Lost Vessels Stranded After Behring Sea Storm
Report from Francisco dated July 7 notes three ships sunk or stranded in the Yukon and Behring Sea region after a hurricane. Vessels including the Cone from Beatie and the Ste salle are cited as grounded or wrecked, with details on river conditions, port status at St Michael, and transportation company involvement.
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Behring Sea
Francisco
Michael Gm
Ste Salle
Beatie
Becare
Portland
Portrhor
Maine
Ware
Yukon
Fleer
Anzee
Rebellion Flares Across Town Amid Turmoil in Spain
Fragmentary report notes unrest spreading in city districts as response to drought and rising prices. Authorities struggle to restore order while residents report shortages and casualties. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a broader conflict affecting Huslva and surrounding areas.
Primary election slate for Hepublican county committee
Secretare Cham outlines a large slate of candidates for the county central committee with roles including probate judge, district court clerk, superintendent of public instruction, and state senator. The primary set for next Saturday afternoon, with several contending individuals and affiliated attorneys and officials listed.
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Secretare Cham
Hepublican County Central Committee
Angleipateil
Inetnlert
Windutntvs
See
Reary Chaney Inte
Pudee—Dmigy
B. & Dutra
John le Coy
A. B. Jetmere
LG. Larimer
Cerk
District Court
A. M. Cal- Akbem
LB. Curtis
Buerintendent
Public Instruction
T. J.anderson
T. Es
Everta
Stevens
Wo Venie
Geo A.anderson
Senet
Rokney
Ended in a Foot Race Near Topeka Causeway
A colorful rural scene near Topeka recounts two fighters Smoky Smith and Denver Jackson racing for a prize along a Missouri Pacific line. A misstep led to a dispute over frogs and a brawl as the train stopped near Swissvale in Douglas County. White party revelry followed, with intoxication and fracas noted as bystanders intervened.
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Smoky Smith
Denver Jackson
Topeka
Westerday
Missouri Pacific
Youngman
Suissvale
Oengr
Hilaruuay
Tnstead
Prine Feht
Detachment of stock follows sheriff’s charge in Dallas
A chaotic court notice states J. E. Schuebley’s stock attached by the Smith Drag Co through Ubell Jutcorneys and Rowe fon Ent 4 Dallas in an afternoon action. The sheriff looks over the charge as the process proceeds amid drought and stealthy det company references.
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Td. Smith Drag Co
J. E Schuebley
Eb Stalthy Det Company
Kan- Omy
Ubell Jutcorneys
Rowe Fon
Dallas
Thin
Walt Sinalsiat
J. Frudgista
Wisvens
Spain Sees McKinley War Aims Narrowed to Cuba
London July 18 Madrid Times correspondent reports Spanish view on peace talks. Emancipation of Cuba is seen as key objective for any settlement. They caution against broader war aims and warn of firm Spanish resistance if annexation or conquest is pursued.
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London
Madrid
The
Times
Washington
Biern Mpf
Alain Gen. Shafter
McKinley
United States
Cuba
Treachery report from Cuba sows fear and destruction
The Journal's Key Wear dispatch claims Spanish keepers at Cor Mayal and Gape Lu crecea burned their tent houses after agreeing to surrender. A Spanish carrivon at Casatanams City is reported to have whipped ite cairpon and blown up ite magaietite.
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New York
Toral
Santiago
Cor Mayal
Lucrecea
Cuba
Casatanams City
Topeka Man Duped Into Signing $400 Note Trick
A Topeka man named Adams was involved in a parlor hoax where a note for 400 dollars was signed and a supposed plane purchase, later burned and reconstructed under a magician’s misdirection. A Kansas City lawyer later delivered a note for 400 dollars, fueling speculation about the fraud and Adams’s alleged role.
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Charles Wistry Adams
Topeke
Darts
Was & Sveerdecrom
Adams
Adthe
Mr. J
Air
Kanes City
Avame
Ring
Adame
Port Tampa Fain movement honors Admiral Cervera
A July 18 note reports a movement to present Admiral Cervera a home at Tarpa in recognition of his humane treatment of Holson and crew and a desire to spare him heart and possible death should he return to Spain.
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Port Tampa
Fin
Leday
Cvevera
Holson
Spain
Patriotic benefit event at ex mayor's home
A Tuesday evening entertainment at the home of ex Mayor T W Har Filton at Huntoon and Western avenue showcases patriotic decor, a Wood's orchestra drawing attendees including Kansas militiamen. Speeches by Congressman Charles Curtis and others highlight support for soldiers and a drive to fund-raise for the United States Boswil service. Meatier details note refreshments on the lawn and young ladies in patriotic dress.
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Hanigame
T. W. Har- Filton
Huntoon
Western Avenue
Topekumy
David Overmyer
Tom McNeal
Kansas
United States Boswil Service
Cigarettes and a Topeka Insanity Case Examined
A Topeka insanity case involving Frank B Young is analyzed by a magazine and doctors in New York. Experts link excessive cigarette use to mental health risks and possible brain trouble, while Young’s actions and court hearings draw medical and legal attention. He is 20 and reportedly pressed for cigarettes amid a family dispute over marriage.
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Frank B Young
Pauline Dey
Topeka
New York
Lurtera
Topekana
Triad Young
J. KR. Chiles
D. B. Ematman
A. Sluseer
W. J. Stewart
J. T. Lockhast
Magaazine
Dr. Eastman
Young
Leavenworth
I Pauline
From Chickamauga Soldier Writes Home About Regimental News
Bugler Bush, son of Secretary of State Hushbax, reports from Chickamauga dated July 16. Capt Vaughn resigns. company keeps top regimental score, but front prospects unclear. Mention of Spain peace rumors, hospital stays, discharges, and fellow soldiers Warren and Berger. attendance and roll call referenced.
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Stats
Chickamauga
Hushbax
Clarenor
Sugar ix Company
Kanean
Sayar
Vaughn
Sentiage
Spain
Ernest Mets
John Warren
Eabon Ja
Berger
Jowell City
Chatumocxa
Russell Leaves Legislature After Declining Re Election
Populist Rep. Paul Russell of Min I County says he will not seek re election in Topeka. He states he cannot spare full time for the legislature and has declined a nomination claiming the position demands six days a week year round, saying he has had enough.
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Paul Russell
Min
Topeka
Russell
Hadenever
Veteran of Two Wars Dead in Washington July 18
Benjamin M Critierson a two war veteran died in Washington. Born in Wells West Virginia he moved to Steulen ville Ohio. He joined the army from Ohio at the start of the Mexican War and served through the conflict under General W McCook. He fought in Berryville Chickamauga Peach Tree Creek and Atlanta and was honorably discharged after time in Davis Island hospital.
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Washington
Benjamin M. Critierson
Wellsbute
W. Va
Steulenville
Ohio
Mexico
W. McCook
Berryville
Chickamaugi
Peach Tree Creek
Atlanta
Davis Island Hospital
Improvements at the Crawford Theater Entrance
Manager TL M Crawford has prepared plans for a modern entrance at the Crawford theater a porte cochere will extend from door to curb with ornate design and polished finish swinging doors at the entry and decorated walls. Work starts within two weeks and should be finished by the season opening August 22.
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Crawford
TL. M. Crawford
Crawford Theater
Lieut Krauthof Promoted Amid Wide Promotions
The president’s latest appointments include Taurens Charlee FL Bregthow and Pepeke, with Krauthof elevated to first lieutenant. Krauthof was formerly Blanche Dienst of this city.
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Krauthof
In & Tongest
Associated Press
Taurens Charlee
Stankey Makes Brief Missionary Tour For Governor Nomination
Republican nominee W. E. B. Stankey plans a brief statewide tour this week focusing on personal handshakes and affability rather than speeches. He will stop in a town today and move on to Meade tomorrow, delivering no formal addresses but relying on his reputation. Santa Fe Route offers cool dining cars powered by electric fans.
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Stanley
W. EB. Stankey
Paki
Sprechts
Bel
Doves Ny
Meade
Senator Baker Presses For Kansas Troops Frontward Effort
United States Senator Lucien Baker visited Topeka meeting Chairman Mort Albaugh to press for sending Kansas troops to the front. He said efforts with the president and Congressman Curtis did not yield action soon. Baker predicted Republican gains in Kansas and outlined campaign plans, noting newspapers would assist.
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Baker
Kanas
United States
Lucien Baker
Topeka
Mort Albaugh
Republican Committee
Copeland
Cliff Baker
Kansas
Senator Baker
Curtis
Washington
Cy Letanit
Campulen
Siyer
2Mfort Albaugh
J.D. Botkin
Athangh
Frodna
Congress
Perkin
Fie
Peculiar Head Swellings Reported by Uncle George Lugden
George Lugden, a longtime elevator attendant in Lawrence, has suffered recurring headaches and a growing head since a stroke years ago. He experiences vision obscuration and a general sensation of mistiness with pain at the base of the skull. Multiple physicians have been consulted without relief or clear explanation.
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George Lugden
Lawrence
Svery
Bae
Steve wilteMt
Aavieh
Zyviberwy Cans
Sir Lugden
Federal
Mimi Fli
Umes
Uber
Ate
Beln Abe
Supt Stryker To Address Indian School Institute In Colorado
Colorado Springs hosts the annual Institute for the instruction of superintendents teachers and others involved in Indian education. Attendees total 104 with welcome addresses by Mayor Irvine and School Superintendent John Dietrich. Speakers include Jimann ex superintendent of Indian schools Bishop Abiel Leonora and Dr W SN Hail.
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Indian School Institute
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Cal
Autivt
Séerornl
Indi
Parpreeatt
M. Irvine
John Dietrich
W. E. Sivcum
Coldo
Jimann
Aone
Bptmd
Abiel Leonora
Salt Lake
Tyle Keel
Taislan Aehunis
W. SN. Hailfourm
Creedon Bonner Bout Set For August 1 in New York
Dan Creadon of Australia and Jack Bonner of Summit Hill Pa have signed to meet in a 225 round bout before the Granter New York Athletic Club Canty Estanit on August 1. The men agreed to boost the middle weight limit to 119 pounds and the club guarantees a $3,000 purse.
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Ban Creedon
Bonner
New York
Dan Creadon
Australia
Jack Bonner
Summit Hil
Arides
Granter
New York Arhletic Club
Canty Estanit
Forward to Charleston Marching Orders for Army at Chickamauga
An order directs Col. Pred Bennitt to move the wagons and trains of his brigade to Charleston at once. Rail transportation is arranged and ships tonight. About half the first corps regiments are on waiting orders and will move soon. The Fourth Ohio and Fourth Pennsylvania brigades are among those slated for transfer. Hospital updates include a new surgical ward, reception quarters, and patients about 200 strong, with typhoid cases under debate and a planned Widal test.
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Chickamauga
Chickamauga Park
Tenn
Pred Bennitt
Bennett
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ernst
Charleston
Third Corps
Bradbury
Waal
Mipaskrs
First Corps
Miijor Weaver
Pennsylvente
Widal
Kansas Labor Report Details Worker Origins and Wages
The Labor Commissioner reports most Kansas workers are American born. Of 3,422 respondents, 2,335 are American born and 222 foreign born. Most wage earners oppose immigration limits. 604 favor suppression entirely. Eight hour day support stands at 2,388 in favor and 29 opposed. Hourly basis rates average 20 cents, weekly basis 0.09, monthly 344.62. Of 1,667 who answered wage changes, 1,189 note increases and 468 decreases. Average annual living cost listed at 404.27. Home ownership shown by 5 of 2,909. 211 of 1,018 invest annually about 106.71.
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Labor Commissioner
Kansas
MATIE VICKERS COMIN IN The Gay Matinee Girl
Mattie Vickers Comin will appear in The Gay Matinee Girl at Crawford theater for a three week Kansas run. Monroe and Hurt head the production which played here last season and has been improved for next season. Mild Mattie Vickers is tagged as the equal of Kats Castjeten for the leading role with new scenery and features.
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Crawford
Kansas
Crawford Theater
Seaon
Monroe
Hurt
Mattle Vickers
Kats Castjeten
CLEAR FOR SANTIAGO COMMERCE TO RESUME WITH CUBA
Washington July 18 Treasury dispatch orders that American or neutral vessels may clear for Santiago de Cuba with supplies and provisions. The telegram was sent to principal conductors along the Atlantic coast. The Santa Fe plans sale of many tickets to Chicago and St Louis at greatly reduced rates for tomorrow and several days.
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Cuba
Washington
Atlantic
Cunet
Yalvela
Santisco de Cuba
Treasury Department
Santa Fe
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington ready for next move in Santiago campaign
Washington officials anticipate occupying Santiago and handling prisoners and yellow fever after the Santiago campaign. no reports from Shafter or Sampson early today, but a late dispatch lowers the estimated fever cases to under 200. Duffield has a mild fever, while Admiral Sampson’s report on Cervera’s destruction is en route to the navy department.
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Washington
Santiago
War and Navy Departments
Spain
Shafter
Sampson
Tute
Ress
Col
Alden
Seting
Arthur
New York
American Line
War Department
Duffield
Admiral Sampson
Navy Department
St. Louie
Santa Fe
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices On Light Volume
Chicago July 18 Wheat declines on favorable harvest weather while corn and oats see modest moves as cooler forecasts stimulate some buying. Hog prices ease at the yards then firm with packers’ demand. cattle and sheep receipts rise, aided by increased feeder activity and steady selling at the deck amid varied demand.
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Chicago
London
Siellec
Grisie
Sora Sr
Sumtember
Zac
Ans
Essie
Barrley
Rye
Dies Auwaat
Plax Norhingstern
Seus Colesung
Texas
Exis
Naor
Lariiss Setits
Kansas City
Kanne Clix
Ieee
New York Money Market Snapshot Review
Market notes report steady sterling exchange and active mercantile business. Prices reflect demand for government bonds and bankers bills. bullion and silver certificates feature in the week’s listings amid cautious trading.
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Sterling Exchange
Wael
Market Gossip Sees Mixed Grain and Stock Movements
Market gossip notes WNC and SRA activity with Chicago prices and grain receipts. Visible wheat supply declines while corn and oats show varied moves. receipts reported for Minneapolis Duluth and Kansas City. Weather outlook hints unsettled conditions with rain chance, loops of Wall Street activity and bond market shifts amid cautious trading.
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Tiverpoo
Sure
Wavat
Thi Focke
WNC
SRA
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth Grare
Minneapolie
Kursis
Chicago
Wiest
Kansas City
Granta
Cilia
Kunsan City
York
Wall Street
Atppord AG
Tooke Lke
New York
Untitled Classified Notice Fragmented for Help Wanted Sale
Fragmented OCR text shows mixed phrases about a boy or gift to work in a shop, items for sale, and requests for parts and care. The readable items include a gasoline tote, Lebeirn carpet and oak office trip, and mentions of wanted work and parts, but details are unclear. This reads as a damaged classifieds snippet.
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Cangy
Kansas
Duchanan
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