Aguinaldo Ally Secretly Posing in London Says Report
A near complete report claims a former Aguinaldo ally in London acts as Aguinaldo’s agent, receiving telegrams from Cavite. It outlines a 1908 pact promising amnesty, funds, and reform via General Rivera, aims that were never fulfilled, and notes English control of most trade while Spain clings to influence. The piece describes native rights suppression, friar wealth exports, and a push toward English as the republic’s language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lom
Presa
London
Aguinaldo
Aguinalde
Cavite
Associated Presa
Andreas Bontifacia
Primo Die Rivera
Wae
Bianohae
Sy Colin
Abe Village
Senor Sugasta
Gen. Rivera
Philippines
Spain
Philippine Civil Administration
Portose
Aguinakdin
Hong Kong
Mivag
Manlin
Adieiral Dewer
Caplain
Wes
Aquininte
Promis
Mike
Philippine
Fey
Yale
Germany
Manila
Aguinalie
Republic
Becaires
Dave Leary Wins In First Law Suit
Dave Leahy wins his first suit in court after a muddled hearing where a lawyer friend argued for him and the judge weighed the facts. The Kansas vs Pedry Shee appeal was reversed. Paddy Shee, a Wyetits saloon keeper, was involved in a farm shooting case with Jim Dewson. he was convicted and sentenced to eight years with possible parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Leahy
Lee
Abe Sult
State of Kansas
Pedry Shee
Sedgwick
Paddy Shee
Wyetits
Jim Dewson
Paddy
Penitentian
Ty Eiven
Fragmented OCR Text Teases Odd Brand Names and Phrases
The readable lines show garbled product and person names like Felix Gouka Orien and OXAGICAL HEAUTIYVing. Mixed fragments reference makeup or beauty terms, ride hints of a discussion on health or cosmetics, and stray nonsequiturs. No clear events or coherent narrative emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee Fareyar
Felix Gouka Orien
Artillery and infantry arrive at Santiago from Tampa
Washington reports that Randolphs six batteries of artillery the District of Columbia regiment and a regiment of Hanols infantry have reached Santiago after leaving Tampa several days ago this July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Randolph
Columbii
Hanols
Tampa
Santiago
All Americans Hawaiian Commission Appoints Frear
The Hawaiian commission appointed by President McKinley includes Judge Frear a San Francisco native about thirty five. Son of Rev Walter Frear longtime Congregational pastor in Hongjal Frear joined the supreme bench under President Dole three years ago and is noted as a capable annexationist. His father leads the Congregational board of foreign missions with headquarters in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sury
Suage W. PF
Frear
McKinney
Ord Oo
Preme Court
Judes of
Hawaii
Walter Frear
Hongjal
Tudge Frear
Supreme Bench
Dole
Honolulu
Judete Frear
Rev
Congregational Board of Foreign Inizeis
Honor for America at Henley Regatta inspires Worcester pride
Ned Ten Eck lauds Howell for winning the Henley regatta and notes American strength in sculling. He recalls racing Howell, cites time of 5 minutes 34 seconds, compares course conditions, and predicts contenders Whitehead Maguire Juveriel and Ryan Lewis as suited to winning the Damon Seuil. He expects competition in Philadelphia and mentions future races and Wayne Lewis pairing in doubles.
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Worcester
Mass
Ned Ten Eck
Howell
Wan Aimag
Guy Nickalls
Damon Seuil
Trvin
Swen
Whitehead
Maguire
Poston
Juveriel
Philadelphia
Ryan Lewis
Sam
Rowell
Mab
Blackstar
Yen Byeck
Himerit
Lewis
Pulford to be committed to county jail this afternoon
A. K. Pulford, a known contractor and ex-stress commissioner, faces county jail commitment this afternoon by Sheriff Cook. The case centers on a restraint order and a $140 to $141 cash transaction tied to an examination of unowned property, with Fulford planning habeas corpus to secure release.
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A. K. Pulford
Jediis
Cook
Dolman
Sherif Cook
Lorieer
Welll Aker
Bianfort
Couterart
Ater
Dolman Ly
Arthur Ney
Fulford
Last Bill Signed in Washington Before Recess
The final bill passed by both houses would have appropriated 320000 to enforce Curtis LI provisions for governing the Indies territory. It failed to become law as the president did not sign before the session adjourned. The last act signed related to reimbursements for governors of states for funds spent on troops. The clock struck as the president finished signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Government of the Indies Territory
Senate
Saia
Loophole reversed in Kansas Supreme Court case at Bauerman trial
Senior Anna Bauerman killed her husband on a farm near Lake View in Borgine county and was convicted to ten years. A new trial motion on a technicality failed. During the progress of the trial the judge left for ten minutes, and the court held nonessential absence. Also, suspects in a post office robbery in Clearwater attempted to sell stamps with masked men forcing postmasters to surrender money and stamps at Crystal Springs and Danville. Names Bart Wilkinson and Jon Smyth surfaced as suspects after arrests in Clearwater.
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State Supreme Court
State of Kansas
Anna Bauerman
Boke View
Borgine County
Ayuerman
Supreme Court
Clearwater
Kin
Twotrangers
Crystal Springs
Danville
Harper County
Taursday
Crystal Spring
Bart Wikinson
Jor Smyth
Garfield Park
Surrender talk at Santiago de Cuba looms as final negotiations begin
Dispatches from Port Antonio report no change in Santiago de Cuba as Spanish authorities weigh surrender. American officers expect negotiations to start soon, with orders for regiments to display flags at trenches and a proposed battalion- army command to coordinate prudent planning. Rumors of Cuban partisan actions are denied as unfounded by the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santiago
Thia US
Port Antonio
Kinesion
Jamaica
Santkaco de Cubs
Tle
Madrid
Armerican
Hutrentter
Therm
Spanien
Hnex
Prudent Planner
Tamasta
Ulery
Turin
Amerinab
San Juan
Wetlo
Aing
Sagasta Denies Armistice Rumors in Cabinet Session
Madrid reports Senor Sagaste states rumors of an armistice are unfounded and the government is only discussing methods to prosecute the war. He indicates no halt in hostilities and affirms ongoing cabinet deliberations on war measures.
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Madrid
Senor
Sagaste
Rabbis Adjourn At Central Conference Meeting
The ninth annual meeting of the Central Conference of American Rabbis adjourned in Atlantic City New Jersey. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President Dr J M Wise Cincinnati first vice president J Silverman New York second vice president J Voorhees Ban Francisco treasurer S Hecht Milwaukee recording secretary S Levi Cincinnati corresponding secretary D G Deutsch Cincinnati and executive board members MW Helsliner Cincinnati S Chonfarber Baltimore H Ved Montreal F Stolz Chicago and DD Philippson Cincinnati.
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Atlantic
N. J
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Boston
J. Mi Wise
Cincinnati
J. Silverman
New York
Vic
J.voor
Er. Ban
Levi
D. G. Deutch
Cincinnat
Helsliner
S. Chonfarber
Baltimore
H-Vetd
Montreal
F. Stolz
Chicago
DD. Philippson
Yellow Jack Gone in McHenry Yellow Fever Case Closed
Washington reports the marine hospital service discharges the last yellow fever case at McHenry Mississippi, leaving the county free of known cases. The announcement marks the end of an outbreak and the restoration of public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Homplin
McHenry
Miss
Warning Against Mormon Elders in Little Rock
July 9 report from Lite Hock Arkansas notes pastors alliance of Little Rock, comprising Protestant church leaders, issued an address about Mormon elders in the city. It urges investigation by residents and warns of the perceived danger to local institutions, referencing the Latter Day Saint church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Little Rock
Lite Hock
Ark
Little Terk
Eharch
Boiler Explosion Wrecks Indiana Pa Plant
A boiler explosion at Hughes & Guthrie in Indiana Pa injured six workers including Thomas Neel Ireman and Sloan Nelson a waterman. The blaze damaged the City plant and left listed names among the injured. A separate item notes Senate action extending presidential authority for six months to issue treasury bills of twenty million dollars bearing interest payable in gold. Santa Fe Route dining cars receive electric tunas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hughes & Guthrie
Flames City
Thomas Neel
Ireman
Sloan Nelson
Watcrwman
Greenbacka
Valparaiso
Senate
Igste Treasury
Topeka Snapshots Show City Life And Events
Snapshots at Home News from Topeka covers local notes including new police shields, district attorney in Emporia, pavilion work at Garfield Park, and no summer shows yet. It mentions Johnny Cady, bicycle track plans, Santa Fe officials passing through, and openings of Kansas medical and Washburn colleges in September. Also notes pastors, teams, theater happenings, a church cornerstone, and social events at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lambert
Emporia
Garfield Park
Topeka
John Cady
GT. McClellan
W. J. Black
Santa Fe
Chicago
Kansas Medical College
Washburn College
Clara Hezekize
Christan
Plainville
Kas
Dunn
Reester
Motes Giants
McCloaky
Giants
Exmpark
Crawford Theater
Fred Harvey
Mourgosne
Mr. Harvey
Dick Couléy
Ust
Tupikas
Cervera
Dewey Spiccial
Hebron Sinker
Sleshey Panen
Schrey's Dream
Shafter’s Revenge
Ufrifter
Corbett-Pitzsimmons
Crawfurd
Bright
John A. Bright
Marshall
Batus
Tegbest
Elvort
Inez
Toneka Academy of Medicine
Surcors
Minney
Mupee
Ida C. Barnes
Denver
J. P Lowles
Will Change Flags on Pacific Vessels to Stars and Stripes
In San Francisco dated July the Pacific Mail and Southern Pacific fleets plan to convert a number of steamers and ships to American flag. Vessels named include the Aateo Barra conta San Males Chudine Mount Loa Kitian Alexander St. George Helv Brewer John Ena Hawaiian Isles and more. Some schooners like American Honolulu are noted for flag change while others remain in Asiatic trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Aateo
Barraconta
San Males
Pacific Mall
Southren Pacific
Chudine
Mount Loa
Kitian
Alexander
St. George
Helv Brewer
John Ena
Hawaiian Isles
Berks
Andrew Welch Fon
Bleaching Out and a Prisoner’s Deteriorating Condition
John Collins deteriorates in confinement showing waxy skin and irritability while his sister visits regularly with delicacies. Dr. Peak reports recovery after removal of gallstones and describes recent surgical history as part of a larger hospital update. Fire at Pentwater mills devastates lumber yards with substantial losses and search for recovery continues. The Western Wheel Works sues United States Express in a tax act dispute over slave shipments, with Buffalo return tickets advertised and train details offered by agent W C Garver.
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John Collins
Jill
Mra Collins
Western Wheel Works
Chicago
District Court
United States Express Company
Express
Leavenworth Proclamation Urges Clean Uniforms for Police
City leaders in Leavenworth issue a directive to new police officers emphasizing proper conduct, neat dress, and courtesy. The proclamation urges officers to carry reference material, maintain discipline, and present a cool, orderly appearance at all times while on duty.
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Leavenworth
Uly
Fimond
Yale
Searles
Nur Ane Chen
Runaway Party From Junction City Arrested On Train
Three boys and a dog from Junction City were brought to the polestation after a rough ride on a hog train. Officers took the youths aged 1 to 23 and the dog into custody. Marshal Sireuss planned a paternal lecture and sent them home.
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Junction City
Alfral Revers
Fred Hevers
Joxeh Rogers
Dee Ny
Fred
Penny
Rogers
Hall
Marshal Sireuss
Tome
Alfred Bevers
Premium bid for Hawaiian bonds sparks New York led syndicate
A New York finance group led by Edward James company and a syndicate of New York banks return from Hawaii with a 45.0 million premium offer for 20 year government bonds. The group seeks 12 0 0 0 00 0 bonds, but regulators find maturity terms unsatisfactory and demand changes before annexation.
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San Francisco
H. BH. Pearson
Walter Starter
Newe York
Edwamt
Jmies Company of
New York
New York Banks
Iwarkers
Kite
Herotala
Newlands
Promises To Be Goon Merided Kas July 6
After Robert Smith was discharged by Judie Myers to avoid further prosecution Sraith Reresd agreed to pay all costs related to the consignors in his possession. The agreement stems from practice tied to the prosecution and ends with Smith and the counts attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merided
Kas
Robert
Smith
Judie Myers
Sraith
Bates Home Burned Tecumseh Township Fire Destroys Residence
Fire at 2 o clock destroyed the uninsure d home of G A Bates half a mile southeast of Topeka Tecumseh township with most contents lost. Estimated loss 120 dollars. Fire origin unknown. Also notes about a convention and travel sale plus a church event with admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh Township
G. A. Bates
Topeka
Market Reports Describe Mixed Crop and Livestock Signals
A fragmented market note from July discusses crop prospects, wheat and corn prices, and livestock receipts. It mentions fluctuating grain futures, hog and cattle prices, and ongoing market uncertainty. Also notes weekly summaries from Kansas City and New York weather and market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robetal
Wis yAnis
Packers de Presshit
Tirerin
Harley
Evroduly
Shee
Flax—Cash Western
Ooreleer
Wetao
Timothy
Kansas City
Mansna City
Fragments From a Chaotic Mar Gossip Column
Readable bits show scattered items including places like Kuta City and Western regions, mentions of markets and corn prices, and references to buyers and receipts. The text mixes names, dates, and events in a jumbled way with no clear single narrative or outcome to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuta City
Beateatyrs
Oran
Raifestibeer
Moti Whale Gill
Burkale
Bartory
Gathey
Fem
Uae
Kansaa
Carass Silore
Pomeiminrars
Tacit
Sumage
Noapalts
Late to class for bale offers best bargains in state
Fragmentary notice announces timber or bale sale across eight acres. Includes garbled names and location hints. Indicates statewide bargains and a schedule or deadline, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Gare Journal
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Pulford
Sheriff Cook
Annie Bauermann
Sagasta
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Schley
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Eae
Gah & Montgomery
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Jobh Peak
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Setgicn Hidters i Ube Elty Unis Wedi
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Stormont Hospital
Peak
Jay S
Sands & Maswell Mills
Nosn
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W. C. Garver
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Goon
Robert Smith
Meriden
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Buttato
Caf
Santa Fe Depot
J. G Wood
Mexico
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First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Mission Circle
Conta
Today's Market Report
State Journal
Chicago Livestock Market
Daly
Inet Nyer
Rodleen
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Neil Sarmne
Suntheas
Marte Tates
H. Wes
Torsche
Jos Peper
Evleperna
Sulenny Agaie
Mar
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