State Department disputes Canadian plan to send police to Porcupine region
The State Department denies receiving official word of Canadian intent to deploy police to the Porcupine area in Alaska. The report notes Canadian moves would provoke a response and despatch of troops to Pyramid Harbor, with further confusion over the region’s geography and control.
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State Department
Porcupine
Alaska
Dean
Pyramid Harbor
Orderius Artemen
Hodenigl
Arctic
Tywuo
Tennestmil Phis
Chingeld
Whith
Notable Local Suicides and Legal Alerts
A jumble of short notices reports several suicides and deaths by own action including Mrs Julia Brooks of New York Seabright residents and Carthage Ohio victim. A warrant is issued for President Angus M Cannon of the Mormon Church Salt Lake City on polygamy charges with Seabright and other locations referenced.
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Eurgene Naroff
New York
Julia Brooks
Seabright
N. of
Mulhunder
Carthage
Ohjs
Josephine Wreith Spalding
Alg. Spalding
Angus M. Cannon
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Ales
Choctaw Chief Walla Tonka Executed Despite Writ
Walla Tonka Choctaw known as ibwe of Walla Tonka was executed at Alikichi I T for murdering his uncle Mason Goings. The sheriff led the procession with twenty light horsemen and blindfolded Goings as a volley at a marked target ended his life. A writ of habeas corpus had been granted but rejected by the sheriff. The incident reflects federal action pending as the US government weighs steps after the case.
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Walla Tonka
Willat Goings
Ibwe
Alikichi
I. T
Mason Goings
Watson
John R. Thomas
United States
Wala Touka
Tie
Tie Was Born In Thine Terri-torywenty-fir
Jacob Lat Do
Biull Senderson
Mason Gohiss
Ishe
Anasihire | Gi
Choctaw Baseball Club
Lines Chaties
Pishting Joe Wheeler Bound for Manila
Joseph E. Wheeler travels from Washington toward the Philippines on a mission of unknown specifics. He will report to General Otis and is unsure what duties lie ahead. Wheeler is accompanied by his daughter Miss Annie Wheeler, a Red Cross nurse going without pay.
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Joe’ Wheeler
Philippines
Joseph E. Wheeler
Chi
Washington
Llani
Otis
Wheeler
Aguinaldo
Manila
Gen. Wheeler
Miss Annie Wheeler
Red Cross
Gallinger Chandler clash during New Hampshire inquiry
At Concord New Hampshire a civil service investigation into U S Senator Gallinger sparked a confrontation with Senator Chandler accusing him of pressuring witnesses. Gallinger challenged the charge and the room was briefly disrupted by reporters and officials before orderly conduct returned.
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United States
Gallinger
Chandler
Concord
N. H
Gali R
Civil Service Commission
Dial J. H.gallinger
Eastman
United
New Hampshire
Dewey En Route to United States from Port Said
Admiral Dewey aboard the Olympia reached Port Said and shows good health. He plans to sail to Trieste for a brief air break then continue to America. He declined Minister Straus’s invitation in Constantinople and aims for New York as soon as possible.
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United States
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Port
New York
Ides
Straus
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Trieste
Aimeries
Rich land for a railroad lands awarded to Northern Pacific
The United States Circuit Court under Judge Vyorn rulings affirm a title to 1,000,000 acres of land along Lake Superior from Ashland to Duluth as the terminus for the Northern Pacific Railway. The government sued to void an earlier patent issued by the land department of a previous administration.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Ashlind
Wis
Northern Pacific Railroad
Vyorn
United States Circuit Court
Lake Superior
Ashland
Duluth
Northern Pacifc Railroad
Land Department
Dreyfus Case Domination Across Papers Sparks Debate
A compilation of editorials from New Orleans Times-Democrat Detroit Tribune Denver Republican Philadelphia Ledger and others rails at anti Semitism and calls for a fair retrial of Dreyfus. Critics urge transparent conduct and condemn attempts to mislead public opinion.
The Kissing Bug Folly In 19th Century Clamor
Newspapers discuss the kissing bug with a mix of sensational claims and debunking notes. Reports claim it harms those who kiss and associates, while others joke about onions garlic tobacco and sleeping outdoors.
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Sing Bug
St. Paul
New York Press
Sioux City Journal
Democrat
Cedar Rapids
Savannah News
Meeting of Teachers at Los Angeles Convention Opens
National Education Association convention opens in Los Angeles with Gov. Gage and City officials welcoming about 10 000 delegates. Sessions feature addresses on educational growth in California and Hawaii, with leaders elected for next year and a detailed financial report showing substantial funds and transfers to a permanent fund.
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National Edge Association
Los Angeles
Sahness
Gov. Gage
Newman Ster
F. Q. Storey
C. Clark Tierce
Henry
Stte
University of Cantina
Eaton
Forshay
N. C. Dougherty
Peoria
Emerson E. White
Columbus
Ohio
J. Hy. Phillips
Birmingham
Ala
Mozart
Eliphalet Cram
Millersville
Eolian Club
G. B. Parsons
W. T. Worris
United States
Henry S. Townsend
Inspector General of Schools of
Hawaii
Hawa
National Council of Education
Louis Soldan Louis
Elmer Brown
California
Belle A. Dutton
Cleveland
National Educational Association
McNeill
Rumor of Alger Retirement Supposed in Washington
Washington dispatches report rumors that Secretary of War Russell A. Alger may resign and leave cabinet duties to the President. Alger denies any direct or indirect intimation of retirement and says he has not prepared to retire. Friends say he wants to sign the war report in December and may take a long vacation if the President keeps the office.
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Memphis
France
Albany Argus
Loubet
Agate Aristocraacy
Omaha
Dreyfus
Devi Island
Reents
Nashville
Americe
Washington
Russell A. Alger
Melinley
Alger
McShinley
Alger-Pingree Alliance
McKinley
Congress
Notes of Current Events Plotting a Gruesome List of Drowning and Deaths
A string of brief notices records drownings and killings across cities including Charles Harvey in North Lewisburg Ohio, dos Bach picnicking in Dayton Ohio, Sam Cruese in Princeton New Jersey, John Larkin fatally shooting Banks in Cincinnati, Louis Cohen found murdered near Charleston West Virginia, and a fatal fire involving Little Adelaide Bischott in New York. Other incidents report an on street car track accident killing Nickolo Wilkie in Olio, a famine explosion at Port Oram New Jersey killing Kido Miles Martha and Stredt Shiff, Marcus Daly denying copper sale rumors in Montana, West Thompson killing James Towell in Ashland Kentucky and others. A spree killer in Richmond Kentucky fatally shoots Sean Baker.
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Charles Harvey
North Lewisburg
Ohio
Bach
Dayton
Sam Cruese
Princeton
N. J
John Larkin
Wipin
S Banks
Cincinnati
Louis Cohen
Charleston
W. Va
Adelaide Bischott
New York
Nickolo Wilkie
Cleveland
Olio
Port Oram
Kido Miles
Win
Martha
Stredt
Tangshan fowl and Langshan breed notes in poultry lore
An article reviews the Tangshan fowl of Chinese origin and the Langshan breed, noting their large bodies black color eggs and hardy temperament. It praises their flesh quality and maternal abilities and suggests wider adoption. It also covers home telephone wiring, soil warming effects from cultivation, and grain rust factors with farming tips. It ends urging bee conservation, highlighting bumblebees’ role in pollination and seed production.
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Tangshan
Langshan
China
Sheep Dipping contrivance described with draining table
The illustration from the Country Gentleman shows a sheep dipping contrivance built from a two inch pine plank bolted at the ends and sealed with white lead. One end is inclined to guide the sheep onto a draining table with slats that let the dipping fluid drain back into the tub. Two men turn a crank to operate the setup.
Sheep Handling and Fertilizer Notes in Agricultural Column
The article describes methods for soaking and draining sheep, including lifting and pressure to remove moisture, then preparing another sheep for processing. It also discusses fertilizer use with ample rain, notes variable results from different application rates, and explains yellowing corn signals nitrogen deficiency from cold, wet soils and fermentation effects of fertilizers.
Modern Milking Bench Aids Milking And Supplies Safety
An inventor shows a four legged bench with a top opening to hold a milk pail at an angle for easier milking. A farmer explains how planting salt on salted ground improved corn yields after wireworm damage over three years.
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