The Deluge of Wedding Night Tensions in New York
In a Brooklyn society tale, Anita and I marry after a chaotic reception at Joe Ball’s home. An anxious mood follows as Anita resists social expectations, faces a tense departure, and we retreat to the Willoughby amid unspoken strife and looming consequences.
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Anita
Hall
Sen Dng
Joe
Pipe
Mr. Blacklock
Mister
Mrs. B
Mister Ball
Mrs. Ball
Billy
Bal
Sherry’s
Brooklyn
Alva
USA
Theo
Hilly
Kithen
Joe Wan
Jon
Allie
Mr. Ball
West Side
New York
Joe's
Dom
Atatrway
Anld Alva
Mpet
Mira
McCabe
Mia
Blacklock
Fife
Theresa
Tether for Horse Described with Ringed Halter Mechanics
A historical note explains a horse tether device using a timber plate, rings at specific points, a long pole with end rings, and an iron spike. The setup aims to prevent entanglement by guiding the cord through rings and allowing sliding action as the horse moves.
Feeding at a Profit in Palouse Washington
Washington State College experiment farm at Pullman fed 18 beef steers to test corn fodder profitability. Steers bought for 26 to 30 dollars, cost of animals and feed totaled 659.55, sale brought 811.75, net profit 161.20. Trial ran two months with varying wheat rations, lots 2 and 3 showing gains and higher daily wheat intake. Project led by BE Kitlet with W A Blatter and W D Fowler supervising.
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Palouse
Spokane
Wash
Washington State College Experiment Farm
Pullman
Palouse Country
Dent Horse Journal
BE. BE. Kitlet
Washington State College
W. A.ink Blatter
W. D. Fowter
Stable sunlight and sheep care in midwest farming tips
The note urges welcoming sunlight to stables, keeping sheep for weed control, and mixing sulphur with salt to deter worms. It warns late shearing due to wet weather, emphasizes foot care and muddy yards, discusses pasture dressing and rock sheep for that purpose, and notes profits in fall litters with winter dairying. It also advises horses avoid hog pastures and to separate hogs from other stock for dedicated pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Train Plunges Into River Trapping Passengers Drowning
A local train derailed on a bridge over the Lote River near San Ponte on Sunday. The locomotive and tender sank fifty feet, dragging the third class car with it. only the conductor and fireman escaped by swimming. All passengers in the third car were drowned.
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Angers
Haywood Welcomed Home After Boise Acquittal
William D. Haywood secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners returned to Denver amid a delayed arrival. A planned large union station gathering and open air meeting were scrapped due to lateness and Murphy’s illness. A committee of 100 labor unionists greeted him on behalf of the city unions.
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Denver
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Minera
Boise
Idaho
Steanenberg
Union Station
Haywood
Salt Lake
John H. Murphy
GHOULS AT CASABLANCA DRAG CORPSES AND BURN THEM
A steamer brings 400 Casablanca refugees to Tangier. Moors attack Europeans at the harbor and at the Christian cemetery they drag corpses from vaults and burn them. Galilee cruiser arrives, troops fire, several Moors killed, consular corps urge restraint.
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Tangier
Casablanca
Gallee
Galilee
FUEL FAMINE PREDICTED FOR THE NORTHWEST
In Cleveland coal shippers foresee a harsher winter famine than last year. A mine owner notes 100 large lake ore carriers wait for cargoes, delaying coal movement. Docked ore delays coal supply and may push shortages into spring despite 14,000,000 tons at docks by December’s start.
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Cleveland
Northwest
Survatlon
Ward
Ohio
North West
Machine to destroy grasshoppers tested in Logan Utah
A described device uses a wheeled contraption with a netted box and tin sheet to trap grasshoppers. Hoppers are funneled into a box, drowned, and sacks filled. Mention of Iron Mountain in Wyoming notes historic ore discovery and abandoned work, with plans to resume shipments.
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Logan
Utah
Iron Mountain
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Pueblo
Judges Seek Writs in Railroads Bribery Cases
Indicted men William M. Abbott and William Brobeck appeal to the supreme court for writs of prohibition over trials connected to United Railroads and Parkside deals. Abbott targets Superior Court Judge Lawlor and Brobeck challenges Judge Uvonne. Proceedings unlikely to be completed today.
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San Francisco
William M. Abbott
United Railroads
William
Brobeck
Parkside
Applead
Supreme Court
Abbott
Lawlor
Uvonne
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David Graham
Philly
Sesbor
Barbs
O. K
Cleland
Washington State Agricultural College
Christiane
Soming Wenter
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