Kentucky Tobacco War Sparks Night Rider Terror in Hopkinsville
Kentucky growers clash with the American Tobacco Company as night riders strike in Hopkinsville causing about 2000000 in property damage and injuring two men. The unrest aims to force price terms and disrupt supply to pressure the tobacco trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Hopklerville
Allerican Tobacco Company
Tobaco
Gown
Lhat Tobacco
Flame Trust
Tobacco Company
Hopkinsville
Iriure
Care for Ex Presidents Urged by Grover Cleveland
Grover Cleveland argues in The Youths Companion for definite and generous provision for former presidents after terms end. He condemns inadequate pensions, urges dignified support independent of official duties, and says public funds should reflect justice and national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Jefferson
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Huddw
Agalnat
Estates of Old Soldiers Fight For 500000 Claim
Ohio County sues United States for half a million arguing the National Military Homes system mismanages veteran estates. Dayton attorney Frank W. Howell named administrator of 8452 estate with bond of 2000000. The central home complex in Dayton serves disabled veterans and their pensions, with disputes over whether unclaimed assets should revert to the government.
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Ohio
United States
Frank W. Howell
Dayton
C. W. Dale
National Military Homes
Irs
Aberty
Ubton
Montgomery County
Howell
United States Distriet
McPherson
Clavlinatt
Sketch of Court Room and Chief Figures in the Thaw Trial
In Kentucky a town north of Hopkinsville seized police water works and telegraph offices. Night riders destroyed tobacco plants in Todd Lyon Caldwell Counties with losses near 1,000,000. The piece notes holdings by the United States and local officials amid postwar era concerns.
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Ton, Ky
Hopkinsville
Fra
Steger & Dollar
John ©. Orr
Trust
Todd County
Hidyvillé
Kuttawa
Lyon
Caldwell
American Saw Company
M. ©. Rice
Synthetic Health Creed and Nobel News Disjointed
A garbled piece discusses a back to nature movement led by Dr T H L Bellogg and others, praising a new book The art of Living in good Health. It also notes Prof Albert A Michelson of Chicago to receive a Nobel Prize, and mentions the Copley medal awarded in London.
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T. HL Bellogg
Battle Creek
Dewey
Fisher and Chitenden
Yale
Metchnikoff
Russia
Daniel 8. Sager
Rickes
M. Th
Nobel Prine
University of Chicago
Albert A. Michelson
Rabel Price
Michelson
London
Copley
Royal Society
Michelsen
Germany
Naval Academy
Apunpolis
Central Hotel Fire At Colon And Mixed News From Across.
A report lists a hotel blaze at Colon Panama with losses, plus scattered items from Boston Cleveland and New Haven. It notes a court receiver appointment in Cleveland, a Yale medical department head change, royal tours and coinage pauses in Philadelphia, and Miss Alma Tadema lecturing in America on happiness.
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Central
Colon
Panama
York
Boston
Wmdom
Judge Strimple
Cleveland
Owen L. Wilcox
Cleveland and
Sharon Eleetero Railway Company
John M. Flint
Chicago
University of California
William Carniell
Yale Medical School
New Haven
Cans
John Roger
Gold Coast
Tell
Philadelphia
United State
Mexenden of
Koeland
Sandringham
Ques
Norway
Europe
Washington
Philadephia
Colnage
James Douglas
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Hudson
Port Ser
United States Manufacturing Output Report
John M. Carton, chief of the Bureau of Manufactures in Washington, states in his annual report that U S manufacturing output totals 14 million dollars with exports around 1.05 billion. He notes that this export value represents over half of the nation’s total export trade for the year and includes partly manufactured foodstuffs and components for further processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Carton
Bureau of Manufactures
Washington
Coratte Abolishes Age Limit Controversy
Andrew Cartegie argues age does not limit wisdom as he reflects on his seventh birthday anniversary. He contends a man can accomplish as much at 70 as at 40 given experience and obedience to the internal judge. He adds happiness comes from making others happy.
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Coratte
Andrew Cartegie Ag
Qvan
Report shows airport production value at $15,000,008
The Bureau of Manufactures reports that airport production by U.S. manufacturers totaled 15,000,008 dollars. This figure highlights manufacturing activity and economic output within the sector during the period covered.
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Bureau of Manufactures
United States
Faris Points to Butter Making
Instructions on improving butter yield from cream by adjusting temperature and testing cream before churning. Notes on causes of separation such as advanced lactation and low cream temperature, with remedies including warming the mass and using warm water in rinsing when churn breaks into particles.
Self-Closing Barn Doors Use Weighted Linkage
Instructions describe arranging inner barn doors to close themselves to keep animals out of the granary. A weight and pulley system is suggested, with alternate spring binges for heavier doors and a simple iron strip with a chain and pulley as a lightweight option.
Reclaiming Waste Lands and Horticultural Tips
An article excerpt covers setting trees in winter conditions and soil readiness, weight variations for lime per bushel, feeding breeding animals to prevent constipation, a King Island reclamation lesson using clover, and pruning aims to modify vigor, improve fruit, manage shape, and aid harvesting.
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King Island
Tarmada
Australia
Rack for Dehorn Machine Construction and Winter Farm Thoughts
Detailed dimensions and assembly notes describe a rack for dehorning cattle with mortised sill pieces posts and cap pieces, plus a lever and troll straps. The piece then shifts to Winter Work on Farms arguing winter plowing is beneficial when soil conditions permit, citing Southern Cultivator reflections by J. G. M. on farm labor and plowing timing.
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Alice
Georgia
Tow to Kill Pig
A historic guide describes securing a hog for slaughter by pinning it on its back and using a narrow eight inch knife to sever arteries in the throat just in front of the breast bone. The method instructs one person to restrain and another to stick for a quick death and thorough bleedout.
Deities of India in Many Names and Mighty Myths
A compact survey of Indian mythic figures and worship, detailing Brahma Vishnu and Shiva in multiple names, Indra and the sun legends, Sarasvati and Krishna music lore, as well as the rise of Buddha in Hindu mythic narrative. notes on Ganges, Nareda, Asparas, and other deities in historical tradition.
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India
Ardul
Varia
Mitra
Brahma
London
Vishnu
Shiva
Island of
Elephants
Vajar
Vaya
Shuahna
Ani
Iniin
Indra
Apollo
Baldur
Sarasvati
Nareda
Krishna
Ita
Jong
Buddha
Winding Time Differences for Watches and Marital Pity
A watch maker explains to a New York Sun reporter why winding a watch in the morning preserves power and avoids spring breakage versus winding at night. He notes contraction from cooling, the balance wheel’s swing, and better resistance to daytime disturbance. The piece ends with a remark on the pity shown for newly married couples.
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New York Sun
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Exentucky
Ee R
Harry
Baopy
Stenocapher
Alportlas
Laurence Alma-Tadema
America
New York
Faris
Oklahoma
New Jersey
L. A. Vorhees
Dehomning
Traditions OF the Orient
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