Foreign Policy and Global Turmoil Across Continents
Reports indicate Von Buelow may resign before the Reichstag adjourns while Badeni dies in Vienna. Colombia faces political collapse after Reyes departs, with armed clashes and a government crisis. 250 Austrian soldiers and 60 gendarmes are captured on a Servian island. Belgrade protests Vienna.
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von Buelow
Reichstag
Koelnische Zeitung
Casimir Badeni
Vienna
Count Casimir Badeni
Poland
Colombia
Reyes
Europe
Hermann Schmittman
Waldemar Schmittman
Ascherleben
Solstedt
Baranquilla
Gonzales Valencia
Belgrade
Drina
Haakow- Sze-Chuen
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Inquiries Led Into Deaths and Political Moves Across Nations
Commander John Hood heads a board to probe Lieutenant James M. Sutton's 1907 Annapolis death. Ernest Pickhart dies in a London hotel from a sleep-inducing drug overdose. he was the ex-husband of the late Robert Roosevelt's stepdaughter. An Indian school abuse inquiry opens at Carlisle led by Inspector E. P. Holcomb. The German emperor may appoint von Bechmann-Hollweg as chancellor candidate. Sioux City floods and a Duluth lumber fire cause heavy losses. George F. Pollock dies in Boyds Massachusetts. Nebraska bank guaranty law faces a possible year-long injunction. Germany boosts taxes on beer tobacco and brandy. Tennessee senators press for census supervisors. Ernest Everett seeks his wife in Denver. James Yadkin Joyner elected president of the National Education Association. A Kansas City church celebration yields fatalities and injuries. Mrs Mary Copley Thaw prepares an 8000-word booklet on Harry K. Thaw. Nebraska governor may call an extra session to pass a new guaranty law. John D. Rockefeller increases donations to the General Education Board by 10 million dollars, bringing total gifts to 52 million.
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John Hood
James M. Sutton
Marine Corps
Annapolis
Ernest W. S. Pickhart
New York
London
Pickhart
Robert Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
James R. Wheeler
Carlisle
E. P. Holcomb
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Prince von Buelow
von Bechmann-Hollweg
Sioux City
Duluth
Minn
George F. Pollock
General Land Office
Roosevelt
Boyds
van Deventer
T. C. Munger
Nebraska Bank
Germany
Taylor and Frazier
Tennesse
Ernest L. Everett
Box Butte County
Neb
Denver
James Yadkin Joyner
North Carolina
National Educational Association
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Kansas City
Mary Copley Thaw
Pittsburg
Harry K. Thaw
Nebraska
John D. Rockefeller
General Education Board
Mr. Rockefeller
Washington Implements Tariff Conference and Budget Outlook
Senate conference on the tariff bill to be represented by eight members eight seniority based selections. Republican members Aldrich Burrow Penrose Hale Cullom and Democrats Daniel Money Bailey. Analysts doubt savings of 30 to 50 million will materialize and warn of a looming rise in the national budget. Also notes forest reseeding experiments, Chicago Union League invitation to Dolliver, hog cholera research aid, and Omaha notices on methodical appointments including Roberts and Campbell.
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Aldrich
Burrow
Penrose
Hale
Cullom
Daniel
Money
Bailey
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
United States
A. B. Cummins
Iowa
Fifty-third Regiment Band
Fort Dodge
Hawkeye Club
Spokane
Wash
Natatorium
Union League Club of Chicago
Dolliver
Washington
Kansas City
Wilson
C. J. Shiler
Church Howe
Manchester
England
Howe
Nebraska
John W. Roberts
Lincoln
Agricultural Department
C. E. Campbell
Omaha
Army
Supreme Court Denies Thaw Removal Motion
Justice Gaynor denied the motion to move the Thaw sanity hearing from Weatchester county to New York county. Mrs. Mary Larned Dorrance Aldrich, wife of Edward Burgess Aldrich, was granted a divorce on grounds of non support. Immigation officials in Seattle arrested Mrs. Vera De Nole arriving from Hongkong for not being entitled to enter the United States.
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Supreme Court
Gaynor
Weatchester County
New York County
Mary Larned Dorrance Aldrich
Edward Burgess Aldrich
United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
Seattle
Vera de Nole
Hongkong
Dry Iowa county bans saloons and mixed notices from Fayette
Fayette county except Oelwein remains dry while Elgin Clermont Hawkeye Maynard West Gate and St Lucas host saloons paying 150 per quart er to the treasury despite violations. Other items note Des Moines press club events and a flood in Sioux City as well as court actions and local developments across Iowa.
Requisites for a practical Kansas chicken house design
Practical guidance for poultrymen on building chicken houses with hens’ comfort as priority. Covers floor space, roost arrangement on one level, ventilation, nest placement, floor options, and minimal contrivances for easy cleaning and maintenance. Emphasizes earth or dirt floors as most suitable and warns against overbuilt roosts and drafts.
Drawing Pipe From Ground A Victorian Mechanism
A detailed description explains a device to extract a 30 foot pipe from the ground using a forked post a pole and a chain. The fork holds the pole while workers pull releasing the pipe step by step with a clamp and hook to guide the chain. The method leverages a 14 foot pole and four foot sunk post to move the pipe out incrementally.
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The
Queenslander
Shade as shelter for livestock across seasons
Shade in summer shelters stock and temp boards on poles can provide winter comfort. If pasture lacks trees, erect movable shade to cover poor spots and distribute manure evenly.
Planting and care for sweet corn on the farm
The article urges multiple plantings of sugar corn for home or market use and recommends rich mellow soil, abundant manure, poultry droppings, wood ashes, and bone meal. It covers thorough mixing of fertilizers, surface mulch with manure, early warm planting, replanting if rotted, and deep initial cultivation to boost growth and weed control.
How to Make a Hoop from Wire for Tubs
A simple method to repair tubs or barrels uses a bent wire hoop from spare telegraph wire. Measure around the tub, form a loop, twist ends, and fasten. Galvanized wire lasts and will not break, providing an inexpensive long lasting fix.
Red Raspberry Cuthbert Leads American Class
Cuthbert red raspberry is the lead variety in the American class and is grown from Canada to Florida. It is a hard grower in the far north and vigorous wherever proper soil conditions are provided.
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Cuthbert
Canada
Florida
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