Modern cream separators prove profits in dairy calves
An Illinois Wisconsin farmer demonstrates that using a United States Hand Cream Separator increases butter yield, reduces work, and improves calf health. The piece cites tests showing per cow fat gains, reduced skim milk waste, and higher cream value, touting the separator as superior to gravity methods and urging farmers to adopt modern dairy practices.
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Loreby
Smith
Nul
United States
Mike
Buffalo
New York
Union
Addi- Hon
Iborlovia
Gary
Fl Banck
Beresford
Ma Smith
Lyon
Guy Minket
Fragmentary Telegraph Office Dialogue In Boston Courier Fragment
A garbled passage depicts a telegraph operator dialogue in a Boston Courier fragment. The exchange hints at trust restrictions and accessibility, with references to a telegraph office as a place to obtain information quickly.
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Boston
Breathing Under Witter Invents Diver Helmet
A new diving helmet design features a face shield and controlled oxygen supply via tubes and a haversack. The system includes a reservoir for oxygen and a purifier to aid inhalations, with the aim of safer underwater breathing and extended exploration capabilities. The article notes the invention's anticipated arrivals over a year.
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Witter
Byrds
Havernick
Senate Debate Over Philippine Facts Spirals Amid Charges
Democrats in the Senate accused Republicans of seeking to suppress information on the Philippines crisis. Lodge denied the charge, urging full information while cautioning against urgent cabling of Maj. Gardener. MacArthur defended U.S. stewardship, warning withdrawal could imperil republican institutions and risk war. House, Sibley assailed Gen. Smith over Samar orders, urging President to discipline the general within days.
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Senate
Philippines
Senitor Lodge
Senator Patterson
Colorado
Cable Maj. Gardener
Washington
Philippine Committee
Patterson
Lodge
Cablu
Maj
Gardaner
MacArthura
MacArthur
Senate Committee On Philippines
United States
Cornelius
Gardener
Aguinaldo
Sixto Lopez
Ma~bini
Smith
Sibley
House
Jacob H.smith
Gen. Smith
Williams
Dana
Miss
J. Cumucilags
New York
Growth of trusts and their vast industrial scope
The article surveys the rise of trusts in the United States, noting 183 combinations by 1960 with over 2,000 plants and 422,000 workers. It argues trusts span foods, beverages, textiles, chemicals, and more, while their aggregate output accounts for only about one tenth of total U S industrial production. It also mentions a vegetarian restaurant experiment by Seventh Day Adventists in Topeka.
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United States
Trinity
Senators Home Truths And Plain Facts From Capitol
Comparatively few Senators keep permanent homes in Washington with many lodging in hotels or apartment houses. The piece notes social duties tied to home life, postage stamp ideas, mail costs, and government payrolls including many Smiths and Jones, plus anecdotes about Pettus and Hanna and pensioners.
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Washington
Congress
Dlnce
Mindanao Battle Ends with Moro Fortfall and American Victory
In a brutal hand to hand assault at Bayan Bayan Island Mindanao, Captain Baldwins 20th Battery and VIIth Infantry led 470 Americans against a Moro fortress. American casualties included one officer and seven enlisted killed. four officers and 37 men wounded. Moro losses exceeded 200 with many leaders killed, including the Sultan of Bayan and Raja Mutia. Eighty four Moros surrendered after the fort fell, signaling a severe setback in the Moro rebellion while keeping American sovereignty intact. The battle involved 300 defenders at close quarters and brutal trench fighting amid rain and muddy terrain. Brigadier General Davis praised the American troops for gallantry and grit.
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Sirenderet
Moore
Juietti
Josyman
Porter
Bayan
Raja Mutia
Panda Mutin
Anmaviern
Mindanao
Anil
Cal. Baldwin
Sevora
Davis
Shales
Philippines
Trenenca
St Louis Fair Postponed to May 1 1904
President David Bruneis announces the Loniginna Purchase Exposition will be postponed to May 1, 1904. Delays cited include foreign exhibitors, Philippine display readiness, and government building timelines. Fifty-one directors telegraphed to National Commissioner Carter. Congress notified that ceremonies may occur by April 30 and public opening by May 1, 1904 with closure December 1, 1904.
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Francia Inaues
David R. Bruneis
Philippine
Koning H. Carter
National Commission
Jiwm
Executive Committee
Vrauets
St. Louis
Great Southern Railway Ambition Tied to Gates Plans
John W Gates aims to build a vast Southern railway system linking Chicago Louisville and Nashville with the South to rival Pennsylvania Railroad traffic. The Gates syndicate seeks control of Chicago and Eastern Illinois to form a trunk and branch network with Louisville and Nashville as the southern connector. The project envisions Chicago direct ties to Southern industrial fields under one management.
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John W. Gates
Stern
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Louisville and Nashville
Eveery
Cates Syndicate
Chicago
Louisville
Fragmentary notice from Meligesport event report
OCR reads a brief fragment about cures pursuig in a whad stot at Meligesport. Details are unclear, names and specifics are unreadable, rendering the item a sparse, local clipping with no verifiable facts.
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Meligesport
House and Senate debate on Philippine and civil bills
The House and Senate pursue ongoing work on the Philippine civil government bill and sundry civil and district appropriations. Amendments passed include funding for the Rosebud reservation, building purchases, and a tax law rider for the District of Columbia. Debate centers on war materials interpretation and agriculture statistics consolidation.
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House
Senate
Himmons
Curtla
Winston
Fealy Mus
South Africa
Feely
Gillett
Maag
United States
Great Britain
Rosebud
South Dakota
Census Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Seater Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Division of Statistics
District of Columbia
Dietrigt
Ormon
Washington
Secretary of State
Russia
Weorse Range
Detroit River
Mich
Shattuck
Ohio
Gaines
Tom
Philippines
Pratt
Qonu
Elawalinn
Republic of Cuba
Washington Notes on Navy Budget and Political Moves
The House naval committee backed a naval appropriation of 76000 dollars for vessel procurement. Senator Hawley introduced a bill to grant the army’s commanding general legal status. Wives of Senators propose a constitutional amendment for three Vice Presidents per quadrennial election. Congressmen Mann and Hitt seek investigations and appropriations for Chicago public buildings and diplomatic salaries. A estate of 800000 dollars leaves one third to a widow, with the balance to children. A foreign trade bulletin notes steamship service could boost cargo between New York and Brazil, affecting rubber and coffee.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Hawley
Mann
Chicago
Hitt
Elousa
Miniister
Cubs
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Unch
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Seaking
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Topeka
Postoffice Department
Martha Washington
Denver
Darton
Inanapolis
Be Joseph
Albany
Perkins
John Smith
Jones Faru
Brown
Johnson
Agricultural Department
Mente
Senator Pettus
Wisdow
War Department
Philadelphia
Tormerly
Whitelaw Reid
Edward VII
Reid
Senator Hanna
Graf
Tve
Hanna
Amerigans
Morosane
Chief Fort
Biorce
Batile
United States Supreme du Mindanao
Interios
ST. Louis Fair
D. Te Elancib
Great Southern Railway
Steel
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Treasury
Bil
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