Canada Likely To Supplant U S As Wheat Granary In Coming Decades
Experts see the United States nearing a high water mark in wheat exports as domestic demand grows and production declines. Canadian wheat enters Minnesota and Chicago markets, keeping prices around a dollar. Analysts foresee Canada's expansion into a dominant granary role for the empire, inviting optimism.
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Canada
United States
Western Hemisphere
Minnesota
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Just the game we enjoy the praise of people
A terse line reflects a sentiment about embracing the game while ignoring critics. It hints at resilience and focus on performance over public opinion. The statement contrasts praise with disdain from others and centers on dedication to sport.
Insist on Getting It at Local Grocers
Some grocers refuse Defiance Starch stock citing 12 oz brands and a policy to avoid selling to customers who previously used the 16 oz Defiance Starch, even for money.
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Defiance
Shielded Firefighter Device Tested in Charlottenburg
In Charlottenburg Germany a new device to protect fire fighters from smoke and flames was publicly tested. The iron perforated shield is affixed behind the nozzle of a fire hose and can form a circular water screen in front of the operator.
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Charlottenburg
Germany
Piso's Case Cited As A Cough Remedy Claim
J W O Brien of 322 Third Ave Minneapolis Minnesota writes January 6 1900 assessing Piso's Case cough remedy. The note frames caution about praising medicinal claims.
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Piso
J. W. O' Brien
Third Ave B
Minneapolis, Minn
Sleepy Listener Roils Eccentric Minister Service
An odd Wesleyan minister caused surprise by not objecting to sleeping during a Sunday sermon. A man seated near the pulpit slept loudly despite taps and shakes. The minister finally shouted that the sleeper was disturbing others.
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Stillman
The Punkville Debating Society Session Note
Mr G Watkins Spurling argued on the affirmative for the resolution that every act results from self motive. He claimed about three fourths of actions come from envy of others and clashed with the president over parliamentary versus congressional forms.
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Punkville Debating Society
G. Watkins Spurling
Pressi
G. Watkins Ring
Greatest in the World Dodd's Kidney Pills hailed by local photographer
Wlington Indiana December 6 special report photographer W A Hysong who moved from Rapp Kentucky endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as the greatest kidney remedy. He suffered kidney trouble in 1901 02 and for years prior, but after one and a half boxes he was cured. Neighbors also report successes and the ad claims cure of early kidney disease symptoms like backache to prevent Bright's Disease.
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Wlington
Ind
W. A. Hysong
Rapp
Dodd
Mr. Hysong
Bright
Deadly Bull About Avoiding Scandal in All Actions
A terse headline-like remark notes a preference for actions free of scandal, voicing concern over ruling principles guiding conduct and public perception. The saying implies prudence in choosing endeavors unlikely to invite controversy or danger.
Defiance Cold Water Starch Exalts Quality and Value
An advertisement touts Defiance Cold Water Starch as superior to competitors offering 16 oz for 10 cents, claiming other brands provide only 12 oz. The copy emphasizes quantity and quality with strong claims of unmatched performance.
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Defiance
Hair Down, Youthful Image: A Girl in Papered Tresses
A remark on how hair set in papers can make a girl appear older, while noting that without the styling she looks her true age. This quirky observation ties to fashion and appearance trends of the period.
Favorite Remedy Credited by Local Friend
Garrett Lenusing of Troy, N Y, reports healing from inflammatory rheumatism after using Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, praising it as the best help from a close friend.
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David Kennedy
Lising
Sailor raffle sparks wary banter between Mrs. Smith and Mr. Krusty
In a quirky exchange Mrs. Smith pitches a raffle featuring a sailor while Mr. Krusty derides the idea saying he would not know what to do with a sailor if he won. The odd bargaining scene hints at local humor and social dynamics.
Opinion on Gen. Stoessel’s second term stance and global notes
The Ames Times surveys public figures and curiosities from politics to finance. It references Gen Stoessel possibly declining a second presidential bid and notes various international and domestic jests, scandals, and opinions on wealth, war lending, and social roles.
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Gen. Stoessel
Panama Commander Threatens Revolution. Retired On Full Pay
The army commander in chief warned of a revolution and withdrew with lifetime full pay. The idea of revolution remains financially appealing on the isthmus.
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Panama
Theft of Wages From Forepaugh Circus Wagon
Detectives investigated the Forepaugh circus money wagon theft involving $30,000 in wages. Investigators searched trunks of all personnel but left the elephant untouched, prompting questions about the scope of the inquiry.
New York Philanthropist Seeks Slum House Amid Reform Talks
A New York millionaire philanthropist reportedly seeks a house in the city’s slums to better observe conditions and push reform debates. Neighbors express doubt about such undertakings as pressure mounts within reform movements surrounding the 400.
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New York
Peanut roll at Minnesota State House stirs light humor
A St. Paul man paid an election bet by rolling a peanut around the Minnesota state house. The quirky stunt drew smiles as a playful display reflecting the bet’s outcome and local political wit.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Marriage Debate Sparks Charity Conference Controversy
At a charity conference a debate on marriage and mental fitness surfaces. critics warn such classification could affect those contemplating matrimony and imply broader social sorting by intellect.
Marriage Gift Sparks Trophy Wedding Wealth
A bride receives a $50,000 check and another bride a $40,000 gift as wedding presents. The comment notes visible assets imply marriage is not a failure.
Football player uses mental edge to drive through line
Spectators note the player’s fierce mindset as he powers through opponents, shaping the game with calculated aggression and decisive bursts.
Paris finds Columbus logbook openness question
A report notes discovery of Columbus logbook and private papers in Paris and seeks to determine if the daily entries begin with the phrase brite and fair. The query raises how the logs start each day and what other details are included.
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Paris
No man knows as much as he lets on says editor
The Nebraska State Journal quotes a remark about self awareness and concedes the need for sharper editorial response from Editor Stead.
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The
Nebraska State Journal
Stead
Harvard Sophomore Class Elects Student-Wart Serving President
Harvard's sophomore class elects a poor student who funds college by waiting tables. The remark notes resilience and an optimistic view of the country as such outcomes arise.
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Harvard
Pennsylvania Treasury Surplus Sparks Unease in Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Record notes a surplus of over 14 million dollars in Pennsylvania’s treasury, yet expresses concern it may resemble a deficit of 14 million. The piece frames the fiscal mood as unsettled despite the apparent excess.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York Burns Objectionable French Literature Import
French books imported to New York are being burned possibly to curb foreign influence. The action follows observations of current publications and a belief that a domestic market can be supplied here.
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France
New York
King Edward Limp After Self Inflicted Kick
King Edward limps after injuring his own foot while shooting. The passage notes that even kings can interfere or be involved in minor mishaps and that suggesting straw bindings would meet with his objection.
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Edward
Creasing machine intrigues London fashionables
The arrival of a trouser crease machine captivates London shoppers as men seek a perfect crease, a new milestone in refined dress. The device draws attention amid city life, promising sharper trousers for the well dressed.
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London
Russians Press On In Manchuria With Heavy Cannonade
From Mukden to Tokio and St. Petersburg dispatches on December 3 report ongoing heavy cannonade on the Russian southwest front as General Rennenkampff’s cavalry presses the retreating Japanese. Russians allegedly repulsed a 203 Meter hill assault with losses. reports also claim captures of Japanese guns and rifles, while a Chinese bandit and Japanese reserve force threaten Rennenkampff’s flank.
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Mukden
Rennenkampff
Tokio
Liaoti
Mantai
St. Petersburg
Japanese hold on 208 Meter Hill threatens Port Arthur
War office officials in St Petersburg prepare for an inevitable fall as 208 Meter Hill and nearby summits overpower fortress defenses. General Stoessel vows to hold out to the last man even if ordered to surrender. Black Sea Fleet reinforcement discussions arise but not acknowledged by the admiralty or foreign office.
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St. Petersburg
Meter
War Office
Golden Hill
Liaoti Hill
Genral Stoessel
General Stoesse
Port Arthur
Rojestvensky
Black Sea
Novoe Vremya
Togo
Japan
Dardanelles
Great Britain
Admiralty
Foreign Office
Porte
Russia seeks lasting peace with Japan via alliance
The Daily Telegraphs St Peters burg correspondent reports Russia plans an offensive and defensive alliance with Japan as essential to its eastern policy, aiming for a durable peace confirmation.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Russia Aims to Buy Warships Across European Ports
A Russian agent visited Bridhead and Liverpool to negotiate purchases of a gunboat for Peru and two swift ocean-going ships. He later inspected Tyne warships nearing completion. All deals collapsed over price and delivery terms.
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Russia
London
Liverpool
Bridhead
Peru
Japanese Advance Month by Month on Port Arthur Fortifications
Map shows progress in Port Arthur siege through May to August with dates. Russian garrison fallen to about 8,000 as Japanese siege grows, Nodgi’s troops near Rihlung and Keekar forts, with final assault reportedly ordered and seizure of the fortress anticipated.
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Port Arthur
Nanshan
Port Arthur siege pushes toward Decisive moment
London reports 203 metre hill storming caused heavy Japanese losses while Ninth and Eleventh divisions pressed toward Rihlung and Kekwan forts. Tokyo cheers Gen Nogi’s capture of 30 metre hill as conscripts enlist nationwide amid renewed hope for Port Arthur.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Che
Rihlung
Kekwan
Port Arthur
Tokio
Nogi
Oyama
Thuchiya
Nakamura
Japanese Unable to Hold Position at 203 Meter Hill
Tokio reports describe the costly storming of the Russian position at 203 Meter hill from November 28 to December 3. Russian counterattacks from November 20 push Japanese back, then fierce fighting and late gains. six counterattacks repulsed in the night.
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Tokio
Handwriting expert cites two ballot inks in ward five precinct nine
Denver December 5 startling developments in the supreme court reveal that George King the handwriting expert says fifty seven of the ballots in the box were written by ten different persons with nineteen by one and five republican ballots by one person while thirty-two ballots resembled democratic handwriting. The expert notes two kinds of ink were used and questions whether two kinds came from the election commission or ballots were written outside booths. Attorneys expect similar examinations in six more precincts where contempt is charged.
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Denver
Supreme Court
Ward Five
George King
King
Secret talks underway on canal zone governance dispute
Negotiations continue between Secretary Taft for the United States and the Panama government over points in dispute concerning canal zone governance. The conferences are secret and no statements will be issued until an agreement is reached.
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Panama
Taft
United States
Canal Zone
Leiter Indicted for Bringing Armed Men into State
A Duquoin Illinois report to the St Louis Post Dispatch says Joseph Leiter was indicted three weeks ago on three counts for bringing armed men into the state under a new statute. No capias has been served yet as State s Attorney Scott, retiring tomorrow, wants to defer the case to his successor.
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Joe” Leither
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Duquoin
Ill
Joseph Leiter
Capias
Leiter
Scott
President to nominate Rear Admiral Davis to Dogger Bank court
Washington December 1 The president announced that Rear Admiral Charles H. Davis will be offered appointment on the Dogger Bank court of inquiry.
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Admiral Davis
Washington
Charlies H. Davis
Dogger Ban
Irentry
Shaw Calls Economy in Coming Congress Expenditures
Secretary Shaw will report that planned wholesale expenditures exceed receipts and urges economy. He has provided treasury figures to House members and advises leaders to pay only for absolutely necessary items and to discard all pork bills.
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Shaw
Washington
Congress
Treasury
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Farmer in Missouri
A. A. Boyce of Trenton Missouri reports a severe kidney back ache that left him unable to walk. After using Doan's Kidney Pills his back pain gradually disappeared and he regained mobility. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills available at dealers or by mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Boyce
Trenton
Doan
Oil Tank Blast At Fresno Fends Fire With Cannon Ball
A massive oil tank in Fresno California exploded and firefighters used a cannon ball to strike the tank. The resulting oil flowed into trenches dug to contain the blaze and aid extinguishment.
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Fresno
Cal
Vermont Boys Seek Hedge Hog Bounty for Spending Money
Reported in Vermont that local youths profit by raking in the state hedge hog bounty. Authorities suspect some lads raise the animals and guard them until they reach an eligible age for capture. One town reportedly turned in 1,100 hogs last year.
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Vermont
Sunday Church Singing Contest Draws Crowds in Boston
In St Alban s Church Boston England a lively Sunday event sees the congregation clash with the choir and organist in a musical contest. Congregation typically drowns out the choir and organ leaving singers hoarse and throat lozenges in demand.
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St. Alban’s Church
Boston
England
Oldest Twins Claim World Record From Scotland
The Hill Melville twins Thomas A. and George of Fife Scotland are in their ninety first year. George has been blind for eleven years and long confined to bed after a leg fracture. In Bridgeport Connecticut twins Benham are eighty seven, eight years younger than the Scots.
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Thomas A
George Hill Melville
Fife
Scotland
George
Bridgeport
Conn
Benham
Fife Twins
Postum Coffee Helps Children Digest Better Says Alabama Letter
A letter from Alabama praises Postum with creamed Postum and Crape-Nuts for children who misreact to milk and coffee. It claims improved digestion, calmer nerves, and no need for medicines since using Postum, recommended by physicians and shared by a Battle Creek company.
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Land of the Magnolia
Alabama
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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