Nebraska farmer faces mortgage amid crop boom
A Nebraska farmer with a mortgage on his property faces renewed pressure after the harvest as he refuses to delay repayment, planning to settle the $200 note immediately. The era’s prosperity is noted by shipping a wagon company to Omaha and the success of corn and cattle trades.
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Norwegian law tightens tobacco sales to youths under 16
The article notes Norway prohibiting sale of tobacco to any boy under 16 without an adult relative or employer order. Tourists offering cigarettes to boys risk prosecution. Police may confiscate pipes and tobacco from youths smoking in public. Fines range from 60 cents to 25 dollars.
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Delays and Posts Amid National Affairs August items
The era reports varied items from the national scene. Elihu Root is sworn in as secretary of war while units in San Francisco begin musterouts from the Philippines and related military movements unfold.
Marines Ordered to Leave Washington for San Francisco
A detachment of 103 marines stationed at Washington marine bar racke was ordered to depart at once under Lt. Frank Wynne for San Francisco where they will reinforce the full battalion and prepare to receive a transport for Manila. The move accompanies broader U S action in Cuba and the Pacific theater.
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Regiments Mustered Out and War News From Hampton
The Second Oregon regiment was mustered out yesterday. Advices from the marine hospital service report no new yellow fever cases or deaths at Hampton. The Dolhin dispatch boat arrived at Portland ME with Mrs Legg and others aboard, Mr. Long to join soon. Admiral Dewey reception plans receive approval from the admiral. By October 22 about 46,000 men will be in or headed for the Philippines, including ten volunteer regiments, skeleton regiments recruits, regulars, cavalry, and marines. Newport News ships Illinois Kearsarge Kentucky Arkansas face construction delays due to fever. Dr Edward Thorndike of Western Reserve reports experiments on mental fatigue showing some minds resist fatigue and others tire after work.
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Curious Japanese Flower Art and Customs
The Japanese celebrate the blossoming season with a general holiday and view flower arrangement as a refined art. They value each blossom and stem, requiring two years of study for young women in the craft. Chinese and Japanese traditions emphasize placing each twig and leaf to create individual beauty and balance.
New Era in the South and old games noted
The piece contrasts the South’s shift from cotton reliance to diversified industry and higher wages, claiming social reforms and wealth growth. It also cites a 1483 Scottish act banning golf as a nuisance and compares ancient wood tar production methods with historical practices.
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Blate Pencil Factories Hubbed Across Tennessee
An OCR fragment notes Blate pencils are produced in Tennessee from slate dust and other ingredients compressed by hydraulic means. It mentions a production figure of 25,000,000 per year and references Spierg and the Diving, with cryptic phrases about a waiter and a new item under wait.
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Ferry disaster death toll climbs from trestle plunge
A 410 foot iron trestle accident near Shelton Bridgeport yesterday left twenty nine dead and twelve severely injured when an open trolley car plunged from the trestle into Pesk's mill pond. Conductor John Carroll was killed, motorman Hamilton escaped, and safety rails were absent on the inclined span.
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Memorial meeting honors Civil War commander in Chicago
About 1,500 mourners gathered at Studebaker Hall for a memorial service for Robert G. Inger, praised by veterans of the cavalry regiment he led during the Civil War and members of the newly formed Ingersold Memorial Association. The event united attendees of the old regiment and city supporters in tribute.
Murder Visit Ends in Razor Slaughter at Child’s Bedside
Benjamina Snell, a 45 year old examiner in the pension office, killed 13 year old Liza Weissenberger in her Washington home. He entered through the front door and attacked the sleeping girl with a razor, slashing her throat and injuring the mother who tried to intervene. Snell was captured by police and offered no explanation, claiming amnesia.
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Yaqui War Prep Quoted From Mexican Front
News reports say Yaqui Indians plan a prolonged war in Terrazas Chihuahua and claim strong finances and arms. Mexican authorities prepare a large army to quell the uprising, with clashes already costing soldiers and settlers in Cocorl and surrounding regions.
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Steamer City of Grand Rapids Narrowly Survives Foundering
The City of Grand Rapids carrying 200 passengers was 33 miles from port near South Haven Michigan when water poured into the hold and pumps failed. The engineer rigged a pump just before the fire rooms flooded, saving the vessel from sinking in mid lake. Passengers were awakened as life saving drills followed and the ship reached South Haven by morning. In a separate note, Henry Brown shot his wife and then himself in Duxbury California, dying instantly.
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President McKinley visit to local church delayed
President McKinley and Secretary Cortelyou attended Sunday services after arriving from the Hotel Champlain. The driver from Plattsburg mistakenly took them to the Presbyterian church, delaying the start by about fifteen minutes while the pastor held the services for the president.
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Collision near Paris kills several and injures many
A damaged report from a Paris suburb describes a serious train collision involving multiple trains including a Mediterranean route. Authorities report deaths and injuries among passengers, with names and ages unclear in the fragmented OCR. The incident drew emergency responders and is under investigation.
Hawaiian ex queen comments on island government
Interview with Lilinolalani, former Hawaiian queen, living in Hawaii, criticizing anarchy and cardosa law under the republic. She argues natives lack equal access to justice against whites and foreigners, calls administration capricious, and hopes officials be appointed from the United States. She also discusses crown lands and possible rightful compensation amid rising land value.
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World Gold Production Falls. Africa Leads Output
The Mint Director estimates total world gold production for the year will reach at least 284 million dollars, possibly 296.1 million. Africa leads with 30 million, Australia 7.5 million, the United States 4.463 million, Russia 25 million, Mexico 10 million, and Canada 14 million including Klondike.
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Health official urges medical exam before marriage
AMruwauner Wis Aug 7 Health Commissioner F L Bechultz submits annual city report urging passage of a provision for medical examinations for all men applying for marriage licenses The report details diseases harming community including smallpox diphtheria scarlet fever and illnesses affecting men such as insanity dipsomania and related afflictions and warns of consequences if left unchecked by medical authorities.
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Port affair unsettled amid calls for reparations
An unresolved incident involving alleged violations and threats of arrest targets Mr au Vivier and Mr Williams Powell. Investigations reveal serious tensions with calls for full reparation while figures such as Lieutenant Winston and Mrs Churchill are drawn into passing mentions.
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Mrs Johnson Saved From Insanity By Lydia Pinkham Ad
A fragmentary 19th century advertisement reel praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related remedies for female troubles. The letter cites dramatic mental health improvement after starting the tonic and mentions other products and promotional lines. The text includes multiple names and places, plus various medical and consumer claims.
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