Major Perry Belmont Nominees for Senate Nominations
The president announced nominations to the senate across branches. Names include Perry Belmont of New York for inspector general with major rank, Edmund Sawtelle, Berend Tieu Leiant, and others for captain, lieutenant, and major roles in volunteers and regulars. Transfers list changes among regiments and engineer units.
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Washington
Senate
War
Perry Belmont
New York
Bakinters— Tarene
Pirot
Edmund Sawtele
First
John W. Iventel, Jr
Ee Virginie
Hebert G Weiss
Missouri
Orst Peenenes
A. W. Shockley
Sean T. Thompson
Bitkem
Nagtenane
Steond Weutensats
Ham— Otoen
Volumteer Evycinfers
Senoud Regiment
J J Blahe Dead Comedian Dies From Bathing Injuries
New York July 6 John J Burke comedian died last night in Belle- Fue hospital from injuries received while giving in the Geema at Sea Clift. He struck his head on a sharp stone after a ratt. He was rescued by a young Burke. he was well known in the south and west as stage man and proprietor Joe William Simms San Antonio. Tex Burts was a member of the Reillyamt Woods organization and was in the exmtVraranra of Major Henderson Al dr and A Bate.
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New York
John J. Burke
Belle- Fue
Sea Clift
Yung Burke
Joe William Simms
San Tonio
Tex Burts
Reillyamt Woods
Major Henderson
Aldr
A Bate
Brough Riders Loss Reported From Cuba Landing
Report details that of 568 Rough Riders who landed in Cuba only 253 remain fit for service. many killed or wounded. Names include John Waller and others. transfers to the Cherokee steamer planned. Cable operators at Santiego suspend work due to fighting. Cuba contact disrupted. Patient items promote Buckeye Mile Ointment and Castarets Candy Cathartic as remedies.
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Brough Riders
Cuba
Siboney
Piaye del Este
St. Nicolas
Hayti
Enue
John Waller
John D
Miley
Lickt H. K
Devereaux
Sergi
Trasil Ricketts
Rough Riders
Geo
W. Stansfield
Kangas Avenue
Miller's Pharmacy
Sizth
Topeka Avenue
Death of Captain Parnance at Santiago in Cuban War notes
News from Fort Leavenworth reports Captain James Parnance Thirteenth Infantry killed at the front near Santiago. A popular officer and regimental adjutant, he leaves a widow and child. Other telegrams correct misreports of wounded Lieut Carret and note Alfred Mills burned in Cuba but likely to recover. Mrs Grisard and Mrs Myer receive updates on their husbands.
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Leavenworthn
Xen
Fort Leuenworth
Jaimes Parnance
Thirteenth Infantry
Santiago
Parnance
Fornance
Pennsylvania
West Point
Tasa
New Orleans
Henry Carrelt
Lawrence
Bicut
Alfred L. Mills
Cuba
Rix
Matie
Cel i
Orin B. Myer
Gen Myer
McKidey
Serius
Review of Seventh army corps parade under General Lee
General Lee and Arnold reviewed the Seventh Army corps in Jacksonville Florida as rain hampered the event. Second Militia posted with 12 000 men in line while the Second Cavalry received hearty cheers. Wisconsin and Iowa troops showed vigor and well ordered marches attracting applause from umbrellas in the crowd.
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Jacksonville
Fia
Seventh Army Corps
Geng
Lee
Arnold
Tillneis
Towa
Wisconsin
Gen. Lee
Torrey Road
Second Cavalry
Madrid cabinet keeps war footing as Cuba remains focus
The cabinet council after a short session decided not to seek peace but to continue the war while a single soldier stays in Cuba. There is no news of bombardment at Santiago and officials have cabled Heri and Blanco for details of the salvage.
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Madrid
Cuba
Antiago
Bantiago
Heri, Blanco
Vote on Hawaii Annexation Anticipated This Week
Washington reports a forthcoming vote on Hawaiian annexation with a decision expected within about 43 hours. The process reflects an understanding but no final agreement has been reached yet.
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Washington
Rock Island Washout Delays Trains Across Western Kansas
Heavy rain from the Rock Island region caused washouts and track damage from Pittsburg Kansas to Limon, crippling Rock Island service. Norton area saw burst culverts and wrecked stretches of equipment. All trains from Corwith over Rock Island were delayed. rainfall was reported statewide with lines of Santa Fe and other lines also receiving rain.
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Pittelurg
Kaa
Limon
Coil
Oat
Norton
Bas
Rock Island
Santa Pe Arid Hook
Congress to Oust as Senate Adopts Adjourning View
Washington July reports Senator Allison expressed the option that Congress would adjourn before the close of the Dement week. The note signals planned legislative wrap up and potential early close of session.
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Washington
Allison
Congress
Professor Walter on Board and Misc Notices
Fragmentary items list Professor Walter joining the University of Michigan as language and literature professor. Mentions P Ketcham of Pike City California and a caustic line about a tutor. references to relief and others. Also notes sale by druggists and summer tourist rates to Colorado via Santa Fe Route at $26.00.
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Walter
Ann Attor
Mich
J Walter
Hourgogne Prat
University of Michigan
P_ Ketcham
Pike City
Cal
Drotiier
All Gruggista
Colorado
Santa Fe
Pando Wounded in Battle as Cubans Hold and Retreat
Kingston dispatch reports Gen. Pando wounded in arm at Los Palmas while commanding 7,400 troops. Cubans under Gen. Garcia block advance toward Santiago, but Pando’s forces enter the city. Pando and troops aboard Reina Mercedes hospital ship at Santiago harbor. Also notes 7,000 Spanish troops and refugees aboard British warship Pal tas and Austrian Maria Teresa.
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New York
Herald
Kingston
Jamaica
Pando
Santiago
Paltas
Maria Teresa
Los Palmas
Garcia
Fnally
Salon
Bei
Reina Mercedes
Harber
al- Thoueh
Refugees Reach Jamaica After Santiago Evacuation
Kingston reports thousands of refugees arriving, many in rags, seeking escape from Santiago. British and Austrian consulates note desperate crowds and paid offers for safe removal. Reports detail wounded and improvised hospitals, naval movements, and shifting command as the city pondered surrender.
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Kingston
Santiago
Jamaica
Mlarm
Raieden
Minn Blameden
Br. Ramsden
Despair and resolve mark Spanish crisis as ships exchange fire
Reports from Cuba and Kingston describe mounting Spanish resolve under Gen Linares, shafters talks with Lingres, and fear of bombardment. Admiral Cervera’s defeat shocks Spain while some soldiers fear surrender, yet others cite claims Americans respect women and aid prisoners. Armistice terms falter as tensions rise.
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Spain
Associated Press
Santisgs de Cuba
Kingston
Jamaica
Santiago
Shafter
Lingres
Cervera
Rumsgen
Geox
Pande
Linares
Gadson
Slboney
Death toll mounts as U S forces suffer heavy losses near Santiago
Reports from Kingston relay that about 50 American soldiers have died and roughly 150 were killed or wounded in two days of fighting near Santiago. Surgeons estimate about 1,700 American casualties, with many wounded but not fatally. Regiments hit hardest include Seventy-first New York, Thirteenth and Sixth Infantry, Seventh and Sixteenth Infantry, with officers and noncommissioned officers among the dead and wounded.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Kingston
Seventy-first New York
Sixth Infantry
New York
Camara Movement and Coal Transfers Reported
Satellite dispatches describe Camara securing additional coal from the San Augustin and a naval transfer to Spanien feet. Reports note 2,000 piles and movement of ships from Buenos Aires, with ships entering exast yesterday and a Meiapatch from Buen Cape. Washington announces postmaster appointments including Benjamin, A. Alisoe, James Frey, and Baternrise.
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New York
Port Said Says
Ithe
Nord Amerikanister tribund opens eighteenth session in San Francisco
The Nord Amerikanister tribund began its eighteenth biennial session in the San Francisco Turnverein hall with elaborate decorations. Delegates from many states attend as talks consider abolishing the current constitution and admitting women as members. The convention may also reduce normal school study to one year. President Henry Braun of St. Louis opened proceedings, with Wartmann and Courtin shortlisted for temporary chair and secretary. Allied committees were announced and delegates prepare to travel to San Jose for the state turnfest.
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San Francisco
San Prencisco Turnverein
Nord Amerikanister Tribund
Ow York
Henry Braun
St. Louis
Courtin
San Jose
William Wartmann
Pitta~ Lure
Wartmann
H. L. Hartlich
Chalridn
J. E Cremer
E.G. Roener
Chicago
Chi
Luke
Kristermann
Whongin
Mer
Arth
E. Schafer
Rock Mount
C. Ayre
Philadelphia
Clever Patent Medicine Ad Promises Cough Cure
An 19th century style medical advert claims Redtric Gilters cure for malaria nervous troubles and a blood purifier for nerves. It promotes Electric Fellers and Chamberism’s Cough Remedy with testimonials from Mrs. Mary A. Beard and offers free samples and pills by H. L Buckien & Co. in Chicago with local druggists Swift & Holliday carrying the products.
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Evers Bettie
Swift & Halliday
Chamberism
Mary A. Beard
Clareford
Ark
Buckien & Co
Chicaza
Pr. Kine
New Life
Switt & Holliday
Controversy Over Handling Spanish Prisoners In U S War
Washington July reports discuss disposal of Spanish prisoners captured by U S forces. Secretary Alger voices conclusions on transfers, noting naval prisoners cannot remain on ships and must be moved to transports abroad. Army custody debated, with questions about bringing prisoners to Washington for handling.
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Washington
United States
Thear Department
Pader Discuesson
Alger
Sampson
Shatter
Alrundy
Washinton
Ehase Wlynare
Grain-O a Nourishing Drink for Children and Adults
Advertises Grain-O as a coffee substitute claiming it tastes like coffee when prepared, aids digestion and strengthens nerves. Marketed as a healthy stimulant, suitable for both adults and children, available from grocers nationwide at a low cost.
Market Report Confused Trade Amid Mixed Wheat and Cattle News
A chaotic market summary reports uncertain wheat demand and weather clues from Livestock market notes. It cites drought impact in Ruporia, positive signals for certain crops, tax changes affecting trade, and mixed cattle and hog receipts in Kansas City with variable prices and futures.
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Kansas City
Atwk Market
Merdy
Texas
Seitcatuniets
Cates
Buliz
Market Notes and Prices From New York and Chicago
A weeded OCR fragment outlines money market terms in New York, including on call funds and silver certificates, plus wheat and corn futures. It mentions Wheat futures, market quotes from Chicago and Liverpool, and notes on demand and supply factors affecting prices with sporadic references to bonds, stocks, and general market activity.
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New York
Newe York
Nha
Chicago
Joss
Aiuet Et
Shoti
Orl Aeeerpete
Liverpool
Ceiticaein Parkers
Whyat
Tuk
Hugher
York
Teverabie
Milton Ek
Mary
Beaty
Akiatoma Smee
Talkinds Fm
Evanine
Beatie
St. Paul
Senate
Cisco
Sterlile
Ameri
Byahet
Lomatinen
Raitver Pofe
Local help wanted notices fragment
Fragmentary classified column lists several employment ads including a lady cashier, laborers, a dishwasher, a girl for general housework at No 106, and various chores and tasks. The garbled text shows city Topeka and references to domestic help and chores with unclear employers.
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AGF Vatt
AL C
Cire Journal
Kunaasayy
North
Topeka
America
Wan Ayn Bleyite
Don Yan Chan
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Sener Beary
Ryan
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Jett
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Lucania
Ballara
Geo W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Sixth and
Topeka Avenue Avenue
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Holland
Milous
Seefeld
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Clark
Hale
Furor
First Cavalry
Utenant
W. E. Shipp
Hamilton
Ninth Cavalry
Sicede
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Igriyaty Phelps
Leaverwitch
J. Hughes
Fourth Infantry
Field
Second
Massachsetts
John Tium
Terth Infantry
Gastosheard
Get
Hawtinstart
Willichemat
K. Meénocal
Lounsberry
Seventh Infantry
Petvate Ashley
Biuth
Green
Spaiman
San Augustin
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Deujemin
A. Alisoe
McPherson
James Frey
Baternrise
Kanz von Thun
Austria
Hungary
Francis Joseph
Count Thun
Aan
Beechaw
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Geo. Staefeld
Kansa
Ucklen
Seite & Molliday
State Journal
Liv
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Spilara
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Seulo
Che
Bert
Fee
Ieee
S.tig
Tard
Marie
Annie Eh Aed Bern Ber
Chicago Livestock Market Ee
Eng & Hogs
Eetimetes
Eit
Tess
Seelbin
Gina
Bitasiedero
St F
Ben Receipte
Mberiost
Latuba
Pitthalrewi
Bease Bay Ag
Lear
Bee
Ayoth
Leathe
Ioc
Joes
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