President Roosevelts West Coast Tour Plan
The long itinerary shows President Roosevelt traveling 13,833 miles with stops across Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and beyond. The schedule includes Chicago, Milwaukee, Sioux Falls, Des Moines, Denver, Salt Lake City, Portland, Seattle, and multiple plains and mountain states with appearances before business groups, legislators, and the public, culminating in a return to Washington.
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Claremont
Posatena
Los Angeles
Viele
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Barbara
Barkeley
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Nevada
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Carson
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Maddie
Ore
Mayi
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Verthiad
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Cheehate
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Saul Fucoma
Seattle
Wavowa
Sendife
Cede
Wii
Reawastan
Wyo
Cheyenne
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Novi Pitts
Neds
Tawa
Imordag
Drennan
Werepord
Rockford
Hoedeliy
Duller
Portia
Paria
Average family size trends across the United States reported
A historical census style analysis notes that family sizes vary by region with New England and coastal states showing lower averages while the South and Midwest show larger households. It highlights declines in average members per family nationwide, cites city and state examples, and mentions a Crockett California plant closing affecting 400 workers.
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Suiles
Sanillo
Ellie
Ke Greoutoina
New England
New York
United States
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Fammily
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Yueh Oeyss
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Boul
Atlincle
Ohla
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Wihermann
Daniel
Daketa
Kentucky
Gulf
Fielullie Arkansan
Toxna
Jorge
Tak Angeles
Plu
Isinehiinton
Charluston
Spokane
Jollet
Topo Coty
Rail expansion plans and large-scale infrastructure funding
A disjointed OCR summary reports a proposed 270 million dollar rail and improvement program across multiple U.S. lines and regions. It mentions the New York Central, Gulf, and Western rail interests, with planned new lines, terminals, and grade crossing abolitions. Additional items reference unrelated incidents and figures, including a fire loss and political turmoil overseas.
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America
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Unien Laeltie
Fin
Sonthan Tuieitie
Northern Jello
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Linsburg
Orleana
Chiense
Canedy
Puetile
Break in the levee leaves Mississippi towns flooded
A massive levee breach near Trice’s Line, Arkansas, allows Mississippi River waters to surge into multiple counties. Thousands flee, buildings and barriers fail as authorities race to reinforce the breach amid rising flood levels and widespread property damage.
Robbery at Obin House in Oridersville Four Hours
Masked armed intruders broke into the home of Mrs Jacob Reicher Morter in Oridersville Ohio. They bound inmates and escaped with about 9000 in notes drafts and 1200 in Whitney money. Neighbors reported a loud disturbance and a family member collapsed from fright.
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Alewie
Etwea
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Tisson
Weil Fook
Witney
Spectacular event with national figures invited
A grand ceremony is described with President Cleveland and President Roosevelt attending, accompanied by military corps. Cardinal Gibbons and bishops are slated to represent church groups. Governors from several states are expected as part of a major national occasion.
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Lonsevelt
Motomath Corps
Cleveland
Cardinal Gibbons
Dotter
Lieatricks
Aud Bor
Bair
Gion
Hendeesam
Frewoyks
Aitciona
Cathie Frardens
Wits
Levee Strain Across Town as Residents Seek Aid
Citizens work at multiple levee sites to save structures while aid requests pour in from nearby zones. Local transportation routes shift to rescue mode as floodwaters surge. Capacity to deliver relief is overwhelmed, delaying all assistance.
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Apneald
Mystery of the Negro Herb Doctor linked to grave findings
Authorities probe 34 graves amid evidence pointing to a suspect dubbed the negro herb doctor, alleged to have administered poison in a murder linked to a widow and her husband. Police search for a person of interest as letters and payments surface, while a World’s Fair season unfolds with grand pyrotechnics and large crowds anticipated.
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Homemade fodder cutter aids farmers and horses
A simple, low cost homemade fodder cutter is described using two boards in a V shape with three foot legs and cross strips to prevent spreading. A blacksmith is advised to fashion a cutting blade from an old scythe and assemble the tool with iron bolted ends for stability.
Farm Electric Light Promises Easy Stable Illumination
A New York farmer reports success with a farm electric lighting plant costing about 400 dollars, powered by a brook. Sixteen lights illuminate stables and house, with voltage controlled from the kitchen. A gasoline motor and generator offer alternatives for those without a brook. Also discussed are high yield claims from intensive cultivation and proper stable care for horses to protect health and harness.
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New Yorke
T.L
Prince Kropotkin
Belgium
Great Britain
New York
Texas
United States
Prince
Isle of
Jersey
Farm Journal
Fragmentary crib safety note in barn scene
Scattered text warns five fet wide path to prevent a slip as a horse stalls near the manger. It cautions about a slight settlement of the barn causing Adora to slope toward the manger and urges careful spacing and awareness of hazards.
Diversion and calm handling of a balking horse
A farmer argues that gentle distraction and quiet restraint can move a balking horse. He recounts using steady taps, patting, and patient guidance rather than force, noting that kindness and proper treatment allow a horse to be driven successfully, a claim he makes after many attempts.
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Anya
Missouri Valley Farm
White Wyandotte prize at Chicago poultry show
Farm notes emphasize careful dairy husbandry with emphasis on proper milking, stable condition, fresh air, and humane handling. The piece notes that a large udder is not a reliable sign of a good milker and warns against careless milking practices, urging restraint and proper walking areas for cows.
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Chicago
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Big Books
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