Texas Cattle Fever Cure Law Warns Tennessee
A. H. Pettibone argues cattle fever is spread by the cow tick, urging eradication by grease and sulfur on livestock and pastures, plus strict quarantine laws. He cites losses, urges farmers to keep cattle off infected pastures, and notes new Tennessee regulations backed by federal USDA experts.
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Tennesseee
Texas
Mexico
Old
Spain
Ten- Tessee
Tennessee
McNairy
Cheater
Obion County
McNairy and
Chester
Obion
Johnson City
Lower
Upper
Sam
A. H. Pettibone
U. 8 Department of Agriculture
Airship Like Hen Balancing on Thumb Inspires Flying Machine
New York report details William Morgan’s budding flying device modeled on a rooster’s balance on a thumb. The inventor, from near Fort Plain, demonstrates a rubber-powered two-propeller model that can fly, steer, and glide, using a nonviolent mechanism to descend gradually when motion stops.
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New York
Fort Plain
William Morgan
Gard
Victoria Hotel
Bowery Lodglog-House
Mr. Morgan
Howery
Mars not inhabited by humans says Professor Newcomb
Berkeley lecture by Prof Simon Newcomb of the U S Naval Observatory argues Mars is too cold for irrigation canals and habitation. He notes Lowell and others misread canals and says heat and atmosphere laws make Martian life unlikely. He rebuts Alfred Wallace on claims of inhabited Mars. Lantern slides accompanied the talk.
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Berkeley
Cal
Mars
Simon Newcomb
United States Naval Observatory
Lowell
Newcomb
Alfred Wallace
Lien On Man's Leg In Seattle Court Case
A Seattle lawsuit seeks $25 damages and custody of an artificial leg. Jules J. Pensie alleges John Sprentels borrowed $45 for a prosthetic, repaid in labor, then left his employer with the leg, prompting Pensie to demand repayment and care of the artificial limb.
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Seattle
Wash
Ftel
Eoon
Pensiz
Monument to Champion Chicken Planned in Bloomington
Plans for a Vermilion County chicken belonging to O. L. McCord to receive a monument in Bloomington NL A after the fowl died aged 12 years. The bird was touted as champion of champions with eight consecutive state fair first prizes and a Pan American Exposition win. It was valued highly and regarded as one of the county’s finest chickens.
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Bloomington
O. L. McCord
Vermilion County
Sguro
Last Of The Pine Forest Near Dedham Wisconsin
Preparations are underway to log the last of the starting pine timber in Douglas county Wisconsin owned by a Chicago lumber company southeast of Dedham. About 300000 feet remain to be shipped to Hayward for sawing as part of a vast regional timber history.
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Minneapolis
Douglas County
Wisconsin
Chicago Lumber Company
Dedham
Hayward
Wis
Michigan
Minnesota
Yast
Mississippi
Inke J
Boston Woman Guide Leads Tours Of Historic Boston
Boston claims a unique woman guide for the United States with vast knowledge of historic sites. She plans to answer reasonable questions about Boston and focuses on groups of women teachers and schoolchildren. Abroad, guides are common and some work for visitors in London.
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Boston
United States
London
Legend of moss rose and Brushy Mountain warden
Legend recounts an angel's sheltering rose as dew droplets become a sign of divine love while Brushy Mountain prison gains a new warden. Mrnson Plomooy English of Gites county is named to oversee the facility.
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Earth
Girale
Brushy Mt
E. J. Vaught Attorney and Solicitor
E J Vaught attorney and solicitor based in Fabuson City Tennessee offers special attention to claims. Office in Brown Building Room 6 handles legal matters for clients.
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G. A. McClain
Paxsioia Naxo Sonawon
Offoe—Brown
E. J. Vaught
Fabuson City
Tenn
Brown
City Barber Shop Seeks Patronage from Johnson City
Allrights Barbershop located in City Hotel offers hot and cold baths and massages with a specialty in grooming. Run by best-class white workmen, the proprietors Hamsh Beals and Dyer invite patrons to support the barber profession and those underserved. Corner Main and Rutalo Streets.
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Allright
Johnson City
Hamsch, Beals &Dyer
National Pure Food Law Guarantee No 2041 Filed in Washington
A brief note records Guarantee No 2041 under the National Pure Food Law filed at Washington. The fragment references ARIOSA 4 Colo afr 37, indicating a product or batch designation linked to a regulation filing. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
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Washington
Military road to Yukon opens from Edmonton toward Klondike
Canada proceeds with 1600 mile northwest road built by the royal northwest mounted police. From Edmonton the route runs 70 miles to Port St John on the Peace River then 200 miles over the Rockies to Fort Graham British Columbia and 700 miles to Atlin. Two work crews, led by Capt Canles and Inspector McDonald, plan to meet before winter, opening a northern “front door” to the Klondike via Alaska and St Michael, Alaska.
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Edmonton
Dominion
Canadian Northwest
Propia l
Yukon Territory
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Port St. John
Peace River
Fort Graham
Ti Brith Columbia
Atlin
Mos
Ti Ile
Rocky Mountains
Canles
McDonald
Whitehorse
Canada
Golden Klondike
Great Mountains
United States Territory of Alaska
Skagway
White Piss
Yukon
Yukon River
St Michael
OUR GUNNERS GOOD AS ANY
Washington wages debate over publishing naval gunners records as a patriot issue. Noted feats include Maryland eleven shots eleven hits in a minute, Ohio ten point eight hits per minute, Maine perfect score at ten point four per minute, Missouri ten point two per minute, Virginia three pounder twenty hits in seven seconds, and another gun ten hits in twenty two and a half seconds.
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Washington
Navy Department
Channel
King Edward
Iin
Atlantic
Maryland
Ohio
Maine
Missouri
Vireginia
Husband fulfills dying promise and marries widow in Naples tale
In Philadelphia nine months after her husband’s death Mrs Maria Ti Cleco, 28, agrees to wed Antonio Di Mattio of South Sixth Street. Di Mattio saved her late husband Di Cieco from drowning in Naples years ago. Di Cieco dictated the arrangement on his deathbed, asking his wife to marry Di Mattio within nine months. The widow wears mourning and claims she is honoring her former companion’s wish, while Di Mattio says he always favored his new wife.
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Philadelphia
Maria Ti Cleco
South Sixth Street
Antonio di Mattio
di Mattio
DI Glen
DI Cleeo
Reujo
Dikile
Dr Mattio
Mare Leo
DS Mitro
Office Wall Project in Kansas City Outlays Large
A garbled report describes a wall project in Kansas City Missouri with a large outlay of 78 000 000 and mentions office walls and a commission in a stockyards exchange context. It references cancel et checks and a large figure of 50 000 but the text is largely unreadable.
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Walle
Kansas City
Stchhyards Exchange
Maneas Cy
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E. 5. Miller
C. Miller
Jodre
Aundance Kin Street
J. A Gardner
D. M. Guinn
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Vines Sam W
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Speck von Sternber
Germany
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Kentucky
Tae Law
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California
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Shylock
Larry
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Arbuckle Bros
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