Texas Cattlemen Urge Federal Aid to Fight Fever Tick
Texas cattlemen demand federal government help to eradicate the fever tick outbreak. Dan Mctunningham of Colorado City reports over 16 000 cattle died near quarantine lines this year, urging a united effort across Texas and the north and west to stop tick spread and safeguard the cattle industry.
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Texas
Taranine
Dan Mctunningham
Colorado City
Wall
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Lenal
Cntire
Police Chief Averts Lynch Attempt in Wilkinsburg
John Doran, arrested near Pittsburg, faced a mob aimed at lynching him after a failed cremation attempt. Police intervened as a crowd gathered outside the station, foiling the plan and guiding the suspect to safety amid police action.
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John Doran
Wilkinsburg
Pittsburg
Doran
Ates
James Ro
Eile
Storm Sweeps West devastations and losses across regions
The blizzard storm devastates the Rocky Mountain area with heavy property damage and extensive livestock losses. Railways face blockades from Cheyenne to Salt Lake City as towns from New Mexico to Utah endure fire and wind damage and multiple communities report drownings and wrecked vessels.
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Rocky Mountain
Teo
Utah
New Mexico
Union Pacific—Railway
Cheyenne
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Lfe
Utah Packing Company
Ogden
Ying Plank
Republic of Salvador
Cotepeque
Chile
Panebhiales
Axeclene
Pimineta
Ruatan
Tela
Cl Colorado
EE Proverre
Orinas
Fragments Describe Unclear Local Scene At Memorial or Market
OCR text fragments reveal scattered phrases about an incident, a baby, a mother, a broomstick, a child, and various odd words. No clear names, dates, locations, or outcomes are readable, leaving an ambiguous, partial report of a domestic or street event with minimal identifiable details.
Respite for Mrs Meyers as legal battle drags on
Fragmentary notes describe Mrs Meyers and her husband seeking relief amid ongoing murder case coverage. The text hints at Supreme Court involvement and delays surrounding the outcome of the GCaarn murder investigation.
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Beitk
Meyers
Ms. Ers
North Dakota Bank Robbery and Local Crime Notes
Fragmented OCR reports a bank robbery in North Dakota with mentions of suspects and police actions. The text references incidents in Wisconsin and Ohio birth and death data, marriages, and a Secretary of State notice with unclear names and dates.
Former United Sty of Lenven- Pertan Surrenders in Mo Case
A former United States citizen from Lenven- Pertan surrenders at a Missouri location after desertion of a lengthy sentence. The case details include a deployment history and months of punishment in a military context.
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Lenven- Pertané
Bret Apt
Hecantos
Crushed by Falling Walls in San Francisco Disaster
A terrible collapse of walls killed five men and injured two after a train struck a carriage near Walham Link. The incident caused widespread devastation as damaged structures toppled and emergency crews worked to rescue survivors.
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San Francisco
The Blind Leading the Blind in Tariff Debates
A 19th century tone critiques Democratic and Republican misdeeds and tariff debates. The piece argues reforms trigger panic and uncertainty, notes Roosevelt’s tariff views, and cites Davenport Times on corporate interests and policy limits.
Trade of Cuba and U S exports detailed in broken data
The text outlines Cuba's export share to the United States and imports into Cuba, noting percentages of sugar, cotton manufactures, breadstuffs, iron and steel machinery, leather goods, wines and spirits, vegetables, dairy, and other manufactured items, with approximate values and shares amid a late 19th or early 20th century trade context.
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Cuba
Atte Caten
Ebro Berm
Lie Po
Taos Langerts
Sutton
United States
Trues
Uy Reef
Piper and
Building the World’s Highest Suspension Bridge
The American venture reports progress on a suspension bridge over a narrow canyon section of the Arkansas River near Canyon City. The 207 foot high span will carry an electric railway with flat steel cables, curved girders, and a 14 inch plate glass floor for views, linking Canyon City and Florence with tracks at river level.
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Fineus
Eorgel
Arkansas
Rover
Canyon City
Florence Nettrom
Denver and
Rio Grande
Teachers as Politician Exhort at New York University
Dr Elmer E Virow addressed the School of Pedi atrory at New York University urging teachers to be utopian in public service and resist materialism, warning education faces the danger of materialism and should serve the larger public good.
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Elmer E. Virow
United States
School of Pediatory
New York University
Text-book misleads on Roosevelts and Republican record
The piece accuses a 1906 text-book of deliberately misrepresenting Republican history to sway Democratic voters toward the GOP. It argues panics cited as caused by Republicans occurred under Democratic rule in 1837 and 1857, with lines alleging intentional falsehoods by the author.
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Houses of Congress
Democratic Party
Isel- G
Appomattox
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Cannon
Hod
Trusts and monopoly issue gains US attention
The piece cites political fights over trusts and monopolies, noting President Hoover era style references to the railroad rate regulation and meat inspection laws. It highlights public focus on antitrust themes, tariff debates, and political commentary on Democrats and Horace Greeley foundations.
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Northern-Seambles Company
Paper Trust
Cashy
Eens Standard -of
Griggs
Horace Greeley
Democratic Party
St Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
Republican Asset: Prosperity Boosts Sherman Campaign
The St Louis Globe-Democrat argues that crop gains and rising farm prices, plus stronger factory output, reflect Republican control. It cites surplus growth, improved wages, and transportation gear as signs of prosperity aiding the 1906 congressional canvass led by Chairman Sherman.
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Willa
Sherman
Republica Congressional Campaign Committee
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cleveland
Ramuel Gommpers
United States
St- Louis Globe-Democrat
Stand Together In Trade Debate Across States
The Philadelphia Record notes growing unity on tariffs as Iowa and Ohio Republicans adopt a tariff stability plank. The piece highlights the bipartisan tilt toward revision and hints at broader alignment between states amid global routes and ancient history references.
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Torgether
Philadelphia Record
Ohio
Iowa
Ohto
Buckeye Jury Convicts Standard Company in Anti-Trust Case
A Buckeye jury convicts Standard Company of conspiring to violate anti trust laws. The verdict, reached after 32 hours of deliberation, could trigger penalties up to six to twelve months in prison or fines up to 5000. The case moves toward Ohio Supreme Court, signaling a new procedur e against alleged monopolies by motion and affidavit. Hymns and an oath like tone marked the final hours before the verdict.
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F Sa. Geel
Oye
A. Hye Hindlay
Ohio
Supreme Oger
Steam Plough Promises Faster Wheat Field Work
Western Kansas progress notes describe steam ploughs as replacing manual labor, with two men ploughing six acres per day and labor costs dropping. An 1100 acre wheat operation could recoup the $1.9 thousand device in a few years as fall ploughing rush continues.
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Koi
Kanas Plains
Wheat Belt
Palma Cuba and politics blend in odd debate
In a rambled Washington style column quirky notes touch on Cuba's fate, spelling reforms, and a sea of political rumors. References drift from Roosevelt's English looks to global events from Russia to Oyster Bay, hinting at looming projects and public works.
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Palma
Cuba
Sweden
Fions
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Tys
North Pole
Walter Wellman
Russia
Pennsyl Politicia Doce x
Mole
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