Seed Grain Special to Aid Northern Farmers on Road
Northern Pacific will operate a seed grain special train in western Minnesota and North Dakota in March. Experts from the Minnesota Farmers Institutes will lecture along the route on seed selection seed testing plant diseases and methods to improve grain yields and profits. The trip aims to broaden farmers knowledge on weed grain handling disease prevention and latest scientific methods, with Fargo North Dakota as a starting point and stops at multiple towns before March 1.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacfic
Minnesota
North Dakota
Northern Pacific
Supt. Kaufman
Northern Pavitt
Fargo Xx. D
Mareh Os
West Virginia coal trust and railroad monopoly exposed
Buckhannon W Va Feb 16 special to the sun reports Prof John J March of Minion College criticizes wealth inheritance and urges state control upon death. He condemns the coal trust led by Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads, detailing B&O opposition to new sidetracks and alleged discriminatory practices against independent mines in the Buckhannon region.
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Sun
Schenectady
N.V
Labor Lyceum
John J. March
Minion College
Prof. March
Ife
Astors
Vanderbilts
Rockefellers
Marlen E. Pew
Buckhannon
W. Va
Vrast
Ensntey
Terouree
Coal Trust
Roosevelt
Congress
Sigantle Pennsylvania
New York Central
West Virginia
Pennsylvania Consolidated Coal Company
Red Rock Fuel Company
Balmore & Ohio Railway
Trust
Pennsylvania System
Pennsylvania Consolidated
Red Bock
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Consolidation Coal Company
Somerset Coal Company
Fairmont Coal Pittenary
Pairmont Coal
Clarkshure Fuel Company
Keystone Coal Company
Commercal Goat Mining Company
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania
C. W. Watson
Jerry Wheelright
Three Children Scalded in Indiana Home Tragedy
In Ball Indiana February a malfunctioning kitchen stove toppled, pouring boiling water on three Brown children. One infant seven months old died. another remains in critical condition, and a third is expected to recover as doctors treat severe burnsmedial reports state.
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Ball
Ind
Albert Brown
Quail From East Brought To Indiana Statehouse
Quail from Wellfleet Massachusetts arrive at the Indiana statehouse on the third floor. E E Earle chief deputy fish and game warden and a deputy playfully imitate the birds as the box is opened. The birds will be released near Marshal Pugh’s area when weather allows. Funded by the League of American Sportsmen, first quail restocking effort and will be guarded carefully.
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Statehouse
Bob White
E. E. Earle
Fish and Game Warden
Wellafleet
Masa
Marshal Pugh
League of American Sportsmen
Red Rock coal deal amid railroad switch gambit in Columbus
A muddled tale from three years ago recalls a mine owner’s failed Red Rock property sale. An eastern railroad trust proxy offered to buy at a high price if a switch rights deal was granted, demanding a $50,000 deposit as forfeiture and hinting at favorable Tallrow support, with a Columbus meeting referenced.
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D& C
Alrials
Red Rock
United States Court of This Circuit
Interstate Commerce Commission
B&o
Buckhannon River Coal Company
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Ted Rock
Boweht
Lwe
New York
Eastern Railroad-Courttrust
Columbus
Ihr
Fragmentary medieval walls described in distorted text
The readable parts mention thick walls of castles built by Ene Jaw and William the Conqueror. References to the castles Musings and Wantset describe keeps and towers with walls of uncertain measurements. The garbled wording suggests observations on fortifications and turtification without clear dates or places.
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Ene- Jaw
Willian
Most Noted Infidel Spoke God's Name Before He Died
Special to The Swa Lexington February report on Charles Chilton Moore famed infidel founder of the Bluegrass Blade. Moore, once a Confederate soldier and ministerial candidate, quit the ministry after a debate and became a caustic writer. He was briefly jailed for distributing impure literature but pardoned by President McKinley. His Lexington welcome crowd praised his private life and perceived sincerity as he neared death, with his wife recalling his expressed gratitude to God for the day and what God had done.
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Swa
Lexington
Charles Chilton Moore
Bluegrass Blade
Robert Inxersoll
Harton Stone
Alex. Campbell
Campbellite Eect
Christian Church
Moore
McKinley
Pei
Incorporations Formed for Mills and Brown Brothers
The West Middleton Mill and Elevator Company has incorporated with 10000 capital stock and directors E W Phares J M Middleton W F Newby and J Te Dimitl. The Malay Gorape Holineax Association of Evansville lists incorporators A B Cody C W Hardy L M Earl J E Romsey and CG Davis. Brown Brothers ManufacturingCompany of Nappanee shows 325000 capital stock with John W Brown John W Besburgh Frank Coats Charles Kidts and Judson Mreger as directors.
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West Middleton
Evaheville
A.B. Cody
C. W. Hardy
L. M. Earl
J. E. Romsey
CG Davis
Brown Brothers Manufacturing Company
Nappanee
John W. Brown
John W. Besbursh
Frank Coats
Charles Kidts
Judson Mreger
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