Mrs Bonine Indicted Over Washington Murder Case
Mrs Din Moninw went to Washington to face murder charges in the death of James Sey mone Ay es a years older man. Police pursued New details show Bonine hired Ayres, leading to alleged civil action and questions of intent. A separate incident in Kenny Meter room sparked further violence as a man was killed by a piercing weapon. the suspect denies malice.
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Mrs. Din Moninw
Lilletedl
Waashington
Bonine
Ayres
Fenine Saya
Whee
Bante
Prise
Colaba
Ghia
Abe
Washington
Preacher's Career Moves Mocked In Fragmented Draft
A garbled OCR passage references a preacher lossily connected to religious figures and institutions. It mentions a preacher of uncertain origin, a university purchase, and a church appointment in Philadelphia with names and places obscured, yielding a disjointed notice of clerical shifts.
Agricultural Export Figures for United States in 1900
The Agricultural Department’s foreign market report shows U.S. exports of domestic farm produce to about a dozen countries exceeded $10 million in value in 1900. The United Kingdom was the largest European market next to 1899’s peak, with notable export growth to Germany, the Netherlands, France, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, and Spain. Overall European sales approached $739 million, with North American and other regions contributing, while South America showed a decline over five years.
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Agricultural Department
Eteca
United States
United Kingdom
Germany
Adil &How
Lesshon
Trugce
Belgium
Haly
Canada
Sipah
Denmark
Ciitit
Spain
British Africa
South America
Asta
Europe
Seeadeins ’ Tyreum
Prockuety
Sintens
Funkie
Mats
Beous
Watt
United” States
Starving in the Klondike report from Nome tale
Joseph Davidowich, a Russian, reached Nome days before the steamship sale and claims Kobuk river district natives face extreme hunger. He says despite gold across the Kobuk and its tributaries, food supply is severely limited and a man and a woman died of starvation shortly before he departed.
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Joseph Davidowich
Nome
Nobuk River
Kotzebue Sound
Kobuk
Carter Harrison Embraces Shirtwaist Garb in Chicago
Mayor Carter Harrison of Chicago causes a stir by dressing in shirtwaist attire at city hall. Officials, including many in the mayor's circle, plan to imitate the display, with a haberdasher already making multiple pink and green shirtwaists for public officers.
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Cajedumiu
Wis
Pletsburg
Wer
Beyaf de
Timito
Ar Ann's
Huights
Brovelyn
Ghapul
Piladelphi
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Boers as Homesteaders Head to Oklahoma Frontiers
Three hundred fifty Boers flee British rule and register for homesteads in Oklahoma, arriving in New Orleans weeks ago and declaring intent to become citizens. Led by Captain Jonbeek, the group hopes to spur a Transvaal settlement, betting many others will follow if their relocation succeeds.
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Tawson
New Orleans
Transvaal
Oklahoma
Jonbeet
Fighting Piet
Alabama
South Africa
England
Stirlng
Kruger
Fosburgh Trial Begun in Mass for Sister's Death
Robert Stuart Fosburgh faces trial in Boston for the August death of his sister May Vosburgh. Prosecution says a family quarrel led to the shooting by Fosburgh, while the defense claims burglars entered the home and attacked the siblings. Jurors were seated within half an hour of action.
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Mip
Slater
Robert Stuart Mosburgh
May J. Vosburgh
Bietsafield
Mass
Fosburgh
New England
Posburgh
Robert
Condition of Crops Report on General Drought
The weekly crop report notes widespread heat and little rain from Missouri and Mississippi valleys to the central Rockies. Temperatures often exceed 100 degrees daily, injuring corn and other crops while eastern areas see rains. Iowa Nebraska and northern Missouri show better prospects with early rains, while Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri report irreparable damage to early corn and cotton in affected districts.
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Bulreads
Baysotel
Mississippi
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Rocky Mountain Region
West Gulf States
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
Atlantic
Allaatiy
Pacific Coast
Washington
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Arkansa God
Ealt
Ouin Valley
Atlantic Coast
North Pacific Coast
Barnes
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Eouth
Tetas
United States Army Costs Lead Global Military Spending
Analysis shows the US army costs about 114 million dollars annually for 76 000 soldiers, far surpassing other nations. France, Russia, Italy, Austria, and Germany are noted for larger establishments at varying price points, with the US claiming best military size and efficiency. The piece also covers Postmaster General Smith's new mail order reforms and U S foreign trade figures, plus a diplomatic protest over Italian lynching incidents in New Orleans and Washington relations.
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Gastone
Italy
Germany
United States
France
United States Army
Austria
New Orléans
Harrison
Baron Fayn
Washington
State Department
el Miss
Spo
Bélasission
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