Hero’s Home as Carnegie Fund Eases Casto Family Debt
Captain Mark Casto, famed for Cherokee rescue, and his wife celebrate Carnegie heirs funding for their son Little Jake to attend college. The Castos, long strained by sea storms and absences, plan education first for their five year old. Mrs Casto’s devotion, the family’s hardship, and neighbors’ cheer highlight a new hopeful chapter in Pleasantville.
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Cheap Skate Gustave Keese Refused Wages in Court
New York magistrate scolds Gustave Keese a restaurant keeper for underpaying his cook William Droop and withholding clothes after quitting. Keese admits five dollars wages for thirteen hours daily across seven days. Magistrate orders payment and return by morning with proof of settlement.
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Forest planting boosts fence post supply in Midwest
Special to The Sun reports that high fence post costs spur Midwest forest planting. Growth of catalpa locust and Osage orange provides durable posts. Timber species and preservation research aim to cut post shortages and reduce long transport costs.
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Trial Cost $3 A Minute For Georgia Conspiracy Case
In Savannah February the trial of Greebe and Gaytior on conspiracy andembezzlement charges has lasted five weeks and shows no sign of finishing. The prosecution has 16 trunks of documentary evidence, only two opened, with extensive oral testimony expected from government and defense witnesses. The government is spending over $3 per minute of trial time.
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Farmer killed by bull in barn in Binghamton
Perrin Lawrence, a farmer, was killed by a bull in his barn near Binghamton New York on February 7. The bull knocked him down multiple times and gored him. Lawrence's young son ran for help to the nearest neighbor but arrived after his father had died.
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Miss Roosevelt’s wedding plans and fashion notes unfold
A world of bridal gowns and lace, with Garibaldi portraits and pale pink tulle. Miss Roosevelt balances wedding duties with shopping, proof edits, and tea with Mrs Longworth. Decorations will feature palms from botanical gardens and the agricultural department, while a Europe trip follows after Congress adjourns. Photographs reveal her in popular portraits, reflecting a growing public fascination as preparations proceed.
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Indian at West Point Roosevelts Army
President Roosevelt approves Knapp appointment to the military academy at West Point making him the first full Indian to wear officer insignia in the U S Army. If he graduates he would join the Infantry and serve the nation with distinction.
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Ex New Albany Doctor Fined for Grand Jury Refusal
In New Albany Mississippi Judge Boothe fines Dr M F Rogers 200 dollars for refusing to testify before the grand jury after the loss of a package from Southern Express. Rogers declares he cannot betray his sacred honor, saying property and liberty may be taken but not his honor. The court pursues charges to identify the guilty party.
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Obsolete railway freight rates recalled in a joking analogy
The text compares current freight charges to an old family comb, noting irregular and extended routes from Chicago. It cites cotton piece goods rates to towns such as Burlington six to eight miles, Maxon twenty nine, Omaha twenty, Holdredge thirty, Denver thirty three, Leadville forty three, Grand Junction forty seven, Ogden twenty eight, and San Francisco seven, remarking that the old rates may have outlived their usefulness, according to Colorado residents.
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