Northwestern road backs Huron capital move in South Dakota
The Mitchell Capital reports W T LaFollette of Chamberlain says the Northwestern road may shift support from Pierre to Huron as capital removal gains momentum. He notes Mitchell Redfield Turon pact and warns removal could fail without united backing. He predicts Brown of Aberdeen may become speaker to aid removalists.
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W. T. LaFollette
Chamberlain
Sioux City
The
Journal
Northwestern Road
Pierre
Huron
Mitchell
Turon
Redfield
Northwestern
Touron
Mr. LaFollette
Milwaukee
Black Hills
J Pierp's Finish in a London Tube
The Los Angeles Times questions the limits of Mr. Morgan amid his grand schemes and muses on whether J Pierp’s finish may lie in a small end of a hole underground in London.
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J. Pierp
Mr. Morgan
London
Los Angeles
Steel and Iron Breakage Load Comparison
A quarter inch steel bar resisted until 8,832 pounds were applied, while a similarly sized iron bar yielded at 4,504 pounds, illustrating steel’s greater strength under the same diameter.
A Stylish Gibson Style Model For Fashion Lovers
A fashion piece describes a Gibson inspired style with a chic inverted box plait sleeve and a lace yoke. Velvet with embroidered applique and lace chemisette make a refined look while cloth or silk finish suits daily wear. The medium size uses about two and a half yards of 44 inch fabric.
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Gibson
The Redingote Fashion Return and Childrens Hats
The piece notes redingotes tight to the waist paired with long coats trimmed in braid or frogs, avoiding standing collars, and fur boas or collarettes at the throat. It highlights large white hats for little girls, white beavers with ostrich tips or Dresden ribbons, and the three cornered hat returning as a charming option matching stock, cravats, and low coiffures.
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Dresden
Pajamas For Little Girls Win Warm Winter Nights
Little girls wear snug comfortable pajamas patterned after fathers and brothers. Proper flannel choice ensures pretty dainty garments. A pale blue flannel with pink embroidery showcases neat work mothers can craft to keep daughters warm through cold nights.
English tailors push basques and lined jackets
English tailors seek to introduce basques and jackets with severe lines akin to riding habits. Heavy fancy wool versions are judged more effective and likely to succeed than plain cloth counterparts.
Those Left-Handed Men Dr Thomas Green Lectured Before Educational Assoc
Dr Thomas Green of Cedar Rapids Iowa spoke to the Educational Association in a full Methodist church session. The lecture praised the Bible and argued that personal effort, not environment, decides success for so-called left handed men. Palm a Anderson played a piano solo to finish the program.
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Methodist Church
Thomas Green
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Educational Association
Green
South Dakota
Madison
Fred Kratz
Cyrus Warne
Mr. Kratz
Heston
Association
Dr. Green
A Good Recommendation for Chamberlain’s Stomach & Liver Tabs
Cascade Iowa druggist J H Weber praises Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets noting repeated purchases by longtime users. He says they help when dull after meals, bilious, with bad taste, low appetite, or constipation and promise prompt relief. Sold by L O Gale.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Weber
Cascade
Iowa
L. O. Gale
New Hydraulic Cartridge Aims At Coal Weighs In English Mines
A twenty inch hydraulic cartridge introduces a three ton per square inch pressure to fractured coal, replacing dynamite with a quiet method. The method uses a hydraulic press principle to yield coal after a short delay.
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Mearns
Formos
Connecticut
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Jersey
Amusing Paris Identity Mix Up In Auvergnat Coal Trader
In Paris an Auvergnat coal merchant, found intoxicated, could not name himself. He told bystanders to ask the coal merchant on Rue des Ecoles, explaining that if he is at home he does not know who he is and if he's away, it is he.
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Paris
Rue Des Ecoles
Honduras Lacks Cattle Market and Odd Fuel Idea
The piece notes Honduras has had no cattle market since 1900, losing Guatemala as a buyer due to its financial woes. It mocks a proposal to use unsold novels for fuel, calling the idea ridiculous and noting most books are too rotten to burn.
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Honduras
Guatemala
Republic
Successful Hunting Trip Report
A Washington Star note quotes a hunting party claiming a successful trip with no game returned yet no injuries or fatalities among members. The exchange highlights safety and restraint during the expedition.
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Washington Star
Right of the Soldier and the Civil War Legacy
A citizen tells a soldier he blocks his view at Lincoln’s burial. The soldier replies I have stood for four years. The anecdote underscores the soldier’s right to stand anywhere, while a separate note recalls Zuydcote near Dunkirk buried by sand in 1777, leaving only the church steeple visible.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Zuydcote
Dunkirk
Russia weighs nationalizing medical profession
The Russian interior minister proposes a state run medical service with doctors and chemists as official state workers. A commission is set to gather information on the plan.
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Russia
World’s Largest Bean Field Reaches Record Size
Report notes a Southern California bean yield of 22 000 pounds and claims a single ranch with 1500 acres hosts the world’s largest bean field. It requires forty tons of seed to plant the area, highlighting vast production.
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California
MT World
Allison Retires from State Senate After Long Service
The senior senator from Nevada P. Jones plans retirement in March leaving W Boyd Allison of Iowa as the longest serving member in the Senate. Allison first took a seat May 4, 1873, and has since served continuously through multiple terms.
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Washington
New Orleans
Lester
Educational Asso
Ferguson
Cash Bargain Store
C.K. Vermilyer
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