War Department tests new rifles to replace Krag Jorgensen
The War Department prepares eight practical tests to evaluate a new rifle to replace the Krag Jorgensen, with trials to be conducted by soldiers in the field. Also noted is an event entertaining Mrs. Conger and a report of a train wreck at Quincy, Kentucky damaging a station and injuring occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krag Jorgensen
Mrs. Conger
War Department
Peer Otly
Snooner ‘Teller
Ayeraat
San Francisco
Philippines
Minor Wis
Wisconsin
Henderson Alao
Beet sugar output and 1901 02 production figures
Special Agent Saylor reports beet sugar industry progress in Washington. US production for 1901 02 reached 185000 tons, up 140 percent from 77000 tons the prior season. Nineteen ten nine showed 31 factories operating with 11 started in 1901 and nine under construction for 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailor
Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Sebeway
Carrollton
Mount Clemens
Crasswell
Mieh
Shelby
Greeley
Baton Sod
Fort Collins, Cole
Phoenix Ariz
Daly
Phoenix
Qo OU
Saylor
Fire at Fox Lake levels blocks in summer resort night blaze
A major fire swept three blocks in Fox Lake’s summer resort district destroying large commercial blocks and threatening residents. Firemen fought the blaze through the night as buildings to the west and near Watreet were encircled. Several deaths and injuries are reported as authorities assess the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Dake
Wis
Adlistion
Total Lass
Saeed
Bank Robbery and Violent Crimes Across States
A six man gang robbed the Exchange Bank at Minooka Illinois early Thursday, wrecking the safe with drills and dynamite and escaping with 2000 to 3000 dollars. Theodore Kline, sick with pneumonia, warned bank president Knapp but was beaten and bound, left on the ground for nearly two hours. Other items report a Kentucky farmer charged with murder after killing a starving old negro, a New York plumber caught in a river current while in a sewer, and various other violent events and crimes from different states.
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Exchange Bank
Minooka
Theodore Kline
Knapp
Krine
Ruth
Kentucky
Morgin Ball
Wichentucky Bend
Mississippi River
Shaech
New York
Qenander
Boyte
Third Street
oNide Avenue
East Ketty
Pitty Third Street
Tornado Strikes Ogita Coliseum and Omaha Streets
A northwest storm hit Omaha early Tuesday, wrecking the Coliseum building and nearby structures. Wires down, roofs blown, debris across Cuming and Twenty fourth streets with fifty damaged buildings. No injuries reported. residents assess widespread damage and lightning struck 2410 Cuming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
Omaha
Monmouth Park
Congressional Debate Flows Over Post Office Bill and Cable Clash
In a lively Washington session, senators debated post office appropriations and a Pacific cable clash between Corliss and Richardson. Lawmakers discussed rural free delivery, telegraphs ownership, Philippine independence, and ship subsidy issues amid broad confirmations and minor bills.
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Depew
Committee On Commerce
Corliss
Michigan
Richardson
Alabama
Sims
Tennessee
Dougherty
Massour
Jackson
Kansas
Greene
Pennsylvania
Weather and trade jitters from sudden snows and floods
A chaotic air of disruption grips industry with heavy snowfall and floods delaying shipments, damaging machinery, and widening price pressures. Rail disorganization and labor shortages hinder goods delivery as crops and livestock market reports reflect volatility and cautious planning.
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New York
Science
Brestoe
Coak
Ori G. Pan & Co7s
Irom
Pittsburg
Adda
Cox
Eekeralea Erisaee
United States
Canada
Market quotes for cattle hogs and grains across major cities
The listing covers Livestock prices for Steers Hogs and Lambs in St Louis Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo with cattle shipping prices and grain bids for No 2 wheat corn oats and rye from multiple markets. It notes Kansas Colorado and national figures and ends with a terse political line about a Colorado Legislature stance on excluding Japanese and Chinese immigrants.
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Praine
Mater
Choice Creamery
St.Louis
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
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Toledo Metal Wheel Company
Traim
Volede Oboy
Pasnetaer
Oulou
Inchina
Yoon
soIsr UK
Ozach Thett Meeiner Asert
Ekape
Drounih
Binsie Ale
Staneede
Ffs
Vaie Suleide
Resad
Ted
Newark
Royal
Tripa
Folwaed
Paris
John Lawson
Joseph
Geronimo
Miles
Fort Sil
Chesapeake and Ohio
Quincy
Fox Lake
Rock Island
Chicacole
Neola
Iowa
Veech
Stork
Procutenee Waa
Tae Landing
Twente
la Joonna Central Limited Froin Can
New Orleans
Aranvnie Moo Taighton
National Praders Bank of
Portland
Weh
Abe
Kh Rie
Hertag
Boakh Chu
HG Jacobs
Adseetserng
Everett, Wash
Pde Oy
Hess
Arthur Bouchard
Chideen
Matane
lQve
Mr Bouchard
von Holleben
Dr von Holleben
Bryan
Northwestern National Bank
Metropolitan Bank
Minneapolis
ROB and Elinois Bank
Minnesota
Ohio
Middivetumn
Mnussieg
Imimerint Savings Company
Istese
Brody
Wyse
Rue Montmartre
Agres
Sall
DC Ammen
Wits
Caitote
Gail
Butte
Mont Patrick
Sbredan
Pactner Enmek Eis
Techuels
St Paul
Ohcago
Pacite
Northwestern Railroad
St. Paul
Knox
Northern Securities Company
Hidward Hansman
Chicago
Hansman
Methuens
Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Jen Methuen
Klerkadorp
Farmers’ Bank
Townville
Edward Singleton
John Singleton
Randsburg
Gal
Gitaha
Southern Pacific
M. L Alddie
Juddle
Redlands
Cal
Southern Paciheam
Clatias
Tous Cas
Theos
Niw
Yukon
Drewes
Dek Durler
Artu
Payson
Ardera
Mary Ann
Irwin Bennett
Po Cotena
St of
Mis Fon Garuss
M Lrank Gaowe
Wesmont Nower
Aers Triinsmius
Duns Inuorout
Austria
Tbe Offeul
Gemi Othelar
Kaiser Franz Josef
Methuen
Delarey
General Assembly
Taft
William IL .Laft
Phiippines
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Soffel
Catherine Soffel
Fittshare
Boston
Senate
Nebraska
Mississippi
Burlington
Ioowa
Ofivers
Stave of
Arkansas
Penrose
Weryong
Mr. Miia
Abess
Mr Harts
Sherry
Sampson
Spain
Warreseane
Russia
Germany
China
Roosevelt H
John W. Hawley
House
Enmen
TNA
ALA
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Gies
Troy
Texas
Oklahoma
Kanchi
Ortahoma
Teras
Kén
STE Markets
Colorado
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