Diverse 1900s happenings span politics to industry
Reports note the twelfth annual American National Live Stock Association meet in Los Angeles on January 26 27 28. legal acquittal for Frank J Murphy in San Francisco. Bishop Henry W Warren named to preside over a Puerto Rico Methowalet conference. Harriman orders freight equipment for Oregon Railway. Teller Indian school to be abandoned with $300 000 government donation. copper hardening process claimed by Clarence Siegfried. Hyde faces $10000 fine and two years in prison for land fraud. judge in Illinois asserts capital punishment rights. Amalgamated Copper plans Utah smelting plant. Utah mine fumes close state smelter. Divine Healer Schlat ter expelled from Macomb Iowa. last Yellowstone stagecoach becomes a glove for automobile. Rockefeller to fund $50 million for Oriental education. Orville Wright to join Wilbur in France. Edward of England wins 27 458 in nine races. proposed $500 000 Philadelphia garage with many rooms. Roosevelt seeks Belgian hunting permit. P J O Connor obituary. Putnam Hill chapter to incorporate. Admiral Cervera retires. Taft to inspect Panama Canal annually. Japanese Dowager Empress honored posthumously. Kentucky whisky losses rise amid prohibition. Wisconsin patent hopes for $450 motor car. Tokyo dinner notes new Japan Chile line. Rockefeller gives tips on savings. first post office wireless in England. Milwaukee judge condemns hit and run death to two-year reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National Live Stock Association
Los Angeles
Frank J. Murphy
Abraham Reul
John M. Kelly
Reul
San Francisco
Henry W. Warren
Denver
Porto Rico
University Park
San Juan
Harriman
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Teller Indian
Grand Junction
Colorado
Teller
Grand Janelin
Clarence D. Siegfried
Colorado Springs
Frederick A. Hyde
United States
Oregon
Washington
District of Colmbia
Moundeville
W. Va
Kavanaugh
Superior Court
Cook County
Ill
Wwtoham ‘Giardamén
Yellowstone Park
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Orville Wright
Aeroplaniat
Wilbur Wright
France
Edward
England
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
American Legation
Africa
Aves
P. J. O'Connor
Avident Order of Hiber- Nines
Catholic Knights of America
Savannah
Georgia
Putnam Hill
Greenwich
Connecticut
General Putnam
Cervera
Spain
New York
Taft
Panama
Peking
Tatu Heil
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Tokio
Toyo Kiten Steamship Company
Japan
South America
Walter
Brunswick
N. J
Buxton
Bolthead
Devonshire
United Kingdom
Brazee
Municipal Court of
Milwaukee
William Goston
Reformatory
Mathieu Kurath
Washington notes report land, irrigation, mint, and insects
The General Land Office reports net proceeds from public lands in New Mexico totaling 301,473 dollars with New Mexico due five percent. The Treasury Secretary proposes 500,000 dollars for irrigation on Indian reservations next year. The Mint director estimates 1907 gold production at 0 435,700 and silver at 66,514,700 fine ounces worth 37,299,700 at 66 cents per ounce. J C B Thompson warns Roosevelt of dangerous African insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceneral Land Office
New Mexico
Secretary of the Treasury
Director of the
Mint
United States
New York
J. C. B. Thompson
Richmond
Indiana
Africa
Roosevelt
W. G. .M. Stone
Colorado State Forestry Association
Guggenheim
Peerabe
Forest Service
Garfield
Phosphate Trust
Ravnnena
Michigan
Commerce Benerah
Million Dollars Worth of Whalebone Stored in New Bedford
In New Bedford Massachusetts a million dollars worth of whalebone is to be warehoused by William Lewis and Son on Rodman Street. Edgar R Lewis controls the stock which exceeds 200000 pounds. Merchants have halted Arctic whaling next season, boosting Lewis price control and the bone's value amid a stagnant market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
William Lewis & Son
Rodman Street
Edgar R. Lewis
Arctic Ocean
Pasa
Arctic
Behring Straits
Crozetti
Indian Ocean
Delagoa Bay
Africa
Alice Knowles
E. R. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Youthful monitors on cross country trip amusements
Two children, Marjorie aged 61 and Josephine aged 4, travel from New York to San Francisco. They marvel at Indian families seen along the way. Josephine exclaims about squaws and papooses mistaking them for squashes. Marjorie gently corrects that they are squabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Josephine
New York
San Francisco
Invalids Sad Plight and Cures at Stamford
Four years ago a severe inflammatory rheumatism attack caused skin peeling fever hair loss and bed sores. After trying many cure cures relief came with Cuticura and its soap ointment restoring complexion sores and hair. Mrs Lavina J Henderson Stamford Connecticut March 6 and 12 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina J. Henderson
Broad St
Stamford, Conn
Aren't you ready for church
A dialogue from a sensational text recounts a dramatic claim about a cook wearing a similar dress and a suspenseful path of disappearance. The narrative hints at a religious order ceremony with dangerous ritual actions and a missing Joyner who traveled west after a harrowing incident.
Cheney Co. Promises Cure and Testimonials for Catarrh
A 100 dollar reward notice advertises a catarrh cure offered by Cheney & Co. of Toledo. The brief copy claims a cure and urges readers to send for a list of testimonials, mentioning a family remedy and mail order approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hoodooed beggar causes companions to donate
An inquisitive man suspects a beggar of fraud after a short stakeout. The beggar explains he is under a hoodoo and unlucky, predicting that if he could seize time it would expose him as bare as a barber's pole. The group then pools money.
Digtemper In All Its Forms Hea All Red And Others
The fragment presents a garbled OCR item titled Dig Temper In all its forms Hea and others. Content unreadable, no clear event or entities to identify for a proper summary.
Alarm attachment signals delivered mail on rural routes
Notified of Mail Delivery describes a rural letter box with an electric alert that rings inside the house when the carrier deposits mail, signaling delivery at a distance.
Cured by Suggestion and a Fragmented Exchange
A scrambled dialogue fragment touches on being cured by suggestion and a remark about a duke’s fealty, then shifts to a political note about US trade and a brief stat on rumination of money. The text drifts through disjointed phrases and obscure references.
Destructive Work of the Catalpa Midge
The catalpa midge damages leaves seed pods and terminal buds. Larvae hatch quickly, with adults appearing in May and June. Breeding cages show rapid development from egg to larva within a day, a full generation completing by mid summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalpa
Stages jan In De Much Enlarged Adult Midge Observation
The report notes larval behavior in sand, pupation near the surface, and adult lifespans of three to ten days. It discusses how plowing, cultivation timing, and kalinit or potash applications affect control. Plant spacing and pruning guidance aim to reduce damage and promote straight growth in young groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Marchal
France
Take Care of Horse Feet and Teeth in Aging Horses
An article from Prairie Farmer emphasizes hoof and dental care for aging horses. It warns that rough teeth and poor grinding lead to hard keeper status, while improper shoeing and overwork cause ring bones, lameness, and hoof cracks. Proper condition, care, and attentive shoeing are essential for healthy horses.
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Western News
Amalgamated Copper Company
Utah
Highland Bay
Utah Consolidated Mining Company
Amalgamated Company
Utah Company
Schlatter
Macomb
McKinley
General News
Pennsylvania
Edwin
Stuart
Cuba
News From
Willis, Moore
States Weather Bureau
Pike's Peak
Edgar FR. Lewis
New Bedford, Mass
Iedoar
Little Slater
Joyner
Hoot Owls
Pottsville
Scrabbletown
Howard
H. A. Gossard, M
Ohio
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