War ends in Central America amid Bonnilla flight and Choluteca fall
Cable reports from Washington claim President Bonilla fled the battlefield as Nicaragua and allied forces capture Choluteca and threaten Tegucigalpa. Minister Coreas says war could end if the United States and Mexico press neutrality on Salvador and Guatemala. In Carthage, a jury finds Arthur Sanderson not guilty of Dr Solomon Meredith’s murder after a defense citing unwritten law and Thaw case parallels.
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Washington
Bonilla
Corea
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Gomez
Secretary of Foreign Affairs
San Lorenzo
Ramirez
Tela Wrenks
Choluteca
Gulf of Conseca
Vazquez
Associated Press
Minieter Coren
Salvador
Anit
Nicaragua
United States
Mexico
Guatemala
Pr. Cores
Root
Mr. Creel
Carthage
Arthur Sanderson
Solomon D. Meredith
Shannon
Beo
Meredith
Sanderson
Hints for Farmers Washing Butter
Instructions on washing butter in the churn to remove buttermilk. Use cold water nearly equal to buttermilk amount, with a second wash possible. Avoid excessive washing to preserve flavor, and keep wash water slightly cooler than the churning temp to ensure even salt distribution and uniform color.
Famine fears in China spark seditious plots warns US
Shanghai advices reach Washington warn that famine spreads chaos and sedition. Pro government fear grows of general uprising, risking foreign interests. Viceroy Tuan Fang offers 1 million dollars for East Indian rice to ease suffering, signaling urgent relief actions to counter rebellion. Diplomatic officials monitor every development.
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Washington
Shanghai
State Department
China
Tuan Fang
Yaniking
Ching
United States
Moors Attack Europeans at Tangier and Paris Reaction
March dispatches recount that in Tangier the assassination of Dr. Mauchamp tied to the French geodetic mission sparked a mob attack on Europeans. The British consular agent fired, killing two natives, troops restored order, and guards remained. Paris debate cites a harder French North Africa policy shift and outrage reparations debated by Temps.
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Tangier
Morocco
Mauchamp
Paris
North
Africa
Temps
Negro lynching in Alabama after assault near Florence
Cleveland Harding, a black man, attacked Mrs. Ben J. Rice near Florence on a Saturday. He was lynched by about 300 citizens, including Rice's husband, tied to a tree and riddled with bullets. Rice identified the assailant. Mrs. Rice fainted on sight and urged the mob to act as they thought best.
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Florence
Ala
Cleveland Harding
Ben J. Rice
Rice
Fort Worth Gambler Dies After Raid Shootout
William Thompson, the Fort Worth gambler who shot Deputy Scott and assassinated County Attorney McLean during a resort raid, died in the county jail. Deputy Scott survived. A mass meeting ordered gamblers to leave the city.
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Fort Worth
Tex
William Thompson
McLean
Scott
Two Die In Sugar Grove Mine Blast Near Athens
In Sugar Grove near Athens on March 5 a blast in Sun Day Creek company mine No 211 killed Alexander Waper and John Brown and injured five other miners. Investigations ongoing into cause and safety measures.
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Columbus
Alexander Waper
John Brown
Sunday Creek Company
Sugar Grove
Athens
DeadSailor Saville Foljambe remembered in terse telegram
Cecil George Saville Foljambe of Liverpool has died born 1844. A. G. Spalding & Bros. store on Wabash avenue Chicago burned, loss about 150600 dollars. Thomas Hueston retains world pool title after final with Jerome Keogh. Railway unions plan joint Buffalo meeting to ratify cooperation. NY Chamber of Commerce to hear Ambassador Bryce speech then Ottawa trip. CA earthquake relief report total 504979 dollars. Seven race horses perished in Sheepshead Bay fire, loss 80000 dollars.
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Cecil George Saville Foljambe
Liverpool
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Thomas Hueston
St. Louis
Jerome Keogh
Buffalo
Order of Railway Conductors
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
New York Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Bryce
Ottawa
Canada
New York City Committee For
California
McClellan
Sheepshead Bay Race Track
Lady Prudence
Dairy Stable Care and Cow Management Principles
The article stresses proper dairy stable upkeep and animal care. It recommends Babcock testing, daily fresh bedding, morning brushing before milking, and turning cows out for exercise unless weather is severe. After milking, ensure thorough airing, keep stables clean, and use whitewash inside as a sanitation measure to reduce tuberculosis risk.
Planting Fruit Trees Distances for Orchard Layout
An experienced grower notes planting distances for various fruit trees and berries, listing apples thirty feet apart, pears and cherries twenty feet, peaches plums apricots and prunes sixteen to twenty, dwarf apples ten to twelve, grapes rows ten to fifteen with row spacing seven to sixteen, currants and gooseberries three to four, raspberries and blackberries three to five by four to seven, and strawberries one to eleven by three to thirty-one feet for field culture. The piece also discusses alfalfa hay as hog feed and cites Governor Hoard of Wisconsin feeding pregnant sows only alfalfa hay and separator mill during winter, with no grain until two weeks before farrowing, noting improved sow condition and reduced pig deaths.
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W. D. Hoard
Wisconsin
Eloard
Raising Hens What makes good breeding stock
The article explains breeding stock should mature before using eggs, with pullet eggs not usable until the birds reach one year or more. It stresses favorable conditions for fertile eggs, balanced nutrition, green food, grit, clean water and air, exercise, and unrestricted range when possible.
Bedding the Flock and Hoof Care on Farms
Bedding methods for sheep include leaving the litter down all winter when ample and proper. It should be evenly compacted to minimize odors and absorb moisture from daily fresh litter. Straw or cornstalk should be cut to improve absorption and ease of removal. Hoof trimming is advised from birth. shape with pincers, rasp, or knife, correct any one sidedness, and shoeing is only needed if the oat is brittle or the foot tender.
Hampshire Hog Breeders Rarely Reach Poland-Chinas Size
The Hampshire hogs are described as good large breeders, not as large as some Poland-Chinas. Few people breed them, mainly in Kentucky Farm Progress, and buyers face difficulty obtaining vows.
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Hampshire
Kentucky
The Roman Angaria and Its Relays Across Rome
A concise overview traces the Roman angaria from Persian origins through widespread relay stations. It notes stations every five to six miles with forty horses each, enabling up to a hundred miles daily for official communications. Private mail emerged under Diocletian, with service compulsory and exemptions only from the emperor.
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Zenophon
Cyria the Bilder
Julius Caesar
Britain
Cicero
Rome
Diocletian
Flame and Gauge Gauze Discovery Tames Fire
Reports credit Sir Humphry Davy with showing burning gas fumes will not pass through 784 mesh wire gauze due to cooling that lowers temperature below ignition. If gauze overheats flame can pass. Also notes on whisky from old barrels and a few humorous quips from New Orleans Times-Democrat. The item blends science snippet with social humor and a brief local mention.
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Humphry Davy
New Orleans
Tmes-Democrat
Interview with Champ Clark prompts quick reaction and product ads
A brief interview with Champ Clark of Missouri draws quick attention as correspondents rush in. the scene shifts to advertising copy for Kodol, DeWitt's Salve, Kennedy's Cough Syrup, and Kee Dal, emphasizing relief, conformity to law, and endorsements by local druggists. The piece blends political chat with consumer promotions and local sales.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Kennedy
Scuvyrz
Weekly Courier-Journal praised for circulation growth
The Weekly Courier-Journal gains praise for rising circulation in recent months. Editor Henry Watterton’s editorials appear in the paper amid promotional language for Hollinter's Rocky Mountain tea claiming to strengthen nerves and improve sleep at 35 cents.
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Weekly Courier-Journal
Henry Wattergon
Hollinter
Helllater
H.N. Siennarz
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