A Cowtown Episode of Two Foes Turned Friends
In a Kansas cowtown two notorious rivals Joe Kern and Ab Case duel through decades of gunfights ending in a pact of deadly respect. After Joe contracts smallpox they nurse him at Ab’s side, and a swap of care leads to an unlikely lifelong friendship.
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Well Mannered Bus Passenger Chides Rude Elder
An omnibus rider rebukes an elderly woman for shocking behavior on Regent Street. The conductor admonishes her to remember she is in a public vehicle and to behave properly.
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London Spectator
Venezuela in the shadow of Castro sparks US intervention debate
A sweeping profile argues Cipriano Castro and Venezuela face moral and political pressure from the United States amid Monroe Doctrine concerns. It traces Castro’s rise from farmer’s son to dictator, conflicts with European creditors, and alleged wealth, with potential US military action discussed as a remedy.
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Kansas City
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Russia
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Terol
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Lal
Casto
Cesiro
Venezela
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
France
Spain
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Herbert W. Bowen
Bowen
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Mersliy
Cas Te
Cestro
Hibernation and Strange Facts From Old News
A survey of hibernation explains fat reserves and metabolic slowdown that let animals survive winter. Reports on jewel earrings matching spring colors and horses reacting to music also appear, plus a tale of a thrifty son earning ten cents a cord of wood and a farmer’s economy model.
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London Telegraph
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Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations list commodity prices with units for April 10 1908 including corn red wheat shelled oats hay straw and meals with ranges from Epics like 83 cents to 74 dollars per ton and per bushel figures for grain and seed items. Notable items include wheat 4.60 to 8.60 per bushel oats 2.09 to 8.05 per bushel hay 10 60 per ton and cotton seed meal 32 per ton.
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New York American
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Kaltimore & Ohio Railroad
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Logisville
Artinsborg
Stainton
LEX Rape
Osforde
Oxfords
Goodyear Wells
Moser’s
North Market Street
Frederick County T. & T. Company
Frederick County Telephone & Telegraph
Haviland
China
Limoges
Porcelain China
Joain Eisenhauer’s
B.S. Landis
N. Market Street
S. Market Street
Mountain City Creamery Company
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J. Franklin Thomas Elon
Phares
Mi Elinery
N.r.&d. Mantz
Grolly
Market St. Frederick
Charles L. Renn
Monccacr Valley
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Easie Coco
Srutth
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George K. Drengle
Marker Street
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Weesey News
John S. Driberger
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C. Birely
BE. Wagner
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Walkersville
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