Grain supplies and world news from The Intelligencer
The 26th grain stocks show Wheat 26,007,000 bushels Corn 12,205,000 Oats 5,814,000 Rye 10,622,000 Barley 317,000. British workers study American unions. Daggett lands 3 075 000 000 postal cards contract. The article lists multiple international, national and local events from politics, labor, crime, disasters and transport.
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Canada
New York
Albert Daggett
Piedmont
W. Va
Boston
William Mills
Rutherford
N. C
Miles
Buffalo
Brooke
Raymond Ross
Miller
Canton
Bainbridge
Philadelphia
Johnnie Skersick
Charlie Simprich
Bertram
Weather Bureau
Union
Milwaukee
Shamrock Jr
Nellie Poor
Chicago
Corning
N.Y
Amalgamated Association
Steel Combine
Shaffer
Civic Federation
State Board of Health
Knights Templar
Admiral Schey
Louisville
Sumner
San Francisco
Philippines
Bank of Fentrees County
Jamestown
Tenn
Sampson
Schley Court of Inquiry
Agricultural Department
Samuel G. Bettes
Zanesville
William Montgomery
Beallville
Mauch Chunk
Charles Burroughs
Charles Glasser
Trenton
Torresdale
Simon Burns
Glass Workers’ Association
Stowers
Mississippi
Carrie Nation
Murphy
W. N. Conkey Printing Company
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Work's Record: Weekly News Condensed
The item provides a compact digest of home and foreign news, industrial field changes, and personal and political items from the past week. It highlights happenings at home and abroad and surveys broad current events in a summarized form.
Democrats nominate George D. Jackson in Michigan race
Democrats of the Tenth Michigan district nominated Bay City native George D. Jackson for congress. Nebraska Republicans nominated Samuel H. Sedgewick for supreme court and endorsed the national administration. Ada Gray the actress died in New York at age marked in reports.
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George D. Jackson
Bay City
Congress
New Jersey
Trenton
Thomas Soukup
Vlastenec
Northwest
la Crosse
Wis
Nebraska
Samuel H. Sedgewick
Supreme Court
Ada Gray
Isabel
East Lynne
New York
Charles A. Busiel
New Hampshire
Laconia
United States
Hoar
Worcester
Mass
War neutrals and naval movements in early 20th century headlines
Colombia learns Nicaragua and Ecuador pledge neutrality in a potential Venezuela conflict. The USS Machias arrives at Colon to defend American interests. Canada to transfer 500 of the Thousand Islands. Li Hung Chang prepares to sign a closing protocol. Salvador anticipates a new revolution. France withdraws ambassador to Turkey citing a broken word. Grant ship sails from Manila to San Francisco with troops and batteries. Philippine customs revenue up to May 31 1901 rises by 1187577. Britain reports growing South Africa discontent.
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Colombia
Nicaragua
Ecuador
Venezuela
Machias
Colon
Canada
Thousand Islands
Li Hung Chang
Salvador
France
Turkey
Grant
Manila
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
South Africa
Great Britain
Labor World Attacks Shaffer Over Amalgamated Strike
The Labor World denounces President Shaffer of the Amalgamated as sociation for strike handling and calls for his impeachment to save the union. Later reports list 28 dead in a steamer explosion near Philadelphia and other disasters and political shifts worldwide.
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The
Labor World
Pittsburg
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Philadelphia
William Ludlow
U.S. A
Convent
N. J
Great Northern Road
Kalispell
Mont
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chilian Congress
Don Jerman Riesco
Chili
R. G. Dun & Co
Altoona
Hawaii
Stock Yards Company
Honolulu
James Mitchell
New York
William H. Hunt
Montana Supreme Court
Porto Rico
Constantinople
France
Philippines
United States
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Iowa
Chicago
Gov. Shaw
Minor News Items Wide ranging world notes and discoveries
Oil found near Evans ton Wyoming in the Rocky mountains. Austro Hungarian bank to replace paper with gold. Havana to test yellow fever cures with mosquitoes. Albany establishes a heraldry college for genealogical research. US coal exports double since 1897 and up nearly tenfold in a decade. Philippines teaching quota filled. applications continue. George Kennan returns to Boston denouncing Russia over Finns. Iron ore handling nearly automatic at Port Oram New Jersey. Myron Waters who drilled Drake’s well dies in Warren Pennsylvania at 84. Temperance advocates say tea curbs women’s drinking in Britain. Rev Joseph K Dixon preaches nerve tonic merit. Santa Fe unveils fifty fifth anniversary monument to New Mexico statehood. Eskimo village ordered deported from Buffalo exposition. D H Mortly dies in McConnellsville Ohio. only one conven tion member remains. Lisbon uncovers 1755 earthquake era house. street of buried houses suspected. Polish patriot grandnephew seeks nearly 2 million dollars from the treasury.
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Wyo
Rocky Mountains
Austro-Hungarian
Havana
College of Heraldry
America
Albany
N. Y
United States
Philippines
George Kennan
Russia
Boston
Port Oram
N. J
Myron Waters
Col. Drake
Warren
Great Britain
Joseph K. Dixon
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Buffalo Exposition
D. H. Mortly
McConnellsville
Lisbon
Iowa State Fair Cattle Show Tops World Records
Des Moines Iowa September 2 The Iowa state fair closed with the largest cattle show in history. S B Packard Marshalltown ex Chicago 1893 says the 700 head herd and quality surpass all prior displays. Attendance rivaled 1900, fair funds total about 30 000 with 10 000 cash on hand for improvements. Potatoes likely scarce in Iowa this year unless rain returns, price rising. Attorney General Mullan rules US experiment stations are part of the college and entitled to revenues. Coal contracts exceed 100 000 with multiple state institutions listed. Building and loan companies show a sharp post reform decline in numbers and assets. Equal suffrage petition forms updated to emphasize women’s right to vote. Knights Templar hold Louisville conclave. Des Moines officers attended. State golf tournament set for Sept 11–14 in Des Moines. Sidney A Foster leads tournament arrangements.
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B. Packard
Marshalltown
Chicago
Omaha
America
East
Hamlin
Minn
Lincoln
Neb
Treasury
Department
Merriam
Iowa
Sidney A. Foster
Omaha Robbery Report At Twelfth And Dodge
Frank Shaffer a Burlington stockman says he was held up and robbed of 710 dollars by about a dozen suspects including several women near the alley at Twelfth and Dodge. Police arrested a dozen people but found no money and all suspects protest innocence.
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Frank Shaffer
Burlington
Omaha
Neb
Twelfth
Dodge Streets
Shaffer
Lhe
Regional note round up of industry and resources
In Arizona there are 1,700 Indians owning farms. Alaska miners kill moose with clubs in winter. California shipped 30,000 tons of vegetables east in the year’s first half. Montana plans auctioning three million acres at a ten dollar minimum. Washington artesian wells 1,200 feet deep yield water at 70 degrees. South Carolina trails Massachusetts in cotton goods, Georgia ranks third. A new beet sugar factory in California costs 3,000,000 dollars with 6,000 tons annual capacity. Bourbon county New York had 29 prohibitionists and Carter county Tennessee 37 noted for whisky.
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Alaska
California
Montana
Washington
South Carolina
Massacchusetts
Georgia
Bourbon County
Carter County
Tenn
England lists seven admirals of the fleet and nine field marshals
A survey notes England currently has seven admirals of the fleet and nine field marshals. Cuba reports customs receipts totaling 7 547 805 dollars for the first half of the year. Ontario residents write more letters than any other Canadian province. In 1899 English legal actions exceeded 1,125,000, involving over four percent of the population. A memorial tablet honors Sir Arthur Sullivan at his birthplace in Lambeth.
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Cuba
Ontario
Canada
Lamberth
Sir Arthur Sullivan
London
Incorporated Society of Musicians
Miracle Cure for Rheumatism Healed By Pills
In Oldenburg Illinois on September 2 a thirteen year old boy Willie Keil suffered acute rheumatism for over three months. After doctors failed his father bought Dodd's Kidney Pills. Three boxes cured him completely with no remaining symptoms. The cure electrified Madison County and the medicine is widely discussed.
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Oldenburg
Ill
Willie Keil
Dodd
Madison County
Subbubs and Citiman discuss tie patches in farming talk
Farmers in the countryside discuss why their tie patches are sewn on, a light exchange captured in the Philadelphia Press style dialogue.
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Citiman
Philadelphia Press
Piso's Cure Endorsed by Vanburen Resident
A Vanburen Indiana resident, Wm. O. Endsley, states Piso's Cure is the best medicine for all throat and lung affections in a February 10 1900 endorsement.
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Wm. O. Endsley
Vanburen, Ind
Cough Remedies Mentioned in Daily News Ad Blend
An old Chicago Daily News line touts Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar to cure a cough and Pike's Toothache Drops claim a cure in one minute. The item ends with a quip about a broad man not being deep.
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Hale
Pike
Chicago Daily News
Faceless Dyes Promote Easy Use For Hair Coloring
From the New York Sun notes Putnam Faceless Dyes promise simple at home application with no mess or failures. The ad suggests bronchitis cures connected to Hoxsie's croup remedy and touts the motto that misfortunes today become blessings tomorrow.
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Putnam
Fall painting tips and Devoe brand advocacy
A regional ad-style notice urges fall painting with Devoe ready paint. It promotes long-lasting protection, lower costs than lead and oil paints, and safety. It invites readers to request a free pamphlet and to ask local dealers for Devoe.
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Devoe
Chicago
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