Farmers Learn Pine Lopping Boosts Lumber Quality
Farmers in the White Mountains discover that pruning lower limbs of young balsams prevents regrowth of knots, improving lumber. Income for Jackson Bartlett districts partly comes from balsam and birch sold for excelsior. Hotels near pine lands ask foresters how to cultivate healthful pines, but advice suggests removing hard woods and grazing cattle three years to suppress unwanted growth.
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White Mountains
Jackson and
Bartlett
Pastory
New York
Laundering Delicate Garments and Trade Mark Case
The notice discusses laundering summer garments with Ivory Soap, noting colors stay stable if water is safe, and warns against extreme heat. It also reports Egypt exporting 25.821 million dollars in cotton, half to England, and a court sustaining the Foot-Ease trade mark with an injunction against New York dealers for infringing on Allen R. Olmsted of Le Roy New York.
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Buffalo
N. C
Tustico Laughlin
Supreme Court
New York City
Allion
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
N.Y
Winslow
Pope Leo XIII Laid to Rest in Solemn Vatican Obsequies
The page describes the funeral of Pope Leo XIII in St Peter's Basilica. A solemn procession carried the Pope's bier after a high mass as guards in vivid uniforms, the choir, and cardinals gathered. The bier was removed on a wheeled platform while the bells rang and mournful music filled the church.
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St. Peter's
Simmense
Leo XIII
Basilies
Melisa
St. Peter
Vatican
Oregna
Thes Chamberlat
Rampolla
Mgr. Cepperelli
Peter
Castillo Pecel
Nolte Guard
Oregia
Ancaltary
Death of Pope Leo XITE and papal funeral rites at St Peters
The article describes the funeral in St Peter's for Pope Leo XITE with 36 Cardinals in violet and two in white, Prince Mercantonio Colonna on the Panticleal throne, and Prince Orsini's resignation noted. The body was anointed, sprinkled, and dressed in white silk veil and gold trim, with a fire lit by bellows. The crowd passing before the bier reached about 80,000. The Sacred College hosted a formal reception for the diplomatic corps headed by Senhor WaAntar of Portugal, who voiced the college's grief.
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Gott and
Pleraid
Cardinal Martinelli
Sisek
Cardinal Vives Y ‘Tuto
Mercantonio Colonna Vaselstautto
Orsini
Leo Xite
Mgr. Barteling
Paxsal
St. Peter's
Sacred College
Vatican Mourns Pope Leo XIII Death and Succession Hopes
Rome shrouds in mourning as the Sacred College receives messages from Secretary Hay and Emperor William. Cardinal Rampolla and others preside over ceremonies. the ring of Leo XIII is reportedly missing but expected to be found. Washington, London, and Oslo relay condolences and discuss the pope’s personal will and the succession outlook.
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Laura L. Barnes
Washington, D.C
Burnside Post
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mydia E. Pinkham
Toman
Lydia E.pinkham
Launa L. Banks
N. E
Washington, D. C
Ponti
Oreglin
Senhor d’Annis
Sacred College
Leo XII
St. Peter's
Leo
Leo XIII
Pont
Max
Congregation of Cardinals
Iate Pontiff
Rampolla
Mocenni
Cretani
Lnte Pontif
Carpineto
Ludovico Teec
CamMoad
Tisherman
Pope Teo
Vatican
State Department
Rome
John Hay
Washington
Eollnesa
Cardinal Rampolla
London
Edward
Wyndham
Cardinal Logue
Armagh
All Ireland
Chiilean Congress
Andes Mountains
Buenos Ayres
Santiago
Valparaiso
Europe
Chile
Straits of Magellan
Wife Arrested After Husband Fatally Struck by Stove
Chicago police report Thomas Barker died after an altercation with his wife over coffee. Mrs Barker is jailed on murder charges. She claimed he woke late, criticized her cooking, and she struck him when coffee cooled.
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Chietgo
Thomas Barker
Women Drown Saving Children in Hand Canal
Mrs Ella Smith of Homnahoma and her two Tittle daughters drown in the Hand Canal at the foot of Olympte Mountains Wash while mother rescues children. Mrs Bead ford perishes trying to save them. Further reports mention a loan deal in St Petersburg and other violent incidents leading to multiple killings and a government delivery department controversy.
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Ella Smith
Homnahoma
Tittle
Mixy
Rena Bradford
Seattle
Olympte Mountains
Wash
Beadford
Disbarment Case Deposition Read in Butte
In Butte Monn, the deposition of Charles W. Clark son of a U S Senator was read. It notes a March scene with a man offering 20000 to confess bribery tied to the Minute Poetry case, and mentions postponed festivities due to the Pope's weather voyage to Lisbon.
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Butte, Monn
Charles W. Clark
Chok
Monnita
Star
Franesseo
Marney
Hedgehog bounty payments and misc sports notes
Since the last New Hampshire legislature bounty on hedgehogs twenty-six towns have paid 1076 pelts to the state treasury earning 1076.50 in bounties. The British steamer Middichim Castle sank a Swedish brigantine with all hands lost. Sporting briefs mention Kramer winning two cycle races in Belleville N J and other track and golf events. Columbia University football lineup changes and tennis champions noted along with rowing and yacht club notes.
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New Hampshire
Kramer
Belleville
N. 2
Birmingham
England
A. F. Duffy
Seeley
Connecticut
New Haven
H. J. Taylor
Warry A. Pisher
Columbia University Foothill
Green
Manchuria Crisis Reported as Far East War Threat
The London Commons debate highlights Liberal criticism of China policy as Foreign Secretary Cranborne defends growing British trade and concessions while Russia’s Manchuria occupation prompts alarm. Tokyo and Paris observers warn of potential conflict with Japan and France may join, amid Russian fortifications and Korean frontier tensions.
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London
Joseph Walton
Menna
China
Manchuria
Tai Cranborne
Russia
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Creanvorne Sahil
Lord Cramborne
Daily Mail
Tokio
Manus
Rlak
Korea
Vindivastack
Marquis Ito
Privy Council
Cra
France
England
Kalkanditealty
Standnard
Burshin
Port Arthur
Ruasta
New Russian Consular Rules Cut US Travel Ports
A sweeping order from St Petersburg limits American passport endorsements to the Russian Embassy in Washington and the consulates in New York Chicago and San Francisco effective immediately. The measure removes visa services at Savannah Mobile the Caribbean Baltimore Philadelphia Portland Seattle and other ports, aims to tighten supervision of American travelers to Russia and may signal reliance on a future ambassadorial replacement from Moscow.
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Washington
D. C
Rimedi
Witeh
Aeron
Russa
Loomis
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Savannah
Mobile
Cata
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Portland
Ore
Galveston
Manito
Smite Department
Russia
United States
Russlin
Joy
Na Yale Ciesa
Hayoor
Cassini
Wusshaen
St. Petepabung
Alexaier Tsvolsky
Tisshin
Tevalsky
Tishin
Tappan
Cnesini
Penurn
Tission
Wheat Blockades Railroads Halt Kansas City Shipments
Wheat harvest moves face railroad blockades as Missouri Pacific and Burlington refuse grain shipments to Kansas City. Santa Fe orders embargo on nearby lines and will not deliver cars to Burlington Dur ington Wabash MP and KC Southern, delaying returns.
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Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Burlington
Santa Fe
Durington, Wabash
Kansas City Southern
Rage murder by mothers at infant neglect debate
Washington report by George NX Acker and Dr Wilkin Woodward condemns infant death linked to mothers neglect and improper feeding at Chil Drewns Hospital. Health officials warn the death rate is abnormally high and urge public action to address milk and care deficiencies.
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Washington, D. C
George NX. Acker
Childeen's Hospital
Cally Wecees
Wilkin
Woodward
Betting on Yacht Race Dominates Wall Street Interest
Brokers in Wall Street show keen interest as odds move toward 10 to 7 favoring the American boat for the international yacht race. Fred U. Brooks quotes even money likely before the first race on August 20. Odds and bets run into thousands of dollars with Shium Rock already staked at 10 to 7. Meanwhile thrashing and tobacco crop reports update the agricultural outlook and the city plans a massive new Shiloh tabernacle in Alon City, Chicago, costing about 300000 dollars.
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New York City
Wall Street
Botting
Stock Exchange
Amos
Fred UW. Brooks
Lynching of a Negro Woman Near Crone Scene of Crime
A Negro woman named Steer was lynched near Cross Keys after involvement in the shooting of Miss Dolan, a 16 year old. Deputies delayed, were dispatched to prevent violence but arrived too late. The motive ties to the murder of a young woman in April and possible attempted life of Miss Dolan with poison.
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Shreveport
Dennie Steer
Dolan
Sheri
Cross Keys
Wannu
Miank Matthews
Stv
Misa
Miss Dolan
Trade With China on Gold Basis Reported
The American and Mexican monetary commissions finished work in Berlin and agreed to trade with China on a gold basis with a silver circulation. Nebraska’s record wheat crop shows a statewide yield surge with acreage up over ten percent and a forecast of at least 10 million dollars, signaling a major growth moment for Nebraska as a wheat state.
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Ching
Ata Mexican Monetary Commissions
Berlin
Germany
China
Nebraska
Murdzir at Mother’s Deathbed in Northern Germany
A sensational murder case arises in Northwestern Germany linked to a deposition dispute over a woman's estate. At Allen, Judge Baur murdered his brother, a lawyer, his mother's housekeeper, and then himself as the housekeeper allegedly inherited most of the property.
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Dreteerty
Nordwestern Germany
Allen
Baur
Hls
KET Killed In Ningty Daya As Commisston Questions Details
A chaotic report describes KET fatalities and injuries with unclear details about the Ningty Daya incident. It mentions peonage charges against three individuals and guilty pleas, while referencing a busier scene of accidents, trains, and crowded stations. The piece notes victims include family members and local workers.
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Ningty Daya
Datensite Commerce Commisston
Lochidtg
Chase
Willy Ar
Market Price List for Fresh Produce and Livestock
A historical price sheet lists produce and goods by category with per unit costs. Includes fruits like apples and pears, vegetables, canned items, and live poultry with prices for 1902 era markets. Also lists hay, straw, wax, maple products, and meats with weights and unit prices for city and farm goods.
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Jergey
State
Penn
Lima
Cal
N.C
Delaware
Pacific Coast
Omans
Jersey
J. L
Duluth
Western New York Canning Trust Organized
The canning trust in Western New York has organized, absorbing the Erie Preserving Company of Buffalo and control of factories in Lockport Lewiston North Collins East Hamburg Farnham and Fenton. The move aims to standardize prices and expand operations across the region. Crop prospects for cereals show good yields and steady prices despite anxiety over markets. A note mentions Witte planning to raise Trans Siberian rates due to revenue deficits. Also reports shipments of California fruit to London and experimental farming efforts in Hawaii.
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Lockport
N. Y
Canning Trust
New York
United States
Propored Trust
Erie Preserving Company of
Buffalo
Tockport
Lewiston
North Collins
Hamburg
Farnhaw
Fenton
Warden
Crop and trade reports highlight variable conditions
In the lower Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys oats show sharp declines while corn outlook remains variable across the central and eastern corn belt. Harvests progress steadily in some regions as trade conditions strengthen with wholesale activity rising in the U S. King Edward and Queen Alexandra are warmly greeted in Dublin during a festive scene.
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Missouri
Mississippi
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Iriah
Edward
Alexandra
Dublin
Ireland
Macaroni Wheat Gains in Northwest Farms
Northwest farmers shift to macaroni wheat on large scale with South Dakota and North Dakota Minnesota acreage and processing plants. The new crop may become popular like Italian uses as farmers adapt to growing it beyond cities. Doctors badges are debated in medical journals as a potential solution to distinguish physicians in emergencies. A noted case shows a non medical man posing as a doctor and aiding an injured person, prompting calls for professional insignia.
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Northwest
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Italy
Lanert
New York Medical Journal
Pendamen
Medical Journal
Red Cross Society
Needlework therapy for nerves and other odds ends
A column of assorted notes praises knitting to soothe nerves and ease worry, cites mothers enforcing dainty needlework, and mentions a penny slot machine in Australia. It also reviews patent office stats, a versatile Danish princess, peasant ignorance, coal mining plans, and various ads and aphorisms.
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London’ Graphic
Life and science notes from an old periodical
A miscellany of topics including a medical aside on kidney disease, Peruna advertisements, seeds vitality experiments by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, long-term seed germination claims, a mathematical puzzle from Clarke County, bees as dispatch messengers in France, urban living in New York, foreign professors in Japan, and a Korean navy update with a Japanese merchant vessel converted to a gunboat.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ularper
France
Emperor of Ores
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Pope Leo XIII
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Grantfork, II
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Peruna
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Aure
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Fenre
Dean
Nellore
James Beck
Whitesboro Street
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Wame
HuSalo
Iso
Emerson
Ft Montmeta
Aticata
Shompson
Watey
Tysaat
Cougleh
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