Wisconsin Cason Seen Likely for Next Federal Census Director
Sienry Casson of Wisconsin reports Colveil Henry Cassen a veteran Wisconsin public figure, poised for the post of director of the next federal census. The appointment promises a decade of salary about 2 000 and broad duties. Cason, with twenty years in state public life, has long been backed by Wisconsin Republicans and served as private secretary in influential posts, including secretary of state and earlier census-related oversight.
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Sienry Casson
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Colveil Henry Cassen
Wlacousta
Cason
Republican Party
Wivconsit
Wivconsin
Peoria
Lathe Hey
Burlington Hawke
Cesson
Den
Jerry Twit
Caxson
W. D. Heird
W. Wnel
Wieconsin
Prize for Gardiner in Suit Against McDonald
Miss Gardner sues Lewis McDonald for damages claiming a wrench of Dramike resulted in injuries and financial loss. She alleges he promised to marry on February 1 but later refused, while McDonald is said to hold a position with Carnegie Steel at Didgveco and receive a satisfactory salary. Bail set at FAM as McDonald’s arrest was pursued. court inquiries also touched McDonald’s mental state.
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Piltsburs
Lewis McDonald
Usb
Miss Gardner
Mike
Carnigia Steel Company
Didgveco
McDanald
McDonald
W. D. Porter
Gardner
al McDonald Bull
Battle of Manila Spectacle Planned at Fairgrounds
A grand event titled Battle of Manila is slated for next Monday evening at the Fairgrounds near New York. The program includes a 15 inch salute, aerial lights, giant balloons, rock displays, and a finale with fireworks and a large jeweled fountain. police and ticketing arrangements are in place with a weather contingency of postponed dates.
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Manila
Fairgrounds
Wineen
Treasier
John F. McManus
T. J. Anderson
Prombex
Tna
Queeter Eireteh
Palin
Fred
Pound Pain
Pain
Manhattan Beach
Admiral Dewey
Paln
Aeria
Jagsivey
Esarice
Pulte
Mark Twat
Salvador Palm
Manhattan
Patie
Kirge Eolmren Roel
Grocers Association Holds Small Meeting and Committee Picks
A small meeting of the Grocers Association last night approved a committee on representatives of the Trades Assembly. Members named include Steele, W Maxwell, Drenram, A RM H Cloudy, D Wiss, Guy Mi, A Curry, HH Milles, and HH FP Milles. The next gathering is Friday at Trades Assembly Hall 420 Kansas Avenue for planning the second annual event.
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Associatio
The
Trades Assembly
Steele
W. Maxwell
A. RM. H. Cloudy
Privfieses
D. Wiss
Guy Mi
Mausies
A. A. Curry
HH. FP. Milles
Park
Trades Aseemity Hall
Kansas Avenue
Prusen
Stackhouse Resigns and Kansas Volunteers Reach Front
A letter to Major Ay M. Morelton from Captain Chas Stuckhesteara details Stackhouse's resignation. The note praises First Lieutenant T. B. Huyson for leadership, mentions Gen. Brooke reviewing the First Army, and notes camps at Canin Geo. Hi. Thomias with plans toward Ports Riva. Chaplain Woodard arranges a charge tent. writer hopes for Porto Rico deployment.
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Kansas
Ptchrevetrans
Morelton
Canin
Geo. Hi
Thomias
Gaz
Riva
Chas. Stuckhesteara
Odage
T. B. Huyson
Hurlingam
Brooke
First Army Corps
Kransax
Pitch
Woodard
Porto Mico
Ordination Draws Catholic Clergy to Leavenworth
Lee Yenwoten Oraznuser will preside at a major ordination in Leavenworth July 21. The ceremony will be attended by Catholic clergy from Kansas City and surrounding areas with Archbishop Hysin delivering the sermon. Father Thomas Moore is noted as a prospective pastor for Leavenworth Cathedral, and Parker Moore, a prominent local priest, has a long biography tracing his Irish birth and early education before priestly studies in Kinmetsburg and Mt. Clemens.
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Lee Yenwoten
Oraznuser
John T. Cuphingham
Leavenworth
Ak Wishop
Concordia Stiocese
Beptenberg
Kansas
Og Bods
Hysin
Philadalphin
Geliver
Archbisiop Kale
St. Doula
Hishop Fink
Thomas Moore
Hrndeet
United States
Rome
Fit
Kerry
Ireland
Daxington
Father Moore
Kinmetsburg
Kansas Volunteers Form Band Under Jackson's Army
The 33rd Kansas Volunteers organize a regimental band led by Prof. Jackson. Twenty members currently join, with a plan to reach about 26 or 30 as battalion units are added. Band master Jackson will be paid $60 a month, likely rising to around $100. The unit belongs to Jackson's Military Band, with the guard preparing for its first public performance since the appointment.
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Kansas Volunteers
Jackson
Greece
Cemeller
Two Tramps Held on Vagrancy Charges in Rock Island Yards
Sergeant Owens and Patrol Driver Kelley detained three men in the Rock Island yards on vagrancy charges. Frank Noiral, 15, and Frank Stele, 19, said they aimed to reach Colorado for landscape gardening work. Charles D. Wilkon protested arrest, claimed United States secret service ties, and presented a hotel clerk letter as possible identification.
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Owens
Kelley
Rock Island
Frank Noiral
Colorado
Charles D. Wilkon
United States Secret Service
Bry Howe
New York
Real Estate Transfers and Police Hearing Report
Real estate transfers recorded include J Thomas and wife to Hannah Wickox for property in Michigan Avenue area and Stilson Hurtholumew's addition, plus Pine Street lots 2 and 72. Chief of Police Strauss requests a warrant for Wile Huriiit and a hearing. reform school incarceration discussed. Paris dispatch notes Emile Zola’s appeal under review after court martial issue and fine. Zola believed in Switzerland.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
J. Thomas
Hannah Wickox
Bowth
Michisanenue
Carrie F
Pine Street
Stilson & Hurtholumew
Strauss Todey
Dorman
Wile Huriiit
Mt Bula
Dolman
Fromoun Carrit Parish
Zole
Paris
Courier de Sotr
Legion of Honor
Rus
Emile Zola
Switzerland
Kennedy Publishing Company Names Arlet President
A terse notice states the Kennedy Publishing Company names William J. Arlet as president amid a restructuring. The article mentions the firm as publishers and booksellers and refers to a change in leadership. Weather notes from Chicago indicate partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with south to west winds.
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New York
Kennedy Publishing Company
FEO
William J. Ar
Trummpany
Chicago
Kansan
The Rock Island Flyer Best Train for Kansas City
Train service highlights The Rock Island Flyer offers fastest travel to Kansas City with a 7 90 schedule and a 9 16 arrival in Topeka. Return trip departs Topeka and arrives in Kan City, delivering convenient timings for travelers and steady connections.
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Kansas City
Teaves Topaks
Karen City
Kana Civil
Topeka
Harbor scenes and looming surrender at Guantanamo
Correspondent describes Guantanamo Harbor as a vivid naval panorama with battleships and auxiliary ships at anchor. The night scene includes the band playing Washington Post March, taps at nine, and patrol launches guarding the lower bay as rumors of Santiago’s surrender swirl amid yellow fever and strict quarantine measures.
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Guantanamo
Washington Post
Oregon
Newark
Marblehead
Columbia
Yale
Lester
Fishermen's Point
Hla
Calmanera
Peres
Santiago
Spain
Guantanamoesty
Yellow Jack
Withal
Mecalla
Ger Miles
Newport Belle Seeks Divorce from Bigamous Adventurer
Barton Massachusetts reports a Newport belle, Harrette Hall Marrs, seeking a divorce from John Rex Guelph Norman after discovering his bigamous marriage in Providence. She alleges he married her secretly, lived with her in Boston, then fled New York amid fraud charges, while a wife in Burma remains unresolved.
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Newport Belle
Barton
Mass
Jily
John Rex Guelph Norman
Newport
New Port
Glee
Abe
Frovidence
Norman
Tim
Boston
New York
Mauimels
Burmah
India
BorroWE Promoted to Captain Commanding Dynamite Gun
Santiago de Cuba July 27 Hallett Alsop Borrowe promoted to captain and assistant adjutant general He leads the dynamite gun unit part of the Peturesque features of the campaign Borrowe famed as a road riders patriot In youth he sparked a split between J Coleman Drayton and Augusta Astor Drayton Drayton challenged Borrowe and the commission cleared Borrowe Since returning from abroad Borrowe entered railroad business and married Corbin daughter of the late Austin Corbin Now a successful New York businessman Borrowe joined the Rough Riders and earned a sergeant’s rank his dynamite gun unit proving effective in action
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Santiago de Cuba
Hallett Alsop Borrowe
Hallet Alago Borrowe
Road Riders
Eveat Sims
Berrowe
J. Coleman Drayton
Augusta Astor Drayton
Mr. Drayton
Mr. Berrowe
Drayton
Young Borrowe
Mr. Borrowe
Ms. Corbin
Austin Corbin
New York
The
Rough Riders
Burrows
Dynamite Sun
Pittsburg Women Form Committees For Triennial Conclave
Pittsburg July 27 Whmodausis club to host at the Sir Knight conclave. For first time a distinct organized women’s hospitality body will participate in a Masonic event. Wimodausis to act under commanderies with independent status. Officials include President Mrs J J Green and multiple vice presidents and secretaries. Executive, entertainment, music and flower committees named with numerous members listed. Details of plans and reception date to be announced later.
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Pittsburg
Whmodausis Club
Sir Knight
Wimodausis
J. J.green
W. D. O'Brien
C. #. Dallas
Reese Lindsay
J. c. Ruthammer
Mary Steele
Laure Normecutt
G. R. Goodwin
W. E. Barrett
Hulus Martin
Frank Wilbert
W. F. Aull
R. al Disnaigson
W. A. Kessler
George Goodwin
Srs
Mr. Kinser
Lottie Normecutt
WANTS FORAKER'S SEAT Calvin Brice Re-Enters Ohio Politics
Calvin Brice plans a return to Ohio politics aiming at Foraker's Senate seat. He intends to control the state Democratic Party, beginning with efforts at the Dayton August convention and broader operations to dictate party policy by 1890. His strategy relies on rallying opposition to free silver and shaping party leadership.
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Calvin Brice
Ohio
Columbus
Brice
Foraker
Ealy
Mr. Foraker
Democratic State Convertion
Dayton
Tirlek
Tim
Hia
State Democracy
Explosion at Geore Thomas drug store blasts cellar tank
In Trenton New Jersey a soda water tank exploded in the cellar of Geore Thomas drug store on Sunday night causing panic. Clerk William Whitehead was charging a fresh tank when the gauge likely clogged and the tank overcharged. He survived but is badly wounded as plaster and debris cover the store. The blast blew a four foot hole in the floor and sent hundreds into the street.
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Trenton
N. J
Geore ‘Thoman
Willam Whitehead
Whitehead
Eedar
Now RAISES CHICKENS Former President Cleveland pursues incubator hobby
New York July 27 Former President Grover Cleveland plans to raise chickens for pleasure not profit. He writes of starting an incubator project in Quincy Illinois and notes his lifelong interest in poultry. The Quincy wooden hen maker prepares an incubator but breeding figures are kept private.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Quincy
Cleveland
Quincy Wooden
Princeton
N. J
Castellane Desires to Extend Marriage in France
New York reports Countess Castellane once Anna Gould has become a matchmaker in Paris. She leads a matrimonial club aiming to pair busy, poverty-bound individuals with respectable young women, hosting receptions at clubrooms funded by the countess. The plan seeks marriages for portionless girls with applicants deemed suitable by a committee.
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Untels Castellane
France
New York
Paris
Countess of Castellane
Anna Gould
Countess Castellans
Countess Castellane
Tifa
Washington dispatch from Captain Higginson on Porto Rico raid
The navy dispatch from Captain Higginson reports arrival with General Miles in Porto Rico, landing troops at 9:25 a.m., dispersing Spanish forces, and praising Lieutenant Harry Tere and Lieutenant Wood. Commodore Wainwright and officers are commended for gallantry in capturing Gauwnica as transports disembarked with Massachusetts boats and no opposition.
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Washington
Navy Department
Higginson
Porto Rico
General Miles
St Thomas
Secretary of the Navy
Miles
United States
Gloucester
Harry. Tere
Harry. Tere U. S. N
Wood
Richard Wainwright
Gauwnica
Masda
Sampson
Bigginson
Port Guanica
Hawaii Harbor Demands Coaling Station and Dry Dock
Washington July 27 navy authorities must study establishing a coaling station and dockyard in the Hawaiian islands. Civil Engineer MT Endicott backs a full yard with a cost estimate over 1.6 million dollars, including coal sheds, fuel handling apparatus, and a dry dock for the largest battleships. Existing facilities are limited with two marine railways of 1200 and 1500 ton capacities.
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Washington
Navy
Hawaiian Islands
Bureau of Yards and Docks
MT. Endicott
Cher
Perilous Trip of Eighty Gold Seekers Across Berings Sea
A party of eighty gold seekers led by Dr F Hageman left May 2 from Seattle aboard the schooner Beulah for Nunivak land. Their steamer Alaska Union, loaded with freight and a tow, battled storms in the Bering Sea. One pipe burst flooding the deck and crew freed a blocked hatch. after seven hours the ship resumed, dodging another storm by sheltering under Nelson Island. Further storms forced a nose-up anchor pause. the crew saved the vessel and the party is reported dead to health. The expedition reached the Yukon mouth on July 6 with the health status of the passengers in doubt.
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Seattle
Bering Sea
Alaska Union
F. ©. Hageman
Chicago
Nunivak Land
Beulah
Nunivak
Berine Sea
Charles E. Baxter
Union
Nelson Island
Piiot
Hoare
Hering
Fight on Kelsey in primary contest to oust commissioner
Republican county central committee to canvass primary votes and demand poll books and tickets for the south of the river district. George A. Anderson through Quinton & Quinton has filed a notice of contest to remove Commissioner Kelsey, alleging a technical irregularity at Oakland polls where closing time was misapplied after a ticket shortage. The committee oversaw 12 tickets and the polls opened 15 minutes late. This is the only contest expected.
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Republican County Central Committee
Quinton & Quinton
Attorn Reys
George A. Anderson
Kela
Oakland
Nsmex
Michael and McDuffee Matched in 25 Mile Race
Eddie McDuffee of Boston and Jimmy Michael of Waltham have been matched to race 25 miles for a $2,500 purse. The winner takes all. The event at New Grove track will begin at 6 to pace for the great pacing teams under contract to the American Cycle Racing Association and the National Cycle Association.
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Michael
B McDuffee
Philadelphia
Eddie McDuffee
Boston
Jimmy Michael
Walthman
Wee Grove Oaces
American Cycle Racing Association
National Cycle Association
Pacemakera
Palace from France to Hudson Villa by Vanderbilts
Fred Vanderbilt ships the Malmaison palace pieces from France to Hyde Park on the Hudson. The plan is to reconstruct Napoleon’s former chateau with dismantled interior decorations, tapestries, and marble in a grand 500 foot long mansion costing about $4,000,000.
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Fred Vanderbilt
Hudson
New York
France
Fred W. Vanderbilt i
Hyde Park
Malmuleson Palace
Nipoieon
Tip
Napoleon
Europe
Asis
Africa
Tessive Colonsade
Var- Gerbit
Deine
Describing a Mauser Wound by James Creelman
New York July 7 James Creelman correspondent for the New York Journal describes being wounded near Santiago by a Mauser bullet. He recalls the sting of impact the sensation of numbness and the shock of exit through the back leaving a charred mark and a wide wound.
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James Creelman
New York
Juuenal
Santiago
Porter for Governor in Connecticut Faces Royal Battle
John Addison Porter, secretary to the president, appears ready to seek the Connecticut governorship, triggering a major intraparty clash. Support hails from Porter allies, while party machine leaders push for other candidates, setting a statewide fight involving the governor and likely a rival senator.
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Washington
John Addison Porter
Hinalix
Connecticut
Heine
Jone
Porter
Wult
Sam Feesenden
National Committee
Huchey
Pirter
Vaccination of Young Cattle Grows Fast in Texas
Fort Worth Texas July 27 The term of vaccination of young cattle on ranges grows favorable yearly with returns showing the count doubling each year In 1895 Texas vaccinated 2540 animals Nebraska Colorado and the Dakotas lead but Texas is expected to exceed 75000 head this year Anthrax exists in some counties and preventive measures for equine diseases are being used along the state corners
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Fort Worth
Tes
Texas
Tait
Dakotas
Nebraska
Colorado
Give the Children a Drink A Teta Ab
A historic advert promotes a nourishing drink for children and adults described as a health booster. It claims to aid digestion, strengthen nerves, and taste like fine coffee without its harmful effects. Priced at about M per drink, available where beverages are sold.
Omaha Exposition Grand Plan Redirects to October
The notice outlines an Omaha Exposition plan excluding the Worlds Fair, detailing routes through the Missouri Valleys with four doors. It promises through tickets with stopovers, reduced excursion rates to Omaha, and assured access via the Burling line. Dining cars will feature electric fans, per officials Elliott Howard and Boyle.
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Sathie Gian
Bussourt
Mlesiesivp
Oma
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