Calaveras Big Trees National Forest Plan Approved
Washington reports Roosevelt signed the bill creating Calaveras National Forest in California. The 960 acres of North Calaveras and 3040 acres in Sonora Tuloomne counties will be exchanged for timber from government lands, preserving the famed Calaveras giant sequoias and nearby groves with trees up to 276 feet tall.
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Washington
Ccalaveray National Forest
California
Roosevelt
California Club
Senate
House of Representatives
Ho Wis Crees
Oller Forest
Uyer Senate
Parking
Hiv
Congress
Robert J. Whiteside
Duluth
Lake
Stites
Pact Coast
Calaveras Big
Calaveras Krove
Calaveras County
Sonuvo
Tholumne
Gwe
Calaveras
Massichhusetta
Lamber
Vernor Stoneman
Waterloo
Ponnastyaila
Kanes Klis
Old Hypholor
Pride At the Foret
Dintel Webster
Alydeb Pranktin
Bentest
Waving laws and a Foley's Laxative claim
An assorted garbled text references a legal framework aimed at stopping certain acts, with mentions of penalties and enforcement. A fragment includes a testimonial style note about a child’s constipation and fever relief attributed to Foley's Orino Laxative, from a customer in Walhalla with pharmacy credit.
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Foley
Caaimer
Wii
J. OW. Hall
Walhalla
Stonscypher Pharmacy
Wentntistor
Bryan to Write Novel and Stage Play on Texas Farm
Mission Texas February 25 William Jennings Bryan who recently bought land near here plans to retire from frontline politics for a year and devote time on his farm to writing a novel He will also dramatize the work for the stage with likely involvement in the production Governor Alva Adams of Colorado claimed Bryan intends to spend winters at his fruit ranch near Henry Howersville Texas and stock the ranch with fuel Gan Filthy garbled text remains from OCR but the main facts show Bryan plans a farm year writing a novel and a potential stage adaptation from the work.
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Mission
Texas
William Jennings Bryan
Trehaw
John J. Conway
Mireton
Tis
Hoyan Gaya
Cotton futures criticized as gambling by legal experts
Washington Heb 26. Lawyer for Mariners Union characterizes cotton and grain futures dealing as vicious gambling worse than Monte Carlo. Lawmakers discuss tax day bills to curb futures trading. Estimates show 88,000,000 bales sold on ExChaNges versus 12,000,000 produced domestically. Other advocates also spoke before the Agriculture Committee.
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Washington
Monte Carlo
T. Ladwon
Atlanta
Mariners Union
House
Macon
Arkansas
Laddon
Summera
Dallas
Texas
Texas Partners' Union
Mysterious Larval Form of EY Chandon’s Deep Sea Creature
A fragment outlines the life history of a cryptic marine species, noting larval stages, deep ocean migrations, and eventual transformation into an eel-like saltwater form. It mentions debates among naturalists about breeding grounds and cites discoveries off Mexico and in Kali seas, with later elver stages traveling rivers to maturity. The piece also includes an advertisement for Voley’s Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy.
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Chandon
Messina
Botstom
Wight
Bome Natiraliats
Mexsina
Storm Ravages Regions with Widespread Destruction
A severe winter storm sweeping eastern Arkansas, northern Mississippi, and western Tennessee caused extensive damage. In Poinsett County Arkansas two buildings remained, six killed and several injured. Lonoke County saw a child dead. Mississippi and Kentucky areas reported damaged structures and fatalities. Telecommunications were knocked out, towns including Greenville and New Albany reported wind and lightning damage. in Kentucky heavy flooding and river overflows affected multiple counties with fatalities and property loss.
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Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Michesippi
Tennessee
Lonoke
Woodruft
Prairie
Poiisett
Arkansa
Misher
Poinsett
Thut
Augusta
Aly
Greenvilleveral
New Albany
Taniea
Aulon
Mra
C. i. Baldwin
Hinghamton
Andre Joseph
Kentucky
Lovinvile
Beb
John Price
Eliy
Myers
Hoerborg
Gyewy
Viremia Ie He Weatorh Pasty
Ty Tony
Fine Imposed in Rebates Case Against Central of New York
The United States district court for the Southern District of New York has fined New York Central $108,000 for grant of rebates to American Sugar Company. The action, announced in Washington on February 25, was pursued by the postal service and underscores antirebate enforcement.
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Washington
United States
Etreutt Court
New York
New York Central
American Sugar Company
de Prendent
New
Hidden Wave Motor Promises New Power Source
A fragmented passage discusses a developing wave motor technology. The text mentions Towne watchers and a claim of power derived from waves, with references to Merlin and various unnamed figures. The piece hints at a private power source in Winona but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Crowlston Journal
Santa Crna
Howey
Sehioh
Winona
ALY
Seven Are Killed in Wreck Near Delmar
Seven people die when a train collides with a locomotive near Delmar on the way to Norfolk for the incoming of Me feet. The dead include J. Md. McCready, Ol ver Perry, W. B. Cochran, W. Wood, R. M. Davis, Dely i Withelwy and Sophia Ashnopolos. Prin cese Trixie, a famed horse, was killed. A passenger, Miss Ashnopolos, was badly injured. The report notes the day’s morning crash and lists involved towns and roles.
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Delmar
Del
Norfolk
Pennsylvania
J. Md. McCready
Wilmington
Olver Perry
Philadelphia
W. B. Cochran
Sophia Ashnopolos
Memphis
Tenn
Princese Trixie
Long Hike for Dog in Utica Utica Utica to Gulfport and back
A remarkable tale from Utica reports L G Hutchins traveling about 180 miles to Gulfport with a mixed bull mastiff dog named Nig. The pair crossed land with Hutchins driving horses while Nig helped. Nig chose Gulfport for health then disappeared and reappeared at home after days, greeted by locals and canine friends.
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Jackson, Miss
Med
Utica
L. G. Hutchins
Gulfport
Wade
Hutching
Gulf Coast
Cren
Tutehing
Oren
Bla Oid
Novice Obinal Settlement and Discharge Notice
Notice is given that the undersigned will apply to D. A. Smith, Judge of Probates for Oconee County South Carolina at Walhalla Court House on March 11 1900 at 10 o’clock for leave to make final settlement of the estate of J. 8. dohrns deceased and obtain discharge as administrator.
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D. A. Smith
Oconee County
South Carolia
T Weoffee
Walhalin Court House
Jeanne
Geo. B. Taylor
Caroline
Southt Carolina
Jounty
Oconer
Court of Common Pleas
Teeoa M. Holland
Helen Dunwoody
A. Wright
Dexsee Hall
Jon Chandler
N. R. Keese
W. H. Keese
William J. Keese
Court of Common Plea
D. C
Walhalla Court House
South Carolina
Burns
Shelor & Hughs
MNCK
State of
Che Stats
Deste Lay
Doctor N. Lay
Mary A. Poole
Ina Dacus
Charles M. Lay
Archelius Lay
Paintifte
Se Lay
Joase Lay
J. 2. Anderson
Eliabeth J. Anderson
Lorena Moody
Igoo, Stribling & Dendy
Verndon Plainthifa
Obrmary 17
Bud
Oconen County
Mare
Dohrns
Anid
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Havoc
Honyaquil
Ecuador
Nolut
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Huy Ravine
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
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P. P. Ann Eplon
Proboribe Jb
Rid-_ Roy
Sgrofula
V. Lippman Proprister
Savannah
St. Garrett
Mayer
Giraud
Ata
Kates
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Rell
Stonccypher Pharmacy
West Inmeter
Lincoln
JP Mbs
Shornwat
Ueather
Abbeville
Bruce Brown
S. C
Poe Relier
W. M. Brown
Walehall
Brown
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