Lost Senator Beverings Sighting Linked to Quarantine Ship
Tribune reports puzzling letters dated June 30 from Nagasaki and Manila place Senator Albert J. Beverings aboard a plague quarantine guard ship with the Asiatic fluine. Supposed letters mention Mrs Beverings and travel across China and the Orient. Authorities note no confirmed location and await further communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiedes
Tuinnapwlis Kava
Albert J. Beverings
Miessek
Japan
Bune
Aeverides i
Seinetor Ethos Tin Arti
He Orient
Heverhige
Menile
Fred Agraltiat Wien
Drowned youth recovered after river accident near Auburndale
Chosd Crimay, age unknown, son of Daniel Grimes and nephew of State Treasurer Prac Grimes, drowned Sunday near Auburndale after entering a deep whirlpool. A search by rescuers found the body later that day, with multiple families and divers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Chosd Crimay
Danie Grit
Prac Grimes
Aubirndaby
Clarion
Earen
Gridiex
Teri
Tory N Wes
Olusenre
Harner
Choyd
Moyd
Bundy
Anit
McMmlan
Boareh
MocMillan
Seerch
Trade shipments under way for California bound butter
A report describes butter from Hanna Kigin Creamery at Clay Center loaded for export to California. The car carries creamery experts and is parked in special export bunks before loading, with the inscription The car is loaded with Hanna Kigin Creamery Expert Gut ter, Clay Center ian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E&r
Senate
Manne
Elgin Treaqieries
Crem Chix
Ui San Francisch
Tippines ‘Wiskee
Bieter
Wieseworth
Tolirth
Ili Vehiob
Haren
Ube
Hanna Kigin Creamery
Ian
Farmer Drowns Near Silver Lake In River Incident
A 33 year old farmer, Parin Copperwalt, was swept while swinging near Silver Lake two miles below town. He attempted to rescue a calf, entered water, and drowned. A large search party later recovered the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peres
Silver Lake
Susans Attermyen
Escaped murderer requisition at government office
A requisition was issued today at the government office from the Kasernar at Beuth Cupullna for the capture of Charwatown of Chartey Wilgob under arrest at Galena. The requisition was brought to Torvige By W Marmo ton Tigi who left this afternoon to rule the prisoner beome Wien charged with filing Thes Site Gislfrey, a United States soldier oter rene seesete Of Charlesivs in Sepulcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beuth
Cupullna
Ty Charwaton
Chartey Wilgob
Tim
Apres
Galena
Tigi
Beome Wien
Gislfrey
United States
Rene Seesete
Charlesivs
Sepulcher
Invitations and Notices Lead September Event at Lincoln
Unreadable draft invites describe a September 4 event at Lincoln with multiple organizers and speakers. Wording suggests a formal arrangement by Seren to coordinate guests and venues.
Dewey in Austria Dinner Drama Delays Return
A telegraphic dispatch from Trieste reports Admiral Dewey plans limited Austrian travel with a stay aboard the Olympia. He will dine with ministers, accept invitations, and may present to Emperor Francis Joseph before recuperating in Austria. Arrival and departure dates remain tentative with messages from Adenita Trieste and New York outlining expected October arrival and Gibraltar correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trieste
Admiral Dewey
United States
Armister Harsia
Invita
Austra
Theadmalea
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Lack
Ddipits
Cotallerasion
Olympia
Ministes
Wiystadt
Amercine
Aie Bs
Ee Witt
Syed Alreider
Wil
York
Thureday, Ave
Ae. Wielk
Adenita
Juis
Rights of Depositors and Bank Default in Emporia Case
Court records reveal Dedey Houk's bank failure involving Widley Ford from Emporia and the Cross bank. The Gem borrowed 24,000 secured by notes, with a 42,000 claim and a partial default at collapse. Receiver Jobs urged payment to protect depositors. judgment favors offset of losses against deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedey Houk
G Cohes
Widley & Ford, & Bustites Frm
Emporia
Cross Bank
Mies
Jobs
Denkwei
Atuvetsd
Joes
Whismand and changes in regional railroad superintendents
Whismand or anenute, appointed superintendent of the Somta ie diviaiin, resigns to avoid the post. D. Th tilfes of Emporia will be appointed to the position. Mr Whisnand remains division superintendent of the Chanute division and migration to become division superintendent of that division. Ed Ives will be promoted to Mr Ratles pines in Kaporia as trevimas far it is gad. Chas. Cagrithers, formerly in the trainmaster office at m peri and now at Las Vegas, likely to Kanses as chief clerk to Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whismand
Anenute
Whisnand
Chante
Percy
Emporia
Wellington
Chas. Cagrithers
Ori
Peri
Las Vegas
Kanses
Bailey
Ed Ives
Ratles
Kaporia
Pilasenger
Santi Fe
Mood Will Contest Readies Challenge to Inheritance
A contestant named Grn of the contes tants voices objections to the will of the late Mood tude, citing stepmother and several heirs. The article notes enlistment updates and regimental totals in Washington as of July 24, listing multiple units under Col. Pettus, Col. Rice, and Col. Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grn
Robert Mood
Tate
Daughters of Air
Uae
Washington
Col. Pettus
Rice
Leonard
City Judge Rules On disputed public uses of city building
Judge Hazen ruled the city may proceed with building plans for public auditorium and related facilities as proposed, finding the project fits the statute and serves public purposes. City Attorney Bird seeks Supreme Court review while court records to be filed within five days to preserve key questions for higher ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen Hex
Contell
Cing Bell
Tid
Supreme Court
Cita
Haxen
Venice
Juden Hazen
Ordve
Bolidige
Hird
Arid RH. Gay
Cleveland Streets Bow To Violence Amid Transit Strife
Riots and mob violence erupt in Cleveland with widespread streetcar disturbances. Military mobilizes, 800 troops deployed as authorities vow zero tolerance. A suburban car explosion injures passengers near Willoughby East of Cleveland, a bystander shot dead on Cranes Street.
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Cleveland
Bic
Clevehind
Verlone Oteganizations
Etty
Wickttife
Willoughby
Straume
Painesville
Tienda
Mlz
Jassdierers
Tale & Rush
Mra R.A Herbert
Hayward Street
Dor Oty
East Cleves
Cornewica
Cranes Street
Ralph Q Hawkey
Hoflear Street
Cornzwich
Perry Street
Hawley Arrests After Deliing With Double Shooting Incident
A Hawley man, Hawley, shot Cornanch at close range in a confrontation near Hawley. Cornanch died instantly. Patrolman Wapring placed Hawley under arrest as a crowd clashed near the Headway car. The mob was dispersed after police used clubs and the car was later moved to the central station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Cornewich
Cornanch
Herman Wapring
Bradway
Orange Street
Perry Sims
Rot
Stave Board of Arbitration
Dring
Everett Woday
State Board of Arbitration
Wayles
Everate
Paul Quits as Kruger Resigns Over Dynamite Concessions
In Johannesburg at 8:22 p m President Kruger resigns after the Volksraad objects to dynamite concessions. Paul quits amid political opposition and mounting crisis in South Africa.
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Johannesburg
Kruger Bes
Volksraad
Seventy Men Entombed After Mine Explosion in Grindstone
A gas and flame explosion at the Redstone Coal mine near Grindstone, Brownsville Pa, trapped seventy workers in entry No 10. Four men were recovered dead or injured, two others died later, and the rest escaped via two other shafts or exits. Rescue teams work to clear debris as families await news on the missing miners.
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Brownsville
Redstone Coal
Grindstone
Solotoom
Mit
Fesius
Thole
Sax
Suit Seeks 4041.45 From Greenspan Manager
Mrs Mary Bernes files in district court for 4041 45 against Mr Sarah Sells Greenspan claiming her property was taken to settle a hotel bill and seeking 1500 for injuries to feelings plus the value of items including a wardrobe and personal belongings with a list of valued goods and a May 1896 incident at the Chesterfield hotel in Burlington under agency of George E Marconi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bernes
Sarah
Sells Greenspan
Chesterfield Tel. Airs
Barnes
Abe
Chesterfield
George E. Marconi
Greenspan
Ki Ae
Burlington
Havana Health Report Shows No Yellow Fever Cases
Havana reports two weeks of exceptional health with zero yellow fever cases and minimal other infectious diseases. Officials caution that vigilance continues to prevent any outbreak while praising sanitation efforts and urging persistence in maintaining sanitary conditions.
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Havana
Reeder Fees Nepotism Charge Over West Point Nomination
Congressman W A Reeder of the Sixth district withdrew his nephew’s nomination to West Point after a long dispute over examination results. Clarence Harlek of Osborne was recommended instead amid claims of favoritism and an alleged prior error in the records. The controversy centered on the ranking of Reeder’s nephew Feeder and rival Ravick, who sought a higher standing and demanded an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Reeder
West Point
Clarence Harlek
Osborne
Reeder
Reider
West Paor
Rarick
Friends of
Hartek
Thy
Ste. Feeder
Republican Newapiyire
Moan
Che Soins Tain
Glass Endorsed at Populist Convention in Manhattan
The Populist convention at Clay Center Saturday endorsed Glass for discreet judge. Ghixs is his first campaign, appointed by Governor Leedy after Judge Spillman’s death in Manhattan. The convention backed Governor Leeds’s administration, Ex-Congressman W. D. Vincent, and Senator W. Hutels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Center
WS. Glass
Sir. Ghixs
Leedy
Judge Spillman
Manhattan
Leeds
Ravens Cracker Co Seeks Exemption From Filing Statement
The Ravens Cracker company of In dependence asks the secretary of state to suspend filing an annul statement under Kansas corporate law claiming independence would reveal capital needed to throttle the anti trust firm. The secretary replies he cannot suspend the law and demands the statements be filed. The Kansas anti trust statute would protect the company if enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravens Cracker Company of Independence
Secretary of State
Bush Corporation
Tapite
Kansas
Buchan Abandons Congressional Run for State Senate Bid
Wyandotte County politician Buchan relinquishes pursuit of the Second District congressional nomination to focus on securing a seat in the State Senate. Henry Zimmer, a Populist from Wyandotte, currently holds the Senate seat. Zimmer’s past work includes involvement on committees related to the Topeka auditorium amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchan
Wyandotte County
Trim Wyandotte County
Henry Zimmer
Zimmer
Enich
Topeka
Lightning Strikes Forty at Charlottenburg Cycle Track
A July thunderstorm in Berlin injured forty people at the Charlottenburg cycle track. Three were killed and twenty severely injured as riders and spectators sought shelter along a wire railing. Authorities urged caution as rescue teams operated at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Charlottenbure
Death List From War Department Casualties
Washington July 4 The War Department reports General Otis at Manila lists killed and wounded among U S forces in the Philippines. Kilts include Walter T Sweenie Ninth Infantry Bear San Luis 16th E Bernard B Webster. Wounded include E Claude W Hult First California Infantry near Bulonge Necros and Francis Glancey Ninth Infantry near Fort Luis. Sergeant Herbert L Hartwick slightly wounded. General Brooke Havana discloses a death report dated yesterday listing George Alsen civilian employee Arthur Hayes post quartermaster died July nineteenth from yellow fever in Santiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtom
War Department
Otis
Manfin
Californa Infantry
Bulong Negros
Walter T. Sweenie
Ninth Infantry
Bear
Come Home in a Kansas Regiment Letter from San Fernando
A corporal of Company C, 20th Kansas, writes from San Fernando about hard campaigning since March 25 and current plans to stay until ordered home. He notes many men in Manila, asks why volunteers did much marching while regulars guard duty, and foresees a lateOctober departure with a hoped muster out at Feisen. The unit intends to ship home together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Jeter
Kanaus
San Ternands
de Loma Church
San Fernando
Manila
Poe
Nnnier
Encod
Kansas
Beaucen
Feisen
Hermit Civil Engineer Traps Driftwood Schemer Along Hudson
A 40 year old man, well dressed, claimed to be a civil engineer named George Ng. He gathered driftwood beside a railroad in front of Theob Huppect's place and slept in the open. Capt. Furlong arrested him. Recorder Morsehauser noted education and refinement, then released him after hearing his tale of driftwood collecting as a possible business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morsehauser
Georxeng
CVI
Connecticut
Child Plunges Into Well In Avianta Ga Rescue
One year old child fell into a well at 3e East Lunter airvet while playing near a door. Father Mr Viking climbed down with a water pine, reached the child as it surfaced, and held it above water. A passing wagon lent a rope to pull the child to safety.
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Avianta
Mr. Wilkins
Lunter
Viking
Alger Has Friends in Detroit Welcome telegrams
The telegraph between Secretary Alger and Detroit Mayor Marbury expresses warm mutual wishes. General Russell A Alger is celebrated by citizens of Thorndale and Detroit with plans for a home purchase and a public reception upon return, expected Wednesday after moon in August.
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Washireton
Gay
Alger
Marbury
Detroit
Mich
Russell A. Alger
Thorndale
Mayeuicy
Mueyer
Maylary
Deiret
Old
Michigan
Prosecutors Target 188 Corporations for Antitrust Noncompliance
Attorneys in each county were instructed to pursue actions against 188 percent penalties for corporations that failed to report under the anti trust law. The effort aims to enforce penalties while distinguishing those in operation from companies claiming no trust. State attorneys are directed to collect fines where businesses are active, reporting to the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
HER CHILDRENS SAKE Capron seeks divorce in district court
Mrs Evalina Capron sues for divorce from AG Capron in North Topeka claiming seven years of abuse and that she worked to buy clothes for herself and children now grown. Clara Vansciver also sues Joby E Vansciver for divorce alleging abuse threats and heavy drinking and gaming. Weather notes and train ad follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evalina Capron
Clara Vansciver
Joby E. Vanseiver
Sheridan Inperil Encounters a Waterspout At Sea
Manila reports the transport from Saturat chive June 1n with reinforcements for Gen Otis has arrived. A July 16 incident pierced the core of the shoal, necessitating detours. Encounters with insurgent prisoners and troop movements are noted, along with hospital cases and several deaths among unit personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Saturatchive
B.S. Otis
Shire
Avaid
Otis
Charlen Eanes
Paratinnde
Ter
Betecehar
Hove Kong
Mt Muniliety
Erliendier
Senrut
Louse
Mourtewith
Ube
Mhliippines
Cilla
Michael Carrimin
Company K
Piest Monzati Sulide
John Monte
Wm. T. Murray
Negros Island Action Report From General Otto Cablegram
Washington July 4 The War Department released a cablegram from General Otto detailing actions against mountain bandits on Negros. Campalen forces reportedly defeated the robbers, killing or wounding many and capturing leaders and troops. Lieutenant Evans and the Sixth Infantry pursued and killed several more, with casualties among Brynteys Tehe company including Private Ehmvid Andersory and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Juy
War Department
Otto
Negros
Bryte
Ehmvid
Andersory
Bjerkes
Ingersoll to Be Cremated at Debra Home
The service for Robert G. Ingersoll was decided at New York today and will be held at the family home in Debba. Attendees include Jaden Chard Teidpetiy and J. Smith as listed. the remains will be cremated this afternoon or Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert G. Ingersell
Debba
Jaden Chard
J. Smith
Ingersoll
Peters Fok Baker Political Harshness Amid Campaign Oratory
Newton figure Peters challenges Baker in a heated race urging voters to support Republican line. The fragmentary text references political threats and calls for overthrow of rival Fellon Temand, urging action if results fail to meet expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Peters
Newton
Deavilleusth Serail
Air Bisker
Atanuligt
Vali
Republican Party
Kaneag
Dean Bodley Charged with Pastoral Appointment News
Mr J A Campbell reports that Dean Bodley has accepted the pastorate of St Marke church in New Britain while Grace cathedral dean Barry Roding has roles in the church. Bodley served as chaplain and secretary to Bishop H C Totter of New York. Meanwhile politician OW Hume was gored by a bull on a farm north of town Saturday and suffered serious injuries from which he did not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Campbell
Hen. Barry
Roding
Grace Cathedral
St Marke Church
New Britain
Coen
Bodley
H. C Totter
New York
Hume
Inter Onliz
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Nagasaki
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Philippines
China
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Hanns
Elgin Creamery
Farmer
Perry Copperwalt
Charles Wilson
South
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McKinley
Western Pointa
Asnimant Sarre
Lure Meikinjohn
Wtieka Volimtvers
Icra
Irene Wi
Dewey
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Austria
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Deratur
Sountien
Pacietie
Saftoid
Loomis Sammons
Augusta
Uxwart
Werks
Whisnand Declin
Hazen
Bird
Paul
Transvaal Republic
West
Point
GLASS
Esnias Cracker Company
Will
Otis End Brooke
Frisco
A, Alger
Illinois
Chicago
Pittsburg
Great Rock Island
Rock Island Depot
Sheridan Inperil
Aguinaldo
Byrnes
Col. Ingersoll
Peters Fok Baker
Newton Statesman
Banks of Leavenworth
Dean Bodley
New Britain,Connecticut
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