Farming in Western Canada An Advocate for Manitoban Agriculture
Premier Groen way and Hon Thomas Greenway present Manitoba as a model for farming. The article urges mixed farming over sole wheat production, warns against soil exhaustion, and stresses soil fertility, stock diversity, and prudent use of fodder. It invites settlers to come, assuring land and opportunity for industry and common sense.
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Thomas Greenway
Manitoba
Canada
Ontario
Thhose
Prairie
Swift
Auction of Shorthorn cattle at Republican Neb
Demand for good cattle is high though supply is limited. An auction will offer 45 head of Shorthorn cattle, 27 bulls, ages ten to twenty four months, all registered or eligible and healthy, bred by A. B. Heath and P. G. Boasen in Nebraska. Sale Saturday March 30 1901 at Republican Net conducted by Col. F. M. Woods. Catalogs from Heaths.
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Devend
A. B
A. Heath
Republican
Neb
P. G. Boasen
Norman
Net
F. M. Woods
F. A. Heath
Looting in China sparks savage critique of war and faith
A Worcester Spy letter from a Ninth Infantry sergeant describes looting in China, cashing in silver and jewels, and points to officers profiting while common soldiers fare poorly. The piece condemns the Chinese war as a disgrace to Christendom, denounces orthodoxy for backing brutal campaigns, and calls for military justice and moral accountability.
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Worcester
Mass
Ninth
United States Infantry
China
United States
Jesus Christ
Information Wanted: stance against orthodoxy in politics
A World Herald correspondent letters debate church voting and orthodoxy. The writer condemns religious influence on politics, cites abuses by clergy, and argues reformers must challenge orthodox ministers who opposed abolition and reform. The piece critiques clergy aligning with tyrants and contrasts with Unitarian views.
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Waterloo
Neb
the World-Herald
Sami Bryan
Woolyun
C. P
the World- Herald
Times
Orthodoxy
Giordino Bruno
Servitus
John Calvin
Scotland
Theodore Parker
Lincoln
Night of Reckoning on Spending and Taxation
The Omaha Bee cites Senate remarks by Allison and Hale predicting rising federal appropriations reaching a billion dollars, with bipartisan criticism of Republican expansion in government. The piece argues state and city governments, including Nebraska and Omaha, mirror this trend, increasing taxes and creating new offices while condemning the party as robbing the people.
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United States Senate
Allison
Congress
Senator Hale
Maine
Hale
Omaha Bee
McKinley
Republican Party
National Congress
Nebraska
Supreme
Omaha
Land Trust dominance and tiger tale headlined
A Detroit Justice excerpt discusses the Land Trust surpassing thirty two billion dollars and eclipsing fourteen other trusts totaling four hundred million. It also recounts a parable of English settlers in India who, warned by a native that young tigers were the problem, killed the mother to curb breeding, ending the threat to livestock and restoring peace.
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Uncle Sam
Standard Oil
Land Trust
India
Detroit
Ship Subsidies as Cruel Social Policy
A harsh critique denounces government subsidies to wealthy shipowners for transporting goods, arguing such tariffs force armed ventures, pull workers from schools and factories, and keep capitalists atop a precarious social ladder while rent rises with every public improvement. The quotation from Thorold Rogers reinforces the claim that improving society only benefits landowners and the capitalist class.
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Milonaire
Europe
Thorold Rogers
Passing of Harrison as General Harrison Dies in Indianapolis
Indiana dispatch reports General Benjamin Harrison died at 4 44 pm after a prolonged illness. Relatives and friends filled the bedside as physicians signaled the end. Mourning began citywide with public buildings half mast and a broad show of grief.
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Indianapolas
Benjamin Harrison
Wfe
General Harrison
Colonel Russell Harrison
Mrs. McKee
Jameson
Dorsey
Daniel Ransdell
United States Senate
Clifford Arvick
Nurges
Tfarrison
Harrison
Dr. Jameson
Tr. Hulies
Comment on General Harrison Death in London Mournings
London papers publish memorials praising General Harrison. The Daily Chronicle says America may not find another president as capable and conservative. The Standard notes Harrison did not leave a deep historical mark but all papers pay tribute to his high personal character.
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T Warrrivor
London
Harison
Daily
Chron Ele
America
Standard
Harrison
Khedive envoy returns to Egypt after failed settlement
Constantinople March 13 Ahmed Shoatik Bey secretary to the khedive came here to settle the Turkish Egyptian dispute but failed. The sultan demanded the return of his brother in law Mahmud Pasha who sought refuge in Egypt after fleeing Turkey late last year as a condition for any settlement.
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Kheire
Constantinople
Ahmed Shoatik Bey
Turkey
Egypt
Mahmud Pasha
Carnegie retirement and $5 million charity fund
Milton and Pitesburg report two public communications from Andrew Carnegie announce his retirement from active business life and a donation of $5,000,000 to endow a fund for superannuated and disabled Carnegie company employees. This benefaction is described as the largest of its kind globally.
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Carneels
Milton
Pitesburg
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Company
Carnegie
Bandits Attack Paymaster Rescue Of 75000 In Gold
Major Bickett with 75000 dollars in gold and ten mounted guards from Company D of the Sixteenth Infantry were ambushed by thirty bandits on the road between Bayombong and Evhague in Nueva Visaya. A hard fight routed the robbers. Corporal Hooker was killed and a private wounded.
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Vickett
Manila
Bickett
Sixteenth Regular Infantry
Bayombong
Evhague
Neuva Visuaya
Hooker
After-Effects of La Grippe Boost Peruna Cure
Readers report relief from lingering grippe after two weeks using Peruna. Testimonies praise Peruna for curing catarrh and restoring strength, with endorsements from Frances M. Anderson and D. L. Wallace and letters from Mrs. T. W. Collins and Alice Dressler. Medical claimants urge readers to seek Hartman guidance if results vary.
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M. W. Howard
Congressman Howard
Fort Payne
Ala
Rip
Washington
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Lagrippe
Frances M. Anderson
Grip
T. W. Collins
Independent Order of Good Templars
Everett
Wash
la Grippe
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Latin Motto Misfire in North Carolina Militia
A North Carolina militia once chose a Latin motto that reads Nunquam animus, sed ignis vio, which translators explain as Never mind, but fire away. The phrase combines good Latin words but has no coherent meaning as a sentence.
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North Carolina
Not a Doctor of Medicine Doctor Pale Was Civil Engineer
Dr William Pale an authority on whist died recently not a medical doctor but a civil engineer from Oxford He wrote a treatise on color discrimination in the eye and was elected a fellow of the Royal Society despite being color blind
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William Pale
Oxford
The
Royal Society
Congress Members Favor Crackers and Milk Lunches
A fragmented report notes members of Congress shifting to crackers and milk as their main midday meal. It highlights New York Democrats embracing the combo, with Chairman Cannan of the appropriations committee often eating only this, and Senator Pairbanks, a 1904 Republican presidential candidate contender, reportedly dining on it five days out of six.
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Congress
New York
Cannan
Appropriations Committee
Senator Pairbanks
Police Dream Precedes Real Thefts In Altoona
A Altoona policeman dreamed of a mill robbery and woke to learn a burglar had struck a planing mill during the night. An item notes a $148 upright piano advertised by Schmoller Mueller of Omaha. Miscellaneous quotes and proverbs fill the remainder.
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Altoona
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