Ex-Gov Hoard Calls for Farm Education and United Agriculture
Ex-Governor Hoard of Wisconsin in his annual address to the Farmers' National Congress at Fort Worth urged stronger farm education and national coordination. He argued agriculture must rely on intellect, better legislation, and organized effort to protect products, boost production, and expand markets, noting the need for an empowered Department of Agriculture and countermeasures against counterfeit foods. A separate fire destroyed the residence of farmer Tarby near Glathe, Kane.
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Hoard
Wisconsin
Farmers’ National Congress
Farmers’ Congress
Academy
College
University
Thenmgelver
Ther Tate
Agricultural College
Dulfetin
Iis
Sislesmangbhip
Meredia
Madern
Treagla
Teraser
National Congress
Department of aAgriculture
den- Tar
England
United States
Aouthern Park
Congress
Gage
High Department
Canada
Farmers in Session National Congress Opens in Fort Wayne
The eighteenth annual national congress of American farmers meets in Fort Wayne with Ex Gov William D Hoard of Wisconsin presiding. Delegates from all states territories and Canadian provinces attend as addresses of welcome are given by officials.
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National Congress
Fort Wayne
Farmers’ National Congress of
United States of America
Fort Worth
Texas
Wiliam D. Hoard
Wisconsin
Alexander C. Garrett
Dallas
WD Wuard
A. B. Paddock
Guv. Gharlen A. Culverson
W. ©. Skinner
Jork Worth Live
John M. Stabi
Viinoly
William Freeman
Maine
Il. Maxwell
Louisiana
Hoard
Fewa
Colorado
Philippines
Heart of Wisco
Achenla
Armerican
Farmpera
Nicgragua Canal
Pare
Perils 45 to China clouding Anglo Russian talks
In a Wakefield speech Hight Hon. Joseph Chamberlain says Britain cannot reach agreement with Russia over China. He notes a possible entente with Germany and warns that without Russia deal grave tensions loom. He cites Anglo American ties and hopes open door policy may unite the East.
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Kewland
Russia
Jozeph Chamberlain
Fritish
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Ile
Biritish
China
France
Germany
Ranm
Chamberlain
Tagians
Hobson Refuses 50000 Offer Amid Merrimac Claim
Richmond J Hobson rejects a 30000 pound offer for tires and a 60000 dollar bid for lectures after stating sinking the Merrimac boosted his literary value. The Maria Teresa safe in Norfolk yielded gold and silver coins worth about 75000 dollars. Troops from Japan prepare to drive Russian forces from Korea.
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Richmond J. Hobson
New York
Lureau
Hobson
Merrimac
Gald Frast
Maria Teresa
Norfolk Navy Yard
Musenrim
Washington
Japan May Buy Philippines for 290 Million Claim
Washington reports an official approach by Japan offering 200 million pounds for the Philippines and a government response that no negotiations can proceed until after the Paris peace treaty. A senator discussed Luzon as the preferred acquisition, while broader sale of the islands sparked mixed public opinion and political debate.
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McKinles
Japan
Philippines
Washington
Paris
Luzon
Tie
Germany
Land
France
Russia
Philippine
Moinly
Canal control debate heats up in U S Nicaragua issue
The article discusses canal control between the United States and Britain, citing the Clayton Bulwer treaty and British hopes for a stake. It notes U S plans to keep waterway control and potential neutral status later, with Secretary Hay and discussions touching on treaty implications.
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Congress
London
Bneland
Ibis
Sie
Tukan Pawnerfote
Hay
Kns
Flay
Dulian
United States
Fingland
Great Britain
Wa &Ets
Expedition to Manila via Suez from New York end of month
Three regiments of regular infantry will embark from New York for Manila at month's end. They will travel through the Suez Canal on converted transports with a possible two warships as convoy due to urgent need and lack of Pacific transports.
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New Fork
Manila
New York
Suea Canal
San Province
Pacific Ocean
Treasury Chief Proposes Currency Reform and Bank Notes Plan
The Secretary of the Treasury outlines a program for currency reform including bank notes, asset-backed protections, and a tax on failed banks. He cites Canadian models, discusses national bank circulation, and notes deficits and revenue projections for the year. He also mentions silver coin stock, potential assimilation with currency in the Caribbean island of Corte Rico, and mint receipts amid a growing population.
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Failiure
Itca
Fresenry Daly
Otharwisa
Fional Colms Amd
Fiona Ag Mar
Fiona Af
Caneress
Corte Rico
United States
Tac
Se Tanidte Ag
Daria Rivo
TAGE
Suomlood
Wear soft soles to curb nervousness, says Chinese doctor
A Chinese medical theorist proposes that Americans can curb nervousness by wearing soft soled shoes and avoiding conscious focus on nerves. He argues hard soles cause tension and nerves wear out, while pliable, roomy shoes offer relaxation and relief, supported by Chicago physicians.
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America
Chicago
Alweys Goms
Regina
Iix
Basa
Chicapo Chronicle
Island births defy odds as volcanic belts rise and fall
Since the start of his venture at least fifty two volcanic islands emerged from the sea, about fifty two disappeared, and ten remain inhabited. The tale notes how truth often surpasses fiction with odd happenings surrounding the venture.
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Nintiean
Turbulent Atlantic Talk Mixed with Inventions and Race Strife
A collage of editorials and quotes ranges from Nikola Tesla and the Keely motor to race riots in North Carolina and Wilmington publications. The snippets discuss water in Chicago, patent schemes, temperance movements, and the persistence of racial tensions in the South with varied national voices weighing in on social and technological change.
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North Carolina
Wilmington
Indianapolis
South
Nashville
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
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San Tuan
Pointe Eira
Nova Scotia
Im Rodish
Porta Rico
Treasury Department
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Citten M. Nichols
Cosiox Kinney
Owhoever
Coates Kinney
Biwrer
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Ur. Smith
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Tesla
St Paul Dispatch
Norton
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Spain
Washington Post
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Philadelphia Ledger
Ikola Testa
Kansas City Journal, News
Cat Island
Philadelphia
Lord Beresford
Sloan
Ansious
Boston Herald
Keely
Tig
Galesburg Republican Register
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Tenia
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Kansas City Journal
W.O. T. US. Temple
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Springfield Journal
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