Tea cultivation and labor in southern tea experiments
The article discusses two routes for tea production in the United States from the Pinehurst plantation example. It outlines growing tea for home use and establishing a plantation, noting climate suitability and the need for reliable pickers. A school program trains local children to pick tea to earn food and clothing, expanding a labor force and supporting machinery and processes in tea production.
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South Carolina
Pinehurst
United States
Summerville
Tates
Orient
Spanking to Curb Women Rioters At Hud
Police and state officials wrestling with a riot at a women’s refuge in Hud. Gov Roosevelt vows order and contemplates harsher measures if milder methods fail. The institution is described as wrecked with smashed furniture and $3000 in damages. Some inmates reportedly chained or handcuffed. the attorney general threatens prison for offenders.
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N. X
Hud
Roosevelt
Davies
SUN
Indianapolis
Reed presides at second session of Commercial Congress
In Philadelphia on October 14 Thomas B. Reed former speaker of the House presided over the second session of the Commercial Congress. Speakers included Lieut Gen J Wynburn Laurie official London board of trade representative and others from Great Britain Germany and the United States. Arnold of the Berlin Chamber and Governor Stone also addressed briefly.
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Commercial Congress
Philadelphia
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Great Britain
Germany
United ‘States
Priday
J. Wynburn Laurie
Board of Trade’ of London
sHerr. Arnold
Berlin Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Stone
Pennsylvania
Father rescues boy from deadly trolley in Philadelphia
George Rahm leaped onto a trolley car after injuring his arm to save his son George who stood near the edge of the track. The father did not see the oncoming vehicle until it was close, then grabbed the boy by the dress and pulled him onto the fender before danger.
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George Rahm
Phiaderphia
Ching
George
Het
Mr. Rahm
Southern leaders press race issue removal from politics
Huntsville Alabama reports on an industrial convention urging southern states to create departments of industry and immigration and to promote merchant marine for export trade. The report notes Christian Jubilee events and a large crowd at Central Christian Church for a golden jubilee missionary society gathering. A district attorney remarks on a trial and a jury's inability to convict.
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Nuiw
Huntsville
Ala
South
eBro
Ian Missionary Societies
Henderson Sees War Issues Strengthening Republicans
In an Ohio interview Speaker-to-be David B. Henderson discusses wartime issues, backing the president on Philippine policy and urging Congress to support the army. He notes varied views on trust reform and says details on bankruptcy law repeal are unclear before Congress convenes.
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Columbus
David B. Henderson
Ohio
Congress
Democratic Party Warns Against Mails for Secret Papers
At Democratic state headquarters in Columbus Ohio on Friday Chairman Seward acting for McLean ordered all county chairmen to distrust sending any secret documents through the mails. The warning follows alleged opening of the Democratic pen in Delaware county while in transit.
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Columbus
Seward
McLean
Delaware County
Bishop Thoburn Sees Philippines Second to India
Harrisburg Florida October 14 Bishop Thoburn head of the Methodist Church in Bombay India on a route to New York while passing through here said in his opinion the Philippines will be second to India in time He says the United States should equip and train natives for services against the hostile Tagals The bishop agrees with Admiral Dewey that Gen Otis is trying to do too much.
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India
Harrisburg
Fla
Thoburn
Methodist Church
Bombay
New York
Philippines
United States
Tagals
Admiral Dewey
Ots
Record Smashed As Court Grants 24 Divorces
Worcester Mass October 14 The superior court held a record-breaking sitting granting 24 divorce cases before adjournment. Thirty cases were called six were held over for later action in the session.
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Worcester
Mass
Superior Court
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted As Cure For Piles
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a reliable non surgical treatment for itching bleeding and protruding piles. It cites testimonials from Mrs. M C Hinkley Major Dean and others and notes price at 50 cents to 1 per package with no opium or dangerous drugs.
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M.C. Hinkley
Mississippi St
Indianapolis
Dean
Columbus
Ohio
D.E. Reed
South Lyons
Mich
Fiat
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