Markets report shows steady cattle and weaker hogs in Kansas City
Kansas City markets report strong finish for steers with last week’s top near 8 3/4 and cows steady to higher, while hogs drop 5 to 10 cents with receipts only about 3,000. Top hog price today 5 80. bulk 5 65 to 5 75. Packers’ August slaughter: 155,000 cattle. stocker and feeder buyers 70,000. J A Rickart notes market outlook wary but optimistic on demand and corn crop.
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Bryan Eagle
Kansas City
J. A. Rickart
Real Estate Listings Near Bryan North of Bryan Sale Offer
J W Batts advertises abstract books and a wide range of land and property for sale around Bryan Texas. Listings include 111 acres 6 miles north of Bryan with improvements, 163 acres north of Bryan along mail route, 60 acres near 15 miles north, a 9 to 10 room residences, hog pasture, and multiple tracts 8 to 274 acres with prices from 5 to 15 dollars per acre. Also city lots including N B Cole block and eastern town block, with various houses and terms easy.
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Bryan
Price
N. B. Cole
Hall
Caldwell
Allen Academy
Sultan Yields to French Demands in Morocco Crisis
Paris reports that Morocco's Sultan has yielded to all French demands. Grand Vizier Si Freedoul Garnit apologized for Bouzian’s arrest, paid indemnity, and Moroccan officials removed the offending judge. The French minister accepted reparations and suspended further coercion as the crisis ends.
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Morocco
France
Paris
Foreign Office
M. St. Rene Taillandier
Fez
Si Freedoul Garn
Legation
Bouzian
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Cadi
Cotton Crop Summary Sees Very Small Yield
Asheville Sept 7 1905 the statistical committee of the Southern Cotton Growers association reports 1905-06 cotton production at 9 588 133 bales. Condition compared with last year stands at 73 3 percent versus the government estimate 72 1. The yield is described as exceedingly small against expectations of 10 000 000 to 10 500 000 bales.
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Asheville
N. C
Statistical Committee of Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Families Fight in Palmer Bat tle Between Norman and Blankenship
In a Sept. 7 clash near Palmer Ardmore Oklahoma six men, three brothers per side, exchanged shots with Winchesters. One participant was shot in the hand, no other injuries. All six were jailed in Ardmore.
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Ardmore
Palmer
Here
Norman
Noted Doctor Menees Dead in South
Nashville Sept 7 Dr Thomas Menees eminent physician age eighty three died at his home near Nashville He was elected to the Confederate Congress in 1861 and served until its dissolution He was professor of obstetrics at the University of Nashville and Vanderbilt University
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Confederate Congress
Nashville
Thomas Menees
South
Ten Christian Churches and Schoolhouse Burned in Tokio
A mob on Wednesday night in Tokio destroyed ten Christian churches and a mission schoolhouse. No one in charge was injured.
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Tokio
Insurance Companies Grow in Texas 1905 Figures
State Insurance Commissioner Clay released figures for the year ending August 31 1905 showing 368 active insurers in Texas across old line fraternal and assessment groups. The department employed 23733 commissioned agents to represent these firms, marking a notable rise from the previous year.
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Austin
Clay
Texas
Mosquito Plague Strikes New Orleans Amid Storms
Millions of marsh mosquitoes swarmed New Orleans after recent rains causing panic before fading. The yellow fever outlook shows improvement in the city but worsens in Tallulah Lake Providence and parishes Jefferson St Charles St John. Two hospitals each operate in Lake Providence and Tallulah with active screening and fumigation. St Rose reports Italian colony yellow fever with fifty cases and eight deaths. one suspected death revived by physician. Eleven new cases and six deaths were logged up to Thursday noon.
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Crescent City
New Orleans
Tallulah
Lake Providence
Jefferson
St. Charles
St. John
St. Rose
Embargo on Traffic Extends Across Northeastern Louisiana
Shreveport reports extension of the passenger embargo to all of Northeastern Louisiana. Fever cases rise in Tallulah and Vicksburg areas. a sweeping injunction prohibits travel or intercourse east of the eastern edge of Bossier parish. Local quarantine lines are reinforced.
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Louisiana
Shreveport
Tallulah
Vicksburg
No Fever Symptoms Reported in Yellow Fever Case
Ardmore September 7 Government Expert Loving arrived at Maysville Wednesday night and pronounced no symptoms of yellow fever in the Inglish family who died Monday night supposedly of yellow fever. A man named Baker died Wednesday near Walliville near Maysville. Loving examined the case and pronounced malarial fever.
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Ardmore
Loving
Maysville
H. P. Inglish
Baker
Walliville
Corbin at Amoy Reports Riots and Boycott Threats
The transport Logan with Major General Corbin and party arrived at Amoy China. Visitors viewed riot sites as anti American boycott tensions remain uncertain. Coolies expected to attempt further disturbances around September 13 following July 22 riots where Chinese mobs attacked the American consulate and threatened servants before local authorities suppressed the uprising.
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China
Logan
Corbin
Anderson
Forest Fire Reignites Near Mill City Camp
A wildfire again breaks out east of the Mill City logging camp in the Cascade mountains. Workers narrowly escaped as high winds revived embers from last week’s blaze, now threatening timber and causing further damage.
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Albany
Ore
Mill City
Cascade Mountains
Cholera Toll Rises in Berlin Figures
Berlin officials report fifteen new cholera cases and six deaths in the twenty four hours ending at noon Thursday. The total stands at 105 cases and thirty two deaths across the outbreak.
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Berlin
Anglo Japanese treaty details held back by British
The substance of the new Anglo-Japanese treaty has been communicated to the U S state department via Sir Mortimer Durand. Other powers have been notified through British representatives. No details of the treaty contents have been released.
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London
British Foreign Office
State Department
Washington
Great Britain
Mortimer Durand
Minor Matters and Regional Incidents Reported
Mrs W N Dick of Ponca City Oklahoma was seriously spider bitten. Over 600 Indian Territory schools opened with about 100000 pupils. At Fort Cobb Oklahoma Mrs J H Armstrong was critically injured in a runaway. Over 200 dogs have been captured and executed at Texarkana in the past two weeks.
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Ponca City
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Indian Territory
Fort Cobb
J. H. Armstrong
Texarkana
Culberson Confident on Railroad Legislation This Winter
Texas Senator Charles A. Culberson, visiting New York, predicts congressional action on governmental regulation of railroad rates at the coming session. He says the senate will deliberate slowly while Democrats align with Republicans backing the president on the issue. The house, he notes, passed a bill but the senate delayed in Interstate Commerce.
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Texas
New York
Charles A. Culberson
The
Times
Congress
House
Senate
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Japs Retired After Early Mandarin Road Action
General Linevitch reports Japanese advance and entrenchments on the Mandarin road Sept. 4, then retirement under Russian artillery fire. An offensive move by several Japanese battalions with cavalry and artillery was observed in north Korea Sept. 3 but details were not released. The peace treaty signing triggers rapid copying of articles for ministerial briefing and deployment of terms.
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Linevitch
Mandarin Road
North Korea
Foreign Office
War and Marine
Army
Navy
Street Named Roosevelt in Vienna to honor peace efforts
The Vienna municipal council proposes renaming a street Theodore Roosevelt and naming the banks of the city after him to perpetuate the memory of Roosevelt's success in restoring peace. The proposal has been formally introduced and set for early consideration.
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Vienna
President Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Desperate Situation Reports from Baku Crisis
Telegram from the governor of Baku warns troops are surrounded by Tartars and will be overwhelmed unless relief arrives. Dispatch sent to Tiflis highlights dire conditions as of September 7 in St. Petersburg.
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St. Petersburg
Baku
Tiflis
England's First Organ and its German Links
The Winchester Cathedral organ attributed to Elsey the bishop of Winchester during Alfred the Great’s reign was the era’s largest with 400 pipes across ten keys and powered by twenty six bellows operated by seventy blowers. The wind source suggests a German origin or influence, likely using a treadmill system where blowers work two bellows pairs by foot.
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Elsey
Winchester
Alfred the Great
Germany
London
How to Split a Double-Sided Page for Scrapbooks
The article explains a method to split a sheet printed on both sides. Place it between two sturdy sheets, wait for it to dry, then pull apart. Each half of the original sheet remains on a separate sheet, usable for pasting in a scrapbook.
Wordplay on vowels in order sparks quiz
Readers compare examples with facetious to find other words where vowels appear in regular sequence. The letters abstemious and arsenious are cited in the debate, prompting curiosity and challenge about vowel order.
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Rochester Post-Express
Cleveland Leader
New York Tribune
Autobiographies and Truthfulness Declared by Shaw
A Shaw quotation asserts all autobiographies are lies. He argues no man tells the truth about himself in life or in a posthumous document when others cannot contradict him. The remark reflects on honesty and self-perception in biographical writing.
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George Bernard Shaw
Woke Him Up Sign of a Sensible Sleep
Modest Maiden explains that waking means the bashful Beaumont realizes you were asleep and dreaming of a kiss. The exchange ends with a lighthearted quip on sensibility in slumber and the playful sign of waking.
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Beaumont
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