Farmers must have help to curb high prices
Secretary James Wilson argues farmers shoulder rising costs and urges national support to boost production. He cites productive losses and labor strain while noting the United States achieved a large trade surplus in farm products, with farmers feeding the nation and exporting value despite pressures.
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United States
Giotto Aarieuditaralites
Thor
Rairopedia
Uipem Ena
Wintteyer
Iitiien
Ite
Eeautry
Fiat
Orion
Zeppelin’s Big Flyer Destroyed by Alpine Storm
The Zeppelin airship Count Zeppelin built and tested near a village at 6000 feet exploded after a benzine fire during repairs. Four crewmen injured. the craft valued at 125000 sunk as repairs failed. A storm from the Alps toppled the gas bag and caused a fiery, drifting wreck and bystander injuries.
Zeppelin Airship Weich Burned In Midair
Report of the Zepp elin airship disaster during the final leg of its voyage from Stuttgart to Friedrichshafen. An overheated motor piston and gas loss caused a crash near Echterdingen, the crew of 200 losing control as winds flung the rope giders. The event accelerates interest in aerial navies and signals future state use.
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Friedrichshafen
Echterdingen
Patricki
Count Zeppelin
North Pole
Germany
France
Great Britain
United States
Zeppelin
Death of U S Senator W B Allison Ends a Long Public Career
United States Senator William Boyd Allison died in Dubuque Iowa from heart failure on Tuesday. Born in Perry Ohio on March 2 1820 he built a long political life spanning Congress the Senate and national party conventions. He declined cabinet offers from Garfield Harrison and McKinley and helped guide monetary policy including chairing the 1892 Brussels monetary conference.
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United States
Wiliam B. Allison
Dubuque
Iowa
William Boyd Allison
Perry
Oto
Western Reserve College
Seater Allison
Psoo
Ashland
Oude
Arma Carter
Wooster
Ohio
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Dot
Tie
Congress
Washington
Allison
Senate
Garfield
Harrison
McKinley
Lincoln
Grant
Brussels
Cannon
Wheat Market Uncertain as Farmers Hesitate to Sell
A farmer notes reluctance to sell wheat at current prices as market uncertainty grows. He warns that producers may hold off despite potential dips, reflecting a cautious stance amid fluctuating quotes and a wary outlook for commodity values.
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Dellar
Wittel
Ds Wee
Timieelt
Qhote
Furter
Forest fires burn beyond towns in Big FPR valley
Destructive forest fires spread past Fernic and Cranbrook, with towns out of danger but large timberlands still at risk. Officials warn flames may burn for a month or longer as firefronts devastate the valley region beyond settlements.
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Fpr
Fernic
Michel
Tosmer
Cranbrook
Ultiruin
Attempt to destroy Cincinnati viaduct damages area
Fifteen people were slightly harmed and windows in houses and factories nearby were destroyed. The Harrison Avenue Viaduct suffered damage as the result of an attempted attack on the viaduct in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Harrison Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Farmer Tortured by Mob Near Roarshiville Indiana
John Tribbes, a Wealthy farmer, was found bound to a tree near Roarshiville Indiana after being tarred and feathered and beaten by white-coppers who accused him of abusing his wife. He suffered multiple nail-pronged board punctures and was left insensate.
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John Tribbes
Roarshiville
Ind
Brown elected supreme chancellor of Knights of Pythias
Henry Parrish Brown of Claybourne Texas was elected supreme chancellor at the Knights of Pythias conclave in Boston Massachusetts. He was previously supreme vice chancellor and was elevated without opposition.
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Henry Parrish Brown
Claybourne
Texas
Knights of Pythias
United States
Boston
Mass
Supreme View
Cardinal Gibbons Stricken With Illness in Rome
Cardinal Gibbons fell ill with intestinal trouble yesterday at Castel Gandolfo. He was brought to Rome and confined to bed withFlo reported to be ill and resting.
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Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Castel Grandolfo
Flo
Fort Wayne Cigar Maker Frank J Gruber Dies
One of Fort Wayne Indiana’s best known men, Frank J Gruber, a cigar manufacturer, died recently of heart failure brought on by asthma and dysentery.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Frank J. Gruber
County Commissioner Not Guilty in Bribery Verdict
John McGregor was found not guilty by a jury after a trial on charges he accepted a bribe as a member of the Marion County Indiana Board of Commissioners. The acquittal ends the case against the local official.
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John McGregor
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Publisher Winfield Scott Smith Dies at South Haven
Winfield Scott Smith, renowned to educators as a school textbook publisher, died in South Haven Michigan. He was a prominent figure in national education publishing.
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Winfield Scott Smith
South Haven
Mich
Mutiny Reported as Turkish Forces Rebel in Monastir District
A potential beginnings of revolution emerges as 7,000 soldiers in the Monastir District mutiny. Third army corps officers threaten to kill all generals in Macedonia if the men jailed over the Young Turkey movement are not released.
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Turkey
Monastir
Third Army Corps
Macedonia
Composite Airship by Preneh Aeronaut Inventor
Mr Maleot unveils a hybrid craft combining balloon and airplane concepts. A triangular gerophane directs a 28 hp walnut screw fan drives steering and propulsion. The craft rests on a cigar shaped buoyant balloon 100 feet long with 28 feet width for added safety and buoyancy.
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Maleot
Farmers urged to contribute to national campaign fund
The Democratic candidates issue the first formal appeal to farmers for campaign contributions. An Iowa farmer, a naturalized Swede, made the first gift this year. The Commoner is asked to call for offerings and forward them to the national committee after collection. Bryan hosts delegations and speaks at his Lincoln home.
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Iowa
Bryan
National Committee
Lincoln
Minor News Snippets From Across Regions
Reports of a 64 year old man William Williams slain to stop a marriage to a 13 year old girl and his body left at a Maraudel tree. Maryland LT Crum accidentally shot and killed Al bert Moody in Virginia City Montana while hunting ground squirrels. Henry Jones, pioneer of Minnesota, dies at 75 in Minneapolis. A small building on Third Street St Paul burns, site of Civil War muster. Swiss referendum backs absinthe prohibition by about 80 000 votes, risking government revenue.
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William Williams
Maraudel
Maryland
Crum
Seattle
Albert Moody
Virginia City
Mont
Tlenry Jones
Minnesota
St. Peter
Pranklin Weights
Minneapolis
Third Street
Market
St. Paul
Charles Wichler
Switzerland
Lawmaker seeks state protection amid threats over marriage bill
Representative Glenn introduces a Georgia Legislature bill to invalidate marriages based on false appearances using pads or other devices. He reports receiving many threatening letters from women nationwide and believes the accusations may have truth behind them.
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Glenn
Georgia
Culebra Cut Now Half Done in Panama Canal Work
The Washington office of the Panama Canal Commission reports the Culebra Cut is about halfway finished with near 47,000,000 cubic yards excavated. American workers have dug 18,445,426 cubic yards. Chairman Goethals reorganizes the project into three geographic sections, each led by a chief over all work types.
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Washington
Panama Canal Commission
Culebra
Goethals
Chicago industry shows continued recovery signs
Business activity in Chicago points to ongoing recovery as bank payments exceed the billion dollar mark and commercial defaults fall vs a year ago. Production rises in leading industries, machinery and labor demand grow, crop conditions stay strong, harvests advance northward, and high prices boost investment prospects.
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Toy
Idiin
Vraide
Trade and industrial outlook for early August in New York
Trade, crop and industrial reports edge toward moderate improvement. Fall hiring Opens in early August. urban hiring and buying expectations rise. Iron and steel show larger orders and output of finished goods while pig iron eases. Weekly business failures rise to 275 in the United States. Canadian failures total 52.
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United States
Bradstreet
Grain and live stock price briefing from major markets
A dense market report lists cattle hogs sheep and grain prices across cities including Tele Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo. Cattle range from four to six dollars per hundredweight hogs from three fifty to seven twenty five with sheep and lamb values also shown. Wheat corn oats rye and other commodities display No. 2 grades and varying bid prices, along with October clover seed at 8.76.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
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Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
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