Long article critiques Platt politics and reform lore
A fragmented op ed laments political divide in New York and attacks graft moralizing and legal corruption. It references Platt in New York politics, temperance, riparian rights, and reform rhetoric, then shifts to legal figures and library reading habits, concluding with a pest plague in the eastern county and rat drives as farmers combat damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anerson
Ube
Ape Derson
Mary Endret
Two Missing Oakland Girls Found In Woods After Weekslong Flight
Emma Howard fourteen? and Louisa Montana twelve? vanished from Oakland during summer, roamed Ramapo valleys and looted farms, later found hiding in a derelict cottage. Neighbors observed starved, tattered appearances as authorities pursued them by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
Oper
Ramapo
Emma Howard
Oakland
Louisa Montana
Exyma Howard
Louise
Harriet Montana
Tidia
Franktin Lake
Lewian Woniava
Aleaes
Night Life in the Woods and Sawmill Fire Stories
The speaker recalls sleeping in caves and bushes to avoid cold homes. When chill set in they used an old sawmill to make a fire. They preferred the woods to home to escape hostility and kept their clothes on while sleeping wherever they ended up.
Died Keeping His Pledge After Duel Threats and Strange Poison Case
A garbled 19th century report recounts a duel style shooting in which William Edwards, said to be from Sheboygan, Wis, was fatally wounded on a porch near Mishawaka. Investigators link the event to a gang dispute and possible poisoning tied to an Arizona Territory case involving a girl named Tier Lyocik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiss
William Edwards
Sheboygan
Wis
South Bend
Ind
Edwards
Mishawaka
Lewes Tani
Ahedder
Rilwerds
Elwards
Arizom
Gils Meester
Msu
Tiers Lyocik
Orrie Berney
Murder in Quebec woods leaves two girls missing
In Rewsee, Moet Cube county, Province of Qeebec three daughters of tarner Mr Sully, aged 16 and 14, along with a one year old boy, were seized by an unknown assailant. A search by three convoys of locals is under way as investigators seek the murderer identified as Whe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewsee
Moet Cube
Qeebec
Sully
Soil and Viticulture Effects in Agriculture
An article examines how soil conservation and cultivation practices affect yields in viticulture and fruit farming. It discusses methods to preserve soil health, manage nutrients, and sustain long term crop productivity.
Successful corn raising reported from Fulton County
Farmers share notes from 1896 97 corn trials across Illinois. Chas J Shepley details Mastodon and Golden Climax varieties, planting methods, pest losses, and limited fertilization. Other diarists describe manure use on ten acres, mulching, and projected yields up to 116 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. J. Shepley
Fulton County
Trey
Waugh
Warren Gaunty
Tihois
Jane
Rohl
Pulte County
M Alger on Peach Orchard Care and Fertilization
The text discusses essential goals for peach orchard management including seedless pest control, tree health, and soil fertility. It covers the timing of micering, the impact of pruning and trenching, and notes a 465 pounds per acre application of fish and potash with the aim to improve fruit quality and yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Alger
Pettier Bug
Claas
Winter cabbage storage and livestock losses in local farm news
The article discusses an updated cabbage storage method using layered leaves and earth, notes prior methods obsolete, and warns cabbage must stay moist. It also reports Jefferson Vee Mr lew Dimon’s cows dying after a barn incident, with disease suspected and advice to farmers to monitor cattle feeds and cleanliness. It includes Minnesota Experiment Station data comparing costs of beef versus butter from cows, suggesting beef may be cheaper to produce under certain feeding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Pacific Coast
California
San Francisco
Texas Farm and Ranch
Craw
Japan
Thie
Core Stalken
Jefferson Vee
Lew Dimon
Harlem Township
Calbour County
Man
Rartie
Minnesota
Cosié
Lochinvar in a Buggy Sequel to Oakman Mountain Romance
James Willingham a young farmer from near Derry Alabama planned to wed Misa Brew of Oakman. The wedding party traveled from Berry to Oakman but found the bride absent after she eloped with another man. The guests learned of the elopement and the supper was served while the groom and others headed toward Jasper in good spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakman
Walker Conty
Alabama
James Willingham
Derry
Misa Brew
Bettes
Finind
Jasper
Tarriet Willikeham
Willingham
Jtl Aetesls
Fragmentary horse rider incident reported in rustic tale
Fuzzy OCR describes a man and horse near Pittsbure where a farmer and friend encounter a rider on a sheep pasture edge. The horse rears and stops as the rider brandishes a whip, with dialogue that ends abruptly and unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFedyven
Ihig Wiena
Peng Ower
Sandy
Forse Criminals feteembher Won
Russia's penal statistics suggest the demotion of the career criminal. women criminality is lower by a margin, countering the view of stronger female crime. Most women offenders are reportedly tremmered and from laboring urban classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Pensi
Crineiogis
Pearty
Patent Claims Draw Investor Interest in Timkine Venture
A mysterious inventor touts a patentable device named Timkine amid bold fortune rhetoric. The leaked fragment hints at a controversial claim about a man and a tangling incident, leaving the overall article unclear.
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Mr. Platt
New York State
Platt
Thomas
Brooklyn
London
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia & Heading Railroad Company
Polteville Water Company
Jenattus
Loin
Walter Senita
Geniua
Frevidenvs Public Library
Trechoa
Guy Mennai
Brida
Lammermoor
Kenilworth
Scott
Lonfios
Boukacler
Vienna
Austria
Anyy
Constabis
Gret
Giles Ff
Seth
Emwe Howe
Eadwarde
Wouleiam Riavaer DS
Tennessee
Tennyson
Pembroke Castle
Gladstone
House of Lords
Academy
John Martin
Meath
Parnell
Marttin
Young Ireland
St. Stephen's
Denison
Martin
Speakers
Lochinvar
Bumor
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