Weather Outlook for Crops Shows Broad Range of Conditions
The weekly weather bulletin reports corn and wheat in generally favorable condition across much of the central states while rainfall shortages threaten parts of Georgia Florida Ohio and the mid Atlantic. Texas and Oklahoma are warm and harvests advance with spring wheat ripening in Washington and Oregon and a good crop of oil secured.
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Weather Firesy
Oliows
Texas
Oklahoma
Lake
California
Nebraska
Hansas
Missouri
Pise
Hier Ga
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Corn Belt
Kansas
Middle Atlantic
Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Southe
South Dakota
Mingesota
North Dakota
Oregon
Washington
Fever spreads in Louisiana as New Orleans outbreak grows
report states 653 cases and 124 deaths citywide with 22 new cases in outside parishes. two Italians found dead in a shanty due to fever. Governor urged to mobilize militia to enforce drastic quarantine. proclamation bans admission from infected areas without health certificates and allows only fumigated mail and ships under Marine Hospital Service rules.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Patterson
Marine Hospital Service
Crop estimates for 1905 compared with last year
Crop estimates show some regional gains in Tennessee and several southern states while overall yields deteriorate across the cotton belt. Picking progresses in southern Texas and eastern districts. A public health board decision signals loosened quarantines and possible policy shifts in Louisiana.
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Gorton
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alahama
Mississippi
Arkana
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Luis
Texas
Cantral
Louisiana Volcano Eruption Destroys Oil Field
A Louisiana volcano in the Yadde district near Shreveport is described as an active eruption from a burning oil well. A 70 foot crater grows daily, with the 10 inch bore widening as derrick and machinery vanish. Fire and gas spray high into the air, destroying surrounding buildings and uprooting trees.
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Louisiana
Yadde
Shraveport
Lionnels First Bow Echoes Long Acting Career
Lionel Brough given a matinee at His Majesty's theatre London in honor of his duties as an actor. He made his first bow about seventy years ago after working in the Daily Telegraph publishing office. Henry VIII described as regal and royal stock tracing to Owen Tudor, son of a bishop’s steward.
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Lionel Brough
His Majesty's Theater
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Henry VIII
Aignot
Owen Tudor
Bangor
Notable Academic Moves and Discoveries Across the World
A Sinai temple of Seabit el Whadem is spotted by Prof Flinders Egyptologist. Prof Carie, radium discoverer, elevated to the Academy of Sciences of France. Raymond declines 14000 to lead Buffalo church. remains UNISA president. Cobb to push scientific farming in Hawaii for U.S. aid. Davis joins Washburn College as philosophy and biblical literature professor. Reese travels to Florida with Smithsonian aid to study alligator embryology. Rev Dr Ryan commissioned by the Vatican to inspect Philippines for ecclesiastical establishment.
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Sinai Peninsula
Carie
Academy of Sciences of France
A. V. V. Raymond
Unisa College
Schenectady
First Presbyterian Church of
Buffalo
N. A. Cobb
Spencer
Mass
Usele Sam
Tie
New South Wales
Henry C. Davis
Yale
Washburn College
Topekskan
Albert M. Reese
Syracage University
Florida
Smithsonian Institution
Ryan
St. Pat .Rick's College
Thurles
Ireland
Vatican
Philippines
Eriah Ecclemiaation Thera
Japan's peace terms outlined at Portsmouth conference
The article discusses Japan's demands including cession of Sakhalin and Port Arthur, open door policy, and Manchuria issues. It notes Russia may oppose indemnity and sea power limits, with Japan seeking reimbursement for wartime costs and no fixed indemnity.
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Japan
Vladivostok
Behring
Russia
Pacific
Russkin
Korea
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Sakbanen
Island
Windivestock
Sakhalin
Sakhalin Island
Apan
Toga
Tokio
Dig
United States
Portsmouth
Witte
Komura
Fapan
Witta
Roosevelt Speech at Chautauqua Weighs Monroes Doctrine
President Roosevelt's Chautauqua address attacks leniency for indebted Chicago packers and calls for federal supervision of interstate commerce. He defends the Monroe doctrine, condemns anti trust evasions, and urges strong oversight to curb corporate power while preserving fair competition.
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Chautauqua
Roosevelt
N.Y
Chicago
United States
Bronroe
United
Biztes
Natonal
Cver
National Roverawen
Russian statesman Juliewitsh-de Witte named peace envoy
The article profiles M. Sergius Juliewitsh-de Witte, appointed by the czar as chief plenipotentiary for peace talks with Japan, replacing Muravieff. It traces his rise from railway service to high government posts, notes his autocratic views, and mentions other officials such as General Durkov and Ida Tarhely.
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M. Sergius Juliewitsh - de -Witte
Japan
My. Muravieff
Russia
Sergios Witte
Avance
Kiyayedirs Ago le
Committee of Ministers
Tiflis
Terrible Pen Tibetan Monks in Harsh Isolation
A fragmentary account describes Nyen-de-kyL-buk monks undergoing extended solitary confinement. Monks endure months in cells with a narrow window, a ground-level stone opening, an acolyte observer, and daily ritual meals while life-long imprisonment looms for some.
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Der
Asyter Gandonia
Isanner
Nisi Tater
Connecticut Enacts sweeping corrupt practices reform
The Connecticut Legislature adjourned after passing a landmark corrupt practices act. It empowers courts to strip winning candidates of their seats for proven fraud, with procedures extending to state and national officials and potential referral to congressional committees. The law aims to curb political corruption and deter frivolous prosecutions.
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Connecticut
Supreme Court
United States
Judiciary Committee of Congress
Population rise and notable figures in a census year
Terse notes report Tersey City census trends noting a 20 004 increase since 1400. Cartoons by Sir John Teaniel mark a milestone birthday. Daniel Tarbox Jewett claims status as one of oldest lawyers while Stuyvesant Fish discusses Illinois Central plans to shift traffic toward New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Beverly Warner
Trinity Church
Crescent City
M Warner
Quito
Br. Warner
Tersey
John Teaniel
Taomden Pumeh
Daniel Tarbox Jewett
United States
Stuyvesant Fish
Munois Gentral Ratir
Chicago
Inois Central
Heart Right When He Quit Do Br Life Insurance Firms
An old public notice extols quitting coffee as a remedy for heart trouble and nervous distress. It claims life insurance benefits tempt acceptance and credits Postum Coffee substitute with stabilizing the heart and improving health, urging readers to try the product.
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Treat
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Poston
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Postum Co
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