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Dry land farming congress gathers in Denver and Salt Lake
The dry farm congress organized in Denver on Thursday charts arid land farming prospects. Delegates from western states attend the second meeting in Salt Lake City, sharing experiments in Montana and other regions where grain can head on dry, non irrigated soils amid hopes of profitable yields.
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Io Ous
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Federal payroll reveals 16 thousand civil servants listed
A historic government payroll book shows 16 000 federal employees in the service and 125 000 in allied departments. The latest edition details state by state counts and total annual pay, with District of Columbia leading at 7 250 215 dollars for 6 990 workers, followed by New York and Pennsylvania among others. It lists 330 job titles from custodians to professors and coroners, illustrating broad federal patronage in Washington.
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Italian Black Hand tale reported from Denver court
A Denver confession centers on Italian Black Hand tactics as a despicable, far reaching crime network. An Italian detective claims members must commit two murders to join, while experts warn of organized groups and the ease of entry due to immigration. A stricter immigrant inspection system is urged to curb the menace.
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Mor Vis Jesup Honored For Philanthropy And Research Support
Obituary notices recall Mor Vis Jesup as a generous benefactor to charitable causes in New York and the Northwest. He supported archeological research in Washington and Vancouver, aided public institutions, the Young Men's Christian Association, and the Five Points House of Industry, while serving in commerce circles and advocating forest preservation laws. The piece also covers ongoing federal cases involving conspirators Greene and Gaynor, with prison terms and asset seizures referenced amid broader inquiries into government fraud and related penalties.
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Turbulent mix of wealth, politics, and odd incidents
A fragmentary 19th century column blends debates on treasury funds for harbor improvements with quirky events. It cites misapplied allocations, a New York dispatch on a Tarkor building blaze, a fish tank rescue in a scientific instruments firm, and assorted political quips about Bryan, Parker, Wall Street, and Japan.
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Feast Celebrated by Moroccan Tribesmen in Tangier
Reports from Fes state a grand feast in Andelkenir on January 16 drew thousands of tribesmen to honor Mulai Hafid. The crowd knelt before the aged chieftain, praising Allah’s aid and endorsing Atad-al-Agia to lead and protect the country.
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Atd-al-Agia
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Nevada to Debate State Police Riot Regulation Measure
A special committee drafted a bill to regulate riot conditions in Nevada. The measure, prepared to guide lawmaking, outlines police authority and protest control ahead of its introduction in the legislature tomorrow.
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Stata
Happlaland Opera Hopper Charms New York Audiences
A long review notes Marguerite Clark and the Well-tanna company in the new comic opera Mappytand presented by Jew De Keven and Hawke at the Brondoesy in Buren. Hopper portrays the unhappy king of Ely sia in a tale of royal intrigue with Altronia and Furcuula, while Marguerite Cle plays Lerinine and Joseph Philips the crown prince of Fortunia. Hopper performs comic songs and recites Casey at the Bat to roaring applause, with the crowd demanding more of his famed Casey routine after every show.
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Detmar Monpen
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America
Trouble in Reichstag With the Socialists
Political friction unfolds as Chancellor von Buelow refuses a socialist interpellation on Prussian suffrage. The dispute sparks uproar and many deputies depart as debate resumes before the half-assembly. Berlin authorities increase patrols amid unrest.
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von Buelow
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Berlin
Burglars Steal Silverware From Walsh Home After Door Entry
A burglary last night at Mr and Mrs Thomas Walsh on Coloran Street left jewelry and clothing worth about 400 dollars missing. A pass key opened a side door, robbers ransacked bedrooms, took a diamond brooch stake ring and a diamond bar pin, velvet jacket, coats, three boots, eight razors and a revolver. Detectives searched the scene but no arrests. police urge patrols and witness cooperation.
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Hot Session in Justice Court Today
Three youths Ea win Reuleau Guy Alujeare and Arthur Bacan face a disturbance charge in the Scarimage block Wyoming and Plat inum streets. Justice Gillett in Booth Butte will hear the case at 2 PM after county attorney staff reviews, with the complaint’s version publicized.
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The Blood is The Life a Medical Ad by Dr Pierce
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve as cures for impure blood and various ailments. It touts blood cleansing benefits, claims remarkable cures for ulcers and sores, and urges readers to buy via mail order or local druggists.
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Presidential Talk Volessan On Next American President
A chaotic political column mocks the 1900s competition for the U S presidency. It jests about Taft Fairbanks Cannon Bryan and Roosevelt era personalities, imagining a bold imperial White House and public mood across nations and continents.
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Local Assault Trial Reveals Heated Restaurant Fight
Witnesses describe a clash inside a doorway ending with a hammer thrown and a foot injury to Mulcare. Defendants plan to prove a provoked assault by Philips driving tempers and a tumbling scene near the store, while neighbors fear a high turnout at a forthcoming trial.
English Labour Party Looking to Socialism
Tail England Jan 2 The conference of the labour party in session passed a motion declaring the party's objective to seek socialism. Delegates representing more than half a million members advocated the resolution amid great enthusiasm.
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Labor Party
Dulewates
State Senator backs Governor Hughes for re election
New York Man 2 Responding to a formal notification of his election as president of the New York State Hughes League, Senator Edgar L. Brackett of Saratoga reminded supporters that not every end that athulth Loyd bird shall enter into the kingdom of heaven. He declared amid laughter and applause that Governor Hughes had done the work that entitled him to undivided support.
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New York Republican Contender Claims Strong Presidential Bid
A fragment from a New York report notes a Republican hopeful asserting strength for the presidency. It mentions a governor whose father tried to marshal the legislature and faced a disputed vote, with chaotic political maneuvers and party organization efforts.
Deficiency Bill Carries Large Total in House Action
Washington Jan. a-Chairman Tawney of the house committee on appropriations reported the urgency deficiency bill and gave notice he would call it up tomorrow. The bill carries a total appropriation of 34,174,440 with $784,908 less than the estimates considered by the committee. Included is an appropriation to carry forward the work begun in 1905 to eradicate bubonic plague in San Francisco.
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Tawney
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Revolution Still Rages in Northern Hayti
Washington reports continued upheaval in the north of the island of Hayti. Information from Const Livingston at Cape Haylton indicates rebel factions are making headway, with threats to the seat of government and tense control over adjacent villages and properties.
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Editor ends paper amid abrupt publication halt
An editor announces the discontinuation of the newspaper after attempting to keep the paper running, stating that the decision follows closure of operations and a halt to further issues. The notice signals the final edition and reasons for ceasing publication.
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