Remarks on Tomatoes and Odd Beliefs From Old News
A jumble of translated notes reports tomato sales near Key West at 26 cents per bush, acres in Gainesville area, and a Georgia mulatto teacher. It also recounts Tsarist confessions and pardons, Cree tensions in Canada, Cossack money theft methods, and Kentucky violence linked to Buford.
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Cooxsio
Philadelphia
Key West
Tan Sriles
Gainesville
Patrick Brelgnd
Cyr Jhes
Big Bent
Bel Deer
South Saskatchewan
Maj
Levine
Jihy
Big Gear
Avid
Indiana
World’s Work notes mixed global events and crimes
A chaotic digest reports revolutions crushed in Bonora Mexico, a Louisiana charter bill, Scott’s Pennsylvania Railroad victory, and Tennessee debt settlement. Fire destroys Lebanon Kentucky homes, multiple political contests loom, and a San Francisco ex-congressman dies. Pensions and corporate trials, freight and mining rumors, and a major Nebraska murder case upcoming in Hastings are summarized with numerous named entities and dates.
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Fortstoy
Bonora
Mexico
Louissixne
Thomas A. Scott
Pennsylvania
Lebanon
Guv
Monxs
Tenessee
Congress
San Francisco
John W. Coughlan
California
Oakland
Foreign turmoil and riots ripple across continents
The latest dispatches report assassinations in Moscow and unrest in several regions. Afghan and Indian matters, royal invitations, and Austro English Italian troop movements in Roumelia feature amid economic data, prison crises, and rising Zulu activity.
Senate confirms and rejects varied federal appointments
The senate confirmed Francis A. Walker as superintendent of cents Ino W. Clinton named postmaster at Polo and Epwann O Meaey Coubos was appointed to a treasury clerkship. It rejected Wilson M. Stanley for Indian agent at Tos Pling and nominated Walter S. Cox associate justice of the district of Columbia, Peter A. William for U S Marshal Florida, and Dennis Eagan for tax collector. Jury verdict in Oliver Cameron case favored defendant. pension and coinage topics dominate Washington dispatches with bills, silver dollar minting, and public works funds noted.
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Senate
Francis A. Walker
W. Clinton
Polo
Epwann O'Meaey Coubos
Treasury Department
Szenstany McCrany
California
Ts Senate
Wilson
M. Stanley
Tilinais
Tos Pling
Wm. L. Borges
Chin King
Wm. L. Burchard
Omon
Troxtus
Clarence King
R. J. Barnat
Indiana
Obames
John C. Barsch
Fitz John Porter Quantey
Walter S. Cox
Washington
Supreme Court of the Istrict of Columbia
Peter A. William
United States
Florida
Dennis Eagan
Internal Revenue
Cameron- Oliver
United States Senate
Wm. A. Herron
Pittsburg
W. McNeil
Mexi-c
Hoamer A. Johnson
M. Bemis
Henry
Beddutth
James M Cabell
Robert W. Mitchell
Tarmenee
Monel Board of Health
Athena
Oliver-Gameron
Auestion
Congress
District of Columbia
congressional session notes on army appropriation bill adjournment
A fragmented report covers congressional activity from late March to early April. It notes the army appropriation bill advancing in committee, a Senate executive session, and a House debate over using troops at polls. The text cites memorials, elections disputes, and extensive proposed changes to state election laws.
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Ursday
Hou
Farva
Matai
Wikson
J.J. Wiksoh
Towa
Committee On Elections
Tota
Whos
Reagan
Ang Loind
Byes
Naya
Senate
Philic
National Board of Health
Turspay
Sen
Gordon
Turspey
Hewis
Atkins
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Itate
Tha Honsa
Public Debt Report Shows March 1 Figures And Bonds
Public debt statement as of March 1 outlines holdings in six percent bonds five and four percent bonds and fractional currency. It notes interest payments, maturities, and total obligations with scattered data on cash and transfers. The report lists bond issues, maturities, and available cash in a terse ledger style.
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Navy
Wobal Withowe
Job
Eotebeme
ONPMN
Seyeeser
Whluty
Aliver Corp Fontos
Meterbold Foe
Radausptiun Depnaif
Notin Bolt
Pace Hallyway Co
Credit of Nations in Global Money Market Compared
Information from the treasury shows United States credit in world money markets surpasses others except England. UK 3 percent bonds now worth 9, US credit rising over the last decade, France near US levels, while Germany and others trail. Italy credit high but below leading nations as US, England, and France dominate. Southern states’ bond issues face massive losses amid piling defaults and a nearly 125 million shortfall over fourteen years.
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Tis Pibilists
Yakoob Kien
Carnigan Maxyixa
England
Holy See
A. Cossrantivorn
Sultan Baa
Cape Town
Cape Town States That Col. Wool
Pargola
Berlin
Schruvalof Ia
St. Petarebung
Roumelia
Russia
Asti
Cahors
France
Uriel
Honolulu
Alcumiatin
Bemah
Putin Valley
al Lahore
Ya Koob Khan
Lord Salisbury
Roumelea
Vienna
Bisnigrok
Rogmelia
Rywian
Lales
Pesrgon
Sweadengerd
Pearsons
United Kingdom
Brazil
Tarlylesa
Treasury
Philadelpha
Carson
New Orleans
San Francisco
Sul-Treasury
Caron
Pacific Coast
Philadelphia
Wasutxoton
Benty
Larroute
Daleon
Thay
Treasury of
United States
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington
Wastisuros Apecial
Colon
Sandial
Treasury Department
Unitedtates
Charaeter Command
Bayig
Italy
Buawig iv
Sten
Growth of American beef exports to Europe boosts western trade
The article notes rapid growth in exporting fresh beef and live cattle to Europe, with over 24 thousand head weekly to Europe between May and September, 90 percent of three year exports going to England, and shipments rising as cattle recover from severe western winter conditions. It highlights high demand in England, Canada, France, and Cuba, discusses regional cattle conditions in Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, and Texas, and argues slaughtering offshore reduces risk from disease and accidents.
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Europa
Europe
San
England
Avaiones
Cuba
Vane
Cube
Canada
British West Indies
Mexico
Germany
France
Belgium
Japan
Sandwich Islands
Dyowr
Nebraska
Colorado
Greeley
Laramie Plains
Wyoming
Washingston
Texas
Goliad
Kansas
San Antonin Express
Far West
Omaha
Gaitte Point
Expres
Lomes
Patrick
N. ¥. Express
Northern wheat prospects and local happenings in Fergus and Jackson counties
The note highlights wheat's profitability in the Red River valley versus Liverpool prices, with implied shifts in farming decisions. It also reports on county fairs, road projects, school land sales, and various local incidents including a fatal heart disease case, a court-house plan, and community news from Fergus, Jackson, and surrounding counties.
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Northwest
New York
Simes
Liverpool
Red River Valley
Pogenta
Weetery de Slonmenkrout
A Dime Novel Stir in Texas History and Sorrow
Colonel Ford presents a dramatic reminiscence of an expedition into the unknown western Texas region near Austin. He recalls Shavaco and Yellow Wolf bands, a Delaware interpreter, and a tragic tale of a Comanche wife forced into slavery, urging the Senate to weigh human suffering over profits.
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Doc Sullvan
Lérom
Luin
Pasd
Bradya'creek
Austin
Shavaco
Yellow Wolf
Shaw
Anguigh
Brady’ Creck
Songolénos
Senate
Ford
Too Much Sleep Discussed In Medical Note
The text discusses effects of excessive sleep on the nervous system and mental faculties. It notes fatigue, diminished excretions, and impaired imagination from prolonged or frequent sleep, with unclear sections suggesting age differences and schooling implications.
Fragmentary wedding notice from Kentucky event
Readable fragments indicate a marriage or betrothal near Louisville Kentucky with mentions of a bride and various names. Text is garbled and incomplete, offering scarce verifiable details on participants or exact date.
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Ogrethorpe
Mack
Genoa
Arnoys Mersey
Natehfoches
St. Louia
Morehouse
Minchton
Ouachita
Natchitoches
Tseczar
Siberian
Eoon
Cove
Louisville Courier-Journal
Buford
Judge Elliott
Flo
Tom Buford
United States Pension Agency
Milwaukee
Wia
Virginia Senate
Allingis
Ohio
Kentuckey
Igoibg
Mattoon
Sil
Peter Hobel
Wicdble
Uist City
Bint
Wiebla
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Frrom
Montreal
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Northern Pacific
Yellowstone
St. Louis
Senator Windont
Prasrey
Minneapolis
Flat National Bank
Madison
Noox Martin
Jol Willineger
Jantu Te
New York City
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Limegln
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Cowley
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Joseph
Purcell
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Chay
Stewart
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Solon
Mather “Callaghan
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Olbek
Tom
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Robert Wilson
Tyas
Waters’ Cage
Prandia
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Willard
Chicago
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Upariil
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Marcel Stat
I. P. Olive
Mitchell
Ketchum
Custer County
Hastings
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Savernaa
Grand Rapida
Richard Sheshan
Racine
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Hind
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Minnesota
Fergus
Jackson County
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Glyndon
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Houston Co
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