Arrival of Seventeen and Thirteen Year Locust Armies
The year 1894 brings both the seventeen year and the thirteen year locusts to affect farmers nationwide. Insects resume their cycles after long rests, with reports of lines forming across almost all states as warnings rise of damage to crops and pastures. Affected areas previously overrun in 1877 and 1841 are again alive with buzzing choruses as anticipation grows for the coming onslaught.
Locust Predictions Span Northern and Southern Regions
An entomologist’s forecast traces the 11 year locust brood from Schuylerville to Texas and the Carolinas, noting disputed damage from nest-building on tree branches. Reports show heavy local devastation where the insects have already appeared, with crops and vegetation suffering despite birds hogs and fowls feeding on them. Farmers are urged to protect orchards by diverting poultry and swine to consume the pests before they reach trees.
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Schuylerville
Fort Miller
N. Y
Hudson
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Illinois
Illinoia
Missouri
Louisiana
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Kentucky
Tnnessee
Alabama
Georga
Texas
New York
Ince
Baptists Convene In Toronto At Massive Massey Hall
The Baptist Young People's Union held its fourth annual convention in Massey Hall Toronto a grand 5 000 seat venue donated by JA Massey a prominent local manufacturer. The hall proved crowded as thousands gathered with enthusiasm during the opening session and police reported large crowds pressing inside and around the venue.
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Maryland
J. A. Chapman
Chicago
D. E. Thomson
Queen's Counsel
Toronto
Itev
Elmore Herris
B. L. Whitman
Colby University
Waterville
Canada
United States
Frank L. Wilkins
Td of
Kennedy
Governor Northen
Georgia
Hiram B. Swartz
Wooster
Ohio
McArthur
Calvary Church
New York
Moorehouse
Mable, Culley and Hall
Boston
Gambrell
Taylor
Alabama
Cranfil
Fretetery
Baptist Young People’s Union
Mase Hall
JA Massey
Massey
Gorman Attacks Cleveland in Dramatic Senate Speech
Maryland Senator Gorman delivered a nearly three hour open attack on President Cleveland in the Senate, detailing party history and tariff reform battles. He named witnesses, revealed conduit thoughts on the Mills bill, and urged a united stand behind the Senate tariff bill amid chaotic gallery uproar.
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Maryland
Washington Dispatch
Senate
Gorman
Cleveland
Capitol
House
Carlisle
Carlile
West
Jones
Norris
St. Louis
Chicago
National Dematic Committee
Coleagues
Julian Pauncefote
White
California
Queer Facts and Thrilling Adventures in Oddities
A collage of oddities and human interest notes from early 20th century life. Accounts range from a ninety-year-old Indiana man Aquilla Robertson to a London robin nesting in a beer can, with tales of peculiar pets, cannibal lore, and a touching act of parental sacrifice in a city tenement.
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Indiana
Aquilla Robertson
Deputy
Jefferson County
Morgan County
James W. Husty
Jim
Africa
Ubange
Father Allaire
Governor Frederick Low Dies in San Francisco
Frederick F. Low former California governor from 1860s to 1887 and noted pioneer passed away in San Francisco. He commanded major corporate and banking interests and left a lasting imprint on state development.
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Frederick F. Low
California
San Francisco
A Choice Game District and Its Unsportsmanlike Trade
The Washington region furnishes abundant game including ducks woodcock and wild geese. Pet hunters slaughter canvasbacks and redheads with heavy shot at short range. Reedbirds wild turkeys prairie chickens and bear meat move through this market via cold storage and refrigeration, with market practices drawing concern.
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Washington
United States
Virginia
Maryland
Montana
Washington Star
The Same Old Butter and a Tax on Coffee
A humorous anecdote about a guest confusing names at table and calling the groom John by mistake, then correcting to Charles. The passage abruptly includes a note that the French levy a tax on coffee amounting to 300 dollars per ton.
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Ming
Judas
Charles
John
Miracle Cure Reported for Panama Postmaster in Missouri
Rich Hill and Vernon County residents recall Mark M. Woodson once bent by rheumatism now claims to be fully recovered after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits a dramatic healing, aided by testimonials and a sworn affidavit, with the pill’s fame tied to a Schenectady company.
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Woodson
Panama
Kansas City Times
Rich Hill
Hates
Vernon Counties
Mark M. Woodson
Pansma
C. C. Woodson
Sormerly
Kansas City
St. Louis
Mudd
Kale
City Hospital
Far East
Williams
Where Bears Dwell in Peace in Sierra Ancha Mountains
The Phenix Gazette describes the Sierra Ancha range in Gila County as a bear country with large bears and few people. It notes that nobody shoots bears there, that wildlife and humans coexist, and mentions hunter Phil Askios who once killed a bear years ago with hounds, outside the main bear region.
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W.C. May
White Oak
White Oak Creek
Mr. May
James Erisinger
Prospect
Butler County
Centreville
Sierra Ancha
Gila County
Phil Askios
Phenix
Ariz
Presence of Mina in a Parish Sermon Turmoil
A curate, startled by the light of the sermon’s author in a pew, regains composure and declares the upcoming sermon is by Rev. Charles Bredley, praising his health and presence amid the congregation.
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Mina
Charles Bredley
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Baptists IN Session
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London
Tokio
Rose Jacobs
Middle Valley
Mich
George Busnary
Dublin
George Humpugeys
Wraggles Run
Penn
Milton
Sherby Hill
Erisinger
Miracle