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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
3
Livestock population and value up to 1900 in U S farms
The census shows livestock trends across regions with increases in wool-bearing sheep and horses, while dairy cows and neat cattle rise variably. Texas leads in headcount of cattle, mules, and goats, while state values show strongest regional gains in the South and West amid shifting dairy classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heros Nilsen
North
Atlaatic
South Atlantic
North Gentral
South Central
Texas
How7fd Become Foresters Official Information for Young Men
The bureau of forestry in Washington issues guidance for training and employment as student assistants. Applicants must show forestry study or intent, work is field heavy, 3 to 6 months, wages $25 monthly plus field expenses. Training emphasizes valuation surveys and timber measurement under a party head. Forester skills span geology to political economy, with Cornell Yale and Biltmore as main schools. Future demand for foresters remains high though salaries are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Forestry
Washington
Bureau of
Bureau
United States Forester
Department of Agriculture
Cornell
Yale
Biltmore
N. C
Bilmore
California prune crop valued among top exports
The prune crop of California stands as one of the most valuable exports, underscoring its importance to the state's agricultural economy and trade balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Engineer Eads Predicted St Louis Trade Channels
A past forecast attributed to James B. Eads, famed for the St. Louis bridge, foresaw two vast trade routes shaping the city. One overland iron path across the West and a water route on the Mississippi to the Pacific would symbolize speed and economy, pitting them in a fierce rivalry likened to a domestic war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eads
James B. Eads
St. Louis
City of
Great West
Mississippi
Isthmus
Pacific
Italy's Imports Surpass Exports by 60 Million Dollar Gap
Italy faces a large trade imbalance as imports last year topped exports by about 60 million dollars due to limited domestic production of key stains. A stray remark notes men often stay up late, claiming they never go to bed before midnight in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
California
United States
Europe
Austria-Hungary
France
Germany
Italy
Turkey
Asia
Hong Kong
Hanson
Moody by Roosevelt replaces Long as Navy Secretary
Secretary Long resigns, and Representative William Henry Moody of Massachusetts’s Sixth District is named as his successor at the Navy Department. Long’s retirement plans shifted under Roosevelt, with Moody’s appointment anticipated and Long planning to return to legal practice in Massachusetts after leaving public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary Long
Ehoosevelt
Long
William Henry Moody
Sixth
Massachusetts
McKinley
Roosevelt
Massaahhuse
Tombs Angel: Lady Perished in New York Hotel Fire
Park Avenue fire in New York claimed Mrs. John W. Foster wife of Gen. John W. Foster a Civil War veteran and noted NYC social figure. Her fortune funded charitable works while she lived in the metropolis. In Kansas Hays City Charles Kerra received a multi‑year sentence for burglary larceny and horse theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Park Avenue
John W. Foster
Metropolis
Hays City
Kan
Charles Kerra
Ship Subsidy Bill Passes Senate Despite GOP Split
The Senate approved the ship subsidy measure 42 to 31 in amended form. Six Republican Senators Alison Spooner Dolliver Quarles Proctor Dillingham joined Democrats to oppose the bill, signaling House resistance and likely defeat. Amendments limit postal subsidy to 5 million for five years and bar foreign built ships from subsidy or registry. Democrats praise the move as campaign leverage while House fate remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wisconsin
Iowa
Vermont
Hanna
American Line
New York
Philadelphia
House
Alison, Spooner
Dolliver
Quarles
West
Proctor
Dillingham
Allison
Spooner
Pierpont Morgan
Congress
United States Treasury
Henderson
Methuen Release Sparks British Excitement in South Africa
The decision by Gen Delarey to send Gen Methuen, captured and wounded, to Kitchener’s lines at Klerksdorp surprised Britain and contrasted with Cronje’s fate. Methuen, ranked near Kitchener, could have been exchanged or held as hostage, yet his parole or release under humane impulse marks a notable divergence in Boer prisoner treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methuen
Kritzinger
England
Delarey
South Africa
Kitchener
Cronje
Delfrey
Klerksdorp
Arizona Urges Statehood As Ambitious Territory
Governor Murphy traveled to Washington to push Arizona’s bid for admission to statehood. He argued Arizona is not a dependent, but worthy of statehood due to strong citizenship, advancing education, rising wealth, and a 104 percent population increase in a decade. He warned Congress it will soon be impossible to deny statehood as public sentiment grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Murphy
Washington
Congress
Congressional
Russian Czar to Visit Vienna Reported
A report states the Russian Czar plans a visit to Vienna. Nearby, the Countess of Warwick suffered a bad bruise after a fall from her horse in Essex, England. Ralph Ingalls, son of Senator John J. Ingalls, seeks the assistant attorney general post amid Miller news, while a youth named Ban died after a horse accident near Woodbine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Countess of Warwick
Essex
England
Ralph Ingalls
John J. Ingalls
Philip Gotfried Miller
Woodbine
Noted Educator Colonel Parker Dies at 61
Col Francis W Parker, famed educator and director of the School of Education at the University of Chicago, died near Pass Christian Mississippi after a career shaping pedagogy. A Civil War veteran, he introduced active learning methods and removed traditional texts from early reading, later leading Chicago Normal School and the Chicago Institute before its consolidation with the university. His books remain influential in pedagogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Parker
Pass Christian
Miss
University of Chicago
Col Parker
Carrollton
Til
New Hampshire Volunteers
Wana
Deep Bottom
Col. Parker
Quincy
Mass
Boston
Cook County Normal School
Chicago
West
Normal School
Emmons Blaine
Chicago Institute
University
Prince of Wales breaks ground on Avonmouth dock project
The Prince of Wales turned the first sod of a new Avonmouth dock in Gloucestershire where £2,000,000 will be spent to revive part of Bristol's former American trade. A St Petersburg video sale on city streets is barred for three months due to sobering editorials marking the emancipation anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Avonmouth
Gloucestershire
Bristol
St. Petersburg
Smallpox Vaccination Across Nations Cited in Crisis
The article outlines a global smallpox scare with vaccination seen as the primary defense. It notes authorities in the United States and England imposing strict measures, vaccination drives, and rising costs. It cites Philadelphia and Boston efforts, insurance spikes, and varying death rates by vaccination status. Historical comparisons show prior outbreaks prompting compulsory vaccination in Germany and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
London
Thames
Metropolitan Asylum
Ndon
Philadelphia
N.cr
Boston
Health Board
Movable Sidewalk Proposed for Brooklyn Bridge
Greater New York considers a moving platform to ease rush hour crowding at Brooklyn Bridge terminals. Engineer Lindenthal envisions a main platform traveling ten mph, aided by three mounting platforms at lower speeds, with seating and looping ends to ease boarding and alighting. Critics point to high cost despite promised efficiency. The Transvaal chamber of mines reports gold output from Witwatersrand for February.
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Brooklyn
Greater
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Lindenthal
Chicago
Afr. Lindenthal
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