Cotton stalk paper test boosts Southern industry claim
The Mississippi era article discusses converting cotton stalks to paper and bagging, noting stronger fibers, cheaper material, and potential Southern mills. It cites the Cotton Journal on full plant use, South vs East mills, and forecasts new investment and regional jobs.
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Mmp
Ts Bs
Cotton Journal
T. Bae
United States
Greenville
Delta
Mississippi
Indiana Governor Hanly speech on corruption and change
Governor Hanly spoke at graduation exercises in Terre Haute Indiana urging revelation of corruption amid rapid economic and social changes. He said reforms restore equal rights and happiness, noting most progress comes quietly yet needs scrutiny during hardening times.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Gov
Hanly
L Tfe
First Session Ends as Key Bills Pass Congress
Washington reports the fifty ninth congress closes with passage of the Pure Food and Meat Inspection, Naturalization, and Regular Appropriation bills. The railroad rate measure awaits signing as Panama Canal locks bill and other laws take effect. The session totals near nine hundred million dollars in new federal expenditures. naturalization rules require two year declarations and restricts aliens involved with agitations or offenses. Retirements include Casson Nev JodzThomas H Hawkes after long service.
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Parama Canal
Washington
Senate
Congress
Panama
Unclear OCR Text Mentions Escape and Murder Charge
Fragmentary report references F Bail of Minnesota, Kentucky escape, James Sayler Steve Turner charged with murder, James Torver accused cattle thief, and Harverc in New London Yale defected in a race. Details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Ance
Minnesborce
Kentucky
James Sayler
Steve Turner
James Torver
Yate
Harverc
New London
Yale
Harvert
Name fragments and political notes from a distant era
A sprawling OCR fragment reports on figures and events across the Americas, mentioning professionals, elections, labor, railroads, and disasters. It lists names like Mrs Longworth and Mrs Bett Rich, officials in Mt. Carmel, coal miners in Illinois, and labor expos in Minnesota, with various implied outcomes and charges.
Wreck claims 23 Americans amid regional disaster
Reports detail a devastating railway wreck in England where 23 Americans died and 10 were injured as a New York mayor and wife narrowly avoided travel on the ill fated train. The steamer passengers bound for Southampton survived by changing plans at Plymouth. The catastrophe left coaches crushed and a trail of casualties, with a long list of names reported.
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Gary Mime
McClerland
New York
London
Plymouth
England
Salisbury
Lille
Southampton
McClellan
Bouse Coar
Louis
Trambull
Cassitt
Frederick Henry
Miphicke
Mre
W. Cilienge
Hardies
Doniler
Hirchreck, Wire L. N
Howieson
Wine Wary
King
Toronto
Koch
Prask
Ikestown
Johnn
New York City
Mwe
Merkin
F. York City
Pipon
Sentell
Charles
Yrea
New Yor
Blanche
Gertrude
Smith
Walter
Darton
Merger Leaves St Louis Traction Under North American Co
After months of negotiations the suburban street car lines were absorbed by the Woller Railways Co, placing all city and western suburb traction under North American Co, owner of United Railways. The group will also control gas and electric lighting firms, excluding one small concern, with Coasted Railways totaling 263 miles.
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St. Louis
Woller Railways Co
North American Co
United Railways
Couttro
Englishman to Inspect Meat for British Army
London reports storm flooding Thames causing high tides and railway disruptions while England plans meat inspection for use by the British army. In Washington Senate ratifies treaty with Mexico on water rights for Rio Grande gatekeeping. In Eveleth Mine a blast injures workers amid dynamite handling, leaving at least one dead.
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New York
Percy Erre Hobbs
England
Senate
Mexico
Washington
Mersey
Rio Grande River
Drowned workers at factory pit as gas fumes rise
In a Fredericton area incident three men Rowley the engineer Scott and Sullivan were fatally overcome in a pit at the Reomict & Bursiam Manufacturing Co yard. The leaking tank spilled petroleum and caused gas fumes that trapped them as coworkers tried to rescue.
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Watertary
Eugene Howley
Frederice Scott
Dennis Sullivan
Erwie Petroleum
Reomict & Bursiam Manufacturing Co
Rowley
Scott
Sullivan
Row ‘Ey
Howler
Petr
Derriq Sullivan
Rabcor
William Kearney
Babcock
Moody Announces Government Will Prosecute Violations of the Law
Atty Gen Moody urges all United States district attorneys to pursue prosecutions for violations of the safety equipment provisions. The move follows eight years of recommendations to bolster law enforcement and to address government printing errors and enrolment issues in Congress.
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Atty
Gen
Moody
Washington
President Signs 36 Hour Livestock Shipping Bill
The President signs a labor law extending the confinement time for cattle and other livestock during shipment to market, endorsing the administration’s record. Gen. Cobe of Maine renominated. Republicans in Portland re nominate Gov William T. Cobe of Rockland for a second term as chief executive.
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Washington
Cobe
Maie
Portland
Wm. T. Cobe
Rocksland
Professor Manuel Garcia Dies at 101
The noted professor of singing and inventor of the ter m gescope died here at Sagamore for Summe Owster Bay aged 101. The president and family attend the services at Sagamore.
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Manuel Garcia
Lendoo—Maswl Garcia
Sagamore
Summe- Owster Bay
Ares
Sagemore
Omer
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