Rain in Nebraska and drought in Kansas mixed weather
Weather reports show scattered showers in Nebraska with generally dry conditions persisting in Kansas. Reports from Hutchinson and other Kansas locations describe only light showers or none, while central Nebraska and parts of Sedgwick County received rainfall today, easing dryness in some areas.
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Tritt
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Walt Hight
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Omaha
Fremont
Peete
A Cry for Lemons Signals Market Strain Across Regions
Philadelphia reports large fruit orders overdue as shipments tail toward Ohio Indiana and Illinois. The market shows unprecedented demand and steady declines in availability while ships like the White Star sail from Liverpool to assist noted routes.
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Ohio
Tillno
ENDORES SCHLEY CAPTAIN DEFENDS SANTIAGO MANEUVER
Captain Wulat of the Vis capital praises Admiral Schley and dismisses the July 3 siege tactics as cowardly. He argues Brooklyn’s actions and allied ships formed proper positions during the Santiago battle, while criticizing the opposing fleet’s late moves. The statement reflects Union support for aggressive pursuit of the enemy and misgivings about counter maneuvers.
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Brooklyn
New York
Wulat
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Journal and Advertiser
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Butte
Hrogkiys
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Brogkiva
Cortera Abfield
Viecosuniso
Heat trend shifts as midwest cools from record highs
The region had endured a 23 day stretch of above average temperatures with a peak of 106 degrees. Forecasters expected a cooling trend today with a forecast of generally fair conditions through Saturday and only a light sprinkle reported in Topeka. Wind stood around eight miles per hour as readings showed a drop from earlier weeks.
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Jennings
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Topeka
Pocock
Raining in Kansas Reported in Several Cities
The Santa Fe reports rain about 1 PM in St. Joe Egerton and Osage City. The reports are meager and do not indicate if the rain is continuing.
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St. Joe
Egerton
Osage City
Trouble Comes Fast in San Francisco Tragedy
In San Francisco on July 2 a Breckinridge Tevia Breckionide family member dies by suicide at the family home in Inthikety after a nervous illness. The deceased is linked to the late Vice President Breck eninge and Lloyd Tevis family lines. The death follows the loss of Hugh Tevis in Japan, and Mrs Tevis suffers severe nervous distress.
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Hlora Tevia Breckioridke
Breckeninge
Champson
Lloyd Tevis
Wells Purge Express Company
Harry ‘Tevis
Jed
Frederick W. Sharon
Paris
Florence Breckenvides
Ber Aoe
Mra
Tevis
Hugh Tevis
Japan
Piggott Case Sparks Legal Spat in Fort Collins
Henry H. Piggott, once a Philadelphia lawyer, faces a legal confrontation in Fort Collins related to accusations by his former wife and other parties. The dispute involves alimony and maintenance claims and centers on tangled family and residency allegations.
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Cola
Henry H. Piggott
Philadelphia
Fargott
Charlotte
Las Denver
Roth
Topeka Mayor Hughes Targeted Over Pig Pen Nuisance
Residents complain of unsanitary conditions at the Fifth and Adams coal yard used by Mayor Hughes. Councilman Griley investigates while the mayor claims the hogs belong to his foreman Drake. Prosecution to be brought before Police Court as officials review city health ordinances.
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Stahl
Judur Lindsay
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Board of Health
Filer
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Chandler Street
Drake
Weather Indications for Chicago in July Forecast
Weather notes predict generally fair conditions with light to moderate winds. Tonight will be fair and warm with southerly breezes continuing. Saturday promises continued warm weather and mild conditions with variable winds.
Davenport Fire Devastates District with $300,000 Loss
In Davenport on July 2 a major blaze wiped out a district a third of a mile square causing about $300,000 in losses. Hundreds homeless, 10 injured, with relief efforts under way. Wey erhauser and Denkinann Co. losses listed at $500,000 and insurance at $200,000.
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Lemley Chosen Judge Advocate For Schley Court
Secretary Leng announced Captain Ian C. Lemley navy law officer will serve as judge advocate for the Schley court of inquiry. Rear Admiral Kenberry’s health may delay his participation but officials hope temporary condition will pass. The precept to the court, drafted by Lemley, is ready and expected to be released for the afternoon papers.
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Leng
Ian C. Lemley
Navy Department
Schley Court of Inqutry
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Lone
Kenberry
Jim
Comte
Eee
Crowded El Reno Ends Homestead Registration
El Reno crowd thins as registration closes at 6 PM ending a sixteen day rush. Officials estimate about 110000 total registrations, with Port Sill figures predicting fewer than 1000 applications today.
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G.T
el Reno
MckKinley
Port Sill
Eptize
Reward for a Fiend Arrests After Colby Assault
Senator Buschow secured a 3300 reward from Governor Stanley for the arrest of the Colby Kaw attacker of Cora Parrott. Thomas County adds 500. The teen was attacked at home two miles from Colby, dragged to a hay stack, fought the assailant, and was found unconscious near the stack. Police and farmers organized searches. bruises and lacerations reported. assailant not identified.
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Colby
Stanley
Cora Parrott
Kaw
Thomas County
S. ©. Parrott
Rin
Tornado Strikes Hasfield Area Damaging Farm Property
A smell tornado near Hasfield in Sedgwick county Kansas last night destroyed farm property, blowing down fences outhouses and wheat stacks and partially demolishing a farmer's house. No injuries reported. Rain followed the wind with torrents. Within two hours a total rainfall of one and a half inches occurred.
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Hasfield
Sedgwick County
Kansas
Escaped Women Prisoner From City Prison
A female inmate known as Mrs Thorpe II escaped from the city prison while other prisoners like Jordan were briefly away on vacation. A second colored woman concealed behind a door until the cell door opened allowing the escape during dinner service.
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Not Guilty Verdict Shocks Fosburg Trial Crowd
In Plusneld Massachusetts on July 26 a jury returned a not guilty verdict in the Fosburg trial after a six-day hearing. Judge Stevens instructed the jury and the court suppressed applause from spectators as the discharged prisoner Robert Fosburg was freed. The case involved a young woman shot in what the government argued was a burglary, with Fosburg as the accused brother.
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Ena
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Fosburg Acquittal Sparks Family Celebration at Hotel
The Fosburg trial ends with a not guilty verdict for Robert Fosburg after jurors state they would have convicted without court instruction. Relatives weep in court as District Attorney Hammond declines comment. The family, in Pittsfield, previously faced a fatal shooting at the Fosburg home amid allegations of a domestic dispute.
Opened Switch Wreck Near Paletine Arkansas
Memphis freight train No. 9 on the Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf road wrecked near PaletineArkansas at 1 48 am when it ran into an open switch. Engineer Shelly and Fire Stemmons, both of Lathle Fork, were injured Brakenan Wood sustained injuries. The engineer's head was torn, and both arms were severed. It is believed the switch was left open by men planning to wreck and rob a passenger train due 30 minutes later.
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Ark
Shelly
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Big Job For Bittinger The Latest Bit Slbee
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Jeph Bom and Tiny the Stomernat with scattered phrases about a big job, pay, and various unclear references. No clear event or outcome emerges. core details are unreadable.
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Owe Clayton
Rena
Emnsety
Hanna Won't Say on Mediation in Steel Strike
Cleveland reports Hanna refuses to confirm whether he would act as mediator between the Amalgamated Association and United States Steel to settle the strike. Newspapers note the strike has drawn wide attention and could be resolved amicably soon. The piece also covers a London summer banquet honoring University of Pennsylvania and Leander rowing crews with criticism of foreign participation in Henley.
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American Society
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Claba
Vivier Nickalla
Enelteh
Protestis
Fnreignere
Henley Uy
A Bank King Purchases at Two Cities
A bank king purchases one property in Kingman and another in Wellington, signaling expansion across two locations. The deals involve two separate purchases and indicate continued growth in regional banking interests.
Central Bank Branch Trial Across States and Bank Mergers
A report describes a plan to test branch systems led by Chandler of Medicine Lewes involving the purchase and consolidation of multiple banks including First National Bank of Kingman and Wellington National Bank. The Kansas bankers meet amid accusations of shifting profits to city banks, while a committee pushes for equitable national banking reform and broader state Bank involvement.
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CQ Chawitler
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Lewes
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Actearia
May Buy a Sprinkler Keeps City Dust at Bay
The city plans to own street sprinklers within a year to fund the system. past payments include $250.25 for sprinkling at Kansae Avenue and other expenses paid to vendors. Authorities note the approach is practical for long term service, with merchant costs covered by future revenues.
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Kanese
Deldge
Celine
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