Banishment Controversy Over South Africa War Policy
The article rails at Lord Kitchener's banishment proclamation against Boer fighters, condemns British actions in South Africa, and critiques modern civilization. It notes Francesco Crispi's death, political column fodder, and various Missouri and national notes, including rail and wheat reports and editorials on education.
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England
Kirchner
South Africa
Kitchner
Esape
The Drought of 74 and a Faint Rain’s Return
In the Weekly Caucasian August 15 1874 the piece recalls a severe drought that strained hope for rain. Parched earth and failing crops threaten despair before a gentle Frain showers the night, reviving nature and prompting grateful praise for mercy endured.
Apple Pie Buyout Sparks Missouri Controversy
A Missouri report warns four three million dollar combinations target the state apple industry seeking to buy up orchards and control the famed pies, aiming to profit from the region’s renowned product amid public concern over corporate greed.
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Missouri
Roosevelt boom spreads to Kansas counties
M Lesler a New York Republican works in Topeka to organize Roosevelt clubs in Kansas counties. He aims to prevent Beecher from starting the movement. A gold brick heist in San Francisco yielded 25 000 dollars for the thief who provided treasure location. Major Harvey W Salmon of Clinton Missouri was named commander of the western Missouri United Confederate Veterans division at a Springfield reunion.
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Schwab
Carnegie
Mc Carnegie
Preseuers
Horace
Cornel
Teddy
Kansas
Topeka
M. Lesler
New York
Roosevelt
Hana
Arge
San Francisco
Harvey W. Salmon
Chinton, Mo
Western Division
Missouri
United Confederate Veterans
Springfield
Ingenious Telephone Among Brazilian Indians
A Brazilian Indian tribe uses ground vibrations for long distance listening. Pits in neighboring huts, a mile apart, filled with wood chips and elastic materials, are covered with a rubber membrane. Speaking into one pit sends words audible at the other, a remarkable primitive telephony.
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Brazil
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