India jute crop estimated at six million bales
The Marshfield Times notes India's jute crop is estimated at 6,800,000 bales of 400 pounds each. It covers other world news items from canal commissions to political deaths, accidents, and legal actions across the United States, with frequent mentions of names and places.
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India
Nicaragua Canal Commission
Port Limon
Frank Novak
Vinxon
Iowa
Murray
W. S. Tyee
Amherst College
Milas Ida Sundsteardt
Rockford
D. E. Salon
Borden
W. 2. Prynn
Minnseola State Medical Society
Hedwood Falls
Monetary Commission
Washington
Scott County
Ark
Pat Galvin
New York
Joby A. Snaith
United Syates
Dyea
Alaska
Ligonier
Ind
Bourbon Shipping Company
Bourbon
Louisville
Senator Lindsay
Kentucky
United
Indianapolis
Nollla Walley
Northwestern University
John Ryan
Atlanta
South
William F. Burdon
Newport
Astoria Hotel
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Marengo
Wyandolls
O'Reilly
John Boyle O'Reilly
Wilsall
Boston
Grand Opera House
Atanta
P. B. Youtsey II
First National Bank of
William McNeal
Abingdon TL
John Cherry
Shelbyville
Willian Fert
University of Pennsylvania
Methodist Conference
Promas
Tille
Ett
Misa Rutherford
Minneapolis
Wash
State Agricultural College
Wm. J. Brrat
Mms Prine Michigalani University
Py. Tisten
United States
Germany
Hayth
Cuba
Ifavana
Matanzas
Chamber of Deputies
Montevideo
Uruguay
Herreray’ Obos
Cilestag
Greece cabinet crisis ends. Cuba and Europe in flux
The day’s dispatches report Greece’s cabinet crisis resolved for now. Movements include Cuba preparing a massive strike, Spain protesting tariff changes, and Walter Burns of J S Morgan Co. dying in London. Other items note a Havana to New York voyage by a ship’s crew, a deadly circus accident near Kovno, and tributes to Justice Stephen Field with biographical detail tracing his rise from penniless newcomer to California Supreme Court justice.
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Eads
St. Lowis
Topeka
A. &. Morrison
Pan Handle
Texas
Washington
Orphans’ Court Minking
Mra
John A. Logan
Mina Hyangelina Cosaley Cleneros
Nathan Vibbalis
William J. Koerner
Rose Redgate
Blbert M. Rucker, Jr
South Carolina
Washington, D. C
Drs. Sheldon
Vaughn Aghton
Dixon, IL
Galena
Georgia
Legislatire
Sission
Gary
Adams
United States District Court
St. Louis
Lawrence J. O'Neil
Court of Appeals
Hadley A. Sutherland
Sarah ‘Wrenn
Brooklyn
George, J. Appold
Merchants and Miners' ‘Transportation Company
Howard Oak Leather Company
Baltimore
Edward Buechner
Topeki
Kan
Alice Ray
Mary Kester
WB. Miller
Orgenivad & Missida
Co-operative Rite Union
Denver
Jefferson D. Goddard
Frederick J. Jackson
Kansas City
Liett
Michael J. O'Brien
Fifth Infantry
O'Brien-Romeyn
Work McPherson
Atlanta
Army
Arbuckles
Davemeyers
Tohy A. Willard
Mankato
Minn
Timeis
Boston
Silver Dutt
Col
Tenyer
Charles Berswell
Font D. A. Russell
Cheyanne
Wyo
Theosophists
San Francisco
Budd
Durrant
George A. Taylor
Kansas Penitentary
Boyd Bryan Sternadorff
George J. Sternadorff
Health Department
Audson
Boyd
William Jenalts Dryan
Nebraska
Chiengzo
Watsotown
Watsontown
Ning Company
Langdon & Co
Wis
Margaret Keegan
Chicago
Juliug A. Skilton
Mexico
Fitz Meyer
Constantine Steiger
Wirner
Fredretck
New York
Meyer
W. A. Woodward
Samuel W. Bridgeham
Woodward
Foster
Travelers Insurance Company
McNall
Mia
Johan Borseman
Burkatt
Taunton
Mass
W. Stuy
Frank Ford
Common Comedy of
Fall River
Joan H. Laskey
House of Correction
Lighend
Cambridge
Ellen Peck
Christopher Ginl
Richard A. Afc Curdy
Mutual Uso Insurance Company
Morris Plains
State Department
Gibraltar
Sprague
Greece
Duke of Manchester
William
Norway
Cuba
Havana
Kovno
Poland
Countess of Lathom
Wigan
England
Spain
Walter Burns
J. S. Morgan & Co
London
Dastic
Diaz
Fo Trane
Justice Weld
Qustiea
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Justles Field
Connecticut
Far East
Young Field
California
el Dorado
Hia Capital
Tudge Field
Field
Weld
Terry
Fick
Justice Field
Taney
Wayne
Marshall
Supreme Bar of Justice
Justine Field
Ae Democratic
United States
Retirement of Justice Field marks end of era on court
The dismissed retirement of Justice Stephen J. Field on December 1, 1897 ends a storied tenure from his 1863 appointment by Lincoln. He championed western mining interests, helped shape mining law, and influenced debtors protections, while recounting a vivid memoir style of field notes and observations.
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Stephen J. Field
Supreme Court of the United States
Tribune
Lincoln
Wasps Build Nest In Tree Near Garden House
A visitor notes a wasp nest under construction in a tree near the garden around the house where they stayed. Workers move in and out, shaping the paperlike material as the nest expands, observed during the stay.
Children at Boston Public Library Enjoy Free Access
Boston's public library features a large bright room for children with low shelves and broad access to books and magazines. An attendant is always ready to help if called, though children may browse freely without direct supervision.
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Boston
That Much 18 Clear Detroit Submarine Business
In a Detroit Free Press snippet the text hints that submarine division work is the busiest, with dialogue suggesting heavy activity. The fragment implies a ranking of departments and indicates that subs are deeply engaged in tasks if any work exists.
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Detroit Free Press
Patriot Candidates and Imperial News Across Oceans
First Patriot seeks Senate election while debates on tariff shifts and dissension in a Spanish cabinet swirl around Cubans. Second Patriot notes a headache and shifts to U S tariffs. British forces reach Datio after minor combat with Indian tribes. ten British soldiers killed. Canada plans a commission to Washington to settle outstanding bilateral questions.
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