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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1901

Page

7

Crop reports show better conditions yet uneven yields

The weekly crop report from the Agricultural Department notes improved conditions in many areas but fruit crops and late corn face danger. Heavy rains and droughts affect regions from the South Atlantic to California, with apples scarce and yields variable across states. Frost dates are referenced for safe harvests, while plowing, seeding, and crop readiness vary by state and region.

Annicultural Department Missouri Upper Mississippi Paetie California Nevadir Tate Gori Geneva Kansas Tettoossen North Dakota Texas Bart Georgia Florida Maryland Virginia Wisconsin Arkansas Ilinors Indiana West Virginia Nnl Nebraska Okba- Diana Pleboe Frost Toby Willy Yostork Michigan Wiscoosin Capldke Soni Belds Minnesota Kansay Bryant B. F. Miller Evansville William Darnell Ruie Clevinger Jonesboro Mississinawa Marion Willis Ray Vincennes John Slughes Warren Robinson Rensselaar Henry Leachman Chas, Leachman Clayton Brazil Merle Yocum Barker John Barker Lafayette Vigo County Vatderburg William Funk Kokomo Walnut Street Ilenry Pingree Samuel €. Allman Fontanet Powder Mills Indiana Powder Company Manitou Rochester John A. Brautigan Jeffersonville Louisville Pennsylvania Lines Baker’s Bridge Austin Indiana Building and Loan Association Taylor Hart James W. Carlisle Algiers William J. Everett Indianapolis Warren W. Geddes Kendallville Mathias Hoetger Elk Charles E. Hoffman New Albany John N. Ranger Edwin 8. Richards Hi. Manes Indi

Bloodless South American Crisis Shapes Regional Powers

The article outlines a tense, bloodless upheaval across northern South America. Rebels in Colombia, backed by conservatives, threaten to ignite wider conflict with Venezuela, Nicaragua, Ecuador, and Bolivia allied through Liberal and Conservative factions. International tensions loom as talks of a Gran Colombia-style federation surface amid regional intrigues.

South America United States Columbia Veneguela Calombia Cis Colombia Ciprini Cirsero Venesiuela Venesiehra Coloncoinaire Ecnador Nicaragua Venezuela Denader Castroe Aga “Gran Colombia

To Please His Mother A Prisoner Confesses Burglary Diamonds

A man formerly imprisoned for murder and burglary confessed to stealing diamonds worth 1021 dollars to please his ailing mother. He returned the gems to the owner and saved an innocent Negro couple from wrongful imprisonment for his crime.

New York State

Train Safe Is Looted Near Eving Tex

Five bandits held up and robbed a Number One Cotton Belt passenger train near Banffite, Texarkana region. Conductor Sean Strong and Engineer Henderson were forced to stop and surrender the engine and mail and express cars were opened. The robbers, including an expert engine driver, commandeered the locomotive and seized a large booty before fleeing with the mail.

Tex Texarkana Charrge Seanstrong Henderson Ylan Tulle

Steel Strike Persists Amid Shifts in Pittsburgh Mills

The steel strike shows little overall change with Pittsburgh mills strengthening where operations resume and two Painter plant units added. Strikers press non union roll organization. ports fear ore mining halt without swift production restoration. National figures from a New York conference include Schwab, Gompers, Mitchel, Jenks, Easley, and White in a peace-discussion seek action to end the industrial war.

Pittsburg Mannuufacturers Civic Federation Bellaire Mingo Junction McKeesport Wheeling United States Steel Corporation New York Charles M. Schwab Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor John Mitchel United Mine Workers’ Association Prot Jenks The Industrial Commission HR. M. Easley Harry White Garment Workers’ Association Samuel Lompers teAath Theodore J. Shaffer Amalgamated Asociation

New York Police Scandal Involves Philbin And Devery

The New York police probe centers on District Attorney Eugene Philbin and Police Chief William Devery. Philbin presses to identify those behind crimes aided by the department while Devery faces scrutiny as disclosures fuel sensational gossip in the metropolitan press.

New York City Eugene Philbin William 8. Devery Devery

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