Breeding and cross breeding in poultry discuss five to ten day rule
The article notes experiments on separating stock to preserve breed purity, detailing Brown Leghorn and Buff Cochin crosses. It questions a fixed five to ten day separation rule, cites observed Leghorn blood in later crosses, and argues for cautious, evidence based breeding while urging continued shows and future planning.
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Raising Chicks Safe Enclosures For Poultry Keepers
Farmers report hundreds of young chicks perish before market age due to predators and harsh conditions. A poultry expert suggests confining the hen in a small two by four foot run with a soap box shelter to protect chicks from wet weather and roaming enemies.
Poultry Plant At Up lands Unveiled By Garrett Family
A new poultry establishment costing over $8,000 has just been completed at Up lands, the country seat of Mr. Robert Garrett. The structure, over 290 feet long, features three turret towers, a pigeon loft, brooders, warm-pen arrangements, and a rear incubator area. The site includes a reception room, library, living quarters for the keeper, and a fattening and dressing wing. The design centers on segregated zones for fowls, eggs, brooders, and air access.
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Baltimore Sun
Easter in Bethlehem and the Holy Land Visions
The report describes Easter worship in Bethlehem and Jerusalem with diverse Christian rites at the Church of the Nativity and Armenian and Greek convents. It notes pilgrim traffic, commerce in crucifixes, the architecture of the convents, and a vivid depiction of the crucifixion narrative and historical Roman figures associated with Jesus trial.
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Fragmentary antiquities report on Pilate's death sentence
A historical fragment describes a brass plate bearing Pontius Pilate s sentence against Jesus of Nazareth. The plate, allegedly found in Aquila Naples by a scientific commission, states that Jesus shall suffer death by the cross in the seventeenth year of Tiberius on March 26 in the Holy City.
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Easter Bells and Washington Fashionable Easter Day
Easter poems and notes on Washington social life mix with seasonal observations. The piece contrasts Easter religious rites and public festivity, mentions toddlers at the White House Easter gathering, fashionably dressed attendees, and a lighthearted anecdote about Easter bonnets and eggs, ending with an astronomy note for Good Friday April 12 showing the stars in the same arrangement as Christ’s crucifixion.
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Royal Arthur En Route to Nicaragua Arouses Central American Worries
Reports from Washington indicate the British warship Royal Arthur, flagship of the Pacific squadron under Admiral Stephanson, touched at Panama on her way to Nicaragua to press British demands. Diplomats fear possible repercussions in Central America as Britain asserts influence, recalling past interventions by Cleopatra and Walker filibusters. A regional convention on Central American defense unions is discussed, with doubts whether such a federation can withstand external pressures amid recent Mexican tensions and British actions against Nicaragua.
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Public outcry among Democrats over Landingston attack claim
The World reports strong Democratic anger in New York over Rev Landingston's charge that President Cleveland drank wine at a New York dinner. Attendees and others denounce the tale as unproven hearsay and defend the president's character amid ongoing political friction.
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Marblehead and San Francisco to escort Christians
The United States steamer Marblehead, at Gibraltar, has been ordered by Secretary Herbert to hasten to Syria and visit Alexandretta and Smyrna. The commander of the European station, now at Pal, is to cooperate with the cruiser San Francisco and other vessels to assure protection for Christians and relay American willingness to aid against potential massacres.
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Tea Prices Rise as Formosa War Impacts Tea Supply
Tea buyers show strong interest in China Japan war prospects and potential peace. A Formosa crop may spoil as Japanese and Chinese forces block mainland laborers from harvesting, raising prices at import houses in the city.
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Japan
Formosa
Eight Indictments Issued in New York Corruption Probe
An extraordinary grand jury returned eight indictments in a New York corruption case on April 3. Those charged include former Public Parks chief George C. Clausen former Park Commissioner Nathan Strauss former Park Commissioner A B Tappen Police Captain Killiles Policeman Hugh Cassidy E F Miley and J M Thall. The prisoners were taken before the bail clerk for processing.
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Department of Public Parks
George C. Clausen
Nathan Strauss
A.B Tappen
Killiles
Hugh Cassidy
E. F. Miley
J. M. Thall
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