Earliest Green Onions and New Money Making Vegetables
Fragmentary notice mentions Earliest Green Onions and an Earliest Green Eating Onion from John A Salter Seed Co of La Crosse. It hints at new vegetable offerings and a promotional line from a farmer and gardener, with phrases about Fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man amid unclear context.
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new-Reval
John
Salter Seed'Co
la Crosse
Atasiaswinner
John A. Salzer Seed CO
LaCrosse
Curious notes on wildlife love of the sea and wartime memoirs
A French scientist notes polar bears as the only wild animal loyal to the sea while others resist seasickness on ships. Capt Cecil Battine writes The Crisis of the Confederacy about Gettysburg and the Wilderness campaigns. Advertisements claim cures for kidney ailments, skin sores, fits, and catarrh, with testimonials and patent remedies from Doan’s, Cuticura, Dr Kline’s, Paz o ointment, and Cherokee remedies.
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Cecil Battine
King’s Hussars
London
Gettysburg
Wilderness
Renewed unrest fades as labour reform plan shown
In St Petersburg authorities report peaceful day with no demonstrations by workers or students. A joint commission of masters and workers chosen by themselves is formed to probe wage disputes, with Senator Chidlovski presiding. The Zemsky Leador revival is welcomed by liberals, who hope for reforms if the government proceeds in good faith.
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Petérebufz
Cableé
Chidlovski
Council of the Empire
St. Petersburg
Mali
Nicholas
Zemsky
Winter Storm Casts Death and Cold Across Midwest
Reports from Missouri Minnesota Kansas Nebraska Iowa the Dakotas northern Texas Indian Territory Arkansas and Oklahoma describe unusually cold weather with 16 degrees below zero in Omaha at nine. High winds drift snow delay rail traffic while many areas report deaths from the sudden norther and subzero temperatures across the territories.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakotas
Texas
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Omaha
Roosevelt heads two day New York visit with speeches
President Roosevelt left Washington for a two day trip to New York. He will speak at the Lincoln birthday celebration at the Waldorf Astoria and attend events at the New Astor House Press Club banquet University Club lunch and Little Hungary dinner while visiting friends. In Atlanta sleet storm damage crews persistently restore telegraph and telephone lines as Western Union Postal Telegraph and local companies repair wires and reconnect the city to the outside world.
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Washington
WW. Machen
Post Office Department
Diller B. Groff
Rammuel A. Groff
Mouridisville
W. Va
United States
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
West
Machen
Roosevelt
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
New Astor House
University Club
Hungary
Atlanta
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Four Injured by Explosion at Erle Pa Home
An explosion of natural gas at the home of the caretaker of the city water works reservoir severely injures four people this evening. Two victims are so badly shocked and burned they may die. The blast hurled them through a second story window and down a 30 foot embankment. Injured are Louis Seiter aged 40 and his wife, Harry Seiter aged 14, and Samuel Pfister aged 65.
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Erle
Louis Seiter
Harry Seiter
Samuel Pfister
Bank of Spartanburg Burns
Spartanburg Bank on the square in the center of the city was gutted by fire Wednesday night. Fire discovered at 9 45 p m and a water connection problem challenged early efforts. Adjoining buildings were saved. The building owned by A G Floyd valued at about 3000 dollars and insured. Mayor A B Calvert presides. Fire likely started from a defective flue.
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Bank of Spartanburg
Spartanburg
D. C
A. G. Floyd
A. B. Calvert
Peach growers urge private cars to avoid severance
Special delegation from Georgia and West Virginia led by J. H. Hare appeared before the House sub committee on inter state and foreign commerce to protest any law that could eliminate private car lines in the transport system.
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Washington
Georgia
West Virginia
J. H. Hare
House Committee
Statehood Bill Passes Senate for Two New States
The Senate enacted a joint Statehood bill after a long session. It provides for Oklahoma and Indian Territory to form a state, and New Mexico to gain statehood with Arizona excluded. Amendments expanded liquor prohibitions and set a separate vote for Arizona on its constitution. A key fight centered on New Mexico’s admission without Arizona.
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Senate
Washington
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Committee On Territories
Gallinger
Foraker
Territories
Bard
Patterson
Oil Men Back Kansas in Oil Trade Dispute
A Sunday meeting of the Oil Men's Association, 30 to 40 crude oil producers from the Trenton rock-oil fields in Ohio and Indiana, resolved unanimously to extend sympathy and moral support to Kansas in its contest with the Standard Oil Company. Separately, reports from St Petersburg note serious unrest in Poland and the Caucasus, with troops deployed to Warsaw and Kutno to quell uprisings and Trans-Caucasian Railway traffic disrupted.
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Toledo, O
Oil Men’s Association
Trenton Rock
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Standard
Poland
St. Petersburg
Helsingfors
Russia
Caucasus
Warsaw
Kutno
Arrest of Chas Caldwell in Virginia on robbery charge
Local police in Eynesburg Lynchburg arrest Chas Caldwell after receiving a letter from Sheriff Julian of Salisbury. Caldwell is wanted for robbing a Salisbury safe and stealing about 200 dollars. Most of the money is reportedly recovered and an officer may return him to North Carolina.
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Negro Rifles
Salisbury
N. C
Chef Police
Lynchburg
Julian
Chas. Caldwell
W. W. Reid
Reid
H. A. Barnhhardt
North Carolina
British Privy Council Reverses Canada Ruling in Gaynor Greene Case
The Privy Council of England ruled in favor of the United States, reversing Justice Caron of Quebec and ordering Gaynor and Greene to pay costs. The decision voids the Canadian hold on the defendants linked to the Savannah river contract fraud scheme, potentially leading to their immediate re-arrest in Quebec under U.S. surveillance. The case centers on embezzlement charges against John F. Gaynor, Benjamin D. Steene, and Captain Oberlin McCarter, with illicit profits estimated at two million dollars.
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London
Privy Council
Caron
Quebec
Justine Carson
Gaynor
Juster Larson
Gres and
John F. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Steene
Savannah An
United States
Oberlin McCarter
Savannah River
Greene
New York
Georgia
Canada
Montreal
Extradition Commission
Washington, Special
State Department
Ambassador Choate
Gaynor-Greene
Chancellor
Washington Secret Service
More Election Laws Needed
Washington House committee favored reports on six of eight navigation bills to strengthen steamboat regulation after the Slo cum disaster exposed flaws in current laws.
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Washington
House Committee of Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Bureau of Navigation
Bad Blizzard Teems Across South and Texas Ranches
A severe winter storm grips the south with blizzard conditions sweeping western Texas cattle ranches for two days. Rain sleet and freezing conditions spread through Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee as water supplies fail for many herds and cattle suffer severe distress.
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Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Sharps and Flats and Women Physicians in Lunatic Asylums
An explorer praises grilladion steaks and rhinoceros flesh as veal and pork substitutes while noting general disdain for such cuisine. German physician Ludwig advocates hiring women doctors in lunatic asylums, claiming they ease patient tractability and foresee broader employment. supported by Dr. Krapelin-New York World.
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Heaven
Prof
Ludwig
Germany
Krapelin
New York World
Lock Your Jag in the Bottle Decoration For Christmas
Large locked corks with silver or nickel fitting decorate shops as Christmas presents. Each bottle has a small Yale key, one per cork, locking the bottle as tight as an office safe. If keys are lost, the bottle must be broken and duplicates cannot be made.
Remarkable Exposition Tale From Canandaigua Visit
The Rev James T Dougherty rector of St Marys Canandaigua reports a St Louis exposition tale. He recalls meeting a voluble Irish exhibitor and a deer antler stump embedded in wood. The Irishman offers a humorous origin for the deer herb binding remark. Also noted is a goose farm boast of 10000 egg incubator with daily hatch cycle aimed at feather supply for upholstery.
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James T. Dougherty
St. Mary’s Church
Canandahua
Unis
St. Louis Exposition
New York Times
Soap Tree Soap from Sapindus utilis in Algeria
An excellent soap with no alkaline properties is made from the fruit of Sapindus utilis in Algeria. The soap, about the size of a horse, is saponaceous and extracted cheaply with water or alcohol, and similar trees grow in India, China, and Japan.
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Algeria
India
China
Japan
Rare Peregrine Falcon Shot in Falmouth Me
A rare peregrine falcon was shot recently in Falmouth, Maine, by Chauncey FP under a hat. The article notes the bird is seldom seen in the region and is described as a handsome specimen when mounted.
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Falmouth
Chauncey
Boston Globe
The Road to Wellville GrapesNuts Story from Nut Springs
A reader report from Nut Springs Arkansas praises GrapesNuts and cream for stomach and bowel troubles. A young man details long illness and two unsuccessful operations before relief, improved sleep, digestion, and mental clarity after starting the cereal.
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Nut Springs
Ark
Hai
Hot Springs
Iie
Wellville
Poxinm Ge
February Weather and Peruna Health Advice
February brings severe storms and cold, even in the South. Advice covers ventilation, baths, diet, sunshine, clothing, and Peruna to prevent chill or exposure effects. Readers share testimonials praising Peruna for catarrh, bronchial trouble, chronic bronchitis, pneumonia relief, and overall throat and lung health. The Hartman Sanitarium promotes Peruna with thousands of testimonials and endorsements.
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North America
Frank Cobb
Summit Street
Deering
Er “T
Hartman
Pensacola
Fla
Pertha
Frank Battle, Jr
Market St
Nashville
Tenn
A. C.darth
St. Joseph
Mich
Peruna
Aie
Jr. Hartman
5. B.hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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