Cornstalk separation device could boost farm wealth
Chicago reports mechanical inventor George R. Bhier wood of Kearney Nebraska claims a new machine separates cornstalk pith from stover, unlocking nutritious fodder and pith uses. He estimates potential U.S. farmer wealth gains near 484 million dollars annually if adopted widely this year.
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Chicago
Stover
George R. Bhierwood
Kearney
Neb
the Tribune
United States
Sherwood
Mr. Sherwood
Trusts are of grave concern to laborers
The American Federation editorial by Gompers warns that modern trusts threaten economic and political subjugation. It condemns laws to regulate or prevent trusts as tools harming organized labor and argues unions alone can guide a peaceful transition to new governance. Labour omnia vincit.
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Washington
The
American Federation
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Federation
Swollen Philippines Rivers Cost Union Troops
Washington volunteers report deadly river accidents in the Philippines. Ten troopers drowned on the Pasig when a raft overturned on August 22. Three more died at Bag Bay river August 27 while attempting to save comrades.
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San Francisco
Washington
Philippines
Pasig
Third Infantry
J. E. Poole
Peter Larson
Atkinson Duped by Stranger Draft Worthless
Edward Atkinson the anti-imperialist leader was told by Drexel Co. that a draft he sent was worthless. A well dressed stranger alleged to be a South American agent for a London machinery firm introduced himself with a letter from Abram Hewitt. He sought details on cheap cotton machinery and convinced Atkinson to advance 100 dollars on the draft which turned out worthless. Cooper Hewitt Co. of New York later aided in loan attempts to Mather.
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Boston
Edward Atkinson
Drexel & Co
Philadelphia
Atkinson
Abram
Hewitt
New York
P. A. Mather
London
Mather
Cooper, Hewitt & Co
New ‘York
Toa
Warships orders shift ships to Asian and Atlantic runs
Orders issued Tuesday attach the cruiser Newark to the Asiatic station and direct her sail from San Francisco for Manila next Sunday. The Badger follows Newark across the Pacific a week later. Brooklyn departs Norfolk for the Philippines via Suez next Saturday. Nashville leaves San Juan for Gibraltar, and Marietta and Dolphin coal at Lambert's Point Virginia. Marietta to Manila and Dolphin to Venezuela, replacing the Marietta in winter Orinoco survey. may delay until after Alexandria Sesquicente celebration.
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Washington
Newark
Asiatic
San Francisco
Manila
Badger
Pacific
Brooklyn
Norfolk
Philippines
Suez
Nashville
San Juan
Gibraltar
Marietta
Dolphin
Lambert's Point
Venezuela
Alexandria
Hatfield Doctor Seeks X ray Gear in Columbus
Dr. J C Hatfield of Kentucky, linked to the famed Hatfield McCoy feud, visits Columbus to obtain an X ray outfit. He aims to locate lead in Hatfield anatomies and extend life using the new device.
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Columbus
J. C. Hatfield
Kentucky
Hatfield
McCoy
Dean's Ointment touted as universal cure
An advertisement declares Dean's Ointment as a completely safe remedy for itching piles affecting all ages and classes, claiming it cannot fail.
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Dean
Bargains on Bicycles at 332 EH Washington Street
Pedal prices advertised at Bargains. Remember 332 EH Washington Street. Phleger promotes bicycle sale with noted location.
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Washington-st
Joa
Phleger
McKinley Attends Chicago Reunion and Clubs
President McKinley visits Chicago for the Army of the Tennessee reunion in Memorial hall where thousands greet him. He tours the Women’s Athletic Club reception and the Chicago Press Club rooms. Laurier hosts a luncheon. Laurier and Queen Victoria toasted. He attends a Commercial Club banquet and reviews the industrial parade before departing for Evansville.
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Chicago
Army of the Tennessee
Memorial Hall
McKinley
Women’s Athletic Club
Auditorium
Women's Athletic Club
Chicago Press Club
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Great Northern Hotel
Queen Victoria
Commercial Club
Gen. Smith
Evansville
Ind
Cloverleaf Suit Ends as Rehearing Denied
In Cincinnati on Tuesday the United States court of appeals denied petitions for rehearing in the Cloverleaf cases. The decision ends the litigation and allows the road to be sold with the receivership raised.
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Cincinnati
United States Court of Appeals
Upset in Hawaii Over McKinley Land Sales Policy
Dr. John Dewey, visiting scholar from Chicago, reports Hawaii reacts to McKinley’s land sale annulment and invalidation of railway franchises. He notes labor worries and a 10,000 Japanese labor demand for sugar plantations, with unions active to curb contract labor imports.
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San Francisco
Oct
John Dewey
Chicago University
Honolulu
Hawaii
McKinley
Islands
Japan
President Shurman to Convene Philippine Commission in November
WIRE TIPS note the Philippine commission will meet early in November. Amid the week, F M Brady a 25 year old New York stock and bond dealer killed himself Tuesday. Free Hoen of Fulton Ky shot his partner then drowned himself. Tuesday marks the thirty first anniversary of Cuba's ten years war. Havana celebrated while the Navy postponed Admiral Schrey's South Atlantic trip due to Chicago repairs. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised by KE Gamble Vernon Tex says it relieved him from the start and cured him. All druggists.
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Shurman
Philippine Commission
F. M. Brady
New York
Free Hoen
Fulton, Ky
T. J. Eversole
Spain
Havana
Navy Department
Schrey
South Atlantic
Chicago
R. Gamble
Vernon
Tex
Daily lunch deal and laundry ad on Pearl Street
A Full Meal for 10¢ Is our Business Lunch served daily from 10 a. m. to 2 p.m. Ladies' lunch served on second floor. Ormonde, 16 W. Pearl at. Selling out harness and trunks. Wm. Vanderpool, 22 S. Meridianst. We Want Your Family Washing. Enterprise Steam laundry. "Phone 1.
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Ormonde
W. Pearl
Wm. Vanderpool
S. Meridianst
Enterprise Steam Laundry
Cabinet meeting called for Friday in London
London reports a cabinet meeting is scheduled for Friday. Paris notes Dreyfus and his family have rented a villa in Cairo for the winter. London also mentions a possible Finglish post office telegraph rate of 12 words for three pence.
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London
Paris
Dreyfus
Cairo
Finglish
Notice to Gravel Road Contractors Sullivan County Ind
Sullivan county Indiana Board of Commissioners invites bids by 12 oclock noon October 15 1939 for twelve miles of gravel roads petitioned by Lee M Ausen et al Each bid may cover entire system or any section with a maximum completion time per section to be used in determining lowest bid Bids on blank forms and bonds required The board reserves right to reject all bids Witness County Auditor J R Riggs seal dated August 21 1839 Sullivan Co Indiana
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Board of Commissioners
Sullivan County
Indiana
Lee M. Ausen
Board of Commis
Ana
Sioners
Indi
J. R. Riggs
Sullivan Co
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Progress
Indianapolis Brewing Co
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