21 Jul 1904
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1904
Page
1
The article reports a broad worker action tying up nine centers and sending notices to halt shipments of cargo stock. Picket lines and protests spread as labor seeks wage gains, with mention of standard bargaining positions and potential government or industry responses.
Fragmentary report describes Senator Clark of Montana marrying in France three years ago to a ward named Miss Ann die Chapedie Pentowing the for. The piece hints at travel, social circle intrigues, and questions surrounding the ward's status and the marriage's legitimacy while noting the couple's current residence and life abroad.
A violent storm battered St Louis and Chicago causing widespread damage. Widespread flooding, downed trees, and shattered windows accompanied river and track damage. Five people died, and 3000 spectators sought shelter at the Union race track as lightning struck the stands.
The dispute over Citizens' Alliance right to use a label similar to one adopted by the Geographical Union for use on all print matter was brought to San Francisco courts for testing. The case hinges on whether union shop rules allow or restrict the label’s broader use.
Unseasonably cool weather slows cultivation and harvests in the Missouri valley and western upper lakes, with heavy rains damaging oats and corn in the lower Missouri and Ohio valleys. Drought limits Texas crops, while the Atlantic states show strong corn growth and potential. winter wheat suffers rain damage in Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri.
Highball at Brighton Beach fractures Lex in two places. Tighball, champion two-year-old last season, won the weekly race indicating strong form for the season ahead.
A fragmented report from Cambridge Alabama last month notes a bicycle speed claim of thirty miles in thirty three minutes. The piece veers into wind limits, coal fires, and a satirical aside about General Root and wartime appointments, reflecting a chaotic old newspaper column.
Derby winner BRighball fractured a rear limb during the Seagate stakes at Brighton Beach and was shot after veterinarians could not save the horse. The injury followed a hard spot on the track blamed by horsemen on excessive track hardness and management pushing fast records. The horse was valued at 35,400 dollars, with prior offers and insurance noted.
A cloudburst near Manila’s suburb San Juan del Monte triggers unprecedented rainfall of seventeen inches and floods that wash away vast property. Two hundred residents perish as the town faces near total destruction and villagers flee to the hills for safety.
Special from Wisconsin reports Justice Charles Y. Peterson of Oconto County declares Dodd's Kidney Pills the best kidney medicine on the market. He cites his own back pain relief after taking the pills and warns that untreated kidney issues can lead to Bright's disease diabetes or rheumatism.
Text describes rumored methods for growing Japanese dwarf trees. A noted account claims a seed is planted in the pulp of an orange rind after removing the inside, with roots trimmed as they emerge. The orange skin is varnished with a secret coating before planting in a pot.
Tests at Madison Square Garden compare pulling power of horses men and an elephant. Two horses weighing 1000 pounds each pulled 3700 pounds, surpassing their combined weight by 5 pounds. One elephant weighing 12000 pounds pulled 8750 pounds, 3250 pounds under his weight. Fifty men totaling about 7500 pounds pulled 8750 pounds, equaling the elephant and exceeding their own weight. One hundred men 12000 pounds pulled 12000 pounds.
A Missouri woman narrates years of stomach agony from coffee and how switching to Postum improved her health. She says a week without coffee proved the coffee was the culprit and credits Postum with better complexion and vitality for her and her family. The ad advises a ten day Postum trial and notes a booklet titled The Road to Wellville.
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