Rich finds and crowded camps on Yukon and Stewart districts
In Alaska and the Yukon era a massive prospecting push is under way with four thousand men spread across the Stewart river country led by Edwin Lang. Reports describe new towns near land No 1 and a large five foot coal vein along Coal Creek as rich diggings near Circle City emerge. Meanwhile San Francisco notes only one in ten claims around Dawson pays, yet those that do, pay well. Three Dawson mine owners report about 200000 in bullion brought out.
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Tacoma
Wash
Stewart River
Edwin F. Lang
Haverhill
Mase
Dawson
Lang
Stewart
Yukon River
Henderson Creek
Circle City
Coal Creek
Yukon
San Frandisco
H Lewis
Cirle City
Alaska
Portland
Daweon
Eldorado Creek
Hemiya
Bonanza Creek
Lindquist
Tillamook
St. Lawrence
Minnesota
Uneisska
Dutch Harbor
Brunswick
Holyoke
HH. Wright
Young Goes to Jail Typhoid Cases Hit Battalion
San Francisco report details Quartermaster sergeant Towne sent to post guard house at the Presidio. Six typhoid cases in the Third battalion of the Sixteenth Infantry with Sallie Fanning mentioned. Additional cases and unconscious men reported. Private John Date of the First South Dakota unit wounded by a gun accident at the marine hospital, his rifle discharged during cleaning.
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San Francisco
Sui
Presidio
Sallie Fanning
John Date
South Dakota
Marine Newpital
Date
Leona Arrives at quarantine with sick wounded and mail
The transport Leona under Captain Wilder reached quarantine from Siboney on July 2 3 via Marmpton Mail. The ship carried convalescents and wounded including a captured boy from Turipa to Bandago and Soviet details about troops, artillery and various units. The report notes men convalescing and names many regiments and personnel, with scattered casualty and medical status remarks. A later line mentions Spanish Bonds opening at London on July 2% with a rate of 42.
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Siboney
York
Minto
Ana Corlan
al Eng
Marie
Burm
Fesve Mo Wells
Twentieth
Infilssiry
Muller
ViPaEnia Pavaire
Campany
Esettin
Val Pinner
Hart Anim
Tee Wineets
Albert Blenitl
Companty
Pwen
We Madde
Company
Nthe Hutasity Ly
Panine
Laval Rosenman
Ligne Femere
Irty
Fuusth Michigan
D. Dooley
Eee Freeno Luanet Tes Jena
Tewehunter
Ett Beutk
Ieeait Cassa Intantrie
Renaud
Enya
Eeyenth Tiltentry Ite
Gommaie Wohlers
Stieds Tar
Troon. Corp
Nfanites
Wivward Be Crone Company
Griseriel
Oldnsbia
Bert Troe
Eraley
Rch
Lekim
Pwenty Worth Infantry
Pwenty Worth Infantry: i Wilsod
Ee Nacese
Wey de
Hemes Roapiltal
Asain
ORIN
Ie Ra Peesir
Newfoundland Seeks Representation On Quebec Commission
St Johns July 2. Receiver General Marthe comments on the Fenelon matter noting Newfoundland will seek representation on the international commission at Quebec. He argues the United States may resist concessions on the fisheries and Newfoundland supplies, with Canada and Newfoundland urged to coordinate on the commission to influence terms.
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Newfoundland
Quebec Commission
St. Juho’s
Marthe
Tony
Quebec
Ulla
United States
Americas
Americass
Canada
Striking cloakmakers push wage rise in agitation meeting
New York July 24 cloakmakers quit work amid refusals by Bauman Sperling and others to grant higher wage scales. About 700 strikers rallied at cloakmakers union HQ and received support from the executive committee demanding a 95 to 40 percent wage increase. No concessions expected today as leading figures Walking Debates Brat and Grossman present demands. Monster mass meeting planned in Irving Hall Friday with Ham AM and Joseph Barddess as principal speakers.
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New York
Bauman
Ttre
Brat
Grossman
Hubel
Wile & Co
Haat Tweldth Street
Zales Werdta & Co
Frontway
Newark
Storm Sweeps Northeast Coast Delays Shipping
London reports a great storm on the northeast coast causing narrow escapes for local tbstne fields and forcing vessels to seek harbor. Wind force delays northbound traffic and inflicts inland damage as crops sustain losses and gear is damaged.
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London
Bolum
Alwithr
Vanderbilt Improves After New Massage Treatment
London reports Cornelius Vanderbilt’s health greatly benefited by a new massage therapy. Since attending his brother George’s marriage in Pavia he has shown marked improvement, attending the theater lately with improved spirits. An offer from The Union Pacific Tea Co promises a free lamp with purchases of tea, baking powder, or coffee valued at stated amounts.
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London
Comenus Vanderbilt
Lucahia
Cornelius Vanderbilt
George
Pavia
Vanderbilt
Wealthy Eastener Dead in Train Collision at Clay Center
Clay Center Kan resident Levi cat in of Stockford Til was killed by a Union Pacific passenger train yesterday. He was valued at about three quarters of a million dollars and held substantial Clay county interests. Remains will be taken to his Rockford home for burial, accompanied by his wife who was summering nearby.
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Clay Center
Kan
Levi Catin
Stockford
Til
Union Pacific
Cattin
Clay County
Rockford
Ships on the Way to Spain for Spanish Prisoners
Washington reports Colonel Hacker leads transport efforts for Spanish troops in Spain. Four steamer ships head for the embarkation site with hospital ship Bt Augustine aboard, to carry ill and wounded. Additional vessels and Cadiz departures are planned, with a contract carrier prepared to house up to 20,000 men and speed the return.
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Washington
Hacker
War Department
Spain
Shafver
Santiago
Saxx
Codie
Augustine
Mar Ainhine
Santiveo
Cadiz
Spuntnit
Prince Bismarck Dines With Family Amid Feud News
Hamburg reports Prince Bismarck dined with his family yesterday at Friedrichsruhe while his physician Dr Schweinger departed Friedrichsruhe last night. In Philadelphia a telegram from San Francisco confirms the death of Dr William Pepper from heart trouble, noting his recent move to visit ranching friends near the city.
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Hamburg
the Nachrichten
Friedrichsruhe
Bismarck
Schweinger
Friedrichgruhe
Dr. Pepper
Philadelphia
San Francisco
William Pepper
Ely
The St Paul Sailed Ahead of Brooke Expedition
Newport News July 29 The St Paul departed early in the morning as the final vessel escaping with Gen Brooke's expedition.
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St Paul
Newport News
St. Paul
Zinc Miners Strike in Missouri Kansas District
Joplin Missouri reports the first labor strike in the Missouri Kansas mining area near Joplin. Oronoka miners demand $2 per eight hour shift, their demand refused and all Ordingo mines shut down. No unions exist locally, yet miners act in concert and call on others to join the stoppage.
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Joplin
Missouri-Kansan
Oronoka
Jopliin
Ind Hicir
Ordingo
Cireclur
Army Headquarter Prospects At Leavenworth After War
Leavenworth Army headquarters prospects discussed by a senator who predicts a larger garrison and many improvements after the war. He cites Meiklejohn and DeGraff suit against Lawyer Harris over alimony, a note dispute, and a land deed transfer. DeGraff alleges illiteracy and reliance on Harris for legal protection.
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Leavenworth
Onighs
St. Louis
Meiklejohn
Omaha
Uhere
Change in base for Portation expedition disrupts signal plans
Washington reports a major shift in the signal service for the expedition. Plans to land at Fajardo and establish direct cable links are abandoned after a Gunnica incident. Communications will rely on a distant cable point, with operations between Yatico and Ponce lacking rapid wire connections.
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Washington
Guassenaa
Tampa
Wajardo
War
Fajardo
Gunnica
Prowessothi
S Mile
Sanwan
Illness Strikes Fort Walla Walla Cavalry Camp
In Walla Walla Washington on July 2 forty two men of Company A Fourth United States Cavalry fell ill with stomach pains and nausea. They were rushed to the hospital where many collapsed en route and several died or were placed under care as medical staff investigated possible water tampering.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Fort Walla Walla
United States Cavalry
Lightning strikes and heavy wind damage reported
A severe storm caused three ere events at Keller and destroyed twenty three buildings. The Brewteh Lutheran church at Wallineee burned after a lightning strike. Winds damaged crops and injured residents. Colorado's special nurse program sends Dr. Rowe Kidd Reere to the Philippines as a Red Cross nurse.
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Keller
William Shapeett
Wallineee
Tiehining
Sy Harta
Sean Tone
Colorado
Denver
Col
Bolaers! Aid Society of Colorado
Rowe Kidd
Philippines
Red Cross
Beer
Accuses His Lawyer In Damages Suit Over Crooked Dealing
John DeGraf alleges that his attorney A H Case acted improperly in a district court case against P Stephen Harris of Dallas County Iowa seeking 5000 dollars. The suit names Harris’s wife and Ola H G Howard Dallas County’s register of deeds. The petition notes a 1897 divorce action by Mrs DeGraff.
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John DeGraf
A. H. Case
District Court
P. Stephen Harris
Dallas County
Iowa
Harrie
Ola H. G. Howard
Register of Deeds
Market Report From Chicago Wheat and Livestock News
Chicago market report highlights weather aided northwest harvests and Liverpool wheat shipments while notes on corn prices. It records mixed demand for July wheat, price declines, and evolving forecasts of showers. Hog, cattle, and sheep receipts and market condition show a dull, weak trend with mixed demand across livestock sectors.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Sentciabee
Glsbe
Lone
Mose
Wold Dows
Aise
Tor
Bae Anid Wenke
An Off
Stegive
Dignacht
Market notes on grains and livestock prices
Market briefs report mixed movement in commodities with wheat and corn steady to slow. Hay shows higher bids while oats and barley are barely steady. Prices for dairy and other listed items appear unstable with limited detail available.
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Kansas City
City
Ford
Market Gossip from Wickham Commission Co report
Market notes from Wickham Commission Co Topski Liverpool show wheat and corn futures up, cattle revenue data for Chicago, Omaha and Kansas City, and hog volumes in Chicago, Kansas City, and Omaha. Riotous stock commentary cites September wheat and corn prices with regional price shifts, market sentiment, and weather risks impacting the grain outlook.
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Wickham Commission Co
Eust Fifth Street
Topski
Liverpool
Chicago
Kanegas City
Omaha
Kan-sas City
Cary Shea
Cty
Catia
New York
Port Cty
Willie
Espnange
Spain
Nttm
Heese
Saotembee Park
Puis
Uae
Grain and Stocks broker advertises cash or margin trading
E. V. King, broker at Topeka announces grain and stock trading via wires to New York Chicago St Louis and others. Full market quotations daily by phone 187.
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Donovan
Topeka
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Sae City
E. V. King
Summer Tourist Tickets to Colorado for $24
Round trip passes offer summer travelers a $24 fare to Colorado with daily departures by the Santa Fe Route through September 1. Tickets include return travel and are available at Santa Fe Route offices and agents nationwide.
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Colorado
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Marshall
Kansas Regimental Band
Jackson
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Edward Lewis
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C. McCabe
Duwson
Young
England
Union Pacific Tea CO
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Crash Suis
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DeGratt
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Miles
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