The Sailors Speak of War and Politics Across Headlines
The article covers naval warfare reactions to Santiago and family of political shifts. It notes American strategies, weather service funding, and shifts in New York Democratic alignment, with mentions of Delaware’s reform rollback and local lawyers in Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Weather Bureau
Park Morrill
Washington Bureau
Santiago
Tlands
Caribbean
Genr
Windward Islands
Texas
Tagile and Foster Sealed Long Civil Service Run
The passage notes Tagile held many minor posts and served as United States Senator for eighteen years while Foster has been United States Judge since early memory. Their joint official tenure spans a century and a half, hinting at a combined legacy in public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Quo
W. Glick
A. HL Hortom
John J. Ingalls
Atchienn
Glick
Horton
Atchaan
Thealis
Foster
Berton
Ullea
Tagile
United States
United Statea
Min Runneth
Prolix Globe Gossip and Proverb Littered Atchison Column
A miscellaneous Atchison page mixes social musings with local chatter and brief national notes. It lampoons sharp tongues, cites marital suspicions in summer moves, and quotes Chicago proverbs while naming a string of figures from actors to politicians and sports events.
Sinking of excursion steamer and Hampton Beach tornado
A two mile voyage from Salem Willows ends in disaster as the small steamer Surf City capsizes during a sudden squall near Beverly Head. About 60 passengers were aboard with at least six corpses recovered by nightfall. many rescued or injured, with several in critical condition. Separate reports describe a July Hampton Beach tornado that devastated cottages and hotels, killed and injured dozens, and damaged the skating rink, with multiple named victims including Mora and Miss Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
Surf City
Salem Willows
Salem
Beverly Shores
Catherine D. Webber
Grace Snell
Arthur Snell
John Kenny
Erly
Bertha Lovett
North Beverly
Hazel Hersey
Emerson
Nvers
Oto Cacis
Beverly Head
Hampton
N. H
Hampton Beach
Othare
Whittier
Skatimr
Leavilles
Frank Madd
Walter
Gertrude
WH Parker
Kensington
Mudd
Alfred Beatt
John Landed
Wiclikam x Barker
Mora
New York
Cripple Creek Camp Reports Record Gold Output
Cripple Creek gold camp shows rising production for the first half of the year. For six months ending July 1, output reached 7,299,000 dollars with June totaling 1,200,000 dollars, the best monthly showing in camp history. Mines hold richer ore bodies in reserve as output expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
New National Air Sparks Crowd Uproar at Garfield Park
Marshall's band played New National Air “A Hot Time” to a throng of 5 000 to 6 000 at Garfield Park. Explosives, fireworks, and gunfire erupted as the crowd cheered and a warlike revelry followed. A balloon ascent and fireworks finale capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
Marshall
Soldier Creek
Tts
Conteht
J. B. Marshall
Cuba
U. S
Dee
San~ Jauro
Commodore Dewey
Auditorium meeting to review Stan ton remodeled plans
Tomorrow evening the Topeka Auditorium association will meet at the Commercial club rooms to receive architect Stanton s remodeled plans for the auditorium at a reduced cost. Directors listed include Wilder Cros by Brigham Anderson Warner Dransfield Wood Miller Stephenson Nettela Davis Kuehne Howe Holman Hanley Hannes Greenwald Baird Neiswanger Adams Friard Menninger Boilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Auditorium Association
Stanton
Auditorum
Topeke Auditorium Association
Messrs
Edward Wilder
EB. H. Crosby
RS. Brigham
T. J. Anderson
Thrown Down Stairs In Fort Scott Quarrel
Two women in Fort Scott argued over a trivial matter near Flint street below the post office and staged a Santiago reenactment. The dispute turned physical with blows, one woman throwing the other down stairs. The altercation ended before police arrived as spectators looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Garfield Bulding
Flint Street
Post Office
Santiago
Pistol Pocket Accident Injures Hayden King
Hayden King and other boys fired a toy cannon when a powder charge ignited in his hip pocket. He was enveloped in a flame cloud, his lip burned and the left side severely burned. A physician attended. burns were painful but not expected to be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Huayden King
Hayden
Topeka Victorious Over Schmelzers In Two Games
Topeka defeated the Schmelzers in both morning and afternoon exhibitions. The morning game featured a Topeka win assisted by a late error, while the afternoon contest showed Topeka dominance with strong pitching and speed. The Atherton team was noted as upcoming, and Washburn College suffered a defeat in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas City
Manck
Schmelzers
Atehinon
Wentny Nog
Chars Doni
St Jhee
Elemane
Topeks
Washburn College
Scranton
Visveraay
Denare
Matte Nour
Kansas News Wife of W P Dillard chairs railroad board
The note identifies the wife of W P Dillard as chair woman of the Kansas Railroad Commissioners, highlighting a familial connection to the regulatory body.
Mutiny Escape and Two Mile Swim by Newton Man
Fort Scott July 5 Mia Julia J. Dillard wife of ex Senator W P B Dillard chair man of the board of small road commissioners died yesterday after a five weeks illness with typhoid pneumonia. Nine weeks ago Mr Dillard and his wife visited their old home in Virginia, remaining four weeks. They had a pleasant trip in the mountains with relatives and returned highly elated over their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Mia
Julia J. Dillard
W. PB. Dillard
Board of
Small Road Commissioners
Dillard
Virginia
Billard
Another Mill in Prospect Co Operative Milling Under Way
Enterprise July 5 A proposed co operative milling scheme led by John Johnk aims to fund a new flouring mill north of the river, likely on the Wagner place. The 200 barrel steam mill would be stock funded by farmers and business men with Johnk possibly in charge and John Briedenthal approving the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
John Johnk
Hoffan & Son
Wagner Place
Johnic
Johnk
John Briedenthal
Vicar General News Sparks Leavenworth Rumor Mill
Speculation swirls in Leavenworth over the impending appointment of a new vicar general. Father Dalton denies being the choice, Father Kinsella refuses, and Father Cunningham prepares for his likely September consecration to be conducted by Bishop Fink at the cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Cunningham
Leavenworth
Father Dalton
Kansas City
Father Kinsella
Fink
City settles wrongful death claim over East Washington blast
The city pays Mrs Minnie Becker widow of the man killed on East Washington avenue a $200 settlement. Officials say avoiding court avoided larger costs and a lawsuit. The fatal blast occurred in excavations where city workers fired the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Becker
Becker
East Washington Avenue
Hecker
Newton Mutiny Escape Braved by Seaborne Jumped Overboard and Recaptured
Newton man McFadden and three companions leapt two miles to shore from a mutinous merchantman near Honolulu. Two were recaptured. one remained hidden six days in canebrakes, later resuming work at a plantation while another survived shark-filled seas to land ashore. Nearby reports record Wabunsee and Pottawatomie counties forming a joint Log Rolling association with officers elected and a first annual event planned. Also two tramps failed to cross the Atchison toll bridge citing five-cent fare, then returned seeking passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Ste
Horan
Ed McPadden
Honolulu
Hewall
San
Melo
McFadden
Midfuiden
Deaseh
Mcradden
Wamexo
Wabauese
Pottawatomie
Louisville
E. J. Fischer
Wamego
Pottawatomie County
W. H. True
St. Marys
Wabaunsee County
J. H. Stewart
Wabaurzer
A. L. Bell
Gt. Maeet Sem
Huey
Eesine
Uneee County Log Rolling Association
Atchison
Missouri
Cy Smith
Smith
Accident at La Cygne and appendicitis operation
La Cygne July 5 Billy Wheaton son of John Royster was kicked by a runaway horse injuring his leg. Dr Ver dier and Dr Downs reduced the fracture but the operation later performed on Ward Simonton in Louisville failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Cygne
Billy Wheaton
John Royster
Breskign
Verdier
Dr. Downs
Beer Boycott in Chicago by Federation of Labor
The Federation of Labor votes to boycott beer from the Chicago and Milwaukee Brewers Association starting July 5. A dispute over employing foreign engineers led to the action, with unions sending a committee to negotiate but the brewers refusing to meet demands. The federation aims to enforce Sunday saloon closing laws with W. Co. T. LU. cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Federation of Labor
Brewersr Association
Chicago
Federation of Labor
Chicago and Milwaukee Brewers’ Association
Othe
Central Labor Unions
Lstter
W. Co. T. LU
Bad Choir Boys Charged in Church Theft Case
New York July report states two Christ Episcopal choir boys James Lucas and John Lister were arrested on charges of stealing money from the church collection. The case involves the parish box and a bag found in a rear room. vestry conducted a Sunday night questioning and decided on arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christ Episconal Church
Bitzalethy
James Lucas
John Lister
Hester Oberney
Unclear OCR Narrative Traces Police Pursuit and Interrogation
Fragmentary report describes Detective Decker追追追 following suspects from a city location toward a waterfront, with chaotic dialogue about detainment. Text shows garbled names and places, mentions Chief of Pallé Fenay and Enola Buby, and references a lumber yard and checks.
President Receives Secret Front Letter From Friend
A personal message from a friend at the front reaches Mr Streiney through Gen. Shat- Tee. The note says the sender is on favorable terms with the commander and willing to relay the president’s view that Stell has conveyed courage and a toll to the president. The president has discussed the message with several friends and plans to share more by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Streiney
Shat- Tee
Arsine
Hue
Jawal Lng
Triple Celebration As Daughters Marry on Pareste Silver Anniversary
In New York on July 6 a family from College Point Queensborough marked a double wedding and the silver anniversary of Mr and Mrs Mount. Charles Mount age 3? married Mise Stagdui at St Pauls chapel with Rev Willn E Barnes officiating. Mise Matte Blount, groom’s sister, and Louie Huser of Manhattan were united in the Genpel Missies on Fourth Avenue. A reception at the Mount Kallence followed, celebrating the couple and the family milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chris Mount
Seoqid Street
College Point
Queensborough
Chas. Mount
Mise Stagdui
Bt Paul's Chapel
Willnw
Barnes
Mise Matte Blount
Louie Huser
Manhattan
Fourth Avenue
Mount Kallence
Mr and Mount
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Topeka State Journal
Frank P. Maclennam
Volumbev Oc
Saburo
London
Ofet & Red Law Court
Piet Birest
Sphones
Balt
Sampacot
Ladrones
Commodore Watson
Herber
Spain
Elote
Sampgon
Halser
Philippines
Shafter
Bantiagy
England
New York Democracy
Bryantsm
Austen
Delaware
Tumnell
Globe
Noise
Old Country
Thue
Tausi
Chicago News
Charles Kingsley
Rose Kingsley
Evan Settle
Kentucky
W. C. P. Breckinridge
House
Settle
Mikdad Midded
Cairo
Phelan
San Francisco
Rir
Wim
Ploen
Eitel Frederic
Royal Porcelain Manufactory
Berlin
Gertrude Haley
Ee University
Washington and Jefferson College
Lieutenant Jolson
Merrimac Fame
Richard W. Thompson
Indiana
Congress
Tyler
St Joseph
Ato
Patton
Tima
Don Quixote
Des
Ree King Altamont
Skates
Hi Reno
Sam A
Tine
Huxem
Afro
Mardino
Captain Cuffay
Parceil
Duke Ruseess
Lady Beau
Santa Fe
New England
National Air
Commercial Club
Schmelaera
Indians
Saling
Salinas
Haskell Indians
Fenearaay
Hamburg
Hani
Kansas News
Julia Dillard
W. P. Dillard
Railroad Commissioners
Newton Man
Prospect
Parsons
Wabsunses
Pottawatomie Counties
Harper’s Weekly
Rufus F.zogbaum
Carlton T.chapman
Frederic Remington
T. de Thalstrup
W. A. Rogers
Clyde
D. V. Hunt
IKLY
Frank D. Miller
John F.bass
O.k.davis
John Fox, Jr
General Shafter
Harold Martin
St. Thomas
Harper & Brothers
Franklin Sq., N.Y. City
S— O& DE Moss
L. M. Penwell
Odd Fellows’ Building
Quincy Street
Undertakers
DE Moss & Penwell
Quincy St
Louteville
Ward Simonton
Jorney
Decker
Weinenby
Midiatia Bear
Ettanberhy
Palle Fenay
Esa
Tivine
Hell
Ey West
Goodyear Shoe and Machinery CO
Boston
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