President Roosevelt to Tour West Covering 43833 Miles
The schedule shows President Roosevelt departing Washington by train on a long Western tour. Stops listed include Chicago Madison Milwaukee Cheyenne Denver Seattle Portland and Los Angeles with numerous brief layovers. The trip features visits to state capitals, national parks and key cities, ending back in Washington via the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Washington
Prosid
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Abe
Madison
Wis
Whukesha
Milwaukee
Ned
Merchante” and ‘Manufacturers’ Association
Crogse
Minnéapo
City Tate Hall
Yellowstone Park
Roosevelt
Réot
John Burroughs
New Company
Will' York
Lelonstone-Aatonal
Mak. Pitcher
Breabence
Livingston
Moat
Allinsee
Neb
Grank Island
Hastings
Linea
Fremont
Omaha
Omiba
Shenandoah
Clarinda
van Wert
Osceola
Des Moines
Onkaivora
Ottumwa
Ani
Keukuk
Quipey
Kan
Lawrence
Topeka
Dar
Manvhattan
Tunction City
Aulene
Salina
Eilesworth
Tusrei
Hay
Waheny
Sieron Eprings
Kean
Jnive Everine
Nharea Bprines
Mat
Cheyenne
Colorada Fringe
Trinidad
Hanla Fe
Albuquerque
Way
Dey
Graog Cou- For
Ari
Seilgsan
Barstow
Cal
Redlands
San. Bernardine
Chiréméni
Pagadena
Los Angeles
Eari
Santa ‘Barbara
Monterey
Santa Cruz
Baeimento
Redding
Cals
Lleida
Ashland
Ore
Haier
Portland
Preataéat - Figotte
Chealls
Centralia
Olympia
Tacoma
Puget Sound
Bremerton
Everett
Seattle
Ellensburg
North Xukima
Parco
Waltuh
Wallace
Ban
Pratideco
Carl Adsho
Ayiv
Helena
Mont
Bie
Dertag
Hutte
Idaho
Pocateho
Boise
Nampa
Mountily
Ogden
Utah
Evanston
Laramie
Wya
Rai
Clerence
Helpeward
Whebington
Nort Tatts
TUNE
Vresident
Tonching
Cowach Biuls
Nerrivon
Fort Dodge
Cedar Folly
Laibuque
Reepart
Rockford
Tinchelly
Aurore
Jojet
Dowden
Bonifac
Leakiztoo
Mevralugian
Penney
Hones
Average family size declines across the United States
The article notes a general drop in average household size since 1950, with the largest families in the Deep South and mountain states while cities like Los Angeles and Tampa report smaller household sizes. It traces regional variations and highlights factors such as employment and migration shaping family demographics.
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TSR
England
New York
Tennsylvania Setions
Indiana
Central States
Gnlf
Arkatsss
Texas
Mountain
Utah
Iris
Los Angeles
Tac Igville
Fla
I Binghamey
Charleston
Spokane
Plaveri Mass
Santh Omaha
Tasesie
el Town
Woonsacken
Rockford
Diewen
Railroad spending to exceed 270 million dollars in year
The article reports that nearly 270 million dollars will be appropriated for railroad improvements this year. Major allocations include New York Central and Vanderbilt lines, Wabash, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul, Great Northern, Southern Pacific, and others with large terminal and grade-crossing projects.
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Wabash Railroad
Chian Bacilie
Kanthers Pacific
Tattis
Sanz Ryck
Isla
I Great Northern
Misseouri Pacific
Exakkelooo
Northwestern
Soglome
Central Staten
New York Central
New York City
Wabash
Ita
Atlantic Seaboard
Hts
Pittsburg
Ithis i
Ciris Mut
Fie Prises
Tis
New Orleans
Memphis
Crescent City
Chicago
Trade Review: Wages, stocks, and rail activity signal shift
The Weekly Trade Review notes heavy wage distribution boosting retail and active trade in the anthracite region while stock levels run low and shipments face occasional delays. It cites rising railway earnings, strong copper, and persistent demand for machinery, with cautious buyers and weather dampening some markets.
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New York
Peranot
Chicago
Tully
Sellera
Marancha
Ani Prines
Chicago Cattle and Grain Prices Amid Mixed Market Activity
Historical market notes show Chicago fare for cattle at prime and choice ranges, hogs shipping grades, and mixed corn and wheat prices. Detroit and Milwaukee reports add regional price shifts for cattle, sheep, oats, rye, and local grain qualities, with several prices in dollars per hundredweight and bushels listed across multiple markets.
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St. Lewis
Sidi
Cincinnati
Detroit
F.C
Milwaukee
Harley
Toledo
Lower Mississippi flood fears and guard actions across the delta
The piece describes rising Mississippi river flood danger from Memphis to New Orleans with levees, sentinels, and vigilant planters. It notes armed convicts guarding embankments, the threat of sabotage by cutting levees, and public fear of a disaster possibly surpassing recent floods.
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Siento
Jae
Niins
Feria
Mississippi River
Iver
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Ohio
Missouri
Mississinpi
Tribnearies
Avithin
Memphis
New Orleans
Steven Ey Roay
Yazoo-Mississippi
Conricta
Coal men set free in Chicago jury case over conspiracy charge
Judge Chetsit ruled the coal operators were entitled to acquittal and released, finding the case could only be pursued in United States courts if renewed. The courtroom erupted with relief among the defendants and their counsel, while prosecutors endured a tense wait and disappointed crowd outside.
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Chicago
Chetsit
Dudge Chochin
Tadie Ahetisin
Imaniy
Judes Chetlain
United States
Political and social quotes mixed in scattered remarks
A collection of brief, fragmented quotations from various figures including Senator Sie Laurin and Rev. George Lorimer, touching on race relations, religion, labor, education, and politics. The text also references figures such as Kaiser Wilhelm, President Roosevelt, and Admiral Dovey, with assorted opinions on governance and society.
Movable folding stairs and agricultural hacks in old farming notes
The article describes a folding stair mechanism with hinged sides and a rope pulley system to raise the stairs to the ceiling, plus a carriage jack and movable fences for sheep. It also discusses farming topics including steep slope management, forcing dwarf beans under glass, and evaluating grain-based feeds with price comparisons and test bulletins.
Farmers Benefit From Free Department of Agriculture Bulletins
Six million two hundred thousand bulletins on 140 subjects were printed for farmers by the Department of Agriculture in the past year. About six million farmers, excluding laborers, gained free access as the materials were distributed to Congress members. The bulletins cover feeding milk, garden care, dairy safety, bread making, cane culture, and many other topics.
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Suger
Heyrould
Gottie
York
New York
Geneva
N. Y
Amherst
Mass
Pew
Department’ of Agriculture
United States
Bera
Therae Bordiy
Mira School Growunda
Angora
Otbrenat
Times
Department of Agriculture
Beneft
Demand for Horses Drives Busy World Markets
Demand for horses remains strong in Chicago and other markets as forwarders report booming business. A shortage of desirable horses in the United Kingdom adds to the international vigor of the trade and sustains high activity across major sale venues.
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Chicago
Whalesale
United Kingdom
Persistent Weeds and Salt Brine Notes in Farm Practices
Farm Notes discuss the heavy cost of weeds across two communities and suggest three years of total weed suppression to reduce production expenses. It notes salt brine absorption by water and salt content limits, and warns that growing multiple corn varieties on small tracts leads to mixed results due to cross pollination from neighboring fields.
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