Turbulent Telegrams From Across The Nation
A sprawling set of Telegrams In Brief cites unrest in Seattle with a mayoral mob, labor clashes at coal and grain markets, arrests in New York and Chicago, political shifts in New Jersey and North Carolina, notable deaths and debuts in business and arts, and rising wheat prospects in Kansas. The notes mention various figures from Minnie Gibb to Rudyard Kipling and Circling headlines on policy and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiondikers
Seattle
Wheeling
Eagle River
Wis
Minnie Gibb
Brooklyn
du Mols
France
Chicago
Atlanta
New York
John Cudahy
Klondyke Company
Montana
David G. Swalt
U. S.A
Bright
North Adama
Mass
A. B. Wright
Creede
Col
Jones
Woneybrook
Litleton
St. Lamshire
St. Louis
Bradley
Coffeen
Ralaord
Griggs
New Jersey
United States Senate
Mount Tacoma
North Caroline
East River
George Glimore
Minneapolis
American Bankers’ Association
Detroit
Pingree
Maybury
Pittsburg
Nancy McKinley
Cleveland
McKinley
Virgil Gallagher
Gelvestop
Tex
Rosress
Jonus Longstreet
Miss Bile Dorteh
Ibrarian
Georgia
England
Rudyard Kipling
Rudyard
Elgin Watch Company
Warwick
Philadephia
Willian GC
wWilson
Booka
Prowa Waiversity
Prof
Wheeler
Cornell
W. H. Faynce
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
National Association of Credit Men
Wwul Hald Wim
Tammany Skdermen
Municipal Administration of
Moi Geiniog
Ansurance
Merril Sas
Foreign, Charles Compton, Med In London And The Assassin
A scrambled report notes Charles Compton in London and Michele Angiolijlo linked to the assassination of Canovas del Castillo with a cousin in New York. It mentions Prince Henri of Orleans healing from wounds, the ameer of Afghanistan banning rebels, the czar hosting physicians in Moscow, and Canadian minister Louis H. Davies denying union sentiment. It adds deserters at Portsmouth, a British battleship uprising, Christiana reports on Hert Andres pigeon messsage, and explorer latitude notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Compton
London
Michele Angiolijlo
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Canovas
New York
Rosi
Prince Henri
Orleans
Lisst
Turin
Ameer
Afghanistan
Felerho Palace
International Congress of Medicine
Moscow
Louis H. Davies
Marine
Fisherine
United States
Portsmouth
England
Royal Sovereign
Christiana
Nonygay
Hert Andres
Japland
Water in Pastures and the Need for Pure Supply
The article urges proper water provision in pastures during drought. It notes both quantity and quality matter, warning that scarce or impure water harms livestock and reduces farmer profits. It stresses farmers must ensure adequate, clean water for all pasture animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delax
Good Health as Key to Arctic Pole of Business
The text argues success in any business hinges on health and endurance. It likens climbing to the North Pole to surviving extreme hardship, stating few endure such trials. Achieving prominence requires maintaining physical well being to reach the pole of business achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Arctic
North Pole
Seasons Pass Revision Bill and Minor Measures
Madwon August 21 legislative adjourned with little work beyond passage of the revision bill and a few related measures. The session altered the revision draft, kept certain banking and corporate fee changes, and sidelined tax issues for sleeping car and express companies. Davidson, author of the bills, will not seek re election, promising future efforts at the next session amid lobbying tensions and park land debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Madwon
Agsusaubla
Nso
Harmony
Ingis
Auy
Assembly
Senate
Wisconsin
J. O. Davidson
Borcira’ Grove
Lobbista
Iver
Lobbists
Hotel Pieter
Milwaukee
Mattney
Legislature Adopts Budget and Appointments Near Adjournment
A near final session adjournment saw a bill delaying most provisions a year from September 1 next. It appropriates 3500 each to A J Sanborn and John R Berryman of Madison, clerks of the committee, and to revision committee members including Senators Riordan Eagle River Roehr Milwaukee Whitehead Janesville Wy Holett Merrill Sparta Wheeler Janesville Harvey Usonts. The governor sent a message praising the results. Lieutenant Governor Bacusch and Speaker Buckstall voiced satisfaction with the accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Sanborn
Johnn R Berryman
Madison
WR. Riordan
Eagle River
J. E. Roehr
Milwaukee
John M. Whitehead
Janesville
Assem- Wymes
Gov. Bacusch
Senate
Buckstall
Assembly
Tilt of the Great Lakes Threatens Major Cities
An analysis notes a crust tilt slowly raising lake bottoms and driving water southwest, risking Chicago Detroit Toledo and Cleveland. Projections suggest Lake Erie and Superior may drain toward the Mississippi, turning Duluth and Superior into dry lake beds with Minneapolis potentially becoming an inland seaport. Final changes are centuries away, allowing descendants time to prepare.
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Obicago
Detroit
Chicago
Lake
Toledo
Cleveland
Spencer
Lao Lake
Iino
Lake Eriel
Niagara Falls
Lake Superior
Duluth
Superior
Minneapolis
Paul
Lake Supertoc
Wisconsin
Ohipnewa
St. Croix
Mississippi
Europe
Henhouse habits for warm season feeding and chicks
The text notes that hens should be allowed access to the henhouse during warm seasons. It discusses dry conditions and healthful shell development, warning that vermin breed if hens stay in the coop at night for long periods. It also mentions moisture and how it affects a hatched chick’s ability to peck out of the shell.
Values the roller as essential farming implement
The writer praises the roller for soil firming and uniform corn emergence. After planting, rolling prevents water gullying, speeds germination, and increases stand. A rolled corn field resists crow damage, reducing losses, making the roller indispensable on the farm.
Getting a Good Price for Articles in Drug Trade
Article asserts that a fair price follows from showing quality. It warns druggists not to spotlight cheaper goods while hiding higher priced items. It claims customers will pay more for better quality when clearly presented.
Plant Cowpers and South Field Beans in 1896 Agriculture Year Book
The 1896 year book of the department of agriculture discusses planting cowpers and advocates cultivating south cornfield beans for renovation. It frames these crops as productive options for improving soil and yields in that era.
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Department of Agriculture
Exhausted Adil Notes Pea Power for Fertile Soil
The text extols peas and other leguminous crops for enriching old soils by supplying nitrogen. It compares cowpeas to regional staples and explains how bacteria in root nodules fix atmospheric nitrogen, making peas and clover valuable alternatives to costly fertilizers for farmers.
Short Skirt Ethics Spark Ballroom Controversy at Sea Resort
A seaside resort ballroom scene drew attention as a young woman wore a short bicycle skirt during a waltz, prompting the hotel’s mistress of ceremonies to intervene. Spectators split on blame, with many faulting the official for disrupting the dance rather than guiding the couple discreetly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har Chim
Farmers with level heads in Marshall county
Farmers in Marshall county TiL cut and thrash hundreds of acres of timothy. They plan to seed down and convert pasture to corn and oats next year. Pastures will be stocked with cattle, using cheap corn to feed. With butcher stock scarce and cattle scarce, villagers seek to raise profits by feeding corn to cattle before marketing.
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Marshall County
Killing Butterflies At The Sea Shore
A letter recalls children gathering and killing butterflies and insects at a hotel shore, noting the young ages and lack of awareness. The speaker blames parents for neglecting duties during early childhood and warns of consequences in adulthood, urging responsible upbringing. G. T. Angell is cited as author or signer of the admonition.
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Aoere
G. T. Angell
Leaves Him the Banjo
In Blountville Sullivan County Tennessee a sensational elopement unfolds four months after Mies Rowena Foss married Ambrose Collins. Collins discovers his wife fled with Milton McCary leaving a banjo tied with hair and a note. Police seek the wife who has not been found.
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Blountville
Sullivan County
Tennessee
Mies Rowena Foss
Laty
Ambrose Collins
Milton McCary
Collins
McCary
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
Ottumwa
Polio Coal Company
Henderson
Kell
Barry Wallis
Newport
L. L. Troy
United States Mail Sérvice
Pike's Peak
Felta
Colorado Springs
James H. Eckels
Colonial Trust Company of
Stoswell P. Flower
Colonial Trust Company
Mills
CG. P. Huntington
Nicholas Senn
St. Chrysostom’s Episcopal Church
Klondyke
Alaska
Cedarburg
la Mile
Nelson A. Miles
Arope
Miles
Russia
Marlon A. Lee
Good Templars
Lake Bind
Richard Calekin, Jr
Tventy
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
St. Paul
J. W. Whitman
Matewwantsama Hensburgh
Alice Pecker
Boston
J. . Elicott & Co
Bartenline
Gerbert Fuller
Nash
Bamberg
Bekia
Chillkoor Pass
Mark Hanna
Cy. le
Wichita
N. Bridgeman
Bridge- Yuu
Witchita
Jobn Doran
Bridgeman
Tie
William Smith
Hickville, Mau
School of
National School of Cateopathy
Kansas City
Kirkville School
A. T. Still
New York College of Veterinary Surgeon
Germany
Kansas
Santa Fe
Hudson
Denver
Edwin W. Wallage
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Legislature
Sanborn & Berryman
Him
Colina Wested
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