Exports Reach Record Levels Amid War News
Washington reports show 1905 exports of manufactures at 543 million dollars, the largest on record and well above 1904. Iron and steel goods lead, with copper and cotton manufactures rising. locomotives to Japan and machinery trade expand as oil and mineral exports stay strong.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Canada
South America
Mexico
West Indies
Japan
Argentina
China
Collision endangers westbound Santa Fe train in Kansas
A westbound Santa Fe passenger train collided with a freight train near Lewis, Kansas. Two freight cars and the rear of the passenger train were damaged. Three workers died, including Drewy Swarts, and a yardman, with Reginney Ramsey seriously injured.
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Kinsley
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Santa Fe
Lewis
Dlewry Swarts
Lfroman
Reginney Ramsey
Boycotters May Lose Their Meads
Shanghai correspondent reports New Chwang officials warn boycotters of American goads their action is punishable by law.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
Shanghai
New Chwang
Argentina's 1904 foreign trade tops Latin nations
The Argentine republic reports foreign commerce of 451 million dollars in 1904, the highest among Latin nations and surpassing Japan and China. With 5 million people, its per head trade averages nearly 30 dollars, and growth from 1903 to 1904 amounts to 90 million. United States ranks fourth in its foreign trade partners after Britain Germany and France.
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Argentine Republic
Mexico
Brazil
Japan
China
Argentina
Far East
South America
United States
Great Britain
France
Old Cure For Poison Ivy In The Woods
The article promotes a folk remedy from Field and Stream for ivy poison, ivy and oak alike. It advises washing with hot water to prevent spreading and drying, then applying grindelia tincture to affected areas. The piece highlights rapid relief from itching and notes the remedy is old but not widely known.
Murder and pursuit amid village upheaval after deadly shooting
A husband in a rural town fatally shot his wife in the street then wounded three children before fleeing. A manhunt followed as residents and officials surrounded abandoned properties with bloodhounds being sought to trap him. The killer, described as violent and abusive, faced a hostile reaction from neighbors and previous arrests.
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Hains
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Juckett Returns to Old Town in Mixed Fame
Preston Juckett, son of the famed Ramsey Juckett, visits the village his wealth has scarcely prepared for, meeting the Oldest Inhabitant who recalls debt, family, and the railroad empire. The tale shifts to an accident tale from a railroad worker’s memory, ending with a lesson about looking before leaping and the old man’s discreet pride in Ed.
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Tle
Juckett
Nat
California
Duckett
Wes
Met
Jackett
Jock
Stock
Berrel
Peyer
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Artie Colgan
Uy Worth
Mose
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Ramsey
Uncle Mose
Deepo
Tubbs
Jackatt
Sway
Caicazo Daily News
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Middle Division
Jim
Woolscott
Waalscott
Chicago
Causa
Fred Me
Wolfscout
New York
Chimore
Harridan
Warridan
Chicago Record-Herald
Ambiguous Tea Invitation in Chicago Daily News
A quoted exchange shows Abe asking to stay for tea and the other party declining in a formal cadence. The fragment hints at social etiquette and a stylistic clash reflected in the period newspaper voice.
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Abe
Volen
Chicago
Easy Task Soap Advertises Germicide Soap Benefit
The advertisement promotes Easy Task soap as a pure white cleanser that includes a disinfectant and germicide. It claims Dominion yellow soaps are cheapest, made from tallow and grease, and imply disease prevention benefits, urging purchase at all grocers.
DoW titty Witen Hazel Salve claims healing powers
The ad touts DoW titty Witen Hazel Salve as a cure for sunburn, piles, blind issues, and other ailments. It warns other salves are dangerous and uncertain, urging purchase from H. A. Dyke an.
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H. A. Dyke An
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