Happenings Of The Week In A Distant Globe
A collage of brief notes recalls mine closures, labor upheaval, injuries from a frontier celebration, balloons in Portland winds, party fusion talks in Colorado, a college hall cornerstone in Washington, a coal strike advisory, bank flood damage in Chicago, and legal and crime items including a courthouse divorce, a Santa Fe train wreck, and a jewelry theft in San Francisco.
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Intermountaim
North Tintte Company
Motte
Western Federation of Miners
Hasel Hoxie
Cheyenne
Wyo
Stockton
Cal
Portland
North West
Progressive Party
Colorady
Republicans On & Law and Order
Republican County
Colorado Progressive Party League
James Wi Saw
Washington State College
Limon
Wash
Lirence Fuat
James” Winon
Department of Agriculture
Guy
B. M. Ammona
Aateatic
Miners of Butte War Over Union
Rioters attack the Miners Union parade in Butte on a violent Saturday. Furniture and safes are destroyed at the union hall, ballots dumped, and several officials injured or driven from the building. Police and sheriffs struggle to contain the mob amid widespread destruction and threats to leaders.
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Miners
Union Hall
Gemotiah
Yeass
Agitatore
Industrial Workers of the World
Miners’ Union
Bert Riley
Michael Comway
Regent
Frank Curran
Union
Atret
Sheriffa
Driscoll
Mineralanton
Court House
Murphy
Obe
Hestia Reports Inevitable Athena War Turn in Grocer Row
The Hestia newspaper declares an Athena War between Grocer and Turkey inevitable, citing evolving power dynamics and broad public interest. Analysts note Greg's majority influence and BULLE plod activity shaping the conflict narrative.
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Athena
Grocer
Turkey
Hestia
Greg
Bulle
Weyetaing Mum Vegetables Ready for Harvest Parade
Fragmentary text notes vegetables near ready and a possible event in Weyetaing Mum area. Mentions foods, wearables, and a community scene with references to a person named Bret and a Wales connection. Overall details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Pete
Wales
Uae
Fragmented Local Notice About Community Event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a community event or meeting led by a local committee. It references the public sphere and possible scheduling, but details and names are unreadable. Further clarification or higher quality text is needed to identify participants, place, and exact action.
Americans Insist on Choosing Ruler in Mexican Mediation
Delegates at a mediation conference argue that selecting a constitutionalist provisional president is the only path to peace and to avoid conquest of Mexico City. The United States has indicated no preference for individuals but favors a broad-minded constitutionalist to lead provisional authority. Mexican delegates show little readiness for a constitutionalist solution.
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Niagara
Palk
United States
Mexsco
United State
Lamar
Frederick Wiehmann
Washington
Mexico
Adlai E Stevenson Dies in Chicago After Illness
Adlai Ewing Stevenson, former vice president under Grover Cleveland, died in Chicago late Saturday after months of illness. His three children were at his bedside. Stevenson, who also ran with William Jennings Bryan in 1900, had a long public career. He served as vice president from 1893 to 1897.
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Chicago
Larimer Monday
Kentucky
New Mexico
Cloudhurst
Thoretay
General Federation of Women's Clube
Harry K Thae
William Travers Jevere
Chansel
New York
General Federation of Women's Clubé
Charles W. Pairbanks
View
New Harmony
Mexico
United States
Huerta
We Amerigas Dele Sales
Hatie Wilaus
Apie Moston
Duerta
Musigcreis Jay
Themer
Hadebesver
Choirmastar Fap
Billy Fit
Beech
Oeult Court
Clouse
Ernestine Sehguage
Ter
Wiliiew Apo, Jr
Catherine Lean
Geuassing
Chiali
Lauder
Bamby
Benied
Bb.iom
Witeen
Senate
Benator
France
French Canal Company
Staten
Thomas D. Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Colorado
William B. Hirkhimer
Washington
Philippines
Leon Dandet
Greece
Turkey
Roston
Hootovelt
England
London Times
Moss
Thureday
Westmieter Abbey
Reginald McKenna
Sylvia Packherett
Asquith
Tomita Watanabe
Ce Cer de Mott Stryker
Seoul
Borde Wuledake
Suyker
Americas
Angi Amertcom
Elky Wolomlal
Uaede
Gonunal
Wubeldy
Weeme
Adlal E. Stevenson
Cleveland
Aldai Ewing Stevenson
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Stesees
Adlai Stevenson Remembered as Democratic Leader
Adlai E Stevenson former vice president and long time political figure is remembered for his candid runs in the election. The text notes his service as an assistant postmaster general and his role during President Cleveland era, marking his last appearance as a candidate.
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Weder
Cleveland
Water for Sheep Needs Ample Access Across Pastures
Experiments show sheep fed with abundant water yield higher moisture content and faster muscle growth than water-limited cattle. Water improves growth efficiency, reduces costs, and aids bodily functions. Even with pasture moisture and dew, sheep require constant access to water to reach optimal growth and health. Providing steady water access supports better mutton production and overall health.
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Catte
Feeding trough for swine
A farmer solves trough filling problems by mounting a panel outside the fence and using stakes to hold it in place. The design allows food to be poured evenly into the trough while preventing hogs from pushing the panel.
Restocking the Hog Herd after Cholera Outbreaks
Farmers seek advice on best method to restock hog herds after cholera outbreaks. Experts warn infected hogs must be culled and that restored herds should be from immunized stock or isolated sources. Emphasis on preventing reintroduction and maintaining herd immunity.
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Hety
Cholere
Fragmented OCR note on a toppled person in a dress
Readable fragments describe a youth or young woman in a dress who fell or toppled. The text mentions a stunned look and a response from observers. No clear names dates places or organization are identifiable from the fragment.
How Women Avoid Operations
A fragmented notice from a Hanover Pennsylvania source references women’s health issues and relief from pain, mentioning doctors and a vegetable product. The text is garbled but suggests personal testimony and a cautious offer to provide more information with strict confidentiality.
Reunion Sparks After Long Absence In Local Way
A young man from out of town encounters a woman he has not seen in years and blurts I thought you were dead as they reconnect in a quiet, chance meeting. The moment hints at shared history and unresolved feelings amid everyday life.
Uplift Hinted Amid Rainy Days and Civic Effort
An armchair observer notes uncertainty as rain lingers and talks of a rising group, four societies, and a push for promotion of higher harmonetic council work. The fragment hints at social organization and civic activity without detailing names or dates.
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Peradnd
Fragmentary historical note about a dog incident and social norms
Incomplete text recalls a dubious historical anecdote about a dog, a master, and a curious admonition on marriage prospects. It hints at social expectations and gender roles, mentioning work like washing and scrubbing as means to secure a husband.
Eve Strain Relieved by Quitting Cotfes
A reader explains defective vision from cotter use and 음 stops by quitting tea and coffee replacing with Postum. The letter cites eye relief after three years, with improvements in heart and nerves, and urges others to switch to Postum for better health.
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Eve
AN. J
Tes
Cotter
Postam
Balle Creek
Mich
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