Weather Woes Warned For Wheat Belt As Spring Delays Grow
The Beacon reports limited crop damage but widespread concern over winter wheat in Kansas Oklahoma Tennessee and Kentucky. Ground remains frozen north of Cincinnati with little spring growth, while southern regions show increasing winter kill and reduced vigor. Forecast hinges on a week of steady growing weather and regional reports show gloomier prospects, especially in southern Kansas and Oklahoma. County reporters provide averages from gathered counties, signaling cautious outlooks rather than final judgments.
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Oklahoma
Tennessee
Kentucky
Cincinatti
Ohio River
Ohio Man
Tadfana
Texas
Whith
Tofern
Farm animal statistics show overall value rise in year
The Department of Agriculture releases John Hyde’s report on timber and value of farm animals. It notes more sheep and dairy cows, fewer horses, mules, swine, and poultry, with total value up about 108 million dollars and per head changes across cattle, sheep, and poultry. The report also mentions Spain offering Aguinaldo 6000 for each soldier and 2400 pesetas for an official.
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Department
John Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Senopal
Vane
Yale
Thorp
Ae Enomoens
Agricultural Department
United States
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Missouri
Cuban News Notee Reports Unemployed Masses in Santiago
News Notee notes 2,000 Cubans marching in Santiago without work. It mentions new asphalt mines discovered at Arroyo Blanc in Santa Clara province and troops from the Second Winds regiment ordered by Gen. Lee to Isle of Pines. Sunday closings of businesses including the city market are in effect. An American syndicate reportedly bought 2,600 acres in Porto Principe province for cattle and horse ranching. The China of ibaato migrating to Mexico is mentioned along with vague date references.
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Cuba
Santiago
Arroyo Blanc
Santa Clare
Buena Vista
T.ee
Isle of Pines
Santiago de Cuba
Porto
Principe
Iba
Mexico
Vera-Orux
Ten Die in Race War in Arkansas and Mississippi
A white mob in Little Miner County Arkansas and related violence in Yazoo County Mississippi erupts after the murder of planter James A. Stockton by a Black man named General Duckett. Duckett was lynched as authorities moved him toward Richmond. A confessed plot of twenty three Black conspirators is named, with several suspected executions and mass flight by Black residents.
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Miner County
Arkansas
James A. Stockton
Duckett
Richmond
Flo
Willis Boyd
G.G. Reed
Minor Wilson
Silver City
Yazoo County
Miss
Whey
Midnight
Dow
Yazoo River
Women Oppose Mormon Elders In Jamestown Resistance
Jamestown New York women pass strong resolutions against Mormon elders conducting missionary work. The dispute frames a broader clash of values, linking anti polygamy sentiment to a fight against the Latter Day Saints in a heated public controversy.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Catr
Joseph Smith
Brigham Young
Leon
The Beasing of Lazarus Reflected by Elevating Scriptural Lesson
A Sunday School lesson dated about February year 30 in Bethany explores the Lazarus miracle from John 11 32 45. It considers Mary and Martha and the crowd’s response and discusses historic village settings and the dramatic command Lazarus come forth as a pivotal moment in Jesus ministry.
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Lazarus
Jesus
Bethany
Olivet
Jericho Road
Jerusilem
el Azeriveh
Tazarin
Mary
Martha
Tatarus
Matt
Jordan
Bethabara
John the Baptist
Bebold
Palestine
Fear War in Samoa Reaches Acute Stage
Differences among United States Great Britain and Germany over Samoa reach an acute stage and repudiation of the Berlin treaty seems likely. American and British representatives report unity, while Germany backs Consul Rose at Apia. Admiral Kuuta supports British action as Chief Justice Chambers is sustained, raising fears of consequences from a looming conference.
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Samoa
United States
Great Britain
Rose
Apia
Apin
Kuuta
Justice Chambers
Berlin
Uiainimous Elion
Grain Supply Changes From Bradstreet Weekly Report
Special dispatches to Bradstreet's show changes in available grain supply over the past week. Wheat in the U S and Canada east of the Stucky Mountains rose 17 000 bushels, while Europe saw a 800 000 bushel increase in Liverpool Corn Trade News. Total stock increased 17 000 with notable regional gains and declines including 202 000 bushels at Galveston and 200 000 at northwestern interior elevators. Aggregate wheat held at Portland Oregon and Seattle Washington fell 277 000 bushels.
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Bradstreet
Bradstreet’s
Tolter States
Canada
Stucky Mountains
Lerensin
Liverpool Corn Trade News
Europe
Increrse
United States
Rocky Mountains
Galveston
Ontario
Manitoba
Portland
Ore
Andacoma and
Searth
Wash
Hoard of Inquiry Reaches New York After Chicago Session
The Government inquiry panel concluded its Chicago hearings and heads to New York. Testimony from Governor Theodore Roosevelt is expected, with focus on canned beer and refrigerator beer quality. A Morrison Hotel bellboy and Clark Marshall provided largely cumulative testimony about meat safety and concerns over canned beef as sold.
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New York
Chicago
Theodore Rosevelt
S Eslane
Cuba
Porto Rico
David Mleischmann
Morrison Hotel
Comepany
Clark Marshall
February Imports and Exports Report by Bureau of Statistics
The February statement shows merchandise imports totaling 840,200,082 with 28,004,179 free of duty, up about 7,186,000 from January 1808. Imports of merchandise declined by 8,884,149, gold imports fell 1,000,000, gold exports dropped 700,000, silver line ports fell 805,600, while silver exports rose 4,562,190 by 800,000.
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Bureau of Statistics
United States
Fatal Memphis boarding-house fire kills four
A Memphis boarding house fire killed four occupants and seriously injured three others. The blaze started in a second fire at the same building that night with unknown origin. Firemen battled flames as investigators searched for cause.
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Memphis
Avoid the Night Air and St Jacobs Oil Cure
Readers warned to avoid damp cold night air to prevent neuralgia while noting St Jacobs Oil as a remedy for neuralgia regardless of cause or duration. The ad mirrors historic patent medicine claims with strong health outcomes.
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St. Jacobs Ol
Slandered Lady of the House in Sleepwalking Tale
A fragmentary dialogue recalls insults between a mistress and her spouse. The speaker claims past idle work and recounts sleeping walking episodes including carrying a bucketful of coal forty feet. The tone hints at domestic tension and a remembered quarrel.
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Wired Treadwell
Salzer Seed Catalog for Coffee Berry and Chicory
An old advertisement promotes German Coffee Berry and Java Coffee seeds at 15c each, Salzer's New American Chicory at 15c, with a deal offering all eight packages for 20c. It invites readers to mail 20c for a free catalog to John A. Salzdr at La Crosse Wisconsin. Also notes Elizabethan hat customs requiring woolen caps for several ages.
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John A. Salzdr
la Crosse
Wis
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