Washington seen as City of Churches and Dim Distances
A Washington special notes the capital as the City of Churches and Magnificent Distances with churches crowding the population, highlighting Gracy Reformed Church where President Roosevelt worships and St John’s opposite the Encentive Mansion. It recounts office seekers and tours of historic pews in Lincoln, Grant, and McKinley era churches. Admiral Dewey visits the Capitol urging restraint on battleship orders.
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Washington
Gracy Reformed
Roosevelt
White House
St John's Episcopatehurch
Arthur
Ethel
Satterlea
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lincoln
M. E
Grant
McKinley
Fort Stevens
Port Stevens
Dairying Elevates Farm Work With Clean Practices
The article argues dairying is often disliked for dirt and bondage but can be improved. It cites Dutch, Danish, French, and American dairy methods that emphasize absolute cleanliness and modern barns. Proper sanitation transforms dairying from toil into a successful, respectable enterprise on the farm.
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Holland
Wet Farms Drainage and Farm Debt Risks
The article warns that wet farms fail due to poor drainage, causing mortgage foreclosures. Draining transforms land from pasture value to highly productive, with costs of 10 to 15 dollars per acre. selling half the farm may fund the rest, preserving long term value.
Weather forecast for April across regions shows cool to warm shifts
Forecasts indicate a disturbance crossing the continent early April with a cool wave touching the Rockies and Great Central valleys then moving eastward. Expect a temperate trend with a potential drop to late month after April 27, showers peaking in the Ohio valley and cotton belt, rainfall near normal elsewhere east of the Rockies.
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Washington, DE
Hhsietin
Partie Coast
West Pot Rockies
Wastern
Rockvnes
Great Central Valleys
Pester
Col Rockies
Great Contra Valleys
Ohio Valley
Cotton Belt
Rockies
Grand Army of the Republic Headquarters in Washington
The Grand Army of the Republic on Pennsylvania Avenue near the Treasury building serves as a busy information bureau for visiting soldiers. It offers directions and guidance to those who fought for the Union and the Confederacy alike.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury Building
Bureau of
Diversified farming notes on crops birds and labor
Observations favor favorable crop conditions and high prices echo earlier wheat booms. The text examines grain yields, land values, and the shift from wheat to other profits, plus remarks on poultry income, birds feeding on Colorado potato beetles, and soil conservation through grass. It also mentions a Iowa farm hand suing for overtime, signaling a legal test of farm labor hours.
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California
Iowa
Cooperative effort for proper drainage faces selfish obstruction
The piece argues landowners must work together to drain land, but notes a few selfish farmers hinder improvements. It warns that if the wrong person leads, the community may suffer a poorly supported, widely attended funeral.
Princes Tigers Hunt Record and Aristocratic Jewels Highlight News
The Prince of Wales killed his first tiger near Paiguri the same area where Edward did 30 years earlier. The Duchess of Westminster owns the largest thin lusy turquoise and the Duchess of Sutherland has a rare black pearl necklace. Mrs Morton donated 50000 for St John the Divine Cathedral choir in memory of her mother Susan Kearney. Hubert Croes, ex president of the American Society of Civil Engineers, died in New York. Ruth Wolf, a young Allentown musician, impressed with cornet solo work and declined a Parke Sisters offer. James Gray of the Board of Health suffers heart trouble and missed a meeting.
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Devi P Morton
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
New York City
Susan
Kearney
Ruth Wolf
Allentown
Pan
Parke Sisters
Misa Wolfe
Allentown Fligh School
Governor Pattison Ill. Bulletin Says No Change Yet
Columbus April 2 Governor Pattison remains described as not worse by attending physicians in a late bulletin issued at his home. The statement notes no change in temperature pulse or respiration in twenty four hours and mentions the governor slept well amid ongoing concern from legislators visiting his residence.
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Columbus
Patti
Pattison
Tie
William, Huffman
Harper
Webster Case Tells of a Woman Witness and a Snuffbox
In the famed Miro Bodgens will case in the supreme court Daniel Webster appears for the appellant. Mrs Greenough testifies calmly despite his efforts, provoking his dramatic snuffbox scene and a sharp exchange about past associations. Kennedy's Laxative—Tar advertised as a remedy for coughs and colds.
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Miro
Supreme Court
Daniel Webster
Greenough
William Greenough
West Newton
Webster
Casta
Kennedy
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