Wilson's Report Hopes for Sheep Scab Care
Wilson's annual report to the Secretary of Agriculture highlights successful control of hog cholera and swine fever with the black leg vaccine and notes over one million doses distributed. It details dairy product shipments, food adulteration investigations, and extensive forestry and irrigation work, with emphasis on potential agricultural expansion in Alaska and the impact of new wheat imports.
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Unclear text fragment with political and legal jargon
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Tien Tain and Novung Wen Moan with references to city government, Pan Ting Vo Wciivary authorities, and a council of arms. It asserts penalties and detentions related to a Prohibition context, but the garbled names and phrases render concrete facts unusable.
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Wen Moan
Pao Ting Pa
Severnident
Gen Siang Joins Turn in Shan Si Rebellion
Shanghai reports Gen Siang joins Prince Tuas rebellion against the emperor in Shan Si. Pang Fu declares support as Tone nets supply fear for the viceroy She Chon while Shan Si governor orders eight fast fleets to be sent. Maso Mung believed alive and in hiding near Vice Admiral Seymour's visit.
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Prince Tuaa
Tone
She Chon
Shan Si
Win
Maso Mung
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Army Bill Expands Regiments and Provisional Natives Force
The House Military Affairs Committee reports a War Department draft to reorganize the army. It adds five regiments each of cavalry infantry artillery and engineers, with adjustments to allow provisional native forces in Puerto Rico and the Philippines. The bill sets minimum and maximum enrollments, increases in staff and nurse corps, and a flexible system to replace volunteers before July 1 while preserving total authorized strength.
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House Committee On Military Affairs
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Philippines
Spain
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Night writ served on Denver public works chief
At 1 this morning President Shackelford of the Denver board of public works was served with a writ of injunction in a case brought by Fannie Josephine Grant. The suit seeks the delivery of 4,700 dollars on city water bonds sold to Denison Prior and Co. The National Bank of Commerce of New York acts as the city’s agent. The city has already received 160,000 dollars and a further 100,000 dollars was due to be paid tomorrow. The writ is returnable December 7. The reason for the midnight service is unclear.
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New York
De Wet Captured Repeatedly as Boers Pawns in War News
A London dispatch quotes the British press exaggerated claims of De Wet's capture and vast Boer casualties. It asserts pacification of both republics with only scattered guerrilla bands remaining, while many correspondents face banishment or censorship.
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Suffrage Laws to be Tested Before Supreme Court
The National Afro-American council appoints a committee to test the validity of the Louisiana legislation of 1588 before the federal Supreme Court. Leading lawyers from north and south have given opinions on Louisiana and North Carolina suffrage laws, and the court will soon hear cases that may shape its stance on these laws.
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National Afro-American Council
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Bow Wung Wu Reports Chinese Emperor Moves
Honolulu dispatch cites Bow Wung Wu with news from China noting the emperor in the western empire awaiting reformist Sun Yat-sen forces to gain strength before negotiating with powers. The report mentions potential war and efforts to rescue China from harsh European terms.
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Another Cold Spell Coming Prompts Coal Orders
A damaged notice urges readers to pre order coal for domestic use from Trail Creek area. It mentions low prices and a sale to run before the cold spell arrives, naming T. SJ and MURPITY as contact references and W. Park as a location.
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Union Delegates Arrive to Attend Louisville Labor Convention
Washington November 20 John W. Hote darran of Great Britain delegates selected by the trades union congress to create friction for the real miners and dark workers, respectively, in that country at the Federation of Labor convention at Louisville. They have arrived here and will accompany President Gompers to Louisville next Saturday, Sixcent for the Caulwin representatives, they are the only foreign delegates to the convention.
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Sealing Combine Dominates Local Industry Scene
A disrupted report outlines the Sealing Combine dominated by Veival and partners, with management praised for steady operations amid wage talks. The Bevis Columbian Moot reacts, noting the company’s capital strength at Sonnew and its pivotal role in regional production.
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Miners Strike Spreads to Hopkins County Mines
A Madisonville Kentucky dispatch reports that coal miners at the Empire mines in Hopkins County have walked out amid a broader strike threat in the district. The action follows labor unrest across the region as workers seek improved conditions and pay.
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