Deering at Paris Expo Winning Harvesting Lineup
The Deering Harvester Company of Chicago dominated the Paris Exposition with superior harvesting machinery. Its exhibits earned top awards and numerous honors, including grand prizes and medals. The firm, the world’s largest harvester works, showcased a modern auto mower and binder twine, and supported extensive production figures and global reach.
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America
Contammoata Akill
Denlar
Nooring Harvester Company
Chicago
Jromos
Deering
Dearing Harvester Company
Sferite Agricole
Deering Harvester Company
Nations Museum of Arts and Sciences
Paris
National Agricultural College of France
Tomsk
Siberian
Export Commission
Deering Harvester Commpany
Minister of Agriculture and Domain
Deering Harvester Works
Spars
Deering Machines
Bre
Lior
Duart Dears
Paria
Theas
Do You Feel Like This Peon Picture for Women
An anxious patient describes severe nervous, digestive, and pelvic symptoms including chest pain headaches backache and faint feelings. The piece advocates Mrs Pinkham’s attention for an inflamed cervix thought to cause widespread malaise.
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Tam
Sam
Choctaw Witch Killings Trial Ends in Insanity Verdict
After a week long trial in Paris Texas, Hotema and Frye were acquitted by insanity belief in a case tied to Choctaw deaths misattributed to witchcraft. The murders near Cold Spring Church northwest of Grant involved Witch Doctor Tarnatubby and others, including the killings of Winm Coleimnon’s wife and Hall Greenwood’s spouse, amid fear of plague and witchcraft. Hotema, a pastor and leader, was a prominent Choctaw figure with prior roles as county judge and district attorney.
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Paris
Texan
Hotema
Frye
Cold Spring Churk
Grant
Spinal Moningitls
Solomon Hotema
Uis
Sam Tarnatubby
Maine
Fan Hik
Tarnatubby
Tobias Williams
Sam Frye
Hoteman
Willstone
Winm Coleimnon
Bnack
Ae Ther
Hall ‘Greenwood
Greenwood
Alfred Morris
Antlers
Atoka
Boldcover
Antlers Court
Wotema
enve-to-the-Pasin
D. E. Bryant
Ballin
Helief
A. Good
Ife
Presbyterian
Roanoke
Kinwila County
National Council
Presbyterian Church
Badast
New—Orleans
Witcherntt
Children Held For Murder in Ohio Plant Case
Twelve year old Saille Simpers and nine year old Thomas Simpers were committed to jail charged with murdering seven year old Howard Simpers. Thomas says Saille ordered the shooting after their mother’s absence. Saille denies the claim. In a separate incident T. C. Wilson, a Salt Lake City native pipe fitter, died after falling from a platform at Ohio Steel Company in Youngstown as coworkers survived a fall from a scaffold attempting a rescue.
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Cittle
Accnay Lab
Bluton
Saille Simpers
Howard
Heits
Thomas Simpers
Thomas
Thonask
Hasvard
Hils
T. C. Wilson
Salt Lake City
Ohio Steel Company
Youngstown
Oslo
Wilson
Whlson
Tings Court Ready For Work In The Hague
The article notes M. W. H. DeHeautort, Dutch minister for foreign affairs and head of the Administrative Council of the International Court of Arbitration, announces the court is constituted and ready at The Hague. It mentions lumber and pulp production in Adirondacks and Forestport, a Medal of Honor to Sergeant 3.C. Helms for lifesaving acts aboard the flagship Chicago, and a treachery case involving a Filipino guide near Leyte. It also cites a Manila trial of commissary sergeants and a New York foreign commerce report with imports and exports totals.
Court rejects injunction in Boer case over mule shipment to Africa
In New Orleans Judge Parlange parts with the suit of General Pearson and others against mules and horses shipped from New Orleans to the British Army in South Africa. The court found no jurisdiction and ruled the matter political, not cognizable by a court of equity. The decision notes private neutral shipments, treaty limits, and that the case belongs to the Executive branch.
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New Orleans
Parlange
Nited States
Sam Pearson
Charles Py. Pierce
Orange, River Free State
Edward van Nose
New York City
New Orana
South Africa
Great Britain
Nelligerente
Africa
Bngland—init
Tranavaal
Cors Onange
Free State
Cape Colony
United States
Canada
Australia
Pearson
Aalde
Snd
South African Republic
Orange Free, State
Yam
Oula
Rencan
Nisi
Boarman
Bank Embezzlement Case Leads to Temporary Receiver
The Farmers National Bank of Vergennes Vermont is placed under a temporary receiver as Controller of the Currency and Bank Examiner investigate a cash shortage. Special Examiner Cunningham reports total embezzlement by cashier D L Jawis amounting to about 100000, with 25000 already recovered. Depositors potentially at risk pending full inquiry into losses and impact on capital and surplus.
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Farmers' National
Vergennes
Washington, D. C
Ling
J. T. Sullivan
Farmers’ National Bank
Upningham
D. LL Jawis
Tapitel
Sountiu
Evans Declared a Murderer in South Carolina Political Turmoil
In Columbia Bernard Evans may be a gubernatorial candidate and U S Senate hopeful against McLaurin. He is held in a murder case of Captain John J. Grittn, a Norfolk Western Railroad official. A grand jury failed to return an indictment. The state buzzes with theories as Major Evans faces a dangerous dispute. Former Gov.
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Piernor
Columbia
Bernard— “Bee -Eshae
Inothem
Jan Cary Evans
United States Senate
McLaurin
Wis
John J. Gritthn
Celal
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Ith Bellef
Capwin Grittin
Evans
Major Evans Wis
Missing gold found on ship Kaleer Wilhelm der Grosse
Three gold bars believed stolen from the Kaleer Wilhelm der Grosse were recovered at Bremerhaven by steward Mirgers while cleaning a corridor outside the second class saloon. Mirgers is noted for his excellent reputation.
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Bremen
Unlucky Call Sparks Row and Oddities in Arizona
In Hackberry a cowpuncher named Bill Efferson fired a revolver while visiting Miss Daley Rucker, wounding his thigh and injuring the young woman in the ankle. A separate note mentions a $50,000 demand at Dusineshead Carbordale and a later confession by farmer Lyneb. The Agricultural Outlook assesses crop prospects as the season begins. The Japanese government accepts Russia’s assurances over Manchuria, and President McBaley plans a Western visit to Cheyenne. A British king considers ending patronage in daily services.
Invalidity of Divorces and Domicile Principle
Supreme Court rulings hold divorce decrees valid only when both spouses share legal domicile in the issuing state. Atherton v Atherton upheld Kentucky residency as binding. Bell v Bell and Streitwolf v Streitwolf were invalid where neither party had domicile in the issuing state. Justice Peckham dissented in Atherton, noting the husband’s role in the wife’s change of residence.
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
United States
Fray
Atherton
Ve. Atherton
Bell Va
Bell
Strathwolf
Streitwolf
Kentucky
Jone
Clinton
N.Y
Gray
New York
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Peckham
Apathy of Naval Militia Stalls Annual Exercises
Washington reports a lack of interest from state naval militias for the Navy Department’s annual summer drills. Despite over 500000 dollars in federal support, few units joined the previous training ship program offering a week of active duty and instruction aboard. this year no ship will be provided, forcing militias to improvise.
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Naval
Millia
Navy Dev
Hiem—ekeenle
Naxy
Navy Department
Naval Militia
Murder charge against stepmother in Mount Holly case
Testimony shows Mrs Haines allegedly beat child Gavendolin to death after cutting and burning her body. Father claims death accidental. Grand Jury action awaited. bond set at 810,000. Also notes Ellen A. Griffin left 010,000 to housekeeper for care of her dog and Omaha plans a new factory with Charles Grewan sponsoring a $30 million plant.
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Mount Holly
Mahet “Borner
Gavendolin
Belance
Ahesreve
Calse
Aiiane Thar
Heath
Gwendolin
Mra Jintnes
Grand
Misa Ellen A. Gritin
New York City
Nebraska
Onaha
Neb
Charles Grewan
Cashler of Vermont Bank Arrested
Unahler J. A. Lewis of the Farmers' National Bank in Vergennes Vermont was arrested by United States Marshal Field on a charge of misappropriating funds. He is presently held at $75.00 bail. Fortunes fall as Kansas houses cave in after heavy rains and creeks rise. A new Army Board on Ordnances and Fortifications reports a revolutionary small weapon, not a revolver, capable of rapid fire. 116 shots were fired in testing. In Philadelphia a seven year old boy named H Wernman Fox was fatally injured by a bat accident. A Dow Depontt fade in Clay County details ongoing. Korea plans to move thirty two naval units to a new station by evening. Russia prepares for possible conflicts with Japan near Manchuria.
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Unahler J. A. Lewis
Farmers’ National Bank
Vergennes
Vi.cie
United States
Field
Poe
Visto
Army Board On Ordnances and Fortications
Washington
Dairy and Produce Prices Forge a Busy Market Report
A detailed list of dairy items, fresh produce, poultry, eggs, and meat with varied quality grades and price points noted. The report highlights trading activity in Havana tobacco and domestic cigar leaf with expected busy periods while Western and state brands appear among the steady offerings.
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Havana
Even Course of Business No Clear Market Influence Seen
New York City based Dun and Co weekly trade preview notes stock market gains outpace losses while trade remains steady in dry goods. Some sellers pull offers at low prices yet buying may improve with time. Collections across markets show uneven but improving trends amid unfavorable weather.
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New York City
G. Dun & Co
Umubla
Bradstreet
Cuban Iron Mines Bought by Steel Company
The Pennsylvanian Steel Company has purchased the entire 5 million dollar stock of the Spanish-American Iron Company for 1.5 to 2 million dollars to fortify its position against the United States. The Spanish-American Iron Company, led by president Charles I Rand, has shipped ores from Cuba since 1895, producing about 825,000 tons a year. The Pennsylvania Steel Company uses about 1,000,000 tons annually and has depended largely on the Spanish-American output.
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Penneylennlustert-Conmhoy
New York City
United States
Steve Corporation
Pennsylvanian Steel Company
Spanish-American Iron Company
Charles I. Rand
Cuba
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Constantinople Fire Years Toll and War Preparations
A historical survey notes Constantinople suffered major conflagrations in 1729 1745 and 1750 with massive property losses and deaths. Separately Afghan policy under Emir Abdu Rahman aims to deter Russia and Britain, fortifying Herat Kandahar line and concentrating 10000 troops quickly. Containing references to a Philadelphia Press dialogue on consistency and expense.
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Constantinople
Afghanistan
Terdehuniant Halikat
Emir Abdu Rahman
Russia
Great Britain
Afghan
Senin
Herat
Kandahar
Weather Forecasting and Health Remedies Prominent in Ad Page
The page summarizes a mix of advertisements and notes. Medical ads promote Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from Toledo firms F J Curry Co and Wall’s Catarrh Car. A French scientist proposes an electrical radiophone weather predictor, claimed to improve sea navigation. A coffee substitute called Finary-O is touted as gentler on stomachs and cheaper than coffee. An official mentions G N Gu, patent office superintendent, with vast knowledge of models.
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Hall
F. J. Curry & Co
Toledo
Businesa
Tree Tavax
Vanpino, Kinnan& Magnus
Ohio
Wall
Dragaiita
Mall
A. Tammasina
Hessen
Tommarinna
Tei
Ri G. Gu
United States
Washington
Distant News Snips From 19th Century Press
Dated notes report Hing William a Cook to King William of Prussia dying in Nice at eighty five, with Empress favor and wartime banter. Scattered items note new wagons in Kansas, spring cleaning tips, a Chinese artifact collection gift to the University of Pennsylvania, and Kemp's cough syrup ads. Thunder distance debates and Berlin letter boxes illustrate daily curiosities and moral quips.
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Hing William
Dent
Urbaci Dubolsting
Nice
William T
Prussia
France
Miscovery of Alana and Alaska’s early history
Fragmented reminiscences recount Vitus Bebsug’s 1741 discovery of Alaska, its 1867 U S purchase for 7.2 million, and later gratitude deeds tied to Civil War era leadership. A digression notes a secondhand bookseller and a quip about a wise woman, reflecting flawed attitudes of the period.
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Alana
Alaska
Vitus Bebsug
United States
Tiersia
Russian America
Extra Coronage and Odd Remedies Litter Text
Fragmented items describe animal adaptations such as snowshoe rabbits and ptarmigans, and note ceramic railway sleepers on some Japanese lines. It cites Adams Pepsin and Folk remedies like Frey’s Vermifage and Winslow’s Syrup, with a dated testimonial from Van Buren Indiana in 1800 and an aphorism on bad aphorisms.
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Ptarmalgan
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Washington Star
Queen Victoria
Cos
Asia Alinor
Missionary Review
Lane
Acta
Aguinsldo
Napoleon
Dr. Shoop
Mus
Jomm Wittrans
Toma
Williams
Englishtown
N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jokham
Lyno
Lydia E. Pinkhare
Texas
Heredity
MachWoot
Adirondacks
Forestport N
Vergeant
3.C. Helms
Chieao
Aallors
Roy
Lieuenant Miles
Forty Third Volunteer Infantry
Wan
Taland
Leyte
Lewla Thompson
Pronseg
Begla
Amanila
Memesen
Manl
Sergeante
Judge Parlange
Doalings
General Pearson
Steward Inn
Kaiser
Imal
Hee
Murray Dean
Dusineshead Carbordale
Tygon
Ruanla
Qrupsia
Manchuria
Wyoming
McBaley
Cheyenne
Jude
Dward Vn
Supreme Court
Cashler
Vermont Bank
Kaneas
Avenladnig
Kanes
Philadelphia
Penn
Hwernmn Fox
Clay
Korea
Bing Dan Monehiria
Renin
Yanehurhe
Peaera
Fincat
Citelle
Rm Jeraey
State
Ranthern
Cha
Dack Egga
Ted Kisney
Duima
Davis
Diutcke
Ecrensee
State & Peon
Cholla
eFacesbeabe Ag
Bavaria
Royal Bavarian Railway Administration
Kueh
Pacific
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Vermont
Vermont Woods
Connecticut Valley Lumber Co
United States Steel Corporation
Rockefeller Iron
Lake Superior
Lng
Spruce
Mesaba Range
Menomier Range
Vane
Vrog Sud
Porta Ittea
Irenaury Department
Porto Rico
Shrevesport
Seeged Leer Kerartnggy Company
Shreveport
Selnye
Vien Emr
Coriajatener
Henpock
Philadelphia Press
Mont
Alex
RADA
Radway
Hadway
Satopia Peallock
Pritts
Ste
Roe A
Delphin
Kansan
Eliza
Parker
China
Archaeological Museum of the
University of Pennsylvania
IW. Twine
Honolulu
All Drugeiate
Witich
Berlin
Sileldé
Shiphi
Allen Sparks
Chilcago Tribune
Sharps
Froy
Winslow
Boothing
Newren
Piso
Ubad
Greene
Dr. Graene
Drust
West 4Th St
W. L. Douglas
Rywer Manwine
W. TL
Dougine
W.J. Douglasslinen
Potton
Ihie
Alrect
Iran
Brockton
Mass
Praha
Nature
Hunyadi Janos
John W. Totnes
Phe Sanco
McIlhenny
Asaaccoestas
Steve Milo Oly
Inane
Rose
Pam Aoe
Te Enamored
Woolson Spice CO
Cee
Cascarets
Cascarote
J. A Susquehanoa
Paledelphia Ee
Wwerig
Cea. Os
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