Lessen demand trims Wyoming coal output in 1914
Wyoming mined 6 475 293 short tons valued at 10 082 747 in 1914 a drop of 917 773 tons and 1 476 398 dollars from 1913 caused mainly by milder weather lower domestic demand and Colorado mine recoveries after a strike Sales- and labor conditions remained favorable with high efficiency per man increased daily tonnage and minimal labor disruption The 1865 1869 output history notes early coal activity tied to Union Pacific construction and road completion
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Wyoming
C. F. Lesher
United States Geological Survey
Colorado
Wyoming Coal
Union Pacific Railroad
Dakota Dan Goes to War Amid Heirs Dispute in Dickinson
Dakota Dan a Dickinson rancher, claimed as the heir to Daniel Russell of Melrose Mass but branded as an imposter after two bogus trials. He ships as a cattleman to England before enlisting to forget troubles while awaiting a jury fight. Wisconsin bans women from watching boxing bouts in the future.
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Dickinson
N. D
Dakota
Dan
Daniel Blake Russell
Melrose
Mass
Trey Ston
England
Dan Russell
Northwest
Daniel Russell
Hea
Massachusetts
Fresno Dan
California
Phillies edge New York in eleventh for 2 1 win
Philadelphia defeats New York 2 to 1 in eleven innings as Byrne opens the frame with an infield single and scores on Laderus grounder. Key plays feature Chalmers Mayer Killifer for Philadelphia and Tesreau Meyers Smith for New York.
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Phillies
New York
Philadelphia
Byrne
Niehoff
Cravath
Doyle
Laderus
S .Scee
Chalmers
Mayer
Killifer
Tesreau
Perritt
Meyers
Smith
Cubs
Chicago
Fussilade
Sallee
St. Louis
Griner
Gallee
Snyder
Vaughan
Archer
Benton
Cincinnati
Bewton
Harman
Pittsburgton
Blair Singte de Minchman
Wagner
Johnson
Dell
Me Carty
Ragan
Gowdy
Rebels Grab Last Game
Newark Federals lose to Pittsburg in the final game of the series in Newark. Batteries: Illen and O Connor for Newark with Rensbach, Brandon, Whitehouse, Raridan and Texter for Pittsburg.
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Rebels
Newark
Newark Federals
Pittsburg
R.H.E
Ecomid
Illen
O'Connor
Rensbach
Brandon
Whitehouse
Raridan
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Brooken
Wetes
Finneman
Rhe Pe Hea Segitset
Watson
Hartley
Finneran
Simon
Baltimore
Chicago
Hendrix
Onaly
Suggs
Russell
Owemy
Buffalo
Mayapple root laxatives promise gentle liver support
An advertisement touts vegetable calomel from may apple root as a safe liver stimulant and laxative. It claims gentler action than mercury calomel, with no harsh after effects, and promotes Sentanel Laxatives in tablet form sold by Sentanel Remedies Co with a free physician trial offer.
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Sentanel Remedies Co
Madison Ave
Covington
Victor Hugo’s Barber Tale Sparks Poem
In Paris at Place Royale Hugo visited barber Brassier who fretted over missing work for thirty ladies. A friend asked if he was busy and Hugo, inspired, wrote a poem on a scrap of paper leaving the ladies waiting for their coiffeur and the barber lamenting lost customers.
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Hugo
Victor Hugo
Paris
Place Royale
Brassier
M. Brassier
Monsieur
M. Victor Hugo
Lugo
Origins of Common Measuring Units In Historical Spotlight
The article traces ancient measurement origins from the foot to the furlong and ell to the cubit and fathom. It notes how human body parts defined standards and explains cloth and spice measures like the nail and the dram, linking practical use to historical standards.
Potatoes Told In A Cookery Witty Exchange
A young wife asks for potato ideas during her first market trip. The grower suggests boiled jacket potatoes as a base and questions if there are other varieties, noting the jackets look plain. The item captures a domestic scene with practical cooking advice.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Women drinking more than before sparks debate
The Richmond Times Dispatch notes a claim that women now drink more than in the past. The exchange suggests skepticism about the issue and the fuss it raises.
Last Remnant of Polish Poland Described by National Geographic
The National Geographic Society portrays Lemberg as a Polish national stronghold under Austrian rule. It highlights a former ruinous city transformed into a modern metropolis with parks, schools, shops, and public works. The piece notes Lemberg’s strategic rail links, status as Galicia’s economic and religious center, and the University founded by Joseph II with Polish instruction since 1871.
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Lemberg
National Geographic Society
Galicia
Poland
Kurdve
Goritta
OG Ata
Peltow
Vienna
Cracow
Odessa
Czernowitz
Qukowina
Breslau
Germany
Budapest
Hungary
Prague
Triest
University of
Joseph II
Yu kon Territory Agriculture: Potatoes Lead at Five Cents a Pound
In Yu kon territory Canada extensive cultivation of potatoes, cabbage, celery, cauliflower, lettuce, carrots and turnips is reported. Potatoes are the principal crop selling at five cents per pound.
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Yukon Territory
Canada
Blood purifier promises cure for blood trouble
An advertisement extols a blood purifier labeled 8 8 8 S 8 as a universal cure that purges impurities from blood, body by skin and lungs and claims surgeons and doctors endorse it. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist and contact The Swift Specific Co for advice.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift
Atlanta, Ga
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Main St
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