DAY FARMING CONGRESS OPENS IN WYOMING
More than a thousand delegates from every state and several foreign countries attend the third annual trans missoury dry farming congress at the Capital Avenue theater in Cheyenne Wyoming. The aim is to discuss methods to improve arid lands while conserving water and to boost cooperation between state and federal bodies and agricultural stations across the west.
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Avene
Chayene
Wyo
West
National Irrigation Congress
Lranamississippi Commercial Congress
Mining Engineers Meet in New Haven
The American Institute of Mining Engineers opened its meeting at Sheffield Hall in New Haven Connecticut on Tuesday evening. The convention’s opening topic was The Conservation of Natural Resources. Dr James Douglas of New York presented a paper on the subject and Joseph A Holmes of the U S Geologic Survey spoke on the national conservation commission and its work relating to mineral resources.
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American I Institute of Mining Engineers
Ipite
United States
Sheffield Hall
New Haven
Nephew of President Roosevelt Dies in Harvard Dorm Fall
Stewart Douglas Robinson, nineteen, nephew of President Roosevelt and Harvard sophomore, fell from a six story Hampden Hall dorm window on Marsachusetta avenue Cambridge. He was son of Douglas Mobingon.
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Stewart Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Harvard College
Hampden Hall
Marsachusetta Avenue
Cambrider, Maes
Douglas Mobingon
Educators to Meet In Denver This July
The executive committee of the National Educational Association announced the annual meeting will be held in Denver from July 5 to 9.
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Denver
National Educational Association
Omaha Live Stock Market Cattle Rise. Hogs Sheep Steady
South Omaha reports February 22 cattle receipts 2,600 with native steers 4.00 to 6.00, cows and heifers 5.00, western and Texas grades varied. calves to 7.26. Hogs receipts 3,400 steady with heavy 6.00 to 6.20, mixed around 5.90 to 6.00. Sheep receipts 9,700 with yearlings 6.00 to 6.75, wethers 4.75 to 5.25, ewes 4.00 to 4.75, lambs 6.50 to 7.20.
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South Omaha
Texas
Weathers
Water bills due at Fletcher block location
Water consumers are asked to pay accounts at the Fletcher block following a move from the First National bank building. C. W. Brennan, Water Commissioner, directs customers to the new payment site.
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First National Bank
Fletcher Block
C. W. Brennan
A New Ruler At Washington Inaugural Belles and Bets
A humorous preview of Taft's inauguration mocks a so called beauty squad and celebrates reforms. It predicts air battles, all but one band, vast decorations, and a prohibition on crowds at the ceremonies. The piece notes Roosevelt will step aside at Taft’s swearing in and Taft plans a concise address.
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Taft Innaugural Bell
Washington
Wes
Fterenot
Big BU
Sunny Jim
Taft
New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Joh Adams
Pot
Adams
Father of His Country Washington Tomb Shared in Mount Vernon History
The article notes the public’s interest in Washington's tomb at Mount Vernon and the Wakefield birthplace in Virginia. It recalls Washington’s birth on Wakefield, the Mount Vernon estate, and the 1891 move of the bodies to a brick tomb near the house, with the site now marked by a shaft describing the area's historic associations.
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Mount Vernon
Washington
Wakefield
Bridge's Creek
Westmoreland County
General
Lady Washington
General Washington
St.etme
German Ambassador Bernstorff Hosts Manhattan Club Dinner
Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff, newly named German ambassador to the United States, attended a prominent dinner hosted by leading German Americans at the Manhattan club in New York. The envoy, born in 1852 in Lauenburg, is known for his diplomatic record and scholarly interests in history and statecraft.
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Johann Heinrich von Bernstorf
United States
Manhattan Club
New York
Ameren
Cairo
Egypt
Mir Jeanne Luckemeier
Count Bernstorf
Lauenburg
Kaiser Wilhelm IL
Prince Bismarck
Ihon
Order of St. John
Castle Stintenburg
Duchy of Lauenburg
Bernstorffa
Ernstorf
Bernstorff
Uke Bisianreck
Hile
Hanpler
Anti-Japanese Legislation Sparks Pacific Coast Debate
Discussion on anti Japanese laws reflects concerns over Japanese immigration and impact on labor and living standards. Governors and legislators cite estimates of Japanese in California and efforts to bar land ownership and corporate methods of business, noting regional agitation and historical exclusion acts.
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Pacific Coast
United States
Roosevelt
Japan
California
Golden State
Pacific
James 8. Gillett
Oatfornia
San Francisco
Texas
Padoe
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Panama Canal
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Brennan
William H. Taft
William MH
Tomas
Mourt Vrunon
Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff
Couxt von
Phelan Opera House
Heath
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Joseph E. Howard
Com- Bee
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