Livestock and Grain Receipts Signal Prosperity Across the Nation
Internal commerce shows record movement in livestock and grain. Primary livestock markets report 40,727,958 head, up 150,000 from prior year, with grain receipts totaling 734,582,585 bushels across fifteen interior markets and Atlantic ports increasing by about 4 million bushels.
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Washington
Bureau of Narfoiles
Department of Commerce Itil
Ch!cako
Oxeemm
Aix Atlac
Gulf Ports
Great Lake Country
Canada
NEED MORE SHIPS
Washington. The quartermaster faces a situation likely to require authority to transport supplies to the Philippines in foreign bottoms. Only bid received was from steamship China, which would run few trips a year. If needed, arrangements with foreign shipowners will be made.
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Washington
Smerdl
Philippines
China
Barberel
Bare
Oneworld
Pamares
Chile
Oregon Warship Modernization Plan Announced
Secretary Metcalf stated expenditure of one million dollars for repairs and modernization of a warship to be completed, with detailed overhauls and improvements planned for the vessel and related naval assets.
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Washington
Oregonia
Metcalf
Sarge Flay
Death rate remains high as fever cases rise in Chicago
Chicago health department reported few measles cases on Sunday but death toll stayed up. There were 83 fevers, 26 diphtheria, and 19 other diseases compared with 407 fever cases, 7 diphtheria, and 9 other cases the previous week. Seven deaths were reported.
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Chicago
Health Department
Woman and Children Frozen in Grand Rapids Tenement
A woman and two children died from coal gas in a Grand Rapids Michigan tenement. A third child in an adjoining room survived. Mrs Jennie Ingate called at the residence to provide aid and found the two fatalities and the surviving child.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Jennie
Ingate
Prete Livingston
Roosevelt Longworth Hurled by Sudden Illness at Home
Alice Roosevelt Longworth, daughter of the president and wife of Representative Nicholas Longworth, suffered a severe illness at her Washington home. President and Mrs Roosevelt visited and were deeply concerned as doctors reported her temperature rising to 103 degrees.
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Wastinston
Alice Rogvevelt Longworth
Longworth
Ohio
Preadent
Mra
Roosevelt
Admiral Davis Praised by President Roosevelt for Actions
Washington reports President Roosevelt approved Admiral Davis's handling in the Kingston incident and commended his conduct to the Navy Secretary. The forthcoming report on the crew withdrawal remains confidential, though Admiral Evans received strong commendations from the president and Secretary Metcalf highlighting Davis's steadiness in delicate situations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Thas
Sireade Bas
Howrerer
Metealf
Kvang
Atlantic Fleet
Davia
Metenlt
Eight Daya' Tine Taken to Select the Men to Try New York Murderer
The twelfth juror arrived and the Fitzgerald trial panel finished after a long day. The court adjourned until 1040 oclock Monday as the jury list was read with Foreman Demine Smith and twelve other jurors named, all married and employed in manufacturing, hardware, advertising, and rail transportation.
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New York
Aeernih
Fitegerald
Demine
Smith
Manuf Ecturer
George P. Fiat
Hawiware
Charles M. Fecke
Enn A. Pink
Saleanyan
Hanry C. Haines
Harry C. Brealey
Malcolm S Fraser
Charlier D. Newton
Wilbur
John Dynen
Jozeph
Bolten
Clark
Bernard Gerstman
Tokyo public opinion on San Francisco school controversy
A cautious survey suggests relief at ending the disagreeable turmoil, while reports from Washington about a mutual treaty affecting immigration of laborers are viewed as unlikely. The prevailing belief is that Japan’s treaty rights may be adjusted through straightforward means.
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San Francisco
Washington
Japan
Bryden withdraws from New Jersey Senate race on health grounds
Senator John F. Bryden of New Jersey abruptly withdraws his candidacy for reelection citing health risks. He followed doctors advice after warning fatigue could endanger his health if he continued public meetings in Trenton and his planned Republican address to lawmakers.
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Washington
United States
John F. Bryden
New Jersey
Bunday
United Statoe Senate
Wen
Trenton
Benator Dryden
Prominent Montana cattleman reports dire range conditions
Hinttin Meot Kon Kobra of Lwer Lodge Mout reports from Bathe that northern ranges are hit hard. He says Charlie Wloek’s losses run high and herds shrink by per cent. In Valley County and other cattle regions stock are dying by the hundreds.
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Hinttin
Kon Kobra
Lwer Lodge
Mout
Montana
Kotlin
Valley County
Train wreck near Dunngeg injures, kills passenger
Sacramento report states at 8 to 10 am Sunday the Portland San Francisco train No 15 wrecked two miles east of Dunngeg ten miles north of Woodlanth in Jolo county. Charles Charios, the express passenger, was killed when the express car left the track and a heavy safe toppled onto him. Guards say three men who rode on the blind baggage were also injured.
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Sacramento
Uni
Portland
San Francisco
Dunngeg
Woodlanth
Jolo County
Charnles Charios
Pasengers
To Favor the Farmer The President Seeks Early Vote on Denatured Alcohol Law
The president told Congress he would urge an early vote on changes to the denatured alcohol law demanded by farmers. The current law is viewed by many as allowing the production of other wines and imposes high startup costs for new business ventures.
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Washington
ENN
Marshall Tnt
Treatment of Weak Wrist From an Old School Manual
An aged schoolmaster advises on wrist strength using cold water soaks and friction with a cast twel for drying. He promotes wrist exercises including fencing motions and pinning fingers with a partner to test strength by attempting to force a wrist downward, aiming to strengthen the wrist.
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Fella
Sparrow Training Turns Bird Song Into Canary Warble
A bird enthusiast trained sparrows to imitate canary song. Four fledglings were placed with singing canaries. three died. The surviving sparrow learned the canary chirp from its companions, gradually acquiring many notes and becoming a skilled warbler though not matching the canary’s full range.
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Itu
Canaries
Common Sense Cald Cures For Cold Spread
A list of home remedies to ward off colds includes hot foot baths and hot lemonade, ample fluids, warm room, facial baths, sniffing hot salt water, ammonia inhalation, four hours of outdoor activity, and 24 hours in bed to break up a severe cold.
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Aard
Electric Thermophile Proposed for Heatable Fabrics
French engineer M Camille Herygott claims a method to charge cloth with electricity to heat the wearer in cold weather. The system uses fine wires woven into fabric and a tiny battery to power the garment, preserving appearance and flexibility.
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M. Camille Herygott
Too Steep for Her A Child Eyes a Hilltop Cemetery
A city girl unaccustomed to hills visits a countryside region with cemeteries. She misreads the area and humorously suggests riding a hearse up a hill to reach the graves, reflecting naïve impressions of rural life.
Lucky Horseshoes Tale of Fortune and Fear
A narrator recalls a horseshoe hung over a door and questions superstition after a horse kicks the uncle to death. The uncle left nearly a million dollars, inviting lingering thoughts that luck may cling to such talismans.
Experimental Cements From Household Mixtures
A fragment describes making a cement by mixing cement for glass with plaster and white of egg to mend china. It also notes a paste from sleeping gin and sealing agents to create a strong repair cement, stored in a bottle away from warmth.
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China
Demands on English Curates Stir Controversy In Paper
The Manchester Tiepatich notes rising expectations for curates today. A preacher must deliver sermons twice weekly, sing sentimental songs on demand, play cricket and football proficiently, and organize social events, with curates subject to scrutiny if failing to meet duties.
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Manchester
Linwske
Barnum
Cleaning Stains From Enameled Panes
Instruction describes removing stains by boiling enameled pane with water and borax, then rubbing with a cloth and drying. Also notes damp cloth can remove stains.
Beware of Cold Feet in a Warm Home Adage
A quirky old note extols avoiding cold feet with warm remedies like hot water bottles and soapstone jugs. It humorously warns the thermal aids may be risky yet preferable to freezing feet, praising simple comforts over impractical options.
Fragmentary claim of smuggling thwarted by finder notice
A garbled wartime era OCR text hints at a plan involving a smuggled item and a conspirator’s lapse revealing it. The passage resembles a public notice or police report fragment with unclear names or places.
Witness testifies at Willesden police court over mistaken payment
A witness told Willesden police court under oath that he turned a customer from his shop for insisting on paying money he did not owe. The dispute centered on a supposed debt and the witness stated the customer refused to accept the shop’s account.
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Willesden
England
Men and Boys Overcoats One Third Off at People's Coop
The People's Cooperative advertises a sale on men's and boys overcoats offering one third off regular prices. The deal highlights a discount event likely at the co op store with limited stock. Shoppers are urged to visit during the sale period for best selection.
Unwelcome Rice Throwing At Weldings
A fragment recalls a wedding scene where Mael Malo reacts to rice being thrown. Tomy disperses rice, later revealed to be intended to bring ink to the bride Mabel in a pudding form.
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Mael* Malo
Tomy
Mabel
American Factories Behind in Tuberculosis Study
The Pittsburg Institute for the Study of Tuberculosis reports that American factories have worse hygienic conditions than European ones. It challenges the belief that coughing always accompanies consumption, noting many cases involve little or no coughing.
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Pittsburg Institute For the Study of
American
Europe
New Love, Toy Dousht an Auto Win Hieton's Affections
A local note recalls Hieton's romance as an auto captures attention. He grows fixated on the vehicle, nearly forgetting other pursuits and affections.
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Hieton
Sparecly Popi Country in Bingiand County
In Bingiand County, Sparecly Popi Country and Woemoreland with Mevenarte cath face habitat issues. Officials report a notably populated region with shifting demographics and development challenges impacting local communities.
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Mevenarte Cath
Tuhabltsata
Bingiand
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