Klondike Output On Way To United States From Dawson City
Report from Midarin British Columbia notes the Klondike season’s gold output will total about 20 million dollars with major shipments down the Yukon river. Estimates cite the North American Trading and Transportation Company and Alaska Commercial as leading carriers, while speculation surrounds largest individual steamers and river routes toward Dawson, with 4000 newcomers reported arriving and a busy riverfront scene in Seattle and Victoria.
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Midarin
Halter Shipey
Shagurr News
Doywa
Cottace City
Dawson
Duvert
St Michael
May West
Dulanet
Wither Brothers
Misnewita
North Ameri
Camel Weare
Alaska Comimercial Company
Taiwan
Midnight Sun
Weis
Belle
Charles MH
Hamilton
Bawana
Uke
York
Davennaloe
Victoria
DG. C
Seattle
Lewin
Holmes
Haney
Eros
Yukon
Uusuu
Skagit Rennet Railway
Eangut Fe
Surrender News From Santiago Delayed Yet Again
Washington dispatches report a long wait for word on the Spanish army surrender at Santiago. General Shafter and General Miles delayed, cabinet and President anxious. Negotiations continued through the day, with details only partially released and confirmation that troops may be returned to Spain under agreed terms.
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Washington
Sentiago
Shafter
General Miles
Rnnral
Iollicer
Alger
Lieut Jones
Menage
Genois
Greely
Pbournes
Cheneral Shafter
Gepstal Siew Dean
Respurine
Aliver
Elven
Tor
Slufter
Theosturetider
Settlement and landings in the Spanish American War updates
Dispatches report a tentative settlement with Spain, ratified by Madrid and Havana, while Allied plans to move surrendering Spanish troops face yellow fever concerns and the need for steamship transport. Colonel Allen lands the Playa del Este cable end but cannot land openly. efforts focus on restoring telegraphic links and awaiting the Santiago surrender.
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Enatter
Torat
Disney
Havens
Madrid
Greely
OSS Dp
Allen
Signal Corps
Playa del Este
Playa
Wistrick
Alles
Ralgutri
Peint
Santinans
Washington
Shafter
Simin Tt
Atlantic
Trene
Santiago
Havana
Onuba
Batabano
Jamaica
Isle of Pines
Batabauo
Austria Unconcerned In Spanish War Surrender Talks
London July 16 dispatch says Austria uninterested in intervening in the Hebale of Spain matter and unlikely to act independently. The Times notes Gen Torats resources exhausted and Madrid orders left no choice but surrender. The piece suggests Spain seek peace while terms are favorable and questions U.S. stay in colonial possessions.
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London
Austra
Hebale
Spain
Times
Madrid
Shaner
Geain
Elmer L
United States
Arminia Dewey
Rome
Turmany
Avery Jueron
Mirae
No Money for Indemnity in Madrid to London Dispatches
London dispatches report Captain General and staff now leave peace or war to the home government. The Times notes a shift due to lack of provisions and equipment. Spanish war minister fears Washington will not accept terms while indemnity remains remote and a favorable settlement may hinge on finances.
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London
Madrid
Rane Anaie
Times
Sarren
Washisgton
Ingtan
Kansas Board's Grain Contract Complications and Fogarty Dispute
The Kansas board faced a messy year with a 100000 pound grain contract to J A Fogarty of Junction City at 120 per hundred. Extra orders, misdeliveries, and disputes over ownership arose as Fogarty allegedly shipped 5000 pounds to Tepeks, while the board denied responsibility. Weather note and ad text follow with general forecast for Chicago.
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Kansas
Union Pacific
North Topek
J.A. Fogarty
Junction City
Mroecatty
Salina’s New Team Beats Topeka 4 to 2 In Fast Ball
Salina edged Topeka 4 to 2 as Bally and Helder starred for the Salina lineup. Umpire Chamberlain sparked fan anger with disputed calls while Salina’s Loman Manek Fear anchored Salina’s win. Columbus, Milwaukee and Detroit are listed in the Western League standings as the circuit shifts toward next week’s games.
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Topeka
Salina
Bally
Helder
Wienssint
Els
Chamberlain
Griffin
Cole
Loman
Manek
Tupeke Wishita
Kansas City
Jntiangpolis
Kanean City
Ulford
Paul Columbus
Milwaukee
Detroit
St Joe
Minneapolis
Assessment Hike Raises Topeka Telephone Plant Value
The Topeka board of assessors increased the telephone plant assessment from 1700 to 9208 with changes mirrored in Wichita, Leavenworth, and other cities. Assistant Auditor Taylor says the rise reflects using pole counts to recalculate the assessment and clarifies proportional shares without changing the grand total. Shawnee County’s total now stands at 11.
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Topeka
Wichita
Leavenworth
Post Office Receipts Show Major City Increases
Washington July 16 The post office department reports a sharp rise in postal receipts compared with 1975 208 total receipts at fifty principal offices 1 8 4 4 925 while year end brought 2 2 0 5 5 86 0 An increase of 301 580 across offices largest gain Omaha 422 New York 1234 Chicago 445 6 10 2 Philadelphia 16777 7 4 percent Also noted were declines Providence 1 0 percent and several other cities with small percentages drops
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Washington
Omaha
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Howton
St. Louie
Cincinnat
Brooklyn
Baltimore
San Francisco
Pitsburg
Providence
Jermes City
Worcester
Nashville
Memphis
Portland
Ore
Peoria
Court Martialed Officers Removed From Duty In Pennsylvania
Major General Wade presided during Brooke’s absence as Major Colliday and Captain Parken of Company B of the Fifth were court martialed for dereliction. Both officers were dismissed from duty with one month’s pay. Eighty one recruits from Pennsylvania arrived for duty. Mrs Ellen Foster, a noted speaker, will address a fundraiser at Hamilton Hall Monday. Acknowledgments are extended for kindness and sympathy in a family bereavement. the message ends with thanks.
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Chickamauca Park
Wade
Brooke
Colliday
Parken
Chattanooga
Murtial
Pennsylvania
J. Ellen Foster
Hamilton Hall Londey
Wreigy Re Met
Appointment and inquiry noted in local military and transit events
Robert K Patterson of Kaneas City is named hospital steward for the Fadisas colored battalions while Jamen White of Topeka becomes assistant hospital steward. A complaint from Leroy, Hassell County, triggers an investigation by the board as they inspect the Salins branch line on July 22.
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Robert K. Patterson
Kaneas City
Fadisas Colored Battalions
Jamen White
Topeka
Avsiatant Hos
Rebrond
Archbishop Sulpoint Dead Tursen Aris
Archishop Sulpoint of the diocese of Banta Pe died after a several weeks illness from paralysis. He had led the diocese for more than 30 years.
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Sulpoint
Tursen
Aris
the Mistev
Jonan
Banta Pe
Pullman Sleepers and Dining Cars on Union Pacific Line
The Direct Line across multiple western cities offers Union Pacific service with unexcelled Pullman Palace Sleepers and Tourist Sleepers, Chair Cars, and dining car service. For full information contact FL A. Lewis, City Ticket Agent, or 3. 6 Pullen Depot Agent. Also noted are Peerless Steam Laundry services and Santa Fe Route dining cars with electric fans.
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Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland
Union Palate
Union Pacific
Western Paints
Pullman
FL A. Lewis
Pullen
Jook
Cew
Santa Fe
Surrender and Naval Movements Around Santiago
The article reports on continued surrender talks near Santiago, arrivals of the Norwegian steamer Nansen and French cruiser D Esterre at Sagua la Grande, and the Austrian warship Maria Theresa alongside Spanish forces. It notes Cuban insurgent Parro expressing pro Spain sentiments and the Russians, Germans, and Swedes engaging with Spanish authorities. Washington says U.S. departments have no knowledge of Sampson’s fleet or a Red Cross boat entering Santiago harbor.
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Nansen
Cardenas
Sagua la Grande
Tursiay
D'Estaine
France
Cinde de Venadito
Maria Theresa
Cabanas Fortress
Cabanas Batterley
Alfonso Xitl
D'Eatating
Almericans
Santiago
Aeain
Washington
War and Neve Departments
Sampson
Car shops burning in New Jersey blaze near Jersey City
Fire rips through car shops along the enteral railroad area near Newark New Jersey causing extensive damage and prompting emergency response. Local officials say the blaze began in the early morning hours and firefighters work to prevent spread to nearby structures. No injuries reported as of press time.
60 000 Recruited Under Second Call in Washington
Washington July 16 nearly 60 000 of the 72 000 volunteers called by the president in the second call have been recruited and mustered. Of those recruited under the second call about 30 000 are assigned to regiments and sent to join the formations they are assigned to. About 29 000 more have been recruited for a few organizations, some have been mustered, a few still lack required numbers. Adjutant General Corbin hopes to clear details by August first.
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Washinton
Te Yreeident
Caltur
Corbin
Murders His Wife Then Shoots Self in Revenge
Owosso Michigan July 10 Edward McKinder a farmer shot his wife twice in the breast fatally wounding her He then fired three shots into his own breast Both are alive with Keather able to recover McKinder had testified against Mrs Areula Burpee who is serving a year in prison for abandoning an infant Child Was killed police said image unclear
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Yehigan
Owosso
Mich
Edward McKinder
Keather
McKinder
Areula Burpee
Burper
Ast
Vog
Ravens
Appointment of N O Murphy Governor of Arizona
July 16 reports the president appointing N O Murphy as Governor of Arizona to succeed Myron W McCord who resigned to join an army regiment. Murphy has extensive experience in territorial affairs and will assume duties shortly amid ongoing local issues.
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Arizona
Washington
N. O. Murphy
Myron W McCord
Murphy
President not disposed to press peace terms with Spain
Washington reports quote authority denying any peace negotiations by France or Ambassador Cambon. The White House describes July 1 talks as unrelated to the Spain crisis, focusing on goodwill and issues outside the war. President is inclined toward moderate demands, preferring Puerto Rico, Cuban independence, a Philippines protectorate, and a moderate indemnity, with Spain in a gradual public shift toward acceptance.
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Washington
Jesus
M. Cambon
White House
Spain
Uip
Bourgeene
United States
France
M-Cambon
Hai
Madrid
Sepure
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Sagasta
Boyle Left Out as Nomination Paper Glitches Spark Inquiry
Attorney General Boyle, claiming Democratic alignment, discovers he was omitted from Friday nomination papers filed by David Overmyer. Secretary of State Bush and Overmyer acknowledge confusion and an attempted retrieval, with Boyle joking about a Populist conspiracy while new papers are prepared to put Boyle on the Democratic ticket for attorney general.
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Boyle
David Overmyer
Bush
Altogather
Secretary of State
Women's Temple Trouble and Temple Bonds Offered
Disjointed report notes trouble surrounding the Nai Chrievien Temper price union and a plan to monetize temple assets. It mentions $4000 annual obligations for the temple and bond holdings in Chicago with par value, plus executive references and a Buffalo convention. The context implies financial and organizational uncertainty awaiting national deliberation in St Paul in November.
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Chicago
Buffalo Convention
St Paul i
Chisago
Ginah Wena
Five Dollar Rate For Omaha Exposition Excursion
Topeka residents may visit the Omaha exposition for five dollars round trip with a September 1 Kansas day excursion proposed. Passenger agents plan a week to ten day trip using Rock Island Union Pacific and Santa Fe lines. Current round trip fares exceed eight dollars.
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Topeka
Omaha Exposition
Topeka Roads
Omaha
Kansas Day
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Complaints Against Mallory Contract Hauling Mail
Complaints allege Mallory secured the contract to haul mail to and from the post office and took charge July 1. Mail distribution errors have been reported to Postmaster Guthrie, and Mallory faces government fines. if he corrects distributions, contract fees may be affected.
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D. I. Suanure
Guthrie
Mallory
Complaint filed over North Topeka postoffice service
A formal complaint has been filed with the federal post office department in Washington over the North Topeka postoffice. Businesses allege Hewitt, superintendent for six years, blocks late evening mail and noon holiday closings, prompting possible removal and a push for improved north river service. The superintendent’s salary is stated as 1300 per year.
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Pound Department
Washington
DG. Hewitt
North ‘Topeka
Topeka
Hewitt
Repudiated resolutions at national WCTU session in Chicago
In Chicago on July 16 the National Womans Christian Temperance Union executive session adopted a resolution opposing further union effort to obtain ownership or pay for property. A second, unanimous resolution aimed to cancel moral obligations before the next memorial convention. In Zanesville, July 16, the First Glass Workers of America and Canada reported at their convention section that new rules were added to last year’s, with President Smith saying committee reports would be ready by Monday.
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Chicago
Womih
Christian Teanew Union
Leleboa
Erate Bulla Ing
Tempio Bumnine
Frances Willard
Flint Glass
Zanesville
National Convention of
First Glass Workers of America
Canada
Smith
Market Summary from Chicago and Kansas City July 16
Chicago July 16 market notes show wheat futures ease amid foreign demand concerns and a cautious trade as funds and merchants adjust after yesterday gains. Corn prices drift lower on rain in the Midwest. hogs and provisions decline amid profit taking and cautious cash trading. Kansas City reports mixed cattle and hog receipts with moderate bids, while soybean futures and other grain prices remain subdued in light demand.
Market Gossip and PriceReceipts From Kansas City
Wheat and corn receipts at Kansas City market show dull and lower prices with 40 to 74 car lots. quotes for cash wheat and futures noted, mixed cattle receipts in the region, and a general sense of firmer grain markets in nearby districts. Reports reference New York financials and overall market conditions with mentions of seasonal trends and demand.
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Kansee
Min- Brapolio
Minneaville
Muth
New York
Eseren. We
Spovly
Groveeast
Tee Ki
Raubal
Chicago
Asdye
Omana
Kansasity
Tengo
Ateady
Kanan
Corm
Bantiaga
Mergopalitenazar
Seckholdete
Donovan Com. CO
Columbian
Topeka
Chitaro
Lomis
F. W. King
Local currency drop reported on city avenue
A loose currency drop was reported between Firth and Aly Bouse Winder near Jueke Werne Kanain avenue. Residents are advised to report the find to the appropriate city office for proper handling and safekeeping.
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Jueke
Werne
Kanain Avenue
Firth
Aly Bouse Winder
Thle
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