Dairy cows and dairy product value in the United States
The text notes about seventeen million cows in the country, roughly one for every four inhabitants, and estimates annual dairy product value surpassing 400 900 000. It also mentions Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children and Cascanets marketed to stimulate flavor kidneys and bowels, asserting no sickness weakness or crimping effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tosally
Gashenee
Buiteer Creamery
Wortern
Weveese
Lima
Cal
Cape Cod
Jersey
Baldwin
Northern Spy
Groening
Bpitzenburg
Concord
Pacific Coast
Oldodda
Epinach
Norfolk
Boy—Prime
Turkaya
Western
State & Penn
Western Ducks
Gorse
Ibonan
Eto
Bay Lord—City
Sitydresseas
Hood's Sarsaparilla and the public verdict
The passage notes consumer praise for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it treats catarrh scrofula rheumatism and nervous troubles. It also mentions Mr Gladstone withdrawing from politics and cites 1895 German census data showing a population of 623 244 503 with a 1.14 percent annual increase.
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Hood
Germany
Marl Deposits Found Near Hamburg Ark
Deposits of marl reported near Hamburg Arkansas are described as highly valuable for fertilizing material, comparable to Florida phosphate beds. Local extension notes indicate potential agricultural and economic significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Hamburg
Ark
Ostrich Chase and Trade in Desert Lands
A Paris Univers Illustre passage notes ostrich chasing by Arabs on small horses, the bird’s size and flight limits, stamina, and circling nest behavior. It highlights hunting rewards, skin and flesh value, and rising export pressure, portraying ostrich as Africa’s potential economic resource for Algeria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Paris Univers Illustre
Grant and the gift horse Cincinnati in Civil War tale
The account recalls General Grant accepting a noble bay horse named Cincinnati from a dying admirer. The horse, son of Losington, was one of the fastest four mile thoroughbreds and served Grant through the Wilderness campaign. Cincinnati, valued at ten thousand dollars, lived out his days on a Maryland estate and died in September 1894.
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Cincinnati
Traveler
Winchester
Grant
Lee
Sheridan
Vickaburg
Cincinati
Losington
Kentucky
Maryland
Capital Ready for Investment Promoters Say
L. A. Langley of New York speaks at the National about a shift in capital flows. He notes a past era of easy money through syndicates from 1887 to 1892 and warns that conditions have changed. He reports inquiries from capitalists and mentions heavy transactions that could benefit the country, insisting capital is ready to invest now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Langley
New York
the National
Immenea
Washington Star
Clock of Bread Crumbs in Milan Landmark
An old Milan curiosity, a clock made from bread crumbs. Built about 160 years ago by a workman who lacked metal for construction. He hardened daily bread crumbs with a salt additive to create a solid, water resistant material and formed the clock in Lombardy's capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Lombardy
Malian Exhibition Turin 1699 Features International Display
An Malian Exhibition in Turin 1699 will showcase Italian works abroad and Catholic missions. It plans an international display of electric appliances and machinery, with athletic games and a review of comfort.
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Turin
Comfcort
No hum Chapin wrecks on Long Island coast in great storm
A three masted schooner No hum Chapin laden with 1900 tons of coal was wrecked on the Quogue outer bar after a three hour pounding. Eight men perished including captain E Aroy first mate A E Dayir second mate S Maddox and several seamen. Patrolman Carter notified the Life Saving Station at 4 am and rescue efforts followed.
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Quogue
N.Y
Long Island
Nohum Chapin
E. Aroy
Malden
Mass
A. E. Dayir
A. Maddox
Cambridge
Mags
Oscar Anderson
H. O. Anderson
Antonio Auayanich
Albert Lowe
John Neiber
Victor Strashan
Quoguo
Charles Carter
Charles Herman
Menipn
Wreck of Schooner After Final Struggle on Beach
A schooner wrecked after a long struggle with waves as crew clung to rigging. Nine men perished or were lost as the vessel broke apart. rescuers recovered bodies and escape became impossible.
English Officer Describes Plague Ravaging Bombay District
Major Edward Turner, on furlough from Bombay, portrays famine and plague sweeping Indian cities. He notes mass deaths along the Ganges ghats with burning ritual pyres and fear of religious obstruction, and warns of a potential wide outbreak prompting drastic measures.
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Mcor
India
Edward Turner
Bombay
England
Ganges
Robbery Halts Southern Train No 35 Near North River Bridge
Passenger train No 35 on the Southern Railway was held up by three masked men near North River Bridge sixty six miles from Birmingham. They looted the express car taking 9155 and a jug of whisky. The attack mirrored a prior robbery at the same spot two months earlier. Detectives and trained dogs were alerted from Banketon.
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Southern Railway
North River Bridge
Birmingham
Ala
W. G. Avee
Southern Express Company
Tuy
Banketon
Senators Debate Cuban Question and Arbitration Treaty
Reports from Washington detail lively sessions on the Cuban question the General Arbitration Treaty with Britain and the Nicaragua Canal bill. Senator Turpio pressed the Cuban issue Senator Sherman denied implied limits Senator Hoar sparked further debate over ratification Morgan spoke against the arbitration pact.
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United States
England
Turpio
Sherman
Olney
Hoar
Senate
Great Britain
Nicarasua Canal
Oater Morgan
Devastating Market Street Fire Burns 60 Buildings In Philadelphia
Fire started from an overheated oven in a basement six story iron building at 1300 to 1917 Market Street and spread across Thirteenth, Juniper and Filbert streets. Sixty buildings were gutted with property losses around one and a half million dollars. Hirsh Brothers and other tenants faced heavy losses. postmaster John Wanamaker’s flower shop escaped major damage. Firefighters battled near-freezing, icy ground as wires and trolley lines failed amidst strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powwapetrara
Penn
Theealx
Market Street
Thirteenth Street
Juniper
Market
Filbart
Philadelphia
Silver
Filbert
Floravst
John Wanamaker
Henry C. Gibson
Hanscom Brothers
Connell's Lunch Cafe
Hirsh Brother
Alfred Curtin Hirsh
Hampurlex
Fromen
Aod
Winter Fire Flood Claims Record for Chicago Fire Dept
Chicago Fire Department fights 109 alarms in 24 hours beating the previous Fourth of July record. Cold weather injures many firefighters faces frostbite while thawing frozen water pipes and burning bricks. The Purcell Malting elevator burns, loss near 350000 insured. A six story Nis apartment fire injures ten, seven fatally, at Monrow Street properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcaoo
Chicago Fire Department
W. H. Purcell Malting Company
J-sph Guiakenhelmeer
Nis
Fire Ravages Polant Village in Windsmith Shop Blaze
Fire swept through Polant in Rorkimur County on Tuesday night, spreading between buildings until most the village was ablaze. The Morkimer train crew arrived to contain the flames. losses included Real’s store, Hincksmith shop, Willowrhoy hose and baroy, Daniel’s house, C J Soavey’s residence, Carney & McMahon’s meat store, and the telephone station.
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Unica
Polant
Rorkimur
Morkimer
van Titngs
Real's
Hincksmith Shop
Willowrhoy Hose and Baroy
Pacific Hotel and
Odd Fellows
Multifold Local News Items Collide in Odd Report Fragment
A series of terse notices recounts a Vandawater farmhouse fire with casualties, a Brazil clash between troops and religious fanatics, a banquet for Senator Platt in Albany, a North Sea fishing rescue tragedy, and various scattered references to legislation, local politics, and prices. The garbled text preserves names and places such as Vandawater, Albany, and Guthrie amid jumbled phrases and broken sentences.
Absentee Ballot Counts Tie Pritchard Vote to Senate Seat
The Raleigh vote totals show Guite Tillman Pritchard leading in the Senate with 24 to 14 and in the House with 24 to 27. Pritchard’s overall 66 votes edge out Thompson 42 and Daughton 54, giving a majority of the legislature’s 170 members. One senator and seven house members were absent. Pritchard is noted as a United States Senator, elected in 1894 to fill the late B Vanca’s unexpired term.
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Guite
Raleigh
N.C
Senate
Pritebard
L'Tompion
Daughton
House
Pritehard
Thompson
Pritchard
Populist Nominates W A Harris for U S Senator From Kansas
The Populist majority caucus of the Kansas Legislature at Topeka nominated W A Harris to succeed W A Porter as United States Senator. Harris, a Confederate soldier who joined Stonewall Jackson, later became a farmer and stock grower. He previously served as an at large Congressman in 1893 and was active in opposing government mortgage foreclosures on the Union Pacific Railroad.
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W.A. Harris
Kansas
Topeke
United States
W. A. Porter
Harris
Stonewall Jackson
Wis
Congress
Finns
Union Pacific
German surgeon summoned for Czar operation at St Petersburg
Professor Bergraano a German surgeon was summoned to St Petersburg to perform an operation on the Czar to prevent an oceous excres cende in the cranial region. The Czarinath vory us has been ordered to Livadia for a long rest. The Supreme Court of the United States declared a portion of the South Carolina Dispensary law unconstitutional, restricting liquor import inspections.
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Bergraano
St Petersiuire
Livadia
Supreme Court of the United States
South Carolina
Revival of gold mining erupts around Dahlonega Ga
The Dahbtonega area shows a mining revival with about 100 mines active. Prospectors from Cripple Creek flood in, drilling and testing surface ore while deep veins widen with depth. Notables include James Doyle of Cripple Creek and Judge Murray of Tennessee. chlorination shows promise, and plans arise for large 200 stamp mills with chlorination plants to process concentrates.
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Dahbtonega
Cripple Creek
Janes Doyle
French
Pittsburg
Penn
Betz
Philadelphia
Christian Wahl
Bulwanker
Judge Murray
Tennessee
Dahlonega
Creighton
Mahlonega
Holly Springs
Precautions by Express and Rail Officials Against Train Robberies
Chicago rail, express and mail authorities instruct messengers and guards to shoot robbers in every safe. A $500 reward for robbers shot but not killed and $1000 for robbers killed is offered. New repeating rifles and riot guns replace lighter arms. Reinforcements include armored cars with vinyls, iron plate floors and stronger doors and fastenings.
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Chicago
Go Consents to Venezuela Naming an Arbiter
London dispatch reports Lord Galisbury frees the Venezuelan treaty by allowing Venezuela to nominate one member of the arbitration board. Venezuela will seek an American appointee and may ask Chief Justice Fuller to serve. Mention is made of Justice Brawar of the United States Supreme Court as a potential Venezuelan representative.
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London Daily Chronicle
Washington
Lord Galisbury
Board of Arbitration
Venezuela
Fuller
Brawar
United Btatus Supreme Court
Bedf ord Fire Claims Croyle Family
Mrs. Croyle saved two children before perishing in a Bedford Penn house fire that destroyed William Croyle’s home. She and two children died, while the father and two other children suffered severe burns. A child thrown to the husband from a second story window died from his injuries.
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William Croyle
Bedford
Penn
Troops defeat Yaqui forces in Rosales clash
In Rosales Mexico a fierce engagement in the Sere Madre range pitted troops against Yaqui Indians. A large Yaqui raiding party attacked farmers and miners, reportedly killing members of two families and attempting to sack Rengiles until Senate troops arrived and engaged. The battle left twelve Indians and five soldiers dead.
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Rosales
Mexico
Sere Madre
Rengiles
Tragedy in Chinese Temple Crowd Crush Kwang Fou
Advices from Foo Chow report a disaster in a temple at Kwang Fou China where a theatrical performance drew many attendees including several Europeans. A temple tap overturned sparking panic as crowds surged toward two small doors, leaving 90 people dead mainly women and children.
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Foo Chow
Kwang Fou
China
Foien
Ehiidrya
Turmoil and violence thread through city scenes
Pierce Taylor is shot at the Tallahasses rail yard while allegedly attempting an assault on Misa Hinmua Apthrope, daughter of the late William Leo Apthrope. Joseph Bloch from the Bloch & Hirsch Far Company sustains injuries in a street fight near Kent Avenue and North Third Street. he collapses, later filing reports as twenty arrests are noted.
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Pierce Taylor
Tallahasses
Fia
Misa Hinmua Apthrope
William Leo Apthrope
Florida
Joseph Bloch
Bloch & Hirsch Far Company
Germany
Kent Avenue
North Thir Street
Brooklyn
Government bids to foreclose on Union Pacific rail line
Attorney General Harmon on appeal to the U S Circuit Court in Omaha Nebraska seeks to foreclose the governments second mortgage on the Caton Pacific and Kingas Pacific. Government directors approve the Reorganization Committee plan to buy out the government for about 45 million dollars and take the road.
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Harmon
Apeotal Counssl
United States Cirvult Court
Omaha
Neb
Caton Pacific
Kingas Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Earthquake Rescue Count Draws Kishan Island Attention
Dispatch from Taberan Purasia notes 1490 survivors recovered from the fajna on Kishan Island in the Persian Gulf after a recent earthquake. The island’s inhabitants are estimated at 5009, predominantly Arabs.
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Taberan
Purasia
Kishan
Persian Gulf
Remarkable Memory of District Attorney Fellows
The late John R. Fellows of New York, noted for extraordinary endurance and memory, could travel days without sleep yet maintain vigor. He relied on absorption rather than notes to review complex evidence, and memorized quotations, especially Scott, reciting the Lady of the Lake and Marmion from just a few readings.
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John R. Follows
New York
Colonel Fellows
Scott
New York Mail End Express
Uses of Old Shoes
A historical notice describes how old shoes are processed into artificial leather and other products. In France prison labor tears apart Spanish shoes to form rampa for children's footwear, soles, and Louis XIV toes. Copper and iron nails are separated for sale, with profits nearly covering the prison’s costs.
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France
Montpelier
Spain
Reminiscence of Goodwood Race Misjudgment
Mr John Kent recalls a curious Goodwood incident where Dandizette led by several lengths but was judged not to win. Greville the judge sat high in an erection and failed to see the mare dominate Vitellina and Ghost on the far side. The error prompted Lord Verulam to offer the stakes to the Duke of Richmond.
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John Kent
Goodwood
Hhores
Mgr
Greville
Dandizette
Vitellina
Ghost
Vitellina Aa
Mr. Greville
Boyce
Flrat
Lord Verulam
Duke of Richmond
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Breslau
Silesia
Boston Globe
Bt. Jacobs
Boston
J. J. Farnsworth
Anteen Fass
Broidway
G. W. Patterson
Inkster, Mich
Atlanta
Jouro
Gladstone
Enya
Jane New
Bach
Avai W. To
Lydia E. Pinkham
Otus
J.L. Steph
Snowyside
Washington Irving
Georgia
Sweetness and Light
Ayer
Chelnok
Merpagen
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Muse
Nahum Chapin
L. I
Thoeir
Higzinz
Vermel
Nots
Boans
ST. Paul's Ice Palace
St. Paul
Minn
Athens
ST. Paul's 100 Palace
Fred
Flylang Jibboom
Art
Canovas
Cuba
Council of State
T 13
John Dairy
Ben &. Dryman
Cynthiana, By
Dairy
Dryman
Jonnte iHery
Ethan Allen
New York City
British Guiana
British
Guiaua
Persia
Harry A. Garfield
Cleveland
Ohio
Megora
Moody and Sankey
Clocionati
W. D. Howells
Ifis Toplc
Plagroe
Michigan
Carl Nolsan
George W. Cable
Poweller
New Orleana
Northampton
Mase
Annaworth R. Spofford
Lincoln
Anerica
Paderewski
Woolf
Iurder
Charles Ut
John Fh Feenay
Woburn
Mas
Megar
Boston Universix Law School
Adlai OE Stevenson
California
Tns
Brvnres
Ice Palace
Parthenon
Too Palace
Thorn
Alabama
John Hoch
Auburn
Minnie Ingersoll
Martinsburg
Lowville
Lewis County
Rassyer
Hoch
Hooch
Duad
Pacific Bank
Broadway
Grand Street
Kishin Yatand
Teberan
Kisam
Department Store
San Francisco
Davis Brothers
Trooce
Traaly
Franco
United States Senate
Bos Wanderers
Frank J. Palmer
West Parsnould
Corne Deep Waterway
Tak Messag
Pini
Renate
Cleveland Ae
Great Waithee
Ule Tnerenaehiy Southern Baporte
Haltimer Manufacturery
Beyaige
Comay
Virgenes
Ouret
Ourny
Col
John Wanemaker
Stern
Fire Department
Poland
Wipadini
Webb
Curwensville
Webbs
Elk Tanning Company
Dre
Bentevinie
Mich
A. F. Vandawater
Peron
Nanla
Brazil
Thomas C. Flatt
Platt
Albany
League of Republican Clubs
Blach
Mr. Platt
Chauncey M. Dopey
Remuing
North Sea
Haardbnore
Jutliad
George Madison
Jeffersonville
Ind
Jamey
Lulu
Neeyebuln
Madicau
Guthrie Byl Ceive Vale
Heewl
Snow
Ein Stern
Theta
Peter
Andalusia
Paula Ea
Dea Bethany
Fuetory Yi Creed
Wy Orblinget
Ivy Werthi
Sea York
Mile and Crea
Peffer
W. A. Harris
Hia
The
Populista
Merican Dion Din Coban Prison
Lue
State Department
Thul
Henry Delgado
New York Journal
Mavana
Newey Gleanings
Russall Swais
Western Seamen's Frimid Society
Manne
Baltimore
Holt County
Maesouri
Tadtutna
Feder
Wareren
Port Anc Olont
Turney
Tennessey
Ag International
Prabahiy
Rotue
Tee Court
Europe
Phyac Acy
Bortas
Anta Sanders
Hoboken
Nou Srampanante
Anta Barden
Express
Salisbury
Mrs. Croyle
Tan
Tallahassee
Fla
Him
Vicelma
Diud
Trenton
N. J
Sorkers
Crooklyn Electrical Workers’ Union
Tri
Marine Tramen
Orianto
York Painters
Vation
Samety
Eugiooor
Amarien
Hoaunbors
Dock Steabers Pittaburg Antonists
Meshantes
Toledo
Maren i Seotelieny
Staten Tung Midnatives
Baltenere
Uampian
Chisago
Onsrek
Epeninionutel Choegsa
Watch and Locomotive
Firat Prisco
Celebra Iha
Pierce
New Pier #4
N.B
Wesaeee
Fter'18
Delaware Ave
Hammond
Agt
Yose
Savannah
Ben Bprayath
Savannah Line
Atlantic Coast
M.sorbel
Mar
New Pier
Reacour
Baminng Express Office
Ferhat Joullow
Vic Om
CRTC
Ute Dian
Lowell
Donstable
Colonial Times
Hiram Spaulding
Massapong House
Middlesex County
Spaulding
John Spaulding
John Tyng
Dunstable
Nellie. A. Spaulding
Williame
Spoulding
Dr. Willams’ Medicine Companys
Bchenectady
Red Bud
Til
Cave
Jasper County
Alissouri
F.j.chesney
West &Truax
Wholegala Drugg'sts
Kinwax & Manvix
Hall
All Drugalsta
Cale
Glenn
Hill
Fitsare
Sreki Venverstonti
Kiine
Zach
Tai Otleman
Pierce Peckal
Tawratifars
Wales
Wnsoldopis
Deater'sateck
Lever Brothers, Ltd
S There, Ltd
Tare Brothers, Lien Aos Lever Bros, Ltd
New
Jon Morris
Ashington
D.C
Ate Hwal Frais Sim
Talertear
Slacm
Ata
Ad. Struling Remedy CO
Montreal
Can
Ryudlionminy
Leonard Street
City Fort
Croosun
Marco Polos
Marco Polo
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