Paine and the Claim of Writing the Declaration
A historical note recounts the claim that Thomas Paine authored the Declaration of Independence or provided a draft used by Jefferson Franklin and others. It traces Paine’s life from Thetford to New Rochelle, his role in promoting independence through Common Sense, and the recognition he received in America before his death in 1809.
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APD
Tate
Nery Rochelle
Thomas Paine
Philadelphia
Faine
Boss
Paine
Thetford
Noril Dusland
Wat
Wis
Pytne
Tle
Tonden
Lewes
Sussex
Land
Benjamin Franks
Ile
Atestina
Amer
Inter
Efferson
Franklin
Fyvoi
Ecoma
Dacient
Lim
Wuion Sense
American Philohical Society
University of Pennsylvane
New Rochelle
England
William Cobbett
Rfhouse
Hesn
Wesley Lee
Rand Sage
Henteenth
James Monroe
American tennis stars and boxing fallout dominate sports notes
Chipped by blood poisoning, Davis Trophy hopeful C Wright of Boston struggles for recovery in England as American tennis circles await updates. Herrera Nelson Nolan boxing row sparks blacklisting talk and New York showdowns loom. Syracuse rowers Ten Eyck and Ten Byek clash in Henley course regatta, with Orange eight delivering strong performance over Penn and Harvard despite heavy competition.
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Deals & Wright
England
Wright
Harvard
American Tean
Molcombe Ward
Kreigh Coling
Ten Eyck
Peyén Evdekujack Sewers
Stoel
University Barge Club
Jim Ten Byekks
Pennsylvania
Orange
Mack Needs Catchers and Club Trades Highlight Changes
Horace Fogel notes Connie Mack seeks catchers beyond his current trio as Schreck is seen as average but timely. Boston and Cincinnati also labor to improve rosters with Druhot sold to St Louis and Dorner traded to Boston for Fraser. Harper sent to Chicago for Lobert while Dougherty negotiations and Carr’s early release are mentioned.
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Mack
Horace Fogel
Connie Mack
Phildelpha Americans
Schreck
Boston
Origer
Cincinnati
Druhot
St. Louis
Gun Dorner
Fraser
Harper
Chicago
Lobert
Dougherty
New York
Carr
Emery Jr. Opposes Standard Oil at Interstate Hearing
Ex state senator Lewis Emery Jr of Pennsylvania testified at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Cleveland on Standard Oil operations. He accused the trust of not inventing anything and of stealing others’ ideas, noting rival United States Pipe Line would fail without its pipeline and that rail control favors Standard Oil. Born in 1834 in New York, he rose from woolen mill work to oil ventures, entering Pennsylvania politics in 1878.
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Pennusiania
Lewis Emery, Jr
Pennsylvania
Tincoln Republicans
Keystone
Atnr
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland
Standard Oil Trust
Riz. Munters Ia
Standard
Seaboard
Tie
United States Tipe Line Company
Emery
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Michigan
Ilhools
Yielssitude
Bradford
Wil Baw
Hoth House
Colonel Huff and Coal Interests Involved in Railroad Favours Case
Colonel George F. Huff of Greensburg a Pennsylvanian congressman and major coal land owner faces Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny over alleged railroad favoritism. A subpoena service report says Huff evaded by retreating to a cellar and boarding the Pennsylvanian Limited to Washington. Huff denies evasion stating he was at his office all day and would appear when Congress adjourns. He long sought the Senate seat and was a veteran Union officer who served in the Civil War.
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Pennsylvenia
Ming
Amd Cankinlind
George Franklin Wurm
Greensburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
Embloy
Huff
Pennsylvania Limited
Washington, NJ
Commission
Congress
Jrust
Senate
M. 8. Quay
Old Guard
Roscot Conkling
General A. 8. Grant
Norristown
Pennsylvania State Senate
Hints for Farmers Fat Uses of Tar on Crops and Livestock
Practical notes describe tar as an insect repellent when dissolved in water for spraying plants. It can be used near sheep noses to deter the housefly. Paper bands around tree bases trap wingless cankerworm moths before egg laying. Oil-based preparations replace tar in some cases, and grease called insvet Hine is now common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Woodward
American Agriculturist
Dincusen
Siys American Agriculturist
Use of Farm Manure and Dairy Equipment
A lecture by Professor Henry Ryder from the station’s dairy show discussed manure composting versus direct application, noting composted piles need exclusion of heat and regulated supply. The milk strainer and its proper cleaning were cited as the main dairy hygiene issue, followed by notes on pig weaning, breed selection, hog diseases, poultry cleanliness, and legal butter taxation.
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Henry Ruyder
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Paind Monument
Tre Sporting World
Beals C. Wright
Rigiard
Nerrera
Pacific Coast
Herrera
Nelson
Nolan
Los Angeles
Jeffries
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George F. Huff
Georgh F. Huph
Wisconsin Agriculturtat
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Lincoln
John A. Miter
Parsons
Ramana
J.-C. Lawser
St. Martin Lusch
Partin & Eggert
Ibanixlers
Eggert
Promortion
W. A. Young, Carer
W. TS. Rath
Asvr
Casater
Rath’s Exchange Bank
Estran Isiip
B. LL. Trey
Bakker
Hy Mee
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Riaring Co
Hook
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Osu
Bketah
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Preston
BBC
Pet
Scientific American
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Tangast
Ain
Gira
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