Cattle and trade notes from European reports
American and European trade details describe Liverpool and Glasgow markets. Cattle from the United States are praised in Liverpool but sheep are said to lack flavor. apples and wheat influence imports. The passage covers hog meats, tobacco, canned goods, and general commodity movements. Labor Day observances and speeches report in St. Louis, Terre Haute, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Indianapolis.
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United States
Great Britain
Liverpool
Neal
Europe
Liverpool Consular
Germany
Holland
Canada
Provision Trade Association
Australia
Consul Neal
Hull
America
Glasgow
Consul Morse
Belfast
Black Sea
Consular
Atlantic
Terre Haute
Fair Ground
Senator Voorhees
Colonel McLean
Pensions
Voorhees
Debs
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Atreeta
Concordia Park
Cleveland
Ohio
Buffalo
N. Y
Germania Park
Indianapolis
State Fair Grounds
John McBride
American Federation of Labor
Labor's Big Jubilee Demonstrations Across United States
Labor celebrations spanned many cities with large parades and gatherings. In Chicago about 15 000 marchers formed rival parades but no trouble occurred. Detroit leaders attended Ogden's Grove as McGann and Pingree spoke. The Labor Congress held a grand evening demonstration at the Auditorium with Keir Hardie and John Swinton. New York saw no general parade as unions chose personal observance.
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United States
Chicago
Congress
Man McGann
Pingree
Detroit
Ogden's Grove
New York
Gmombera
Seaboard Wins Georgia Supreme Court Railroad Case
Supreme Court of Georgia rules in favor of Seaboard Air Line in a boycott dispute with Western and Atlantic and Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroads. Court holds contract to interchange through and local business binds carriers to through rates and protections, restraining selective favorable terms. Also notes Asiatic cholera in Tarnopol and other brief items.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Western and Atlantic
Nashville, Chattanooga and
St. Louis
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railway and Steamship Association
Associated Roads
Seaboard
Western
Atlantic
Nashville
Chattanooga
Lampkin
Supreme Court
Neighbors report varied state and local happenings
A compilation notes price unions among milkmen, a Co runna hardware store fire with $15000 loss, injuries from runaways and tramplings, name changes of bands, and a flood of accidents, trials, and crimes across Indiana towns including Warsaw, Terre Haute, Elwood, Greenburg, and more.
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Tuomas
Corunna
Wyman
Franklin
Vincennes
Electric Street Railway
Edgerton
Gypsy Moth Migration Threatens Massachusetts Forests
The gypsy moth, imported from Europe about twenty five years ago, has spread beyond infested areas into Dorchester and threatens all tree species. Massachusetts spends thousands yearly to contain it, but experts urge full eradication within three to four years to prevent wider defoliation across forests and parks in and beyond the state.
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Quincy Nedbruner
James Hoffman
Warsaw
Terre Haute
Jouanna Buncerr
Elwood
Eva Byers
Monon
Lowell
Seymour
Jonx B. Sacar
Fayette County
Tux Columbus Store and Range Company
Cicero
Indiana
Warren
James Devan
Montgomery County
Robert Frost
John Minor
Charles
South America
Charles Roach
William Roach
Huntingburg
Charles Monnis
Wilkesville
Ohio
Crawfordsville
Orestes
Frankton
Lillie Douglass
Joan Wrrentick
Morristown
Jacon Reich
Ilvale
Reich
Thirvees
Harry Mason
Big Four Railroad
Greensburg
Tae Supreme Court
Tax Chase Memorial Fund
A. M. Atkinson
Wabash
Capt. Atkinson
Grant County
Exaiweern
Pataice Sura
Charles Larimore
Monroeville
Shea
Europe
Massachusetts
Dorchester
Old Bay
Fernard
Wide Tires Preferred for Better Roads and Farming
The piece argues wide tires reduce road damage and ease hauling heavy loads. It notes European practices and suggests U S adoption will follow road improvements, despite current noncompulsory acts in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Imagination at the Inn Ends in Mischief
A Milwaukee merchant and a friend, fatigued after travel, open a window at a country inn to improve ventilation. The window proves riveted. they smash it at the friend's urging, then sleep. Morning reveals they have damaged a bookcase door instead of the window.
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Milwaukee
Asl
Cocoa Nut Milk Cosmetic for Youthful Skin
A home remedy suggests grating a fresh coconut and squeezing the juice through muslin to produce a facial cosmetic. Wash with the coconut milk and rub upward to lift wrinkles, aiming for a fresh, youthful complexion.
New Marching Style Promises High Speed With Little Exertion
Captain Raoul of the French artillery proposes a fatigue resistant marching system inspired by pessant steps. He trained troops to run steadily, starting with the first kilometer in ten minutes and accelerating to five minutes thirty seconds per kilometer, aiming for a sustainable pace without excessive effort.
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Raoul
Capt
Pessant
A New Stimulant From the Kola Nut
Reports state kola nut experiments by the army show it is more stimulating than coffee with no bad after effects. African and West Indian workers chewing kola remain healthy, fatigue resistant, and productive long hours. Captain Charles E. Woodruff led tests at Port Sheridan, Illinois.
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Africa
West Indies
Charles E. Woodruff
Port Sheridan
Doom Shaving Machine Impresses Brogedin Prison Inmates
Melochoir Farkas, a cone vict in Brogedin Hungary, reportedly built a shaving machine that allowed him to shave about 150 inmates in under an hour while at labor in the prison cabinet shop.
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Melochoir Farkas
Brogedin
Hungary
Ferkas
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