Condition of the crops shows drought ripping through the nation
The Agricultural Department reports wide crop distress with winter and spring wheat acreage shifting little from last year. Wheat condition declines slightly but remains low. peach crops are commercially a failure. Increases noted in barley and pastures, with regional variation and bleak outlook for Piedmont Ohio Valley and Missouri regions.
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Janel
Agricultural Department
Beloga
Afindesota
Nebmann
South Dakotas
North Dakota
Hitle
Ohio
Miata
Indiaoa
Imnois
Alissouri
Kansas
California
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Washon
Orugon
Nerenga
Piedmont
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Plate Triumph in Iron Armor Tests and Related Notices
The article reports a naval ordnance test where Captain Sampson led a stealthy move to Indian Head, showcasing Baris processing on a seventeen-inch plate weighing eighty tons for Massachusetts barbette armor. The test proved successful, carried out by twelve men, and a nearby Bay shore incident and various local advertisements follow, mentioning cures, remedies, and products from multiple firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Tdo Naval Ordnance Bureau
Washington
Indian Head
Massachusetts
News from the Eastern and Middle States a fragment
A wide mishmash of 19th century wire service items reports deaths in New Haven Copa and the ledgers of New York and Jersey. Naval-yard returns, boating mishaps on Tumbling Dam Pond New Jersey, and drownings of Miss May Hires and Miss Mito Powell stand alongside society news from West Point and Gray Gables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlddle
Dphoresson W. D. Wnrriser
New Haven
Copa
Lancaster
Brooklyn
N. J.) Navy Yard
Wintraxt McGraw
Chester Loud
DamPand
N. J
May Hires
Esther
Mra
Benelict
Miss Beno
Buzzirda Bay
Mana
Gray Gables
da. Maren
Ilfu
New York City
Silver Brook
Poon
Trouand Cooken
Tamanny
Europa
Leton
Columbia
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Pano
Crave W. Prez
Cyrus W. Field
Dbemswick
Germany
London
New York
Strikers Rampant Across Nation Amid Turbulent Labor War
Violent labor clashes flare from McKeesport to Cripple Creek as strikers seize mills threaten rail lines and mines. Deputies clash with miners near Little Coal Mines and in Frostburg, while governors deploy troops and authorities urge restraint. Injuries and property destruction mount as the labor conflict widens across multiple states.
Largest horse death report in early Indiana notes
Fragmentary OCR indicates a sensational claim about a huge horse named Klar Will fam, stated as 27 hands high and 3022 pounds. The piece mentions Chestorten, Ind, shipping to Couey Eylind and owner Mr Westlake who had just been offered $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirh
Wolwat
Stodat Chestorten
Ind
Willo
Couey Eylind
Westlake
Hin
Tragic Drownings and Storm Toll Across States
Franklin Pennsylvania residents Savurn McKenver and Willem Minnie were killed by a freight train near Polk. In Augusta Missouri two youths named York and Bashey drowned while bathing. A violent hail storm hit Emeston H Y with damaging hail and a fierce gale. Frost struck Idaho harming crops and vegetables. Oklahoma near Grady saw a house struck by lightning and a man named Orton Mitchell killed. three others injured. Settlement talks in Columbus Ohio ended with dissension among workers. Prohibitionists and others named candidates for offices. Warships from 2.8ram, Prunes Itaq and Germany were sent to Morocco amid believed civil war.
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Savurn McKenver
Willem Minnie
Franklin
Penn
Polk
York
Bashey
Crook
Augusta
E. O. Pickering
Joseph R. Jovn
New York
Indiana
Prunes
Itaq
Germany
Morocco
Sultan Hassan of Morocco Dies Abruptly Casting Unrest
Morroccan ruler Muley Hassan has died suddenly while traveling between Marrakesh and Itsbat, stirring rumors of murder and sparking fears of uprisings. His 16 year old son Abdul Aziz is proclaimed sultan by the army, with pretender Muley Anssan seeking influence as foreign powers watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bultan
1Ongccu
Maley Hassan
Aforocco
Athito
Marakesh
Itsbat
Dadias
Bforosco
Casa Binnes
Abdul Aziz
Intest
Morocco
Mulay Anssan
Munnl Abdul
Nuray Hassan
Spain
Muley Hassan
Ruley
Muley
Muley Haasan
Battle at Lamont No. 3 works ends in deaths and arrests
A clash between seven deputies and a mob of strikers at Lamont No 3 works of the McClure Coke Company in Uniontown Tennessee left one striker dead and two wounded. Deputies, led by Sheriff Wilhelm and Deputy Allen, faced a hostile crowd that seized four workers, tortured them with chalk marks and epithets, and marched them through streets before an ensuing exchange of gunfire. Several mob members were killed or wounded as deputies reinforced and recovered prisoners, while no deputies were injured.
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McKeesport
Poon
Thor
Little Coal Mines
Pokin
Teo Woreleillack
AVO
Peorth
Little Brothers
Tazewell County
Wesley City
Edwans Blower
Bartonville
Astnady
McKinlay
Ristero
Ohio
Hatafoay
Frostburg
Cherokee Strip
Army of Deputies
Cripple Creek
Col
National Committee of the United Mine Workers
Salt
Aol
Atrikura
Julgo Dmory Gores
Organizu l
Aincon
Lamont No. 3
McClure Coke Company
Uniontown
Tenn
Sinvatrikers
Frick Company
Denuaylyagin
New Maven
Toori Ag
Valley Works
Lolsenring
John Delandy
Oliver Attluby
John Deltt
John Furtough
Wilhelm
Allen
Morms
Younistown
Likmont
Uniontowns
Neturn
Oto Lamont
Blays
Allan
Tro
Siar
Sen
Death in Cloudbursts Ravages Kuslo Village BC
A cloudburst and windstorm swept Kuslo in British Columbia, destroying wharf and stores and causing many missing. Eyewitness reports describe cattle starved and homes swept away as the river rose, with rail and bridge damage near Ashcroft and Lytton.
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British Columbia
Kuslo
Inko
Ashcroft
Vancouver
Rota
Pitt Meadow
Lytton
Jinta
Spanceraration
Thowatee
Franks
New Methodist Auditorium to Open at Ocean Grove on July 1
The new Ocean Grove Methodist Auditorium, built by Aroified F. T. Camp, will seat 5000 and cost 520,000. It faces the ocean and features movable upper sections and four towers. Rev Dr E H Blakes and a host of distinguished clergy will lead a two month summer programme ending with a ten day camp meeting.
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Betezen
Lottle Rowe
Staunton
Cripple Creek
Col
Ohio
Aronxano
Grant County
Oregon
Artbhy
Chicago
Sagote
Wichican
Kidway
Tb Sorouzh
Radeway
Radway & CO
New Yori
Quean Grove
Jersey
Minions of Evil
F. T. Camp of
New York
Axoces
Great “Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Old Ocean
Walla
Belog
E. H. Blakes
Ocean Grove
Pennington Buminary
Evango
Charles HB. Yatman
EL Me~ Annoy
Tarrytown
Emma Bourne
Woman's Christian Reapansing Union of
New Jeraey
B. Yoomis
Vincent
Joseph Cook
JR Day
Abancallor
Syracuse
George W. Rath
Kentucky
J. N. Stearns
Dishons Bowman
Izzornth
Foster
Malintiou
Waldonan Pass
M. E. Church
C. B. Mandeville
Chicaze
Asia
Mra
Wheeler
J. R. Siwony
New Methodists Auditorium at Ocean Grove Landmark
A proposed New Methodist Auditorium at Ocean Grove features a 125 foot cupola and a large parabolic sounding system to improve acoustics and venting. The plan includes three tiers of portable seating, rear exhaust registers, and front turret air flow, with a schedule of lectures and events listed for July through August led by notable speakers and church figures.
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Amaller
Fifty Third Congress Tariff and Indian Appropriation Sessions
A historical ledger of Senate and House actions across multiple days noting tariff schedule progress, including agricultural and tobacco items, the Stanford estate claim, railroad bridge authorization, and the Indian Appropriation bill. It records votes, five minute rule use, and discussions on districts, expositions, and state banking taxes.
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Senate
Hoar
Uunt
Santord
Stanford
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Railroad Company
Delaware River
Dar
The
House
New York
Jersey
Chicago
District of Columbia
Indian Commission
Two Rescued After Terrible Boat Accident at Tally Fork Reservoir
A party of six including Bessie Clainey Maggie Hininey Kate McClusker Martin AcClusker Thomas Beanson and Patrick Marooney overturned at Tally Fork reservoir Browyst ers New York as a boat capsized at 437 o clock. Kate McClusker held onto the upturned chest and called for help while Patrick Aspel and Thomas Donohue who were nearby rescued her. Marooney alone swam toward shore before Thomas Lynch pulled him into a boat and rescuers searched for the remaining passengers who could not be located.
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Tally Foter
Browysters
N.Y
Bessie Clainey
Maggie Hininey
Kate McClusker
Martin AcClusker
Thomas Beanson
Patrick Marooney
Mercsat
Asslatanes
Patrick Aspel
Thomas Donohue
Thomas Lynch
Marooney
Coxeyites Drowned In Platta River River Disaster
Coroner Martin reported Denver Coxeyites drowned in Colorado's Platta River as storms churned the stream. About 450 men camped at Beighton drying clothes after boats were wrecked by hidden barbed wire strung under McKays Bridge.
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Denver
Coxay'a
Platta River
Colorado
Martin
Drighton
Drignton
Mc Hays Bridge
Bighten
Charlier McCune
Utah
MoKsdys Bridge
Deighton
Beighton
Hawaii Islands Claim and Naval Movements Report
The Interior Minister hoisted the flag on a promontory in Hawaii and claims of possession over Nuckor Ylgnd are noted. A Hawaiian steamer Iyatuul engaged a British cruiser Champlon near Juni, while Brazil sentences for rebels reflect regional tensions and discipline.
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Hawaii Bay
Iyatuul
Champlon
Juni
Krog
Honolulu
Mar Wall
Falid
The National Game Players and Teams Clash Notes
A lively baseball column cites players from Louisville Boston New York Cleveland and Chicago with praise for glove work pitching and batting. It highlights stars Kerrvea Loxa Exy and more, notes on battery play and field conflicts, and remarks on season changes and standings across the major leagues.
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Remeons Ly
Louisville
Laxox
Chicago
Kerrvea
Baltimore
Loxa
Boston
Ewrra
Cleveland
Exy
Davis
New York
McKrax
Childs
Morelands
Bualnosa
Carter
Yale
Trourrintpen McCannin
Rualo
Meekin
New Yorks
Nusle Boa
Camesa
Bearr
Worren Jo &J
Bour
Lowy
Betsyeen
Pittsburg
Uitterns
Vittsburga
Toague
Cleveland Ia
Notable Bits from a Buried Ledger of 19th Century Data
A garbled OCR roundup mentions New York population figures, European finance, and political notes. It cites 107,774 paupers. New York policemen earning 725 dollars. London’s population listed as 5,056,090. a planned monument to President Monroe. and various misread stats on farmers, drought, and railroad profits. It references U S gold stocks, school needs for 4000 Black children in Washington, and international athletic challenges.
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Ingnanp
New York
Lonpox
Yants
England
Webster City
Lown
Pennsylvania
Ueny
Moxey
Dogtani
Jaxex Muanar
Chester
Omer Universal
United States
Treasury
Chileno
Pennsylvanis
Washington
Oxvoup
Uneyruatty
Hass
Jagatto Hives
Nebraska
Kangax
Burz Cana Mockholders
de Leaseps
Countrysons Directory
Minneapolis Goes Ahead in Preliminary Trial Speed Record
The Minneapolis, built by Edwin Cramp, completed a preliminary trial on the Delaware River under forced draught and anthracite coal. The ship reportedly reached about 21.75 knots during the offshore run, with engineers and officials noting superior speed for its class and declaring it the fastest cruiser afloat.
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Soa
Anthra
Afraneapolis
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Delaware Capes
United States
Delaware Onn
Minneapolis
Crama
J. W. Borgeant
Edwin 8
Pivo Fathon Bank
Sot
Alx
Algut
Cramp
Yart
Plague Ravages Hong Kong City With High Death Toll
A deadly outbreak in Hong Kong causes about 1500 deaths and around 100 daily among natives. The city faces business paralysis and widespread flight. Europeans see few fatalities but native quarters are hardest hit as authorities propose destroying slum areas to curb disease.
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Hong Kong
China
Markets Describe Late Wholesale Prices of Country Produce
Market report from New York shows demand steady with platform surplus and exchange prices for commodities like creamery butter, eggs, and various vegetables. The page lists multiple items including fruit, poultry, dairy, and produce with figures, grades, and regional references affecting pricing.
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New York
Lfe
Dottie
Weatern
Flrats
Roconus
Vasa
WesternIm
Brito Factory
Partskims
Socho
State
Lois
Cal
Chaler
Pacific Coast
Chalor
BS Clover
MIXOL
Tye
Anereere
Darley
Clover
Popular Science scattering of care in disease and nature
A digest of Popular Science notes discusses leprosy linked to tainted water, plant and animal responses to electricity and narcotics, glass panes for healthy ventilation, cholera work in Hamburg with Bacillus, electric illumination on Brooklyn Bridge cars, vinegar as a remedy, a gold alum alloy for anti counterfeiting, and Saccardo’s tall plant species counts with fungi estimates. It relays flamingo incubation observations by Abel Obspan in Wild Spain.
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Paris
Hamburg
Germany
N. Simmonda
Brooklyn
New York Harbor
Genos
Saccardo
Popular Science Monthly
Abel Obspin
Spain
Marisma
Javelina Described As Fierce Mexican Wild Hog
J. Townsend of El Pino Texas portrays the javelina as a vicious, intelligent hunter with a straight charging pursuit and deadly fangs. He notes its size, stiff bristles, snake like eyes, and habit of burrowing for roots while attacking any living target with swift, brutal force. The St Louis Republic quote highlights its ravenous appetite and danger to horses, bulls, and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Townsend
el Pngo
Texas
the Lindell
Christendom
St. Louis Republic
Observatory to Rise in Southern California Summit
An observatory is under construction on the Biarra Madre range near Pasadena, twelve miles from Los Angeles. It will house a renowned sixteen inch refracting telescope from Alvin Clarke previously used at Warner Observatory Rochester New York. Dr. Lewis Swift will oversee experiments, expecting clearer air and higher latitude to yield new discoveries, including closer Mars observations this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Biarra Madre Mountains
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Warner Observatory
Rochester
N. Y
Alvin Clarke
Lewis Swift
Sierra Madres
Swift
Mars
Picayune
Water From the Travelora Tree Aids Travelers in Madagascar
Professor Walbur G. Stebbins describes a Madagascar Travelora tree that offers cool water. The tree has a leaf fan-like crown with up to twenty four long leaves and a cup at the base holding water. Natives pierce the trunk to release water into a vessel, quenching thirst for weary travelers in the tropical climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madaagascar
Taro Ha Xo
Labor and Industry News From Diverse Regions
The report notes low wages in Indian agriculture and rising labor activity across New Jersey and New York. It mentions a co-op factory in East Livxmoon Ohio and a trades council in Paterson NH. Workers seek eight hour laws, strike actions, and union divisions along language lines in New York City. International textile congresses, railroad and iron trades, and locomotive orders are highlighted, with wage changes and new conferences shaping labor movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Livxmoon
Ohio
E . Anurnpura Trades Council
Paterson
France
New Jersey
Lake Superior
Olaain
Dalon Comnod
Boston
Chicago
Jefferson King
New York City
Altoona
Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pee ‘Tre Brooks ‘Locomotive Works
Sohensetady
Central Railway
Brazil
Drizoaras
Belgium
England
Germany
Austria
International Congress of Textile
Gurren
Thint Avenue
Hac
Iron Trades
Taox
United States
Count Gronor Bruxy
Ikeabarro
Constipation Book Offer By Mail From B F Allen Co
A notice invites readers to write to B F Allen Company at 365 Canal Street New York for a small book on constipation its causes consequences and correction. Pills can be mailed for 25 cents if no druggist is nearby.
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B. F. Allen Company
Canal Street
New York
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