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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
4
Right Royal Welcome to Vancouver by Duke and Duchess
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall arrived in Vancouver on October 1 to a booming welcome. A cannon salute and cheering from a vast crowd greeted them as they toured the city, reviewed by officials, and opened the drill hall with medals presented to the British Columbia contingent of the South African troops. Miss Alleck of Ottawa received a medal from the Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Oet
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
Pacific Coast
Esquimault
Col. Worsnop
Northwest Mounted Police
Duke of Connaught
British Columbia
Miss Alleck
Ottawa
McKinley Will Read In Canton Estate Details Outlined
Secretary Cortelyou assists Ida McKinley in probate of William McKinley estate. The 1897 will bequeaths real and personal property to Ida for life with income to her, then to relatives. Estimated total estate 225000 to 250000 including 67000 life insurance. property in Canton and Washington deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Cortelyou
McKinley
President McKinley
Executive Mansion
Washington, D.C
Ida S. McKinley
Helen McKinley
Washington, D. C
G. B. Cortelyou
Charles Loeffler
Washington
Disastrous Fire At Extension Mines Reaches Loss of Twelve
Nanaimo Oct 1 A terrible mine disaster at Extension mines owned by Wellington Coal Company leaves twelve men lost after they descended to fight a blaze in slopes Nos 2 and 3. Fifteen men may be buried, water scarce and rescue attempts hampered. The town of Ladysmith fears ruination if the mine is destroyed, delaying reopening of newly discovered seams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanaimo
Extension
Wellington Coal Company
Wellington Colliery Company
Wellington
Comox and Extension
Ladysmith
Washington state fair promises largest and best yet
North Yakima September 30 1901 the state fair opened with high expectations for growth and achievement. The fair emphasizes progress in Washington industries despite infancy and challenges in display. Officials praise the commission for tireless work and say the fair outdoes prior efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Washington
Washington State
Trains Crash Kills Three in Berkshire Division
Bridgeport reports a head on collision on the Berkshire division of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad at Long Hill results in three dead and two seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Berkshire
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Long Hill
Gold-bearing sand discovery on Vancouver Island coast
Victoria B C October 1 another discovery of gold bearing black sand found on the northwest coast of Vancouver Island. Seventy ounces were brought to this city by the discoverer today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Vancouver Island
Plow Trust Organized in Chicago at 100 Million
The plow trust is organized in Chicago with capital of 100 million and includes two leading U.S. firms controlling about 90 percent of the national plow business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Wabash Train Wreck Near Council Bluffs Injures Many
Omaha Nebraska September 28. Wreck of through passenger train No 3 from St Louis to Omaha at a curve seven miles southeast of Council Bluffs injures nearly a hundred passengers. Three perhaps fatally, sixteen seriously, many others bruised. Train 18 foot embankment. engine upright. Cause thought spreading rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Wabash
St. Louis
Council Bluffs
Indian Creek
Reief
Thirteen Die in Presidio County Flood Disaster
News from San Antonio reports a cloudburst near Alaminto creek in Presidio County caused a flash flood that swept away two prospecting parties. Thirteen men drowned while sleeping at 10 o’clock as a twenty foot wall of water surged down the dry ravine. Six bodies have been recovered. seven are believed carried into the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Presidio County
Rio Grande
Alaminto Creek
Alamino
Tio Grande River
China weighs Russian bid for Pei Yang squadron
Shanghai September 28 China favors a Russian offer to buy the Pei Yang squadron totaling three fast cruisers four torpedo boat destroyers and several third class cruisers valued at about 5 000 000 rubles with the price to be deducted from the war indemnity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Pei Yang
Leach Building Fire Destroys Large Philadelphia Warehouse
A large storage warehouse in Philadelphia was destroyed by a morning fire, with total losses estimated at 500000 dollars. The blaze left the Leach building wholly consumed and caused extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Leach
Shamrock Defeated by Delayed Finish in International Cup Race
In Highlands New Jersey on October 4 Columbia defeated Shamrock by 41 seconds after time allowances. The 15 mile contest saw Shamrock briefly lead but wind faded and the finish stretched to a drifting match before Columbia crossed 1.4 seconds ahead on corrected time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock I
Columbia
Highlands
N.J
Sycamore
Lee
Shamrock
Capt. Barr
Vast Wyoming Oil Potential Hits Suspension List
Washington reports Assistant Commissioner Richards rules on Douglass land district suspensions for 153 townships plus 24 already held in 1900. Four townships freed from suspension, 42 remain blocked covering 968,670 acres. The decision cites oil in paying quantities justifying delay for development under agricultural law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyoming
Richards
General Land Office
Douglass Land District
Guard His Tomb In Canton After President’s Death
Canton Ohio September 28 The late president's body will be guarded indefinitely by regulars. One sentinel will guard the vault day and night until a permanent mausoleum is built. Co C Fourteenth Infantry under Capt Wm Biddle Jr assigned to guard the body. The unit includes many sharpshooters and has seen hard service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
War Department
Co. C
Fourteenth Infantry
Wm, &, Biddle, Jr
Fort Wayne
Detroit
China
German Troop Withdrawals Reported From Shanghai
High authority claims the German garrison in Shanghai and guards along the Kiao-Chou rail line will be withdrawn. In Beijing seven Chinese have been tried and sentenced to be beheaded for the murder of a German trader in a village near Peking per German minister Dr. Mumm von Schwartzenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Shanghai
Kiao-Chou
Mumm von Schwartzenstein
Two Strikers Shot by Special Police on Waterfront Riot
In a waterfront riot this morning two special police were attacked by a striker mob and fired on Herman Kamlete and Jack Wilson, both strikers, sustaining serious wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Herman Kamlete
Jack Wilson
Union teamsters attack non union driver in San Francisco
A clash at Seventh and Minna streets ends with a fusillade of shots fired by several union teamsters at a non union driver. Two attackers die or are grievously wounded, with disastrous results reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Seventh
Minna
Court of Inquiry focuses on coal and weather during Manila voyage
Witness Commander Miller testifies that May weather would not have prevented coalings for the flying squadron but a broken valve on May 28 halted operations. He notes no effort to verify Spanish fleet positions at Cienfuegos and says no bombardment occurred. Captain Jewell denies a prior claim about his Santiago reconnaissance, as Admiral Evans testifies later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Miller
Merrimac
Hobson
Sehley Court
Cienfuegos Harbor
Lowa
Key West
Jewell
Minneapolis
Schley
Santiago
Congress
Evans
Violent clash between strikers and police in San Francisco
Seven men wounded and possibly one fatally in a pitched battle on Kearney Street after 1 AM. About 50 shots fired. several bystanders injured as windows shattered. Police arrested about thirty mob members, four identified as striking teamsters. A shot grazed Officer Tillman near the ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Kearney
Post
Geary
Market Street
Turk
John Tillman
Kearney Street
Tillman
Tillmain
Disaster at Samar as US unit struck by insurgents
Menila September 80 A major clash pits United States troops against insurgents on Samar near Balangiga. Company C Ninth Infantry suffers heavy losses with only twenty four escapees and eleven wounded survivors arrive at Basey. Captains Connell Bookmiller and surgeon Griswold among names cited as Gen Hughes begins assembling a force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menila
United States
Samar
Balangiga
Ninth Infantry
Basey
Thomas
W. Connell
Edward A Bumpus
R.S. Griswold
Edward V. Bookmiller
Hughes
Knox holds hearing over Nome judge Noyes charges
Attorney General Knox conducted a post noon hearing at the Department of Justice on charges against Judge Arthur H. Noyes of the federal court at Nome. Noyes denied any foundation for the charges and departed for San Francisco to face the United States circuit court of appeals on contempt of court charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Knox
Arthur H. Noyes
Federal Court
Nome
Noyes
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Land Commissioner's Work Increases Leases This Year
Olympia September 30 The land commissioner reports steady growth in his department with school land lease issuances this year surpassing last year by two hundred at the same point. Other branches also show growing activity in proportion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Three Home Colony leaders held for trial in obscenity case
Taken to Tacoma on September 28 three anarchist leaders of Home Colony at Delano Beach were arrested and brought back by deputy marshals to obtain hands pending trial before Federal Judge Hanford in Spokane. They are charged with sending obscene matter through the mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Home Colony
Delano Beach
Hanford
Spokane
Electric plow for large Western farms showcased
The Massachusetts Ploughman describes Conrad Meissner’s two motor electric plow system for large fields. Two motorized carriages run on separate rigs with one main feed, following the plow through furrows. The driverless sequence moves the plowshares and manages crop rotation with substantial yields in potatoes turnips wheat rye corn and hay across a four acre potato ground yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Meissner
Fredericksburg
Germany
Massachusetts
Growing Rye Profitably For Small Farms In Rotations
Rye replaces wheat in many regions and thrives with fall seeding of timothy followed by spring clover. Seed thinly on good soil, early September is ideal, 1.5 bushels per acre on rich land, 1 bushel 3 pecks on poor soil. Rye straw fetches good prices and rye is less insect sensitive than wheat. It suits swine and poultry feed, and can be green manured, though not a legume.
Movable Manger for Field Stock Feeding
A simple movable manger crafted from light wood attaches to the horses legs with a board eight by twelve inches, creating space for the animal to feed. No bottom is needed unless feeding occurs in wet areas. mounting against a wall or fence may require attaching the board on that side.
Weary Fertilizing: Long Island Farmer Uses Excess Fertilizer
A Long Island farmer reports profitable results from applying about 8,000 pounds of fertilizer per acre to potatoes, citing manure shortages and high prices. He says one acre uses roughly twenty-five tons annually, with fertilizer costing about the same as his usual manure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
The Value of Abandoned Farms Advice
The Indianapolis News notes that abandoned western and southern farms often appear tempting to relocate to Eastern states. Many are worn out or distant from markets, making profitability doubtful due to high marketing costs. Improved trolley access to markets may soon redraw farm viability, so staying put is advised unless a clearly better located farm is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Indianapolis News
The Red Poll Cow Comes to Farms
The Red Poll breed arrives to fill a key role on farms with small herds. It promises efficient milk production for households that milk a few cows.
Silo quality and silage value in stock feed guidance
The article argues for sturdy silos to preserve ensilage from Indian corn, warning that cheap, warped structures ruin feed quality. It notes how airtight canning preserves fruit, parallels the need for impervious silo walls, and cites Prof. Henry on cheap silos as a delusion while good silos maximize benefits to stock and man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stockman
Henry
Dairy Work Essentials for Cleanliness and Care
Rural New Yorker emphasizes three key dairy duties: clean towels, scalding water with salsoda, and proper brushes. It praises salsoda’s value, notes quick towel hems, and recommends multiple dishcloths for different dairy tasks to avoid cross contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Veterinary Eye Treatment for Horses
The article describes keeping a dark shade over a horse's eyes in daylight, bathing the eyes twice daily in hot water, then applying a lotion with four grains of zinc sulfate, four grains of morphine, ten grains of cocaine, and one ounce of water using a camel hair brush.
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King
the Duke of Cornwall and
York
William McKinley
Plow Trust
Nebraska
Texas
U. S
Court OF Inquiry
Body of Special Police
Land Commissioner's
Dairy Utensi's
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