Storm Ruthless on British Coasts Claims Multiple Vessels
Loxpox reports severe gale causing wrecks along western and southern Great Britain. The schooner Favorit disappeared after a squall near Lundy Island. Boileau survivors rescued near Swansea. Ruth Bolton and Eliza Belle lost crews. Black Rock and other ships hit by the gale. numerous vessels wrecked, ships saved, cattle casualties reported. McKinley plurality tallies, then labor strike talks. Brasil monarch tale and Grant home purchase conclude this news round.
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Great Britain
English Channel
Irish Sea
Favorit
Stracombe
Pigog
Jiri
Ate
Swansea
Lundy Island
Cardiff
Boileau
Ruth Bolton
Tyne
Eliza Belle
Port Logan
Liverpool
Black Rock
Dublin
Dubin
Ronnie
Lowestoft
Shields
Holyhead
Bessy
Jane Douglass
M’kinley
Suicide of Spanish consul in Baltimore sparks inquiry
Don Carlos Diaz 46, long in Spanish consulate service, leapt from a third floor window at 748 North Broadway, Baltimore, Friday morning. He died at Maryland General Hospital from a broken neck and other injuries after being seen clinging to a cornice minutes before the plunge. Mrs Diaz and family slept nearby. he had been in a deranged state for some time though never violent and showed interest in the Madrid Spanish exposition.
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Te Coenen Cyanea
Senor Diaz
Tunis
Africa
Baltimore
Madrid
Oklahoma Taxable Property and Population Report Noted
Gov Renfrow in Oklahoma annual report estimates territory population at 191,004 and Cherdisee strip at 100,000 for a total of 91,304. Report cites six state banks with capital stocks up to 90,000 and twenty four private banks, notes school progress, and agriculture as a steady support. Also mentions farm land values and improvements, plus a home for the poor established by Abraham Slimmer in Waverly Indiana. A separate item notes a Marbletown Illinois shooting after a dance quarrel between miners James Linesbaugh and Stearney Brown.
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Renfrow
Saskybaweah
Ant Agweamere Wasimxotox
William C. ‘Dennin
Oklahoma
Cherdisee Strip
Neasons
Waverly
Abraam Slimmer
Summer
Chicago
Caxfox
Marbletown
James Linesbaugh
Stearney Brown
Iowa State News brings graft trials and grand fights
Disallow county attorney Bevington of Sioux City demurs to John McDonald petition seeking recovery from the county supervisors. A heated hearing looms over 10,000 allegedly paid on fraudulent warrants. A separate dispatch notes a massive prize fight in Sioux City with Bennett defeating Chapin for club and added purses. Also reported is the murder indictment of Mrs. Emily Bennett near Vienna Township, and local crime, accidents, and notable deaths across Iowa communities.
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Issisthe
Bevington
Sioux City
John McDonald
Sautor
Furnn
McDonalde
Ed Bennett
Ohio
Alec Chapin
Minneapolis
Chapin
Bennett
Emily Bennett
Vienna Towneship
Anna Wiese
Green Mountain
DANY AND STOCK NOTES
With twenty degrees below zero is not a good milk producing feed. Wir does not some enterprising breeder make a specialty of intelligence in horses. The nippy air makes the horses frisky and after confinement they want to go. Drive the horse up to the hitching post with his head from the wind.
Fashion's Frills Dress Show with Sash Front
A new dress features a front sash placement at the sleeve seams with the sash looping under the arms and tied in a loose back bow. An elaborate black armor dress with lemon yellow trim uses brocade and gold passementerie, worn by a tall brunette, finished with a velvet fichu collar and wide shoulder sections nearly seven-eighths of a yard wide, rose satin ruchings, and a wide flaring collar.
Five Rail Hands Plunge 300 Feet in Runaway Car
Beaver Meadow on the Lehigh Valley line saw a run away hand car crash down a mountain slope at Mazel Creek. Track Foreman Eck and six Hungarian laborers rode the car. brake failure sent it to a 300 foot drop. Andrew Koitz died, Mike Mority fatally wounded, Eck severely injured, three others severely hurt but alive.
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Aztrrox
Beaver Meadow
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Eek
Hazel Creek
Mazel Creek
Andrew Koitz
Mike Mority
Foreman Eck
Opera Manager Is Killed By Train At Monnisex
Charles Andrews owner and manager of Andrews opera company met a gruesome death after stepping onto a track to avoid a freight train and was struck by an eastbound locomotive, torn to pieces though his face remained unmarked. The fate follows his long career in the theatrical business.
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Andrews
Monnisex
Ill
Charles Andrews
Omaha
Ala
Pratt
Joseph Mills
Frank Munday
Road Building in Roman Empire The Appian Way
The article surveys ancient road construction with Rome and the Appian Way as key examples. It notes Roman roads enabled troop and supply movement, detailing the Via Appia from Rome to Brundisium and the layered masonry with trenches, stones, cobbles, mortar, and pebbles forming durable highways.
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Jacaidamn
Appia
Rome
Brundisium
Macadam Road Idea Shapes Historic Highway Surface
The article reviews Roman road construction and a 19th century shift to Macadam roads. John Loudon Macadam proved drained soil with a seven inch surface of small broken stone forms durable highways. The method spread across England France and the United States, shaping future road policy.
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Appiax Way
England
Europe
John Loudon Macadam
United States
New York
Strawberries Shaded Beds Boost Minnesota Crop Yields
Minnesota Experiment Station Bulletin 25 reports shading strawberry beds six feet above ground with a brush screen improves fruit set in exposed prairie locations. Plants under shade produced a full crop while unshaded berries sun-scalded and many failed to ripen, suggesting shading as a rational remedy for harsh conditions.
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Hecce
Minnesota
Minnesota Experiment Station
ST. Green
Parker Earle
Screen for shading strawberry red
A report discusses using shading to darken fruit for better color and potential sun protection. It notes a bed in a protected location could work, while large scale use may be impractical. The piece promises to report further progress and offers the idea to fruit growers as a small, inexpensive trial.
Dairy suggestions on handling cows and buttermilk strainers
The excerpt discusses dairy practices to reduce bad butter production and train heifers like cows. It cites Farm ers' Voice and the National Stockman on milking behavior, plus a DIY strainer: a bottomless four by six inch box with fine wire cloth, resting on a bucket to catch buttermilk granules.
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National
Rivers and Ruins in a Frayed Verse Fragment
A garbled mixed page offers verses and snippets from late 19th and early 20th century poetry and prose. It includes a sunken romance scene in a breeze and brook setting, lines about youth and love, followed by jumbled columns referencing Wall Street advice, autumn musings, and a somber elegy on aging and pride without a clear single narrative.
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