South Carolina Tea Trials Lift Hopes for Local Gardens
Reports from Fayetteville and Sumerville discuss American tea cultivation efforts in the South. Observers note potential profitability for higher grade tea with improved gathering and curing, while acknowledging wage costs and climate limits. Researchers and growers see a future for Carolina tea despite competition from Asia, with prospects of cheaper production on better machinery. A light anecdote ends with a classroom exchange about a student’s laughter at a professor’s appearance.
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Gadrens
South Carolina
Fayette
New York
Ivebing Post
Vro- Tess Mitaavy
Ste Agricul Ieal College
Mas Deen Jnsreaneard
Simimerville
Shepanl
Japan
Anda
China
Shepard
Mney
Massey
South
Carolinas
Jacksen
Assam
Summerville
General le Duc
Polar Comfort
Piney Woods
Ralelzh
Gulf
Indi
Stray remark sparks windy path in Punpous tale
A fragmentary line shows Punpous shouting There goes my hat as he returns to a cality party wearing thin whiskers. The text hints at wind directions and straws as guiding symbols in a chaotic scene.
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Cality
Plungers Plight Of Famous Speculator Inmate Of Washingtonian Home
The famed speculator Pardridge, once a vigorous figure on Chicago floor trading, is confined at the Washingtonian home in a fourth floor cell after a violent fight with a doorkeeper. He was forcibly removed by his son and companions, handcuffed, and is under medical care amid dramatic scenes as doctors and guards struggle to restrain him. A writ of habeas corpus sought release was granted, and Pardridge remains under observation with his condition described as serious but potentially improving.
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Chicago
Phingerid
Board of Trade
Tis Son
Dan
Lin
rUnidice
Ehante
Sey
S’nee le
Shehim
Washingtonian
Tardridge
Jett Dinle
Tesuo
Don
Guo Pardeidge
Semele
Mr. Dardyidge
Castile
Os Penna
A. Larkin
Bunny
Dardridge
Bell
Rome
Hankin
Anes
Doma
Henny
Sviertierd
Aurinig
Body Nominated for Congress on Eleventh Ballot in Minnesota
In Fergus Falls Minnesota a Republican convention nominated Hon. Peawk M. Body of Glenwood for Congress on the eleventh ballot. The harmony of the convention stood out as party leaders formed a platform committee and elected C. J. Gunderson of Dougings chairman. The only notable moment was Ballentine's free silver plank which failed to gain support.
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Rele Falls
Minn
Peawk M
Glenwood
Pepe County
Congress
John P. Witholma
Fergus Falls
W. J. Pinneynd
D. M. Brown
Kerker County
J. H. Sutherand
Big Stone
A. P. Jackson
Chiy
L. Devorne
Douglas
Jackson Wilkin
B. Ballenthue
C.J. Gunderson
Dougings
Ballentine
C.D. Wright
Seventh Congressional District
Cauntry
Phil
Goven Ament
Norway
Evrae
Guy Nelson
Hecker
Ig Stine
Clay
Grant
Gunderson
Comstock
Kandigon
C. Houpt
A. Laat
Otter Pall
Ay Miller
Tolle
Br. Stevnerson
Dailge
Marshall
Riley
Elves
Republican convention outlines platform for district contest
The Sev enth congressional district Republican gathering lauds improved party outlook and endorses bimetallic finance principles. Delegates back the party line including postal savings banks and pro employment policies while nominating candidates and tallying support for local contenders.
Plunger Ed Pardridge Ejected From Board of Trade Floor
Ed Pardridge was intoxicated and tried to enter the board of trade floor. Door keeper William Richards refused admission and carried Pardridge to his office after a scuffle. Pardridge struggled and was finally dumped in a private room as the market moved against him on wheat.
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Pardridge
Chicago
Ed Pardridge
Board of Trade
William Richards
Richards
Four crushed to death near Granite canyon Tongue River
Four men K H Gallagher N Watts William Angove and John Hendrickson were crushed to death when rock tumbled onto them after a blast while constructing a flame for floating ties in Granite canyon on the Tongue river about thirty five miles northwest of Sheldon Wyoming on August 14.
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Sheldon
Wyo
K. H. Gallagher
N. Watts
William Angove
John Hendrickson
Granite Canyon
Tongue River
Varnishers Convene in Shelbyville Convention Opens
Shelbyville on August 14 hosted the annual convention of the Interational Salon of Furniture and Plano Var nishers. Delegates gathered for awards and to assess the organization’s prosperous condition as the Toprbs display indicated.
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Shelbyville
Tod
Plano
New Tariff Deal Recedes to Senate Amends Free List
Washington August 14 The tariff bill fight ends as the House votes 182 to 169 to discharge conferees, recede from its opposition to Senate amendments, and adopt the Senate bill while also passing separate free-list bills for coal iron ore sugar and barbed wire.
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Washington
House
Senate
Capitol
Hill
Crisp
Wilson
Rules Committee
Clutchings
Reed
Crisp Bel
Mr. Wilson
Maine
Cochran
Dem
N. Y
Chicago
Tarsney
Dem. Mo
Mr. Tarsney
Ways and Means
Mr. Reed
Covert
N.Y
Davy
Lad
Dunphy
Everett
Mass
Man
Mich
Hendrix
Johnson
Clio
Meyer
Lit
Price
Parsoney
Warner
Mr. Pence
Pup
Colu
Ifty
Messrs. Simpson
McKeighan
Boen
Bankherd
Ala
Boaiver
Burns
Tex
Davey
Denson Abe Edmunds
Epes
Krebs
McKaig
Oates
Reilly
Robbins
Swanson
Tucker
Tyler
Wise
Cannon
Graham
Sperry
Conn
Stevens
Wash
Pickler
Marsh
Lucas
Doolittle
Mr. Haugen
Wisconsin
Alderson
W. Va
Bankhead
Beltzhoover
Boater
1.A
Denson
Edmads
Robertson
Wer Ie
Wheeler
Aly
Ayes
Kays
Messrs
Buaker
Ogden
Trice and Robertson
Dens
Harmer and Reyburn
Rep
House of Representatives
Chen
McMillin
Thtve
Verne Hushes Killed by a Fall
Anokw Minn reports Verne Plughes twelve year old fell from a barn loft on the Horace Taylor farm and died last night from injuries.
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Verne Hushes
Anokw Minn
Verne Plughes
Horace Taylor
With of Withsat Seedy Customer Headache Advice
A comic exchange shows a drug clerk touting a cure for a headache at fifty cents while a frugal customer balks at payment. The scene shifts to a streetcar dispute where a father complains about walking, and a daughter jokes about using a hired carriage instead.
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South Boston News
Fragmented historical ad prose includes weather and health claims
A garbled mix of promotional lines cites rainfall comparisons for Jew sd, mentions Miss X and a “New Man” from Indianapolis Journal, and markets tonics like Lall's Catarrh Core and Syrup of Figs. It references Dalton’s rainfall theory, a Hood purifier, and Hostetter’s Stomach bitters, with scattered medical and consumer product claims.
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Thomas Thineweld
Robertadale
Hatever
Red
Cheng
Hhe Wastlogtonitt
Hy Maken
Eddiy
Frank M. Eddy
Plunger
West Union
J. M. Wetherbee
Wattacen
Toondon
England
Wales
Minneapolis
Jobo Jones
Tudge Holt
New York Weekly
Miss X
Indianapolis Journal
Uni
Braddock, Pa
Lall
Karl
Dalton
Ason
Bombay
Genoa
Gibraltar
Rost
Lange Lion
Lin Cense
Wy Postiga
Wooleon Spice Co
Huron St. Totebo
Old
ST. Paul
St. Paul, Minn
Missouri
John M. Purdy
Missouri Tain Live
Neosho
Buel Ness College
Dow Maloes
A.C. Jenninge
Usin
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