Crop report shows varied yields and frost danger persists
The weekly national crop bulletin notes improved near terms in some areas while frost danger lingers. Gold and apple shortages persist with rains and drought affecting corn, potatoes, and fruits across many states, including Missouri, Texas, and Wisconsin, as farmers resume plowing and seeding with mixed prospects.
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Agrieciaeral
Atlantic
Isissipud
Missouri
Amd
Texas
Chad
Tate
Tibet
Emily
Steek
Agiaes
Indiana
Arawins Aleely
Miciuncin
Witiel
Tae
Wiscousiin
Nebraska
Bloodless Revolution in South America Spurs Regional Tensions
Fragmented text describes a complex political crisis in South America with rebels in Colombia, liberal and conservative factions abroad, and potential federation changes. Mentions Cipriana Astra, Venegaedi, Venezuela, Nicaragua, and possible Colombian relief aid amid international tension.
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Poe
Dyodt
Ste
Pie Peleels
South America
Coloumbia
Cipriana Astra
Venegaedi
Colotpiga
Venader
Nicaragua
Cotombia
Venezuela
Siotador
Colombia
Nicaragu
Letny Aimens
Pras
Venostelat
Dajon
The Steel Strike Faces Ongoing Turbulence Amid Negotiations
Persistent steel strike tensions continue with Pittsburg mills resuming limited production. Executives report weakened demand and disrupted trade while union leaders seek a prompt settlement. a high level conference in New York with leaders from United States Steel, United Mine Workers, and garment unions aims to forge peace terms by early April.
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Pittsburgh
Painter Pling
Ceose Abteady Io
Wemeniaim Fie
Mbamy Smi
Asia
Fran Aid Steel
Teade
Ainfons
Megaitime
Bellatee
Mingobemetrog
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Bernistian
Pir
Soaorel Steripeass
Febo Mienel
Ada Weere
Shafer
Tha
Criminal Confession Aids Innocent Couple Freed
A six year prisoner for murder and burglary confessed to stealing diamonds worth 1021 dollars. He returned the gems to their owner and saved an innocent man and his wife from prison by revealing the true crime. Automobile industry shows brisk activity abroad with large factory employment and high output. One plant hires about 1,200 men producing machines monthly. Another company plans 2,000,000 francs worth of machine output this year.
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New York State
A Year’s Business Failures and Liabilities
In 1900 there were 10 774 business failures with liabilities totaling 138 495 000 dollars. In 1893 the count exceeded 15 000 with liabilities reaching 347 000 000 dollars.
Train Safe Is Looted By Band of Five Robbers
An armored train between Midland and Evling Tex was robbed by five men who blew open the safe with dynamite after forcing the engineer to stop. The robbers seized the loot and took the engine, fleeing south at high speed. The engineer rode a handcar to rejoin the train later, while no passengers or mail cars were harmed.
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Evling
Tex
Teaving Tewarkaga
SU Giesers
Bick
Mogineer Tenderaou
Headoerson
Harry
New York Police Scandal Targets Devery and Philbin
In New York City a police department probe centers on District Attorney Maugene Philbin and Police Chief William Devery. Prosecution aims to prove violations of law and duty to remove Devery, amid sensational disclosures. The background ties to Tammany power and Van Wyck era politics.
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Ferest
Whch
New York City
Maugene Philbin
Willian &. Devery
Devery
Philbin
New York
Tammany
van Wyck
Republicans and the Negro in the Maryland Campaign
The piece condemns Maryland Republican handling of the race issue, accusing Northern Republicans of cowardice for not defending negro suffrage and arguing that party opportunism mirrors Kentucky and removes focus from the race question. It cites editorials from the Louisville Courier-Journal and Indianapolis Sentinel, urging defense of the negro and opposition to bank-dominated money.
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Maryland
North
Africa
Louisville Courier-Journal
South
Kentucky
Indianapolis Sentinel
Congress
Republican Party
Lonisville Courier-Journal
Sound Finance and the Trust Movement Threaten Democracy
An opinion from the Indianapolis Sentinel warns that private bank notes and bond-based money threaten democratic control and labor. It denounces trusts, urges Democratic leadership to curb monopolies, and predicts a push for anti trust legislation in the next platform to restore competition.
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Democratic Party
Illinois Register
Panger
Wall Street
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Europe
Clement
Republican
Reform Party
Indianapolis Sentinel
Duty for Tin Plate Industry and Welsh Labor
The passage argues that the American people taxed to build a tin plate industry for American labor but Welsh skilled workers were imported to run mills. With the mills closed after a strike, the steel trust now imports plates from Wales to fill orders, suggesting the duty to protect local industry has failed and harmed American workers.
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Steel Trust
Tim Plate Trust
Wales
Chicago
Amerivag
Time to Abolish the Tariff Demand
A period piece from 1880s era newspapers argues for tariff reform. It warns that high protective tariffs provoke a costly trade war with Europe and burden American consumers, urging Congress to abolish tariffs amid partisan debate and regional divides over reform.
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St. Louis Republic
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Cora
Samuel H. Shhusser
Hanover
Iowa
Xe Sastro
Saracas
Colon
Panama
Cercececceut
Man of the Hour
MO Oscu
Steel Workers
Louise Sheridan
Louise Davenport
W. J. Sheridan
San Paneist
Jellien
Tenn
James Hatfield
Winfield
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