Budapest Inventor Solves Post Hole Decoction With Earth Peristerilization
A Budapest inventor proposes a new method for protecting wooden posts and railroad ties by treating the surrounding earth rather than applying preservatives to the timber. The process, called Peristerilization, soaks soil to kill insects, germs, and fungi, offering a practical alternative in rural areas where creosote is hard to obtain. The concept aims to preserve posts against subterranean decay and infestation, improving longevity in remote districts.
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Budapest
Pradstreet and Dan Report On Business Features
New York November 7 Dradstreet s Saturday reports seasonable weather continues to aid retail trade with holiday buying rising and jobbers boosting reorders. Railroads show active equipment purchases lifting iron and steel demand while spring trade remains constrained by low cotton prices. Supply stocks tighten as imports resist.
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New York
Dradstreet
Tran
Steel
Isatlil
Rf. G. Dun & Co
Review of
Trade Today
Thao
New England
Mayor Offers Chief of Police Post to Minister Shipman
Johretown Pa Nov 27 Mayor Joseph Cauffiel progressive who defeated the Republican machine in the recent election offered the post of chief of police to Rev William Alfred Shipman retired Lutheran minister He charged Shipman with questioning police methods and lacking sociological experience Cauffiel said he wanted a chief who would clean up the town in a sane manner and resist boss influence.
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dJohretown
Joseph Cautiel
William Alfred Shipman
Shipman
Cauffiel
Dr. Shipman
Wat
Beas
Theft at mall in Columbia BC stalls train mail
A masked thief halted train No 65 between Roysters and thin Ally late last night near Atlantic Coast line, robbed the mail car, jumped off before rain stopped service. Registered letters are believed stolen. thousands of dollars in mail value missing. Police have no clue to the robber’s identity or whereabouts.
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Columbia
Roysters
Ashen and Khalin Collate in Wages Gap
A garbled note shows Ashen and Khalin collating ash and garbage on certain days. The report mentions amphily covered wages and a refusal to permit the dwt Cae. The fragment hints at a dispute over payments or payroll practices.
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Khalin
Northwest Deaths and Obituaries Across Iowa and Dakotas
Death notices from multiple towns report Col W B Bell of Washington Iowa and other local figures. Alfred Olston of Lake Preston dies of pneumonia. Thomas Rae of Dow City passes after brief illness. Henrick Beltman funeral held in Alton. Mrs Lou Ferry dies, Wagner SD. Patrick Keenan of Estherville laid to rest. additional references to Haviland funeral and Libby prison veterans noted.
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W. B. Ball
Washington
Huron
D. D
W. B. Bell
Iowa
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Bell
Highth
Iowa Infantry
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Fort Dodge
W. J. Haviland
Olinois Central
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Waterloo
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Mitchela
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Pythians
Chamberlain
White Lake
Armour
Iker
Wounsockhei
Alexandra
Savora
Grand Ofiers
Pioneer residents die in Brown and surrounding counties
Obituaries itemizes several deceased figures from Aberdeen Manson Lake View and Armour. Henry Gibbs aged 79 died after short illness at St Luke's Hospital. John Bleck 40 died in a runaway near Manson. Mrs Jane 52 died of pneumonia in Lake View. Joseph Lester 78 died at home in Armour. Henry Meaning died of pneumonia northeast of Armour.
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H. P. Gibbs
Aberdeen
D. Aberdeen
John Block
Manson
John Bleck
Mr. Bleck
Jane
Lake View
George
Arcadia
Carroll County
Joseph Lester
Armour
S. D
Douglas County
Henry Meaning
Mystery Burglar Haunts Heckentables Store Robbery
A unidentified burglar robbed Heckentable's store within an hour, with money and goods taken at both locations. Local talent is suspected. authorities seek clues in Aberdeen and neighboring towns.
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Heckentable
New Premier in Uneasy Position
The report indicates Yuan Shikai’s fragile hold amid ongoing rebellion. Rebels seize Tiger Hill fort near the city and river, with Imperial troops and powerful guns captured. The regime’s future is debated as moderates and foreign observers question his plans, while Hankow and Nanking battles continue.
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Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Yuan
Chang Te Fu
Jehol
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Hankow
Nanking
Han River
Manchu Women Victims in Chinese Revolution News
Missionaries arriving from Tung Chow Fu near Sian Fu report violence in Shensi where anti foreign elements aimed to destroy Manchus. Rebels attacked, many Manchus slain, Manchu women said to be killed or carried off. Brigandage followed as city guards and police collapsed.
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Peking
Ing
Tung Chow Fu
Sian Fu
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Sinn Fu
Scandinavian China Alliance Mission
Beckman
Shady Bend Taring Trials Closed in Quiet Kansas Town
Lincoln Center Kansas November 27 The tar party trial passes into history as defendants return home except Edward Ricord jailed on a one year sentence for aiding the assault of Miss Chamberlain. Scranton and six others begin term next Tuesday while Everett Clark and Jay Fitzwater appeal on bonds. Two men may escape jail with fines. others face appeals in December. two defendants not present may avoid jail.
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Lincoln Center
Kan
Edward Ricord
Ricard
Miss Chamberlain
Watson Scranton
Grover
Everett Clark
Jay Fitzwater
Scranton
Sherill Clark
John Schmidt
Tarring
McCanless
James Booze
Chester Anderson
Delbert Kindelaparger
Tohem
Tar Party
Everett G. Clark
Jay Fitsawater
Watson Heranton
Sherrill Clark
A. N. Simms
Milligin
Clark
Fitzwater
Shady Bend Milling Company
Joy Fitzwater
Shady Bend
KB. G. Clark
John Sehmidt
Schmidt
Worn
Jurist 18 Denounced by Divorce Plaintiff
In Los Angeles a divorce case involving Mrs. Anna F Holman sister to Oliver Hirschberg a renowned millionaire escalated as she accused Judge Monroe of being unfit. She shouted and was led away while the divorce suit moved to Orange County courts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arma Akimbo
Anna F. Holman
Oliver Hirschberg
Monroe
Superior Court
Halreon
Orange County
Blockade Proposed Over Dardanelles Neutrality Disputed
Paris reports Blucelan informs France and allies that Italy aims to blockade the Dardanelles citing the 1671 London treaty as the basis. The move follows word that Italy plans broader war measures against Turkey, intensifying tensions over the strait and neutrality obligations.
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Blucelan
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Dardanelles
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Turkey
Duluth Attorney Denies Malicious Steel Testimony
Duluth attorney Joseph Cotton, representing the Locke Feller firm and former U S Steel legal counsel, denies an unqualified and malicious falsehood in testimony given by Dr. H Marta before the congressional committee investigating the United States Steel Corporation. He telegrammed Augustus Branley, chairman of the committee, today.
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Duluth
Minn
H. Marta
Congressional
United States Steel Corporation
Joseph Cotton
Lockefeller Interewia
Lion Range
Augustus, Branley
Divorce Court Grants Absolute Divorce in Family Turmoil
Luverne Minn November 27 Judge Nelhow of the district court granted Mrs Laura Kirkham an absolute divorce from James Kirkham after extended family disputes. The court noted long airing of troubles and eventual reconciliation was not achieved. Mrs Kirkham was awarded custody of all the children and alimony.
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Luverne
Minn
B&b
Nelwow
District Court
Mra
Lauhbes
Kirkham
James I
Beattie Confesses as Death Approaches in Electric Chair
Richmond dispatch reports that Beattie Jr. admitted guilt before execution at 7 23 am in the electric chair. He acknowledged the murder of his wife and expressed remorse while officials and ministers announced the public confession. Family not present, witnesses later observed the somber scene as the condemned man died instantly.
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Clay Beattie, Jr
Aowntown
J. Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
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Beatie
Fix
Superintendent Wood
Dr. Fix
Geattle
Beattle
Douglas Beattie
Heattle
Tts
Henry Clay Beattle, Jr
Beatle
Kix
Tar party crowd must serve year for foul attack
Lincoln Center Kansas reports a jury found two defendants John Sohmidt and Sherrill Clark guilty of assault and battery in the tar party case. A. N. Simms was acquitted. Ed Ricard received a one year sentence for decoying Miss Mary Chamberlain to the tar site. Others were sentenced to one year each. a hung jury occurred on remaining counts.
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Lincoln Center
Kan
John Sohmidt
Errill Clark
Grover
A. N. Simms
Ed Ricard
Mary Chamberlain
Delay for Packers in Sherman law case
Judge Carnier ruled a compromise on nine Chicago packers appeal delaying trials set for Monday. The trial may begin with juror examination but no witnesses will be examined until the Supreme Court rules on the constitutionality of the Sherman act section involved.
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Chicago
Carnier
Supreme Court
Bherman
Grey May Quit Cabinet After Foreign Policy Speech
London reports say Sir Edward Grey will retire from the cabinet after his November 27 foreign relations exposition in the House of Commons and that James Bryce may succeed him if confidence in the policy holds. Tokyo announces the death of Marquis Judyo Komura, ex-foreign minister and privy counsellor.
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London
Edward Grey
James Bryce
United States
Tokyo
Judyo Komura
Counellor
Motor Cars Collision Near Jeyville injures twelve
Mysterious railcar crash in Kaun County between eastbound wagon and West WOUGD train near Jeyville injured twelve passengers. Conductor J Cooper, from Hiawatha, Kaw, was badly hurt, fate uncertain. Mistake in order cited as probable cause.
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Eaat Hound
West
Jeyville
Kaun
Tare
Man Fires Shots Wounding Father In Law and Mother In Law
In Cordell Oklahoma William Davis, a jail inmate, fired at his father in law Vaughe and Myrtle Vaughn injuring none and causing a public disturbance. The incident left a 681 LAc man seriously wounded and prompted police response.
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Cordell
William Davis
Olean
Peniareny
Hte Vaughe
Inlaw
Myrtle Vaughn
Mlaternlaw
Priests Welcome Two American Cardinals in Rome
In Rome on November 24 Cardinal-designates John M. Varley and Diomede Falconio arrived to a cordial greeting. Clergy knelt and kissed rings as American officials and priests offered congratulations, with pomp and papal arrangements underway for the secret and public consistories to install the new cardinals.
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John M. Varley
Diomede Falconio
Mgr
Thomas F
American College
Home
Dennia O'Connell
San Francisco
Herward J. Mahoney
Albany
Father Dolan
Merry del Val
Passengers Safe On Steamer For Nassau
New York reports all passengers of the Prins Joachim ashore on Atwood Key in the Bahamas have been taken aboard the Ward Line steamer Seguranca and are en route to Nassau. The Beguranca wire indicated safe transfer and expected Nassau arrival between 2 and 3 pm. Among the travelers are William J Bryan, Mrs Bryan, and their grandson Lincoln.
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Prins Joachim
Atwood Key
Bahamas
Ward Line
Seguranca
Nasauu
Beguranca
Vigiannes
Nassau
Heguranca
Jonochim
Death Threats Reported in Burns Case
New Orleans reports say witnesses in the Low Saece r Times dynamiting case faced death threats after resisting bribery attempts by the defense. Detective William J. Burns addressed the American Bankers association in Los Angeles, while Clarence Durrow dismissed the claims as false.
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New Orleans
William J. Burns
State Secretaries’ Section
American Bankers’ Association
Cummins Takes Lead in Trust Hearing
Washington November 24 Senator Cummins has virtually taken charge of the trust control investigation before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. Chairman Clapp has turned over examination of witnesses to him, naming Cummins "the strong man" of the commission.
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Washington
Cummins Fae
Trust Control
Senate Interstate Commerce Con Tilusion
Clapp
Philndulphia North American
Calla Cumming
Testimony Begun in Hyde Trial in Kansas City Record
In Kansas styl, Mo on November 24, the Hyde murder trial opened with the state presenting James Crain former Independence city clerk who described Dr Hyde Sr accused of killing Colonel Thomas H Bwope and showing the death certificate Crain was followed by Tt Ht Nutehall who embalmed the body and W F Hune who managed the funeral Their testimony was perfunctory and unimportant
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Styl
Hyde
James Crain
Independence
GC. Hyde
Thonas H. Bwope
Bwope
Crule
Tt. Ht. Nutehell
W. F. Hune
Grape Juice Featured At Debutante Party In Washington
Washington reports a debutante gathering featured grape juice in place of wine. Mrs. William H. Haywood leads the event, and Minn Dorin Haywood is among the younger attendees whose circle seeks a wholesome tone for the season.
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Washington
William H. Haywood
Minn
Dorin Haywood
Haywood
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