Farmers Thrive As U S Agricultural Balance Grows
Washington Aug 19 The Department of Agriculture reports a rise in the United States agricultural trade balance from 234 million to 412 million dollars over twelve years under Secretary James Wilson. The summary highlights farm wages, diversification, yields per acre, and farmers' improved social and material welfare, with growth in employment from 2491 to 10420 and a stronger national food supply.
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Washington
United States
James Wilson
Department
Congress
Wilson
Ohio
Virginia
Indiana
New York
Nebraska
Conservation idea grows as states push for resource safeguards
Secretary Thomas R. Shipp of the National Conservation Commission tours New England and Indianapolis en route to Seattle for the conservation congress. He says winter legislative action will rise with interest in conserving forests and natural gas, praising Indiana's gas law as a model while noting delays in its adoption. Fifteen states now have active commissions, up from thirty-five earlier.
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New England
Thomas R. Shipp
National Conservation Commission
Seattle
National Conservation Congress
Shipp
Taft
Mississippi River
Gulf Deep Waterway Association
Indiana
Louisiana
National Manufacturers’ Association
National League Action Highlights Multiple Ballgames
At Pittsburg St Louis games show varied results with pitchers Bachman Phelps and Adams leading for Pittsburg in the first game while Raleigh Camnitz and Gibson support St Louis in the second. Philadelphia hosts New York with strong batting from Wiltze Meyers Covaleski Scanlon Foxen Corridon and JackHson. Chicago welcomes Cincinnati with Reulbach Needham Ew ing and Roth on the mound as the game unfolds.
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Rhe St Louis
Bachman
Phelps
Philipp
Adams
Gibson
R.H.E
Nitz
Philadelphia
R.he
New York
Phil
R.hle
McQuillan
Coen
General Booth Sails Home as Crusade Is Halted
General Booth of the Salvation Army abandons his provincial crusade and returns to London due to septic poisoning of the eye. He postpones his planned American and Canadian tour this fall. Across the river, two thirteen year old canoeists complete a 2000 mile Mississippi voyage from Milwaukee to New Orleans in a sixty foot canoe. In Indianapolis, the first of a three day motor race meets opens at the motor speedway with top drivers entered. A thirty nine member business delegation from Japan plans a tour of the United States.
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Booth
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Edgerton Mooreshouse
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Indianapolis
Motor Speedway
Batteries Show Nineteen Hundred Scoreline Summary
The report lists multiple battery pairings and lineups across games in New York Cleveland Washington Detroit and Boston. Players named include Carrigan Cicotte Chesbro Sweeney Petty Stephens Falkenberg Bemis Plank Livingston Groome Street Mullin Schmidt Walsh Sullivan with team abbreviations and score fragments for each game.
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R.hle
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Wood
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Sweeney
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R.H.E. St. Louis
Bailey
Criger
Berger
Easterly
R.h.le
St. Louis
Petty
Stephens
Falkenberg
Bemis
Washington
Philadelphia
Plank
Bonfire Ends Indiana Gambling Case after Three-Year Delay
After a three year delay in Orange County court, two defendants in the West Baden and French Lick gambling raids pleaded guilty and were fined 25 each. The state then destroyed gambling devices seized in 1966 while allowing non gambling furniture to remain. The destruction was witnessed by local residents amid the burn pile of slot machines, roulette tables, and other gaming furnishings.
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West Baden
French Lick
Justice Courts
Orange County
Edward H. White
White
Orleans
Edgar Derry
George Charles
Hanly
West Haden
Derry
Charles
Baseball scoring tally from multiple cities and games
In Kansas City and three other venues the matches show teams facing Toledo Louisville Columbus Milwaukee and Minneapolis with innings tallied. Batteries include Donovan Land Carter Ritter Essick Dorner Sullivan Ritter West Abbott Ler o y Spencer Hogg Peitz Manske Warner Link Pickett James Graham Howley Olm stead Block.
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R.H.E. Se
Donovan
Land
Carter, Ritter
R.H.E
Toledo
OrLvo
Essick
Dorner
Sullivan
Ritter
West
Abbott
St. Paul
R.hle
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Leroy
Spencer
Hogg
Milwaukee
Columbus
Manske
Warner
Link
Pickett
James
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Graham, Howley, Olmstead
Block
Banner of Grand Army Missing After Aug Parade
The Grand Army of the Republic banner, carried by the commander in chief for twenty years, disappeared after the veterans parade on August 11 in Salt Lake City. The flag, first presented in 1889 in Milwaukee, was last seen drifting above the reviewing stand and is feared stolen.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Taso
Milwaukee
Doyle Urges Conference to Reform Congo Government
London reports Sir Arthur Conan Doyle pens an eloquent protest on Congo Independent State misgovernment. He urges powers to convene a European conference to deprive Belgium of the trust and arrange proper governance, seeking redress for wrongs done to its people.
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London
Arthur Conan Doyle
Congo
Belgium
Bridge Collapse Injures Ten, Strands Twenty Others
A section of the twelfth street bridge over the river and viaduct in Chicago collapsed last night, seriously injuring ten people and causing twenty others to narrowly escape injury. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as traffic was halted and the river traffic disrupted.
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Chicago
Twelfth Street
Perishing Sailor Owes Life to 006
New York, Aug. 19. Madden Pierson, missing seaman of the wrecked Irene and Mary, drifted 27 hours on a raft of spars without food or drink. He drank coffee from the captain’s flask and slept, later telling how a black spaniel named Sport alerted the crew to a buoy and a man waving an undershirt. The captain steered to the signal and rescued Pierson.
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New York
Madden Pierson
Pierson
Ericsson
Irene
Mary
Sport
Judges Not Above Criticism in Nebraska Opinion
Judge W B Rose of the Nebraska Supreme Court upholds the nonpartisan judiciary act as valid. He rejects claims that the law infringes free speech by restraining party praise or censure of candidates.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. B. Rose
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Aged Woman Killed by Train Near Vernon Courthouse
Mrs. Kate Files Van Arnen aged sixty eight was run down by a Pennsylvania passenger train and killed instantly while walking along the railroad tracks a short distance north of the Vernon courthouse.
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Vernon
Ind
Kate Files van Arnen
Pennsylvania
Death of Senator Cullom's Wife in Washington
Mrs Shelby M Cullom wife of United States Senator Shelby M Cullom of Illinois died in Washington after a long heart illness. She had been ill since spring and visited Atlantic City for relief before returning to Washington where she died at home. At her side were Senator Cullom her sister Miss Victoria Fisher and her granddaughter Miss Eleanor Ridgely. Born in Quincy Pennsylvania in 1835 she wed Senator Cullom in 1863.
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Cullom
United States
Shelby M. Cullom
Illinois
Atlantic City
Victoria Fisher
Eleanor Ridgely
Two Killed by Cars in Brookville and North Carolina Shootout
In Brookville Indiana on August 19 James Evans sixty six a stock dealer and Otto Spaeth thirteen were killed by a Big Four train while crossing the tracks at Stavetown suburb. In North Carolina moonshiner John Bergson who resisted arrest at an illicit distillery was shot and killed by the sheriff.
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Ind
James Evans
Otto Spaeth
Stave Town
John Bergson
North Carolina
Local notes include acquittal and arrests in city court
Michael Thirion was acquitted in Justice Fogle's court after a provocation claim by Clara Thirion. Edward Cofield of Cleveland was arrested by Chief Adame and Captain McLaughlin for peddling without a license. Street work on Market Street delays persist due to brick shortages, with delivery expected to finish by Saturday.
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Clara Thirion
Justice Fogle
Edward Cofield
Cleveland
Ohio
Adame
McLaughlin
Pazise
Market Street
Lacaz
Ramblere Defeats Rainbows 9 to 8 in Baseball Rematch
The Ramblere beat the Rainbows 9 to 8 in a close baseball game yesterday. Foley's Urino Laxative is advertised as aiding digestion and bowel regulation to cure habitual constipation.
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Ramblere
Rainbows
Foley
Fragmented Terse Telegrams From Historic Naval Meet
The fragmentary text hints at naval events, port discussions, and political figures. It mentions battleships, observers, and conventions, with scattered references to Portsmouth and a listed session or talk involving leaders and fraternal groups.
Testimonial Promotes Dr King’s New Discovery
A Kemp Texas civil war veteran writes that a long stubborn cold with a lasting cough left him weak at 100 pounds until he used Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims his health fully returned and weight rose to 175 pounds. He praises it for severe odds such as hemorrhages asthma and warns of pneumonia. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Chas D Koofel.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp
Tex
Dr. King
Chas. D. Koofel
Notice to Subscribers at New Albany Tribune
Notice to subscribers about missed deliveries requests notifying the Tribune Company. Contact Cumberland 311 and Home 225 for delivery issues.
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New Albany Tribune
Tribune Company
Cumberland
Home
The Retort Unkind and Gersch Xe Gentilman
A literary snippet notes a debate on true gentility with Geraldine claiming a gentleman should avoid pain while the counter says a gentleman may cause pain with every call. The New York Press framing reflects sharp social wit.
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Seare
Hain
New York Press
Electric Bitters touted as life prolonging cure all
A French expert claims a secret to long life through blood treatment while Electric Bitters gain wide praise for purifying and nourishing blood, rebuilding nerves, and energizing the body. W M Sherman of Oashing Maine credits the tonic with curing his kidney trouble. available for 50c at Chas. D. Knoefel's.
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W M. Sherman, of Oashing. Me
Electric Bitters
Chas. D. Knoefel
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