Conservatism in Sheep Breeding Debate in Nebraska Meeting
A condensed text records Hon. Petur Jensen at Jensen Nebraska addressing the South Dakota Sheep Breeders Association. It discusses high wool prices, conservative sheep feeding practices, dipping, feeding regimens, and calls for government support while critiquing market and packer practices. The piece blends opinion on ongoing wool markets with practical sheep management guidance.
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Hon
Petur Jensen
Jensen, Neb
South Dahate Sheep Breeders Association
Bank Clerk Requests Signature in Odd Savings Slip
A faded Harpers Weekly fragment shows an OK woman at a county Savings bank trying to draw or deposit money. A clerk asks her to sign a line, debating whether her current or married name should appear and whether she can write it, creating a bemused scene.
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Harpers Weekly
County Savings Bank
Ako
Value of the Auk and the Liberty Bell at Columbian Exposition
A damaged OCR text describes a stuffed auk specimen and the Liberty Bell’s history. It recounts the bell cast in May 17 42, its cracked beginnings, repeated recasting, and the inscription Leviticus 25 10. It notes the bell’s role in Independence Day celebrations and display at the Columbian Exposition with guards.
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Mayland
State House
Philadelphia
Wurth
Uctim
Leon
Et Justice Marshall
Chimige
Harness Shop Rumor Sparks Town Debate
A town hears of a harness shop while a farmer friend buys a set from a distant supplier. The local dealer argues for buying local to keep profits at home, noting the advertiser’s claim is new to many residents. A passerby recalls five years of newspaper readings and jokes about Chicago firms keeping him informed.
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Alieara
Chicago
Races Clashes Ignite Police Station Siege in City Street Riot
A large riot erupted in a New York district bounded by Amsterdam and Western Avenues and Sixty third Street. Police fought stone hurled mobs after arresting a man for assaulting a Black person, with 1,000 people in minutes joining clashes. fires, missiles, and gunfire damaged property along Sixty second to Fifty seventh streets as officers regained control.
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New York
Amsterdams Ani
Anid
Do Connelly
Merry Willitne
Connelly
Biteke
Holukng
Sixy-second Street
Patrick Walsh
Joseph Hs. Smith
Qegre
Stiepiptilar
Daan
Juspertor McLaughi
Sinus
Netishboring
Abd
Beveral Paseerigerst
Sol Huethy
Menti
Ieee
Wreck Crashes Injuries After Suburban Collision Showed Sharp Impact
A collision near 1130 Mist Hight and Stebrer Avenue injured several people including Foster and Busch. Witnesses described a dramatic suburban street crash with spare parts and disrupted traffic.
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Hibiko
Ciicass
Anil Foster
St Laus
Stebrer
Holst
Convicts Railroads Plead Guilty to Penalties
A court finds that the railroads and certain named entities admitted wrongdoing and face penalties of $10,000 each. The case concerns reports of earnings for the year 1903 and penalties for falsified reports. The action targets damages from railroads including lines serving St Paul Minneapolis and other points.
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Meafson
Chienes
Chiewsi
Mills Vaies
St Paul
Chirag
Pinsente Balrould
Witness Against Koch Jury Completes Panel for Trial
Two jurors are selected in the Koch trial panel, leaving the court with two more to finalize before tomorrow morning. The prosecution plans to present new testimony from a witness who claims Dr. Koch showed him a sharp knife and a hammer used in the murder, with indications of severe injuries.
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Aiuto
Mita
Koch Tyal
Atate
Koch
Desia
Murder Over Books Ends in School Board Slayings
Two Anadarku Oklahoma School Board members were killed in a quarrel over school books. The July 1 incident escalated after eight hours of dispute and confrontation at the scene. Police say the dispute centered on book issues and led to the fatal shootings.
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Anadarku
Okla
Frow
Thurston Plowman
Schous Books
Rift
Roosevelt Sets Nov 10 Special Session For Rail Rate Bill
President Roosevelt plans an extraordinary session of Congress on November 10 to tackle railway rate legislation. He seeks a focused push, arguing a timely, decisive message will rally public opinion and compel action, while avoiding electoral clashes. The move reflects his earnest pursuit of reform without delaying the issue to the regular December session.
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Hay
N. Ya
Congress
Roosevelt
National Legislaure
Roonpvelt
Toof
Pomenth
Treasury Call Will Not Impair Circulation
Washington July 17 Treasury officers say the eleven million dollar second installment of the call will not materially reduce actual circulation. About 75 percent of funds will flow into national bank deposits, as with the January payment. The total call amounts to about twenty four million dollars, with roughly eleven million due tomorrow and most funds expected from sub-treasuries by midweek.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Treasury Department
Tayier Retiry Shaw
Banka Water
Tomor
Equitable Directors Elect New Board Today
July 17. Tie resignations of Louis Fitzld former president of the American Mercantiles Trust Co Horace C Deming president of that institution and Fredrick G Gourne were accepted at today s meeting of the board of directors of the Equitable society. The full list of newly elected directors follows: Wallace L Pierce Boston Daniel A Tompkins Charlotte N C Thomas Spratt Ogdenburg N Y Louis Stern New York Frank J Witherbee New York James McMahon New York Cook Philadelphia Conjond Me Stranakin Collector Port New York D Cady Herrick Albany Nicholas Murray Putten president Columbia University Karlie J Zehnder Philadelphia
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Louis Fitzld
American Mercantiles Trust Co
Horace C. Deming
Fredrck G. Gourne
The
Emltable Society
Wallace L. Pierce
Boston
Daniel A. Tompkins
Charlotte
N.C
Thomas Spratt
Ogdenburg
Bryan lands reformer declaration in Wisconsin
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on July 1 a Democrat named Bryan declared Governor La Follette the strongest man in the Republican party and its logical leader, saying he cannot be squelched in the senate.
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Republican Party
Fond du Lac
Wis
Bryan
Governor la Follette
Senate
Mob Kills the Mob Captain Report on Olympia Incident
Mobile, July 17. Captain Doe of the steamer Condor arrives from Cuba reporting that the Black person Mc GI, who fatally harmed the Olympia crew and eight passengers, was himself fatally harmed by a mob of natives on Utilla Island.
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Mobile
Ala
Doe
Cuba
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