Six Hanged After Turkestan Attack On Garrison
June 22 report from St Petersburg says 20 Russian infantry were killed as 4000 native forces of Turkestan attacked a garrison. The provincial governor loses office after the uprising as leaders incited holy war and forged a revolt in Andijan.
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St. Petershurz
Kaesoit Ali Khant
Feeber Ring Rs
Ralivess
Garvi Ur
I Peuvines
Forghani
Turkey
Hares
Dechan
Uis
Huseiin Barris
Andijan
Glesreink
Killice Efevet
Tink Kadar Ampeirial Gneres
Benet
Erat
Forgtans
Wie
File
Pando’s Forces Halt Spanish Reinforcements Near Santiago
A dispatch from Siu Colin Berard notes that five battalions of Spanish troops returning from Manmantito failed to reinforce Santiago as Pan de dos or Pan do attempts to move toward the frontline. Generals Shafter Garcia and Linares rush to intercept, while Pan do seeks a Junta with Linares. News from Matanzas suggests American and Cuban forces fear the Spanish drive toward the capital.
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Sey York
Siu
Colin
Vie Berard
Intendaulon
Linares
Manmantito
Gi Teller
Parte
Utros
Bantione
Pamlo Bermn
Cuba
Bat
Sen. Semnarea
Ehetera
A Hhoseed
Pande
Santage
Ganem
Mince
Pando
Batines
Garde
Mbbert
Shatter
Bidary
Garcia
Rantiaxo
Gar
Hve
Cnnid
Sten
Althowsh
Paes
Len Shatter
Ande
Matizaning
Mentyrs
Mat Pantos
Dimtiouit
Santiago
Eise
Pearlelhe Wu
Kirpocitjan
Usless
Gen Linares
Shafter
Gunman
First Army Expedition Form Order Revoked by General
The revived plan to rapidly equip and deploy the First Corps of twenty seven regiments into an expeditionary force was revoked by Major General Pronk. The order affects transfers noted earlier and directs immediate reequipment for limited field readiness, listing multiple regiments and states to move forward only with available men. General Brooke is appointed to command the force at Camp Themis, with General Waite overseeing the preliminary movements.
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Cwekamunes
Corm
Pronk
First Corpm
Twenti-Xeven
Amone Est
New Hampshire
New York
Kaneas
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Brooke
Posaess
Waite
Tae
Themis
Genemt
Pando's Army Coming Ahead of Spanish Assault
Reports from Famulea dated June 29 describe a broad Cuban and American advance toward Aguadores with Gen Lawton and Gen Wheeler coordinating reconnaissance and artillery. Details note entrenched Spanish positions, forward pickets, and preparations for a potential engagement near Juragua, with dynamic movements from Tampa and ongoing water and rations logistics for front-line troops.
Fight Strauss for City Marshal Appointment Sparks Local Debate
The Topeka Journal outlines controversy over J A Strauss chosen by Mayor Fellows and council as city marshal. Critics accuse him of bias in credit ratings, but investigation finds charges baseless and supports Strauss’s integrity and readiness to perform duties without fear or favor.
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Publc
J. A. Strauss
Fellows
Strauss
Ise
Bradstreet’s
Dwnd
Apa
Strages
Straus
Sears
Struss
God Pelic
Topeka
Crédit Rating Bureau
A. Jones
Strait
Sime
Meyer Pellows
Tinsider
Cotpen
Aeaine Strause
Ao My Fuller
Local council urged to back own leaders in rehearsal plan
Charley McCune mentioned in connection with the place Dan Wyatt Fred Miller and John Gardiner will have a rehearsal. The mayor and council should back own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley McCune
Dan Wyatt
Fred Miller
John Gardiner
Nominations Announced for Customs Post and Army Ranks
The president named Billy Mahone collector of customs at Petersburg Virginia and announced promotions and appointments across Navy War and Volunteers. Listed are several captains first lieutenants and surgeons, with names including Hatton Dubois Biseve Erwin Seibels Bon nalfon Fyfe and many others across regiments and states.
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Petersburg
Washington
Senate
Wm. Mahone
Navy
Raymasters
Jchard Hatton
Barron P. Dubois
Harris E. Biseve
John Erwin
George G. Seibels
Edmund W. Bonnalfon
Joseph Fyfe
John B.bernado
Cardenas
War—Volunteer Infantry
John B. Twir
Frank B. Frost
South Carolina
Albert W. Gilchrist
Florida
Rex van den Cuput
Robert B. McBride
Georgi
Richard C. Marshal
Henry C. Preston
Virginia
Henry A. Wise
New York
Edmund ©. Woodside
Maryland
Charles E. Berkley
Visinks
John 8. Wise, Jr
Colorado
Lee M Lipscomb
Howard W.throckmurton
Lawrence W. E. Peyton
Virgina
James B. Adams
Thoma M. Clinton
Charles P. Pollard
Alabama
Rack
Robert S. Hansbury
Pennstvania
Neutenant
William H. Gilles Walters
William Henderson
Tenia
W. Hoover
Winston Bayard
Twesser
Ike Jobe
Kentucky
Penny
Frank &. Murphy
Thomas A. Davis
George F. Milton
James P. Clarke
Frederick H. Grees
Edgar R. Carter
John T. Puller
Thos. F. Peck
Jacob R. French
Frank Maloney
Lou Bothan Dennis
Antry Greer
Tennessee
Heutenants
James W. Park
Frank I. Cast
Grant T.trent
C. C. Williams
Elmer BE. Houk
Samuel I. Yusers
Harry A. Siser
Andrew J Brown
John Q. Tilson
Alderman Nelson Sentenced to Three Years in Prison
Minneapolis reports Alderman Peter Nelson jailed for three years after perjury. He aided by Durnum who pledged bond and testified to a story contradicted before the grand jury.
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Minneapolis
Peter Nelson
Durnum
Not Warlike Much Trouble in Raising a Colored Troops Battalion
Recruiting for colored troops faces delays as Topeka reports only seventy of one hundred six needed recruits. Ottawa, Leroy, and Lawrence contribute little, while Kansas City may supply a full company. Officials warn securing officers is harder than enlisting privates. Surgeons Harvey and Sinday appointed for the battalions. Ottawa Garnett units arrive in Topeka, Camp Leety hosts the latest company, with more pending as recruits come in.
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Kansas
Kansan
Reynold
Topeka
Ottawa
Leroy
Lawrence
Kansas City
Boyd
Adjutant General's Office
Leety
Leedy
E G. Harvey
C.S. Sinday
Garnett
Camp Leety
Oskaipesa
Caddie Claire Dead Fort Scott Wonder Rider Dies
Fort Scott Kan reports the death of Miss Ara Pella Bates known as Miss Caddie Claire the largest ride bi cycle trick rider in the world. Born Pendleton Ind she traveled with major circuses for decades earning fame across the United States. Weighed 413 pounds at four feet tall she was famed for performances and later reduced weight. details reflect a long road of public riding and show business.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Ara Pella Bates
Caddie Claire
City
Big
Souscume
Taree
Kohl & Middieton
Chicago
Anda
Selie
Enron
Pendleton
Ind
Whiteman Arrives in Chicago on Forgery Charge
Alonzo J. Whiteman arrived in Chicago in custody of Detective Wm Burke after transfer from St Louis. He is to be arraigned on forgery and obtaining money by false pretences, accused of passing a worthless draft for 276 at the Grant Pacific hotel weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alonzo J. Whiteman Cannings
Central Statonhere
St. Louis
Wm Burke
Hostem
Whiteman
Grant Facific Hotel
Wages Restored At Louisville Railroad
President Milton H. Smith of the Louisville and Nashville railroad announced the restoration of half the 1893 salary reduction. The remaining half will be restored January 1, 1899, taking effect today and affecting about 15,000 workers with an extra $500,000 yearly wage cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Milton H. Smith
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Bryan Named Spark At Pennsylvania Democratic Convention
Altoona Pa June 2 The state Democratic convention opened at the opera house with P A C Boyle of Luzerne chosen temporary chairman His acceptance speech drew applause when he mentioned William J Bryan The platform elicits more concern than the nominations delegates favor 15 to 1 free silver and Chitage support conservatives push a state issue plank Jenks Brookville is expected as the gubernatorial nominee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Garman
Opera House
P. A. C. Boyle
Luzerne County
Wm. J. Bryan
Ioint
George Vs. Jenks
Brookville
Santa Fe shop employees may shift to cash pay
Santa Fe Railway officials consider paying shop employees in cash rather than by check due to the two percent tax on each check under the new revenue law. Treasurer Edward Wilder said checks might be dropped for office staff but no definite decision yet. The railroad faces thousands of check-issued costs monthly, with savings proposed by paying in currency at operations where feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Leoves
Edward Wilder
Wilder
Council weighs bids on state house walks and drives
The executive council debates paying contracts for walks and drives at the state house. A 108.86 difference exists between Watson Dix and topeyka-based Hradeley Gilsen bids, favoring Watson. Harber bid is higher. some members favor rejecting all bids and reissuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Watson & Dix
Hradley Company
Topeka
Gilsen Company
St. Lows
Watson
Harber
Sneela
Infantry Withdrawn in Oshkosh Strike Settlement Effort
Oshkosh Wisconsin June 28 with the mayor and sheriff consent Guy Scofield decided to withdraw four companies of infantry numbering 200 men leaving the meat battery and light horse squadron to help with the strike. Thirty deputy sheriffs and special police were sworn in. Efforts to settle the strike by compromise faltered as manufacturers refused to treat with the strikers as union labor. The strikers might yield if the union were reorganized and small wage concessions granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
Guy
Scofield
New Kansas Postmasters Appointed in Fourth District
Washington June 2. The following fourth class postmasters have been appointed in Kansas Cunningham Kingman county G W Jones vice A Smith resigned Granada Nemaha county J F Achten vice J G E Biket resigned
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Kansas
Washington
Cunningham
Kingmas County
G. W. Jones
EA. Smith
Granada
Nemaha
JF. Achten
J. GE. Bieket
Heat and humidity drive city heat records downtown
Weather data from the United States Weather Bureau shows high humidity values and heat records across the city. Officials expect cooler conditions by Thursday though thunderstorms are possible this evening per Chicago forecasts. local indications remain calm today.
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United States Weather Bureau
Jennings
Chicago
U. S. Weather Bureau
Golimson
Kamsas Avenue
Yalan
Fire at Gen Boyd’s causes house blaze on West Fourth Street
One story rear of the house occupied by Assistant Adjutant General HN Boyd on West Fourth Street caught fire at about 1 am. Water ran onto the flames, confining the blaze to the single story section. Mrs Boyd attempted to fetch water during the outbreak, while George Godrich, a hose wagon driver, was overcome by heat and hospitalized for several days.
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Bex A
Sith West Wirth Street
HN. Boyd
Merce Tre
Chint Womarth
Kirby's Bank Closed by State Officials in Abilene
Abilene Kansas June 29 state Park Commissioner E Breidenthal took control of Thomas Kin by s bank the county's oldest private institution It holds 218000 in deposits 370000 cash on hand and assets including many farm loans Kirby owns substantial real estate The closure followed a noncompliance order depositors across the county are expected to be paid eventually seven thousand dollars of county funds were in the bank
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Abilene
Kan
Thomas Kinby’s Bank
State Park Commssioner
Ebreidenthal
Kirby
Clowlax
Bante
Infant Son of Cherry Dies in Cholera Infantum at Home
The infant son of Mr and Mrs J Cherry of 205 Lynn street died this morning at 20 o clock from cholera infantum. Funeral set for Thursday at 4 pm at the residence. Jaffer toun Dace condition improved but still dangerous. possible kidney rupture, recovery doubtful. Soldiers’ supplies should be sent to the room opposite the state library in the east wing basement today or tomorrow. Women sewing for the soldiers meet in the senate chamber Thursday forenoon and afternoon. J J Kinney of Sante Fe secret service injured in eye by mortar while observing construction. sight expected to remain unaffected. $60 round trip to Portland via Santa Fe route on sale June 30 and July 1 1898. details from W C Garvey agent.
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Aguadores
Famulea
Dewry Smith
Brurth Infantry
Deurfoo
Caney
Et Gaumey
Cant, Young
Torey
Laxton
Wheeler
Gener Chiffoe
Captelie Athene
Junigia
Balauiet
Michigan
Buebth Bieseachiicuis
Har Yard
Tampa
Juroctia
Ammdorcett
Tiras
Nis
Bnfarcention
Wiston
Aguderes
Lawton
General Wheelers
Chaffee
Torwart
Vitalian
Associated Press
Hue
Trent
Shatter Wheetl
Che Securanca
Lampoon
Juragua
Lawtons
Castilio
Guama
Soliers
Buriet Oriers
Muesles
J. Cherry
Lynn Street
Jaffer Toun Dace
Stave House
Senate
J.J. Kinney
Sante Fe
Secret Service
Market Report Shows Wheat Decline Amid Mixed Futures
A chaotic market summary notes weak winter wheat futures with slow harvest progress in the Midwest. Prices for rye and barley edge lower as receipts remain modest. reports from Liverpool and Mesquite areas indicate cautious sentiment among traders.
Chicsto Livestock Market Report Summary
Hazy OCR notes hogs and cattle at Chicsto Livestock Market with references to Texas breeders and market activity. Names and details are unclear. readers should verify specific entities, quantities, and actions from a clearer source.
Wheat Market Roundup and Bond Outlook Notes
Chicago and New York market summaries describe Wheat prices steady to higher, with reports of crop damage and trader caution. Bond yields and government notes show varied activity as investors reassess inflation and public finance, while Chicago Wheat futures lean up and nearby contracts show mixed signals. Continuous coverage highlights grain supply concerns, currency movements, and domestic demand shaping near term prices.
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Russia
Turkestan
Wenty
Czar
General Pando
Gen. Wheeler
Tin Port Antonio
Jamaica
To Gtama
Atyura
United States
Neilty
Madrid
Splish
Blanco
Gereral Blanco
Havana
Lineres
Cervere
Spanieh
Morwon
Murro Fort
Linates
Cervera
Billy Mahone
Alonzo Whiteman
Bryan
Executive Council
Castoria
Jeanings
George Goodrich
Kirby's Bank
Breidenthal
Portland
Oregon
Santa Fe Houte
W. C. Garvey
Today's Market Report
the State Journal
Liverpool
Mery
Meineyin Ania
Mingeonolin
Elewor
Senteminer
Bilge
Cain
Tilly
Toten
Briten
Sant
Bare
Chicsto Livestock Market
Chie
Lients
Bem
Catrick Reeves
Texas Streeders
Stovkers
Dudie
Aensus Oly Broayce
Beerem
Peres
Goteenment Anit
Tata
Fie Wirkhim Trommleston Co
Bast Futh-stevet, Copel, Ll
Figtene
Towers
Eeaba
Cate
Prines
New A
Dagen Br Frazier
Ruittie
Oman
Sipah
Ornranh
Toni
Minneapolie
Kepernth
Wight
Storker
Mary
Ifn
Wwe
LIM
York 2
Cork
Lee
Christian Young Sian
Naver
van Buren
Owe Monthe
Refiabl Parti Sm Ee
Texas
Lee Rita
Malerthia
Murtens
Willham Comm Co
Biel
Roel
Dee A. Zee
Lintings Am
Pebion
Teovk Saan
Ith
Feria
Eae
Enton Pwein
Aie Central
Ipsa
Aia
Jersey
Cen Bel Bi
Packie Atait
Zl Ag
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