Many Small Fights Describe Cuban War Engagements
Desultory combats persist in Cuba as forces under Generals Campos and Maceo engage insurgent bands. A Marine detachment at San Diego del Valle repelled about 360 attackers, with Bermudez and Linares killed. Casualties: 3 marines dead, 4 wounded. 12 insurgents killed, 20 wounded. Authorities report tensions between Maceo and Gomez, plus efforts to deter uprisings in nearby districts.
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Duenas
Bermudez
Linares
Duenes
Zavas
Committee of Autonomists
Ctenfugos
Segua
Valenzeula
Barrancas
Manzanillo
Martinez de Campos
Inader Maceo
Corijo
Yaguaya
Gomez
Puerto Principe
Masseo
Maceo
Cubs
Guamo
Couto
English Elections Spark Riots After Results Released
Polls show Conservatives 258 Liberal Unionists 47 total Unionists 305 while Liberals 73 McCarthyites 57 Parnellites 6 Tambor 2 total opposition 138. Newcastle crowds riot after Right Hon John Seeley defeat. windows attacked, Unionist supporters insulted, police charged. Mounted police patrol streets as unrest spreads. Morley's defeat causes great sensation across Great Britain.
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Loxpon
McCarthyites
Parnellites
Tambor
Newcastle
John Seeeley
Morley
Great Britain
Chief Harris Aims to Secure Cherokee Settlement Funds
Chief Harris of the Cherokee nation travels to Washington to push payment of the $600,000 owed to old settlers. He questions a $200,000 attorney fee as excessive and plans to seek a reduction, facing likely resistance from fee proponents.
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Chief Harris
Washington
Waswiotes
Cherokee Nation
Harris
Harria
Package Hunt in Omana as 29000 Missing
William F. Quick arrives in Omana to locate the 29000 package missing from the United States Express office. Four Omaha employees are on the car pet as efforts to verify whether the money ever reached Omaha continue. A fraud order is issued against Excelsior Publishing of St Louis for book contracts with many defrauded in the past. FP B Landen, famed crook, is sought in Kay county for murder and other crimes.
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Omana
Neb
William F. Quick
Western Division
United States Express Company
United States Express
Omaha
Wassixeros
Excelsior Publishing Company
Lewis Holloway
F. W. Holloway
Charles Larsch
Manners
St. Louis
Penny
B. Landen
Perry
Kay County
May Fight at Galveston Proposed for Big Fight
Galveston backs a Corbett Fitzsimmons bout on the island. City leaders appoint a committee to meet Florida Athletic Club President Stuart in Dallas to discuss a location change with ground and building free. Stuart says Galveston’s bid is liberal and he will visit Saturday.
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Dan Fiuart Tk
Dallas
Texas
Galveston
Corbett Fitzsimmons
Stuart
Florida Athletic Club
Baseball Scores and a Heroic Rescue Story
Western League results show Milwaukee over Grandpe te and Minneapolis action. National League games include Chicago beating Boston and New York defeating Louisville. A Denver man Daniel Schoene who saved the life of the German emperor receives a signet ring for dragging the ruler to safety after a horse incident.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Rosa K. Barnes
John 3. Barnes
Minneapolis Baseball Club
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Dittsburg
Philadelphia
Louisville
New York
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Dexven
Col
Daniel Schoene
Kansas City
Germany
Schoeneruseut
Storm sweeps Peomma area causing damage and injuries
A strong wind storm swept the region yesterday with Pekin hardest hit as buildings barns and trees were demolished. The Pekin post office roof was blown off and mails soaked. Tivoli resident J Comper was struck by lightning and killed. A 2:30 pm deluge flood Peoria washing out several spots.
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Peomma
Pekin
Tivoli
Faro Bank Held Up in Wartsee Idaho Saloon
Two masked men robbed Fred Steer's saloon bank yesterday morning as it closed. They compelled the staff to surrender, making off with about $400. Several shots were fired and the robbers vanished into the darkness.
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Faro Bank
Wartsee
Idaho
Fred Steer
Bicycle bootlegger pedaling liquor to wheelmen arreste
In Supranarous Thomas Jenkins was seized for selling whisky to evade the Nicholson law. He wore clothes built to hide bottles and moved through streets and roads peddling liquor to cyclists. Police described him as a walking bicycle saloon. In Wasuiscron a Formosa independence dispatch from June 15 notes the Republic’s brief life and history.
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Supranarous
Thomas Jenkins
State Department
Denby
Pekin
Formosa
Convicts Transferred to Leavenworth Fort
Thirty two convicts from the United States court were moved in a special car to Leavenworth Kansas to serve sentences of one to five years. Three ex deputy marshals accompanied them for attempting to defraud the government. The term just ended furnished thirty seven convicts for the penitentiary and the gallows.
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Leavenworth Fort Smits
Ark
United States Court
Leavenworth
Kan
Wix
Drowned Drug Merchant Near Fort Scott
W W Wagner, partner in Wagner and Wagner of Indianapolis, was drowned while fishing near Fort Scott Kansas last evening. He had married only a month ago and he and his wife had just completed their wedding trip.
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Fort Scott
Kan
P. Wagner
Wagner & Wagner
Indianapolis
Found Guilty of Murder in Exte Kansas
Ed Anderson confessed to the June 5 Swan Peterson murder and was found guilty of murder in the first degree. His insanity plea failed as the jury took forty minutes to reach the verdict. Other items note a building collapse in Dallas burying workers, a man hanging himself in Arcansas, and John J. Ingalls losing a farm near Kickapoo after a sale attempt.
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Exte
Kan
Ed Anderson
Swan Peterson
Anderson
Burglar Escape Ends in Glass Shattering Breakout
In South Greenfield a dawn burglary at Bowman and Daugherty’s store led to a barricaded street and a daring escape when a robber yelled we’re coming and threw a stool through a plate glass. A bloodhound hunt and nationwide alert followed as citizens fired at the retreating trio.
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Gonden City
South Greenfield
Bowman & Daugherty
Springfield
Cigarette Tax Case Limits West Virginia Law
Judge Nathan Goff ruled that West Virginia's $500 per year tax on cigarette dealers violates the federal interstate commerce law when cigarettes are imported from another state, rendering the WV statute inoperative in those cases. The decision could influence laws in other states unless overturned.
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Gott. Marrinstone
W. Va
Nathan Goff
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
West Virginia
Deaser
The Secret Chamber at Glamis One Visitor’s Plan
In a drawing room tale of Glamis superstition a guest proposed revealing the hidden chamber by hanging pillows, only to anger the earl upon return. The Glamis secret carries grave weight for the Strathmore family and has long impressed the heir with somber awe.
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Glamis
Castle of
Walter Scott
Earl of Strathmore
Strathmore
Boston Car Trouble Delays Singers Ride
A famous American singer recounts awaiting a Boston concert ride. She waited in a large apartment where a tube system linked to the world. A bell rang, and a hackman exclaimed he could not find her name after ringing every bell. He finally offered to walk the whole distance to the hall to save time.
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Boston
Hackman
Casly
Attractive Religion and its true draw
The excerpt asks whether religion truly attracts by kindness and service or repels with sour, domineering conduct. It urges self-examination to ensure proper representation of Christ and invites reflection on personal behavior and its impact on others.
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Christ
Two Legislators Sell Rail Passes to Traveling Men
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad reports two Colorado lawmakers have rented their annual passes to traveling men for fifteen dollars a month, exposing a misconduct issue on state transportation access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado Legislature
Just What Scared Him on the Yacht
A brief exchange on a yacht shows fear of a storm as one person admits fear and the other questions him. An invitation to try Truth mineral water follows, then an ad mentions Peerless Steam Laundry and a Santa Fe return trip to Kansas City on Sunday July 21 for $1.50.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe
Peerless Steam
Peerlesa Steam Laundre
Kanes City
Sante Fe
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Thompson
Lim Street
Arcnisos
William Beneke
Whiting
Netanaka
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Arcussoy
Kam
John J. Ingalls
Kickapoo
Serach
Myer
Golden City
Chcaco
Charles R. Farwell
John Y. Farwell Company
Potter-Lovell Company
Boston Company
Crary Center
Willis McFadden
Killian
McFadden
Pullman Colony
Chicaco
Homeseekers’ Association
W. H. Carwardine
Pullman
St. Charles
South
Homeseekers' Association
Oklahoma
Wasurraton
Flynn
Dawes Commission
Wasutyerox
McKennon
Smith
Cretsra
Ind
Ter
Columbia Coal Company
Columbus
Ottawa
W. C. A. State Bible School
Forest Park
Wall Street
Northwest
Chicago Great Western Railway
Maple Leap
Rons
Des Moines
Marshalltown
St Paul
Minneapolia
Poliman
Gzo
W. Sixcors
F. B. Loan
G. P. & T. A. Caicage
Esis Ae
America
Elit
E E.corillard
J. W. Puicutes
the Star Grocery
California
Arbuckle
Kennedy's
JS. Sprout
Tele
AR Grocer
East Sixth St
WESTERN_ Foundry
Topeka
Shelden’s
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