William Gaynor Nominee Noted as Eminent U S Judge
Denver report notes William Gaynor vice presidential candidate EW Forks N vice president, a prominent New York jurist. Born 1851 Whitestown Oneida County NY educated Whites town seminary Boston settled Brooklyn 1878 admitted 1875 judge advocate 1890 national guard known for breaking rings in Democratic party helped convict John Y McKane in election frauds declined several high office nominations. Married Augusta Cole Mayer has children lives in Park Slope. Also Nomnan Be Mack Buffalo Times national committee member active in party management for eight years.
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William J. Bryan
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The
Buffalo Times
New York Ties and Bryan Friendships Highlight Denver Trip
The Times loyal to William J. Bryan since 1806 and Buffalo editor ties recur as the New York delegation travels to Denver for the nomination. Augustus Thomas the dramatist and Augustus Kement along with Willan H. OBrien figure in campaign roles. Bryan’s grandchildren Ruth and Bryan Leavitt charm the crowd as the party moves west.
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Mr. Bryan
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New York
Mississippi
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Daniel F. Cohalan
Charles F. Murphy
Wyoming
Tammany Hall
Forestry progress and practical farming notes across regions
Circular No. 140 highlights European forestry gains under scientific management with higher yields and timber quality, contrasted with US overcutting and low returns on national forests. It also offers poultry, hygiene, and dairy notes, including Osage land allotments, flood prevention, and milk yield observations from various state stations.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Prussia
Saxony
Switzerland
Uniform Apple Packing
The Porter bill from New York proposes uniform grading for apples packed for domestic and foreign sale. The measure aims to standardize labels and quality, reducing regional variation that undermines reliability. It notes Canadian practice and a premium on London markets for uniform grading, while warning of possible hardship for careless packers but benefit to reliable shippers and commission men.
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New York
Congress
London
Preserving Fenceposts With Carbolineum Methods
An article outlines cost effective fencepost preservation to extend life. It recommends carbolineum as a top preservative, detailing dipping the butt or treating ground portions with two applications. It notes costs around 75 cents per gallon and offers alternatives like hot tar, painted coatings, or two coats of black paint for longevity.
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Forest Service
Anc Ds
Locating a Home Explains Climate and Health Factors
The piece discusses home location and construction, noting heat is healthier than damp coolness, and dust is less harmful than mildew. It emphasizes choosing dry, warm, well ventilated sites to avoid moisture and mold, guiding readers on healthier living environments.
Behold the varied farm notes from the era
A long extract covers racing horse Crescens being sold for 25000 to travel to St Peters burg Russia for aristocratic interest in races. It also discusses Miller feed for cows, lime soil balance, road etiquette between car and horses, growing hemp in Texas, clover and oats crop priorities, navy bean price and soil fertility, fly repellents for stock, creamery hygiene and tuberculin tuberculosis debates among veterinarians and stockmen with varying views on testing and eradication.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Kermit Roosevelt on Africa trip
The article profiles Theodore Roosevelt Jr and his brother Kermit Roosevelt as they discuss the Africa expedition to hunt big game. It notes Kermit’s luck in gaining their father’s consent, Teddy Jr’s plans for an engineering career, and the boys’ contrasting paths. It recalls Kermit’s prank as a youth and their athletic, rugged upbringings.
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Genesee Valley Hunt Club
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