Beet sugar bounty spurs U.S. industry growth and plans
The piece discusses Germany’s beet sugar production and a U S bounty of two cents per pound. It analyzes price relations for beets and sugar, factory costs, and the potential need for hundreds of beet sugar plants in the United States to meet domestic demand. It cites Nebraska and Kansas offers as state incentives.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Cubs
Manila
Sandwich Islands
Germany
Labrador
United States
Alvarado
Alameda County
Watsonville
France
Grand Island
Neb
Westonville
Nebraska
Kansas
Lawrence Barrett Victorian Tragedian of Stage Passes Away
Lawrence Barrett born 1838 in Patterson New Jersey died at age 53, a lifelong actor and renowned tragedian. He excelled as Cassius Shylock and Iago and, with Booth, drew large houses in Julius Caesar and Othello. Critics noted some mannerisms yet he remained a conscientious student of character and a leading figure of the modern stage.
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Lawrence Barrett
Patterson
N. J
America
Shakespeare
Cassius
Julius Caesar
Gold-bug Tom and Mafia Ties Stir National Headlines
The Butte mining Journal links Tom Power to the nickname Gold-bug Tom amid mining disputes. Kidnappers foiled in Detroit demand case vow to try again. Immigrant-linked crime rings face scrutiny as Italians threaten action. Lawrence Barrett dies suddenly in New York from heart failure at Windsor Hotel.
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Tom
Tom Power
Butte, Mining Journal
America
Lawrence Barrett
Windsor Hotel
New York
Newmont Montana Notes Currents and Controversies
The piece surveys Montana topics including Tr and Parnell campaigns, pro war sentiment, Frank Bearp tours, Helena cartooning, and a June graduation at the School of Mines noting 100 percent attendance growth. It also covers a Sherman memoir edition deal, Interstate Commerce Commission figures, and a vivid Dakota War scene, concluding with illness cures via Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve origin stories.
Dr B- and the Hypochondriac Back Pain Tale
A popular physician Dr B- known for plain speech. a hypochondriac patient Mrs Gray complains of back pain when stooping and raising her arm. The doctor jokes about the posture causing the crick, illustrating his blunt bedside manner in Yon’s Companion anecdote.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief from Dyspepsia
Testimonial style ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia and related symptoms. A Salt Lake City resident reports weight gain after 12 bottles and lasting health improvements. Another reader from Auburn, California, cites headache and body soreness improved by the product.
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Hood
T. J. Wilcox
1St South Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
J.C. WilLson
Auburn
Cal
Broken Lines Shoes Sale From Reputable Makers
Large stock of broken lines from E P Reid Co Selz Schwab Buckingham Hecht and others offered at 8.00 for Curaco and French Kid Shoes 100 pairs 1.50 and 2.00 for Kid and Goat Shoes 50 pairs Ladies Slippers 50 cents to 1.00 selling to clear incomplete stock. These goods are the best ever brought to the city.
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E. P. Reid & CO
Selz, Schwab
Curaco
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Robert Ray Hamilton
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Suprossz
Italy
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Helena
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New Cassel
Wis
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Harrisburg
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Catawba
O. E. Morse
Dillon, Montana
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Burfeind Bro
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Dillon Furniture. CO
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Caldwell
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