Objections to Agricultural College and State Support
The article rebuts claims against the A and M College in Oktibbeha County. It argues the law aims to educate industrial classes, cites graduates’ varied careers, and asserts broader public benefit from colleges. It urges equal state support for A and M alongside the University of Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oktibbeha
Ihis
Mississippi
University
Colo Srs
United States
S&s
Lauren
George
State University
Oxford
Supreme Bench
A. Ani M
Salt and Digestion in Cattle From American Dairyman
A digest on how salt affects digestion and worm prevention in cattle. It notes fermentation competition with digestive powers when food enters the stomach, salt aiding digestion and delaying decay, and its use in pasture stock to prevent digestive problems and worms.
Water Retention in Soils and Plant Drainage by Prof. Whitney
Prof Whitney explains soil water capacity across textures from coarse sand to clay. He notes that gravels drain quickly, requiring green manures to improve moisture. clays slow water movement unless lime or saline amendments shrink the clay and enhance capillary rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Practical farming advice on stock keeping and feeding
The article warns that poor stock management in spring leads to losses from overstocking and weak feeding. It urges farmers to keep fewer animals if needed to ensure gains, as starving stock ruins digestion and undermines winter profits.
Keep Sheep Dry In Wet Weather
The text warns that wet weather harms sheep more than cold because woolly fleece holds water and cools via evaporation. It urges feeding sheep from sheltered racks to prevent exposure and encourages keeping fleece dry even when wet to avoid long drying times.
Fifty-First Congress Special Session Depicts Senate Moves
The report details a special session with secret sessions, various resolutions, and appointments. It notes actions on a mines inquiry, president pro tempore tenure arguments, and committee references, plus international items from France to Samoa and domestic labor and railway news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mitchell
Committee On Mines and Mining
Mnes
Flutier
Congress
George
Turpie
Indiana
Sherman
Cockrell
Public Service
Tadie
Gibson
Smithsonian Instituten
Call
Seaman
Warton
Manderson
Cape Tol
Dewes
Alvses
Hampton
Exsts
Qolquitt
Lagalle
New York
Senate West
Retention of JoBmeten as Commissioner of Railroads
Report says General JoBmeten, age eighty ten, will be retained as Commissioner of Railroads. The Adams steamship from Samoa will undergo repairs at Mare Island Navy Yard. A legislative committee probes inspections at Fontiac asylum after three patient deaths. Multiple political and social notes follow from Washington and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoBmeten
Adams
Samoa
Johan Bright
House of Peers
Om Thei
Salisbergendt
Fontiac
Mien
Cisen
Ornell
Itacs
Sasaca N. Tartom
St. Lottie
Stephen White
Losmreles
Geo Graham
Philadelphia
F. White
Duluth
Supreme Court of United States
Marat Halstead
Germany
Senate
Sherman
Grevgeat BouLavees
Breen
Tus Cologne
United States
Morocco
Berlin
New York
Hanver Batewax
United States Infantry
Fotoma
Bee Line
Muncie
Ind
Fizence Powens
G. Barnett Young
Toronto
Ont
Ottawa
Kingston Penitentiary
Avex
Graves
James Ferguson
Terre Haute
Lod
Ferguson
Washington
Harrison
Hawaiian Islands
Ft. Wayne
Lordl
Wilkesbarre
Indiana Scottish Rite Masons
Indianapolis
Taowas Keegas
Hollidaysburg
Andrew Jackson
Cleveland
Bsecakrang Tuacy
Hee
Petrel
Wilson
Melville
Steel Inspection Board
E.gut
Special Customs Agents’ Department
New York Custom House
Tuheeee
New York Coffee Exchange
Havre
Several Local Incidents and Developments Reported
Late news items cover a fatal Grand Creek ford drowning near Clinton Missouri where John Boyles saved his wife and two children after his wagon overturned. Other notes include tobacco sales in Danville Virginia up, a railroad leader’s death in Vicksburg Mississippi, proposed rail links connecting Chicago St Louis Paducah Florence and Birmingham, and a Camden Arkansas fire causing major losses. Also noted are Apia naval wreck pensions for widows and children, a Conway county Arkansas murder, revenue stamp counting, Tennessee election bill progress, and Mexico City health actions on American Jardap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HG. Dan & Co
Mercantile Agency
Pumbler
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Minois Central Railroad Company
New Orleans
John Boyles
Grand Creek
Clinton
Boyles
Danville
Thomas Kiger
Vicksberg
Miss
Vicksburg & Meridien Railroad Company
Fis Ab
Florence
Ala
Paducah & Tennessee
Chicago
St. Louis
Paducah
Birmingham
Cameden
Ark
C.D. Gee
A. L. Morgan
Apia
Josefa Sata
Conway County
Daniel Richmond
Plummerville
John M. Clayton
Tur
Treasury Committee
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Tennessee
Board of Health
City of
Mexico
Raubie
Republic
Robbery at Denver bank ends in dramatic $21,000 demand
A well dressed man with a light moustache robbed First National Bank of $21,000 after coercing President Merritt Moffatt and forcing cashiers to hand over funds. He claimed motive as desperate and threatened violence with a nitro glycerine bottle before escaping. investigators have no trace of the robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stade & Deover
Dexven
Cal
First National Bank
Ross Lewin
Merritt Muffatt
Lewin
Mr. Moffatt
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Cheseman Block
SN. Wood
Mof Pate
Gfteen
Widow of Stonewall Jackson declines Lexington postmistress post
The widow of Stonewall Jackson refused appointment as postmistress of Lexington Virginia citing family needs and health. President Harrison and Postmaster General Wanamaker had sought to honor the Confederate hero by naming Mrs Jackson to the office. She lives in Randolph County and is not a Lexington resident.
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BauTione
Hichmond
Stonewall Jackson
Lexington
Harrison
Wanamaker
Irish Leaders Map Campaign Plan for Commission Reopening
The Irish leaders of the Commis and the Parnellite counsel held a conference to map a campaign to be used when the commission reopens. Details of the defense are unclear but it is described as effective and will offset Times witnesses with enthusiasm and apparent integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New Orleans
Civen
San Diego
Cal
Lower
California
Donovan Rossa
Friends of Ireland
Niewolas M. Bet
Foreign Mail Bureau
Post Ofice Cement
N. T. Rostysox
Virginia
Berkeley
R. 1
Auckland
Vandalia
Trenton
Nipsic
Olga
Adler
Eber
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Variows Mills
Randolph Charehill
Whitch
Ae Suit Syndicate
Tar Dubus Freeman
United States
Hanted Onteck
Engiseh
Mc Twaren
Netherlands
State Department
Readine Coal and Tron Company
Philadelphia
New York City
Sca
Griggs
C.K. Garrison
Garrison
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Patrick Kagan Temot
Wr. Eesn
Lincoln
Neb
Issa Aaretes
Secretary of State of
Colorado
Colorado & Pecifie Railway
Grand Junction
Col
Colorado River
Gulf of California
San Francisco
Sos Angeles
Lospex
Commis
Parnellite
Old Memphis tale of Pompey Blooper and two giant rattlesnakes
In Memphis a reporter relays Pompey Blooper the eastern county farmer, famed coon hunter, surviving a rattlesnake encounter. While napping by a fire after a hunt, he killed two enormous serpents with 43 and 39 years of age based on rattles, injuring his toe but escaping unharmed.
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Pompey Blooper
Sleven
Memphis
Pompey Isa
Pompey
Felow
Darkies
Gadle Pompey
Tenn
Reform in Violence and a 1584 Testimony on Warner's Cure
The piece recalls Vienna's dog massacres and a stray stick incident by the river Ferdinand's Bridge, contrasting barbarity with gratitude. It quotes Stev. J. W Asheman from 1584 praising Warner's Safe Cure after kidney illness and cites many people seeking moral approval through honest testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Stev. J. W Asheman
D[hetron, Mich
Chatham
Ont
Woolf
Warner
Ambiguous Gang Plays At Mike's Spot In Backyard Show
A line from the Gory Canyon Lasso describes a group of tenderfoots performing at Mike's place before a barn crowd. One member used a galcot called Omelette, and the act ended with the crowd noting the performer resembled scrambled eggs after the second act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gory Canyon
Mike
America
Ladies and hair dye shift to oxidation for tint
A London column notes women now avoid dyeing hair with artificial color. Instead they opt to oxidise their hair to achieve bright golden or brown tones, a trend described as more refined and desirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londo
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D. Lee
Toricultural and Mechanical Colleges
Joer
Sexaron Pratt
General Tracy
Hannisen
Oklahoma
Bax Yuu
Cincinnati Bar
Matthews
Quay
Capens
Halifar
N.S
Ewrraon Withiam
New City Hospital
Baltimore
Karsen Whitawbins
Frederick
Potsdam
Liverpool
Thomas Sherman
Maine
Melbourne
Australia
Victoria Legislative Assembly
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Rev
Lyman Beecher
Mrs. Stowe
Council
San Remo
Italy
Villa Zirio
San Nemo
Narra
Moscow
Russia
Zerlina
Cnas. B.surin
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. M. Jackson
Smith
Tes Cologne
Eccland
Victoria
Sebastian
Wellington
House of Commons
Tue Czar
Ceariza
Paul Schouvalof
Jodce Wilson
Arkansas
J. H. Otis
Hippis
Robinson
Massachusetts
Jons Fieco
Nation
Youne, Smith, Field & Co
Postmes
Poo
Field
Tue Navy-Yard Commission
Mount Vernon Reservation
Mobile
Mobile River
Athelstone Club
Ith
Hungary
Szedenz
M. Gersesponr
Cannes
Monte Carlo
Clongorey
Ireland
T&h
Ee Tne
Webb
Fenwick
Conserva
Robert T. Lincoln
England
Murat Halstead
Alton Thorndyke Rice
Patrick Egan
Chili
Thomas Ryan
Kansas
John Hicks
Wisconsin
Peru
Reaper
Sydney
N.S W
Stonewall Dickson
Deeline
Marerie
Derron
Accowack
C. H
Marcel
Virginia Taylor
Pateon
T. W. Ruswell
Taylor
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