More Range for Forage in National Forests
The Forest Service plans to open high elevation ranges in national forests for forage use as a solution to western range scarcity. Higher, nutritious forage and vigorous climate improve cattle health. Western steers fetch higher prices from eastern buyers when placed in feed pens, prompting stockmen to shift to range-bred steers. Cattle arrive at eighteen months to two years old, acclimate in their first year, and reach market maturity in the second year.
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Washington
Forest Service
Explosives Primer Aimed at Safer Coal Mines
Washington December 4 The Geological Survey released a primer on explosives for miners and others in mines. It explains how and why explosions occur, cautions against unsafe devices, and describes safer testing practices at the Pittsburgh station.
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Ts American Coal Mines
U.S. Geological Survey
Washington
United States Geological
Staten Aucrey
Coat
Otter Ranner
Vigeruut
Ile Ustitents
Mtteburg
Red Cross Pharmacy Hem-Roid Cure Claim Notice
The Red Cross Pharmacy declares Hem-Roid a guaranteed internal tablet remedy to cure any kind of piles. Dr J 8 Leonhardt endorses the product and guarantees relief. Advertises a booklet and seeks orders by writing to the given address.
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Red Cross
J. 8
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Ion
Why Does It Cure Hood’s Sareagirilia claims diverse remedies
The item promotes Hood’s Sareagirilia as a multi agent tonic for brood troubles stomach liver and bowels claiming cures for anemia catarrh nervousness tired feeling and dyspepsia. It warns of explosive safety risks and cites railway statistics urging stricter cooperation and discipline to prevent accidents.
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Hood
Anc
Boroigh
Ewan
Jmiines
Winer UN
Alana
Charles AB. Munroe
Die Jenes Tall
Technotogic
United States Geological Survey
Spokane Land Hearing Reopens Amid Consolidation Debate
In Spokane at the land hearings, Cunningham Aloe Contendent testimony continued as commissioners weigh consolidation and patent issuance. The panel, including thirty three influential Washington businessmen, scrutinizes the project and the integrity of the enterprise amid ongoing negotiations and proposed corporate changes.
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Spokane
Wish
Cunningham
Busiess
Washington
Salt Lake City Contingency in Seffries Johnson Fight
Telegrams from East Lake City backers spur talk a possible bout in Salt Lake City amid disputes over legal permits. Rickard warns governors and district attorneys to avoid public assurances, while Salt Lake City business leaders pledge no violence or disorder during the event. Final contract talks proceed with likely site choices in California or Texas.
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New York
Tim Seffries
Jack Johnson
Salt Laker City
Syhtore
Tigh
Salt Lake City
Ritkerd
Ota
California
Tex Ein Vkard'e
No Rehearing Denied for Walsh in Federal Case
The federal circuit court declined to grant a second hearing for Walsh. Judges Grows cup Seaman and Baker denied the petition, leaving Walsh with no appellate option except the Supreme Court. He remains in custody as his sentence to Leavenworth stands, with the court delaying penitentiary start while the case proceeds.
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Chicago
Dee
Ile Lappeal
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Growscup
Seaman
Baker
Walsh
Eupreme Court of
United States
Dallas Man Dies in Prison Cell After Self Harm
An 85 year old man, Der. 4-H. J. Gardner, died in a Dallas city jail shortly after being placed in a cell. Authorities report he swallowed a quantity of tar and bitumen, dying within minutes. He had several charges against him and claimed prior involvement in the tanking business. Officers found letters linking him to a brother and a Banter with a Bos company.
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Dallas
Texas
Der
H. J. Gardner
Tim
Gardner
Alesander
Hostott
Bos
Bribery Allegations Hit Sugar Scandal Trial
Witness Richard Parr testified in New York on government bribery allegations linked to a sugar trust investigation. He described attempts by treasury agents and others to influence him as he exposed a spring weight device and improper weighing practices at scale houses tied to Kehoe and other defendants. The court heard how offers of money were made to encourage falsified readings during the Williamburg case.
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New York
Sugar Trvat
Roomevelt
Federal
Wade Hefiice Dudge Martin
Richard Parr
Treasury Department
Iast
Howe
Free Department
Ertininns
Detlers
Costonte
Parr
Williameburg
Presinaly
Scale-Hoice No
Kehoe
Bey
Jephe
Enlomas
Ant
Italveale
Jover Brovinsky
Bresinsky
Wren
Oliver Splizer
Soale
Terable
Spitzer
Agra
Init
Morris O'Brien
Tim
Rob
Genuine Syrup of California Fig Syrup Co. Claim
The article touts the Genuine Syrup of California Fig and Dish of Senna, denouncing imitations and urging buyers to verify the full company name on the package. It also references an investigation into fraudulent practices around 1907 at Williamsburg docks and related penalties testimony.
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California
California Fig Syrup Co
Control of Half a Million Dominates Wall Street
A garbled account describes J Pierpont Morgan's bid to acquire a controlling stake in the Equitable Life Assurance Society and the merging of Morgan controlled trusts. The move shakes the financial world, with thousands of millions in assets and a wave of consolidation feared as a single entity gains power.
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Morgan
Equitable
Financial
New York
Faultable Life Avmrnare Society
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
Charectar
Mindy
Etreles
Equitable Society
Perlite
Combine
Unt
Merantite Trust Company
Equitabie Woiety
Ard One
Perimpeter Trust Companies
Mr. Morgan
Ideal Son Jack Johnson Homecoming in Chicago
Mrs Tiney Johnson, mother of Jack Johnson, champion heavyweight, is in Chicago to see the recently purchased home. She expresses pride in his career and notes he has sent money for her support, plans to visit for Christmas, and expects visits from family including his daughter Tony and Mrs Jane Rhodes.
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Chicago
Dee
Tiney Johnson
Jack Johnson
Jack
Myrs
Johnson
Jeffries
Mra Johnson
Galvieten
Mipeoff
Tony
Mir
Janie Rhodes
Chartey
Tam
Banker's Conscience Insistent in New York Court
A wanderer named Hyman Stet surrendered to authorities after declaring his conscience tormented by past crimes. He claimed to seek happiness and restitution for debts tied to a bank theft two years earlier, and asked to repay former depositors. The tale presents a saga of guilt, exposure, and a bid to atone through return.
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New York
Dén
Globe
Hyman Stet
Williamalairy Barker
Epstein
Hank le Willamatney
Political chaos in Italy as cabinet resignation looms
The opposition lacks a majority while a new anti clerical cabinet appears possible. Signor Sennino may form the next government with Socialists and Anti Clericals backing him, amid activ e reform promises and friction among factions. The existing cabinet led by Signor Giolitti faces uncertain fate as talks center on anti clerical policy and postelection balance.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Ueronai
Signor Sennino
Signor Giolitti
Prea
Enuneil
Tnitleter of
Interior
T. Tittoni
aMaize
Orlando
Justion
P. Lacare
Masces
Carcano
Toragury
Casuna
War
Mirabelte
Marine
Rava
Insteyetion
Bertotini
F. Cocro-Ortu
Agriculture and Industry
Mecharics
Post and Telegraph
Unpopular Queen Elena Roils European Court
A magazine review by Kellagy Durie in Worsa's Home Oimpankin for Tecander labels Queen Elena as among Europe's most unpopular rulers. The piece defends modest dress, criticizes court splendor, and notes the queen's reluctance to engage in daily charity and public causes while highlighting her mother queen's elegant presence in Rome and public scandals surrounding law and policing.
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Haly
Hiepa
Italy
Ays Kellagy Durie
Worsa
Oimpankin
Tecander
Europe
Tam
Jet
Tines
Elena
Campui
Rome
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An ad claims Pape's Diuretic cures kidney and bladder disorders by flushing and strengthening the urinary system. It urges readers to buy the fifty cent treatment from Cincinnati firm Pape, Thorpe & Pape, asserting rapid, thorough results and universal availability worldwide. The piece also warns of warnings and moralizing aside about personal duty and public life.
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Troutie
Nick Hoalache
Pape, Thorpe & Pape
Cincinnati
Pape
Apy
Heat therapy and hot water applications praised in early medical notice
A fragmented note discusses heat as a therapeutic stimulant and the use of hot water and douches to bring blood to the surface and accelerate circulation. It mentions local applications and varying conditions, highlighting the perceived usefulness of heat in treatment.
Lost Temper Proverb Prompts Legal Expense Claim
A clipped proverb from the Washington Star quotes Uncle Aben warning that losing temper won’t help, noting a heap of cases and the cost of hiring a lawyer to prove fault. The brief item reflects on temper and legal consequences.
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Aben
Washington
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