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Waising Ryans Garxen
Carner Grave
Pearcy Avenue
Ioawe
Hee. Wray
Pacmereiax Caurcu
Chorch
Ib Fireel
Hunday School
P. Buy
Gwe
Foxeties Punter
W. Neges
Reaumes
Bateson
Irenal We
Renan
Increase of Bee Colonies and Queening Practices
Instructions on increasing bee colonies through spring queen rearing a nucleus method and artificial brood expansion. Emphasizes starting strong colonies, adding empty comb frames to brood chambers, and swarming control to boost brood without weakening the parent stock. Includes notes on feeding stores and maintaining queen rearing at ready strength. Also mentions a Washington note on protected emisers and copper sheathing per naval appropriation acts.
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Toni
National and World Affairs Across the Nation and Abroad
A collage of items notes government finance moves in Mexico and Brazil, a Denver meeting for the National Irrigation Congress, troop movements to the Philippines, track challenges among Harvard Yale and Oxford, desertions in Aldershot, protests by German women over agricultural duties, and various European and American diplomatic curiosities including a London paper's take on American boot trade and a proposed Geological League of American universities. The report also mentions Venice politics, Italian and Norwegian rescue incentives, and rumors of a U.S. emperor by 25 years hence.
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Abia
Speyer & Go
Mexicxo National Atoaic
Incone
Mexican National Constructinn Company
Raglan Ministry of Finance
Twatens
Kucaia
Atrich Reyreala
Garman
National Korastry Association
Colorado Springe Chamber of Commerce
Washington
New York
Lonton Daily Mui
Aldershot
Yeavanry
Dresden
Womét
Lord Saligbury
London
Edward
Bhsckingham Palace
Arlington Street
Palace
Gwendela
Cecil
Algo
Venice
Franca Quirisi
Dal Abiruati
Senate
Mayfair
East
England
National Geologial League
Stanford University
Geology Society of the University
National League of Geologists
Geological Society of American’ Universities
Department of Ecology
University For Wisconsin
Inleigh University
Unversity of Michigan
University of Chicago
University of Minnesota
Gorneli
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
California
California, Johnaddapkins and the Marsachusetts Institute of Technology
Geological Safety At
Shanford
Rush to MacArthur Hauls Regulars for Philippines Troop Reinforcement
The Adjutant General and Quartermaster teams press aging regular troops to replace homebound volunteers bound for the Philippines. About 40,000 regulars remain in the Orient, needing 20,000 fresh troops from the United States by early July. Transports Indians, Meade, and Pennsylvania sail with battalions from the Tenth Infantry and Fifth Cavalry amid new regiment deployments.
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Wazhington
Philippines
MacArthur
Orient
China
United States
Meade
Pennsylvania
Tenth Infantry
Fifth Cavalry
Buford
Ayncock
Olivers
Kilimtrick
Warren
Logan
Emigration Debate as Chamberlain Seeks Wives for Britons
The Colonial Secretary argues for emigration of British women to South Africa to balance population, claiming a surplus of women and war-affected male migration. He predicts vast development for South Africa once stability returns and says Britain will send strong, energetic men there, linking happiness to women’s emigration.
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Chamberlain
New York
London
Brith Women's Emigration Society
Ubaurberlain
South Arie
England
Great Britain
South Africa
Heresi
Moe
Wouen
Loubet Friendly to America Honors to American Recipients
President Loubet expresses warm sympathy for America during a Paris ceremony honoring M. P. J. Veixotte, chair of the American Exposition Commission advisory committee. He praises Franco American ties and the United States role in the exposition, insisting a lasting friendship guides relations with the two nations.
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United State
China
United States
Legion of Honor
Topelation of India Oricntia Complete nia retTans sive
A garbled report describes colonial administration changes in India with figures on acreage taxes and population shifts. It notes an increase in total tax revenue to 294,000 and a 1.4 percent net rise in some metric, alongside declines in birth rates and rising fertility concerns. Read as a period-appropriate brief, it preserves mentions of Malocizian Shanstake Chin Hills and Skikbim territory with unclear continuity.
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India
Oricntia
Nia
Oucood
Inet
Chin Hills
Skikbim
Treaty Inpaloress Signet and Regional Protocols Signed
Protocols were signed at the Site Departent to Left Tanneside and Secretary Har extending ratification for four British Wort Indian revipteriiy reatica. The extension covers Jasuaris Tritinda Gsiena and Turks and Cama islands for one seat.
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Warlindon
Tanneside
Har
French Guns Show Rapid Fire in Harflynz Tests
A London cable reports French artillery experiments at Harflynz with War and Marine ministry observers. The 120 mm siege gun, new 75 mm field gun, and two howitzers achieved an average of thirty shots per minute with fifty projectiles. The guns demonstrated zigzag shelling without sighting, and field howitzers proved effective against entrenched targets after regaining control of plunging fire for precise accuracy.
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New York
London
Harflynz
Pour Yang
Miicl
Fruit growers face heavy losses from rail delays in California
Southern California fruit growers warn railroads failed to provide sufficient cars, piling losses as shipments lag and the market floods with sound fruit. Shippers blame carriers for bottlenecks, while growers urge urgent relief and better executive action to avert further damage.
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Doudeqiaty
Los Angeles
California
Shippura
Sitrine
Chugeal
Karl Fruit Company
Southern California Wrest Exchance Company
Chicago
Tempered copper claim stirs Seattle readers
G A Ren atroth and ft A Anderson of Seattle claim copper tempering can produce tools and armor capable of cutting polished iron and best steel. Mrs Runafrom and Carrie Hone joined to temper copper, test wheels for Seattle Electric, with Anderson noting earlier trials near Darrington, Snohomish county. Anderson, 27, a Spanish American War veteran, asserts the process will enable armor penetration on ships, while partners boast forged copper knife and weapon potential.
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Carrie Hone
G. A. Renatroth
Ft. A. Anderson
Thin City
Alains
Runafrom
Seattle Electric Company
Anderson
Mia
Darrington
Snohomish
Hensteam
George Tenatron
Andyraon
le Suya
Company M
Iet
Washington Volunteers
Governor Gage Approves Several Bills for State Civil Codes and Education
Sacramento reports Governor Gage signed a series of bills including a $100,000 annual appropriation for the State University, amendments to Civil and Penal Codes, and measures regulating pharmacy and eminent domain. Other items vetoed or approved involve land purchase for Veluran's Home and prison costs. The Senate upheld several heads of the bills. a German population report notes 34 million in 1911 with rapid growth. West Africa talks seek commerce and sanitary inquiries. a murder case in the Philippines ends with a sentence.
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Sacramento
Corleli
Relsha
Marin County
Germany
Washington
German Empire
Europe
Russia
Rhine
France
Death of a Buddhist Priest in Strange Chinese Rite
An account describes Old Ling io-Steng, head priest of the Temple of the Spirit of Light, dying upright in his coffin and being dressed for burial. Attendants misgive as the body rests, with paper cash and ritual fire, as younger priests prepare the scene for Nirvana. A second anecdote notes a bank forgetfulness tale from Baltimore about a child recalling a deposited check and a guard’s joke turning into a scare.
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Urrest
China
Ling io-Steng
Spirit of Light
Easb
Wim
Old Ting To-Sheng
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