Omaha Mayor backs regulation over bans on Sunday gambling
Omaha mayor argues that regulated gambling under police supervision reduces crime and vice. He cites 75 percent of residents preferring liberty over prohibition and compares Omaha’s approach to New Orleans licensing, noting the decline of low dives and gambling evils when markets are publicly supervised.
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Omabs
Nebraska
Ynas
Ereof
Omaha
Joseph A. Shakespeare
New Orleans
FM Able
Supreme Court and political shifts noted in inmate rhetoric
June not purchasable and critics attack Justice Harlan over insular cases citing his son's appointment as Attorney General of Puerto Rico. Dissent by Harlan on Mon day’s ruling sparks GOP critique. McLaurin, a McKinley Democrat, resigns Senate post. Democrats urged to join party. Savannah social notes mention Sam 100s entertainment ending as crowds resume normal pursuits.
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Justice Harlan
United Sates Supreme Court
Turto
Monay
Judicial Crie
McSweeney Declares McLaurin Patriot in South Carolina Row
Coromata D C June 1 Governor McSweeney refuses to accept resignations of Senators Tillman and McLaurin saying he returned them for reconsideration then declines to accept. He argues a canvass would cause bitterness and urges awaiting next year for full discussion. McLaurin says he will withdraw. Tillman claims no authority.
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Coromata
D. C
McSweeney
Tillman
McLaurin
Vernor
Hisncifore
Bonas
Cotton acreage largely increased with lower growing condition
The statistician reports total cotton planted at 47,039,000 acres, up 8.3 percent from last year, with 10 percent rise in several states. State conditions average 81.5 versus 82.4 last June, marking a near twenty year low in June condition. Regional variances show Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana near the lower end while North and Oklahoma territories show stronger readings.
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Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Florida
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Virginia
Missour
Alabama
Mississpi
Texas
Mississippi
Central American affairs spark invasion fears and strikes
The City of Sydney reports Central American tensions as Nicaragua guards Corinto with 400 troops amid rumors of Colombo invasion. General Kuis is jailed on a criminal charge after returning from Nicaragua. President Zsilanya may attend the Pan American congress in Buffalo. A fire at Pacific Ma l Steamship coal yards in Navseland damages a pile of coal valued at 275000. Marbleworkers in Cincinnati strike over wage scales as workers refuse to back down.
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Colombo
San Francisco
Sydney
Panama
Corinto
Ins
K. Kuis
Jad
Zsinya
Pan-American Congress
Buffalo
San Fran
Cisco
Pacific Mal Steamship Company
Navsezland
Parawa Bay
What Makes the Home Affected by Womanly Ills and Cure
An advertisement-like passage argues that home life hinges on the wife and mother. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for womanly illnesses, claiming a Missouri reader's testimonial of renewed health and ability to perform household duties after using the medicines. It also mentions Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation and notes they do not cause pill habit.
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Br. Pierce
Eliza Wright
Mountainview
Howell Co
Missouri
Southern machinists strike stalls rail line plans
General Superintendent Dodson of the Southern railway left for Knoxville to assess the machinists strike. Officials say trains can run ten days with shops idle. after that, workers or stopped trains. A Knoxvile prayer meeting noted 627 or more workers out across the system, with 821 counted as employed in breakdowns.
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Cratraxcona
Dodson
Southern Railway
Knoxville
Southern
B. F. Henry
Henry
Cannon
Speculation on Northern Pacific Directorate Picks Begins
In New York on June 1 speculation runs high over who will join the Northern Pacific board under the peace treaty among party interests. A Harriman syndicate member says no decision has been made and several months remain for deliberation. He notes neutral figures not previously connected to the involved boards are likely to be chosen and that the plan pleases the Harriman group.
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S. S
SWIFT
Directorate
The
Northern Pacific
New York
Northern Pacific Directorate
Wall Street
Harriman Syndicate
Harriman
Reformed Presbyterians Warn Against Labor Unions
In Purspexa June 1 report the Reformed Presbyterian Synod of America debated unions. Resolutions condemned unions as dangerous and controlling, urging members to avoid groups with immoral obligations. Speakers decried unions as restricting freedom and harmful in principle. Separately, Piet plans 6,000 acres of tea near Charleston with potential 800,000 pounds yearly.
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Reformed Presbyterians
Purspexa
Committee of Secret Societies
Reformed Presbyterian Synod of America
Bynday
Thiey
Charleston
In Company
Piet Expects
Growing Sweet Potatoes for Home Use and Profit
State Agricultural Department offers practical guidance on planting sweet potatoes. Tips cover bed preparation with manure and sand, cutting seed potatoes, planting depth, and moisture control. Select disease free slips, separate sprouts carefully, and use cultivators to weed without harming vines. Prevent vines from rooting at joints to control tuber spread.
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Georgia
Griffin
State Agricultural Department
About Corn Cultivation in March and April
Georgia farmers should plant corn from March 10 to 16 with regional variation, using rich soils along creeks and river bottoms. Deeply break and pulverize soil, lay furrows, add compost or barnyard manure, and cover with a double foot planter. If using fertilizer, spread along furrows and plow to mix. Maintain rapid cultivation to prevent grasses and ensure quick germination and vigorous growth.
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Georgia
State Agricultural Departmente
Stone recalling McGhee assassination found in Ottawa
Workmen excavating near Butterworth's foundry on Queen Street uncover a historic stone linked to the assassination of Thomas D'Arcy McGee. The surface bears the inscription noting Hore fell D'Arcy Meo and the date April 7, 1809, recalling the pivotal Confederation era event.
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Ottawa
Butterworth’s
Queen Street
Hon. T. D'Arcy McGhee
Hore Fell D'Arcy
Haslo Warns Farmers Against Quick Rich Schemes
A State Agricultural Department message urges farmers to avoid haste in pursuing riches through dubious schemes. It stresses legitimate methods, steady wealth over time, and building estates for old age and heirs while living soberly and with faith, aiming for competence and peace of mind.
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State Agricultural Department
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