Invasion Prep and Mobilization Near Porto Rico
Reports from Chickamauce Park July 1 describe General Brooke leading men of the Pennsylvania in Jeffrey Corps awaiting a general strike. The Porto Rican invasion plans form the main objective as troops mobilize supplies, horses, and forage in large quantities amid ongoing rains and drills.
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Chickamauce Park
Goh Brooke
Washington
Porto Rico
Anteriere
Aire
McCarthy
Cayude Zalinski
Jenet
Srutiattee
Garihek
Ghana
German ship Trene disrupts Subic Bay incident
The article reports on a German warship near Subic Bay and the reactions of American officials, with Admiral Dewey commenting on neutrality and potential implications for U S policy. It notes press discourse in Manila and comments by local and foreign authorities about intervention risks and diplomatic balance.
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Red Gross
Gemmian
Bertin
Trene
Subic Bay
Idland
Jason
Philippines
Dewey
Dewny's
Germany
Spain
Amitiwalde
Herde
Gerda
Tageblatt
Mattrid
Sass Susasta
Cuba War Plans Hint at Peace Efforts Amid Reel Up
Fragmentary dispatch from Madrid July 1 reports General Monet's failed attempt to retreat by boat to seek reinforcements. His column reached Hateros and Bulcan but was captured by insurgents. An official inquiry into Monet's conduct has been opened.
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Madrid
AviKuwi Jelrerands
Monet
Af Nalesby
Cunbwat Lerbe
Hateros
Bulcan
Imurgente
Clenfuecos land disputed amid U S cruiser escort
Madrid dispatch notes 7000 Americans and United States cruiser Montgomery assist operation near Clenfuecos. Correo questions report while government has no confirmation. Losses in recent days put at about 400, with 19 thousand troops reported fit for service. Admiral Sampson moves Texas to aid wrecked Cristobal Colon, bow buried in shallow water. salvage deemed possible but risky due to sea conditions.
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London
Madrid
Corres
Daily Mail
Havans
Cla
United States
Montgomery
Correo
Iy Saya | Taut
Colored Officers Appointment Shakeup in Kansas Militia
Governor Leedy announced promotions and appointments to Kansas militia officers. Javier Teck of Manhattan becomes colonel, John B. Crown of Ta Pl es senior major, GQ Fort of Fort Scott junior major, with James Beek named adjutant and chaplain candidate. Discrimination claims cited against Governor Beedy influence.
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Lewis
Alow
Javier Teck
Manhattan
John B. Crown
Taples
GQ. W. Fort
Fort Seote
Janes Beek
Firvewe
Leedy
Ford
Hietie
National Cemetery
Fort Scott
Volunteers Mustered at State House in Wichita
A company of volunteers counted at the state house last night to enter Uncle Sam's service. Captain Deymida led the muster, with First Lieutenant W. A. Thettis and Second Lieutenant Wilton Green as officers. The unit, nicknamed the Punta, elected its officers unanimously and reported no trouble.
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Wichita
Uncle Sam
State House
Deymida
W. A. Thettis
Wiltom Green
Topeka Wirephone Assessment and State Certification
Secretary of State Gash announced the topeka wirephone assessment will rise and that the Waard of railroad commissioners will issue a Pew certificate. He said the main issue was a mistaken certification and a change will likely be made soon. More data will be authored and future details remain uncertain. The July settlement on the stock exchange is over and surrender of savings matters improved business timing in Tapunding.
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Topeka
Gash
Opeks Wits
Santings
American Securities
Brothers dispute over Pennsylvania homestead mortgage
Ransome Gordanier and Eligahbeth Gordanier of Republic county sue Irving Gordanier now in California to set aside a $2,000 mortgage on a family farm in Republic county. They allege a long and broken family agreement, with Ransome moving to a farm in Kansas and then Nebraska, trusting his brother, who later mortgaged the farm as his own. The suit seeks to invalidate the mortgage and recover the homestead.
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Ransome Gordanier
Eligahbeth Gordanier
Republic Cound
United Circuit Court
Irving Gordanier
California
Rntome Gordanter
Ward
Irving
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Hig Brother
Bstrices
Neb
Aecording
Ransome
Weathes
Republic County
Newbraska
Kanens
Sult
Bophaeons Fis
Natta Repatdmen wage ab this mornines contralia
Colonnel George Stone presided over a meeting of the natt league nominating a slate for the unexpired Dowling term. J Lookman Horn contested the ballot with Dingley and Sobel and Stine were listed for secretary and treasurer roles. Two-year terms were pledged, with Galveston and St Paul as meeting sites.
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Omaha
George Stone
Bun Praseisce
Stine
Newport
Badtein
N. H. Dowling
Bear~ville
Minn
M.D. Young
Benne Aylvania
Galveston
St Piut
Two in Leavenworth Arrests Under New Revenue Law
An Express Agent faces arrest in Leavenworth over violations of the new revenue law. Deputy U S District Attorney Bore Uaday swore time against C K McCullough, an employee, with another Leavenworth arrest of Pacific Express agent Rudolph following a Collector of Internal Revenue filing.
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Leavenworth
United States
Uaday
J. J. Hines
C.K. McCullough
Ixpreak Compass Bnce
Mccullough
Rudulph
Parific Express Company
Tavitre
Mike Button
McNall Again In Federal Court Over Kansas Insurance License
Insurance Commissioner Webl McNall faces a federal case after Judge Foster issued an injunction barring enforcement of an order revoking the Kansas license of Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. The injunction was sought by attorney Jude Horton for the company. The dispute centers on an examination ordered by McNall and a claimed failure to pay a full loan, with the insurer alleging the exam was a pretext for personal gain.
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Webl McNall
Foster
McNall
Kensy
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Kansas
Jude Horton
Protemiber Xomissiones McNall
Liceline of
Te Company
Ths
E. W. Tatman
D. O. McCray
St Tone July 1h-Jonn Sheehan at Watench Intruders
A fragmented report describes Jonn Sheehan from the Watench Intruders pawing at Sue vaga and drafting a June 2 note. It notes fortifications, a strong force around 7,000, road cutting, and plans to camp nearby while mentioning Spanish desertions and ongoing patrols.
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Tone
Jonn Sheehan
Sue Vaga
Cybank
Ont
Trent
Ieewater Or Talny Censor
Cure Constipation Forever Poke Cascarets Tani Cathertie
An advertisement claims a cure for constipation with promise of easy cessation of tobacco use and other strong effects. It mentions a memory company and offers a free address in Chicago or New York, with a sales pitch aimed at lasting results and energy. Garfield Park is referenced as a location.
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Cascarets Tani
Cathertie
Gronise
Tomeco
Lake Noto
Wonder Worker
Sterling Memory Co
Cileaga
New York
Garfield Park
Colombia waits on Italian squadron amid Cerrull case tale
Coles Colombia July 15 Local alarm grows as officials know little of the Talinn squadron under Admiral Can Grant said to be en route Cartin gens Colombia to press the 1887 Cerrull decision. Reported arrivals from Carthageng say the squadron had not reached there yesterday morning.
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Italy
Coles
Colombia
Talinn
Can | Grant
Cartingens
Cleveland
Carthageng
The Commission Arranges Surrender Terms Amid Negotiations
Three Americans two Spaniards and an Englishman set terms of surrender before Buntineo. The Spanish army accepts parole and return to Spain. Generals Mies Sinftarde and others order a formal interview and diplomatic actions with Toral. An army hospital and headquarters will be established as the situation proceeds.
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Buntineo
Pinya del Hite
Themuril Toral
Gungral Blageo
Diplixiate
Makis
Ecommabedoners
Coral Nared
Revere Miso
Pulon Dud
Wwe
Parsley Obiet
Etef
Siijes
Statter
Wheeler
Lawson
Cartelnates
Gur
Natasly
Kenerad
Hospitil Neadanarters
Kansas City digest of Manila expedition troop designations
News item from July 15 notes Gen Otis Basix announced troop allocations for a Manila expedition. Units bound for the St Paul Rio de Janeiro and St Pyuus include California, South Dakota, Colorado, and Minnesota volunteers with several infantry battalions and a signal corps detachment assigned among the ships.
Troops to Sail From San Francisco July 15
Transports Peru and City of Puebla to leave port about 2 pm. Brigadier General Otis to command sick soldiers aboard Peninsylvania Rio de Janeiro and St Paul, with Otis reporting to Camp Merritt. St Paul not yet arrived from Alaska. Tacoma outfitting to depart in two weeks. About 39,000 troops slated for Philippine service. first convoy expected to sail early August with returns anticipated later.
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San Francisco
Peru
Puebla
Otis
Harrison Gray Otis
United States Volunteers
Pennssylvana
Rio de Janeiro
St. Paul
Camp Merritt
Dns Traction
So de Janeiro
Alaska
Tacoma
Philippines
Man- Ma
Fie de Janeiro
St Paul
Presidio
Porto Rico Is Next for Miles Forces in Puerto Rico Expedition
A Washington report states Gen Miles will depart for Porto Rico within a week with presidential approval and naval support. Forces including Fifth corps artillery and insular infantry are to accompany the expedition, with Major General Wilson's division set to embark soon. Yellow fever measures have eased troop movement, and preparations include immobilizing fleets and fortifications to enable a landing and blockade.
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New York
Tribune
Washington
sayr= Ikix
Miles
Porto Rico
Eoland
Wresbington
Onders
Admin Sampson
Porty Ricos
Bantingo
Mis
New England
Fifth Corps
Fies
Santiago
Camps Thomas
Chickamauga
Camp der
Virginia
Tampa
New Orleans
Galveston
Bodies Recovered From Cleveland Tunnel Disaster
Remains of ten men killed in the Cleveland waterworks tunnel disaster were recovered. The bodies, blown back by the blast and not burned, were brought to the shore end about 1100 feet from the tunnel head by a hand car as crowds and families gathered above. Local police struggled to control the frantic mourners.
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Cleveland
Water— Works
Lies
London Papers Praise U S Victory in Cuba
London July 1 All the London papers print praise for the American victory in securing eastern Cuba and the fall of Santiago. They argue Spain’s resistance is hopeless, famine looms, and peace with the United States is near. Editorials hail McKinley and Dewey while warning of future diplomacy in the Philippines.
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London
America
Cuba
Spain
Janco
Alagning Post
United States
Santiago
The
Daily News
McXinley
Yenutis
Gem Miles
Daily Mall
Daily Chronicle
McKibley
Havana
Senur Su- Kenta
McKinney
Irene
Philippines
Diplomatia Inpleasantes
Merritt
Admiral Dewey
Daily Telegraph
Crimace
Dor Carlos
Letter from Lt Col Little Rebutts Death Rumors
A city letter from Lieutenant Colonel I G C Little of the Twentieth Kansas dated Sunday reports he expects to leave hospital in three days and is greatly improved. The letter refutes Kansas City papers claims last Wednesday that Little was near death.
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Tts City
GC. Little
Kansas
SICK SPANIARDS ARRIVE AS HARVARD PRISONERS
The auxiliary cruiser Harvard brought 1,005 Spanish prisoners to Portsmouth New Hampshire. Port and Spanish doctors report many ill with malaria fever. Six died en route and another death occurred this morning. Forty serious cases aboard with many more ill. quarantine plans pending further vessel inspection.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Harvard
Portsmouth Harbor
Santiago
Wick Fay
Wreckers Arrive to Salvage Spanish Vessels Near Santiago
Advocate General Femler of the navy department reports the Merritt Chapman wrecking company has arrived at the scene of the Spanish vessel wrecks near Santiago and is already at work to save them. No details are provided.
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Cervera
Washington
Judes
General Femler
Navy Department
Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company
Santiago
Barrisons Go the Mountains
Ex President Benjamin Harrison and his wife left for Old Forge to visit Gen Harrison’s cottage in the Adirondacks after a stay at the Fifth Avenue hotel. A band concert was scheduled for Garfield Park and a Peerless Steam Laundry advertisement noted collars and cuffs revived to look like new.
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New York
Benjamin Harrison
Fifth Avenue
Old Forse
Gen. Harrison
Adirondacks
Peerless Steam Laundry
Garfield Park
Arbitration in Sight in Illinois Coal Miners Strike
Six hundred miners remain idle at Pang July 15 watching four mines to keep non union workers out. Miners received an extra 1000 dollars to aid their stance, totaling 2500 in two weeks. Horace J. Calef and the state board of arbitration arrived at the request of the union, which waived the scale prize and seeks a private ruling. Operators and miners leaders have been summoned. the board may issue a decision Saturday night. Operators resist arbitration but plan to resume Monday, with Weiskely paying the agreed price.
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Pang. Ti
Horace J. Calef
State Board of
Pasa
Weiskely
Howsd
Convention Deadlock At Oklahoma Delegates Fractured
Oklahoma City July 1 The Democrats Populists and Free Silver Republicans failed to reach a fusion agreement for the delegate to Congress. In a joint session the feud centered on fusion with Judge J Keaton of Kingfisher leading among Democrats and Callahan the Populist incumbent with 159 votes amid a split Republican slate.
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Oklahoma City
O. T
Congress
Jude J. Keaton
Kinefisher
Democrat
Er. J. ¥. Callahan
Sinking of Chinese Torpedo Boat Hee Ching at Port Arthur
The Ho News published in Kobe reports the Chinese torpedo boat Hee Ching sunk at Port Arthur with 118 men aboard and no survivors. Details are not provided in the dispatch received via the Steamer Yamaguichi Mare.
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Seattle
Wash
Ho! News
Kobe
Japan
Hee Ching
Port Arthur
Jt 45
Married at Honolulu with Young and Van Hemm union
The couple Ber n ice Young daughter of Alexander Young of Oakland Del married June 30 in Honolulu reported via Victoria British Columbia July 15. W J Coon head of a smuggling ring arrested with 900 Uns of opium but released on $1000 bail. Measles cases in Honolulu traced to the Oregon regiment arriving on the Australia with the Gret expedition to Manila.
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Honolulu
Victoria
B.C
C. van Hemm
Bernice Young
Alexander Young
Oakland
Del
W. J. Coon
Coon
Smith
Board of Health
Oregon Regiment of Troops
Australia
Gret
Manila
Admiral Dewey honors Chinese aboard ships at Manila
The state department bulletin notes Admiral Dewey pays high tribute to the Chinese on American ships during the Manila battle and suggests granting them U.S. citizenship. Other items include a Providence wedding of Miss Mary Borden, heiress to the Merchants mill fortune, and a mass market promotion for Canteringte cleaning candies.
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Washington
State Department
Admiral Dewey
Hattie
Manila
United States
Apprentice Bay
Fall River
Mass
Mary 2 Borden
Andrew Borden
Merchants Millx
Providence
Martin Hartwell Adams
Adams
New York Boney Market Week Start Amid Turbulent Prices
The New York Boney Market opens the week with erratic pricing across provisions and grains. Prices for pork rise to around 9.9 while markers show mixed movements in seafood, wines, and dairy. traders note uneven demand and shifting futures as numbers like 1600 Market Street appear in market notes.
Market Gossip and Market Notes from Omaha Exposition
A period market summary notes wheat prices steady with offers near 22.00 and Chicago receipts for corn and oats. commentary on bear forces, money markets, and imports. Also promotes the Omaha Exposition with dates June 1 to October 31 and travel details via the Burlington Route.
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Wickham Commission
Fink Street
Tupea
Tiverpool
Chinege
Kanes
Kanane
Santiago
Enliaugh
Wanry Fe
Chicago
Ira
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Wheat and Corn Report From July Market Slump
The July grain market shows dull trade and lower prices for wheat with large Argentine shipments easing sentiment. Chicago futures drifted from 23 to 7. The Michigan harvest weather and light offerings shaped early activity as Northwestern receipts and weekly shipment totals were recorded.
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Cates
Broline Shipmerty
IZL
Chieaxa
Northwestern
Aye Lawer
Boyite
Michigan
Rent Notice From Penidenae to Siete
Fragmentary OCR notes show a rental advertisement seeking tenants at a Tenth Avenue address. The garbled text mentions Pearl Street area and a local agency, with unclear contact details and dates.
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Fa Sonu & Co
Gs Ka
Teward
DC Hare SS
Eral Esas Hunsas
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