Cotton Not the Only Crop and the Monkey Tale
Bill Arp discusses farming shifts, urging diversification beyond cotton and citing a parable about monkeys replacing labor. He notes rising crop costs, cheaper goods, and the need for innovation, including poultry, fruit, and home crafts, to weather hard times and boost local incomes. He also mentions photography as a potential women's skill and touches on social tension in courts and race.
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India
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Texas
Cho
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Deason
Fiat
Hurganton
Mike Joey
Thors
Colin
Folka
Tavis
Kentucky
Peter Monderson
New York
Peter
Atlanta
Conta
Agra
New England
Lottoma
Poe
Oman
Yong
Chivago
Lowe
Skeleton Unearthed In Miami Valley Giants Revealed
Reported discovery near a Miami village uncovers a near complete prehistoric skeleton. Five local doctors and investigators describe a massive skull and jawbones, a life sized figure from a vanished mound builder race, with a carved stone artifact found nearby suggesting ritual or weapon use. The find, displayed in town, draws crowds and promises further study of ancient giants and the mound builders.
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Ure
Intervat
Mowank
W. Gobhert
Edward Kauitean
Almoat
Harlan
Aw Wong
Syor Beon
Ioan
Amnon Thein
Weaver
Bookwaiter
Shuler
Miami Valley
Edward Gebluart
Relica
Nand
Ula
Che
Akeletan
Ita Peentiar
Norvicw TV
Earth
Ex-Hounter Kinundy Defends Union Polygamy Stance
Ex-Hounter Kinundy argues that polygamy remains legal in the United States and that the national government lacks power to nullify it. The opinion is presented amid a broader debate on constitutional legality and state authority.
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United States
Win State Popartmonk
Germany
Ex-Hounter Kinundy
Battle in Yemen area reported with heavy casualties
Dispatches from Constantinople describe a battle at Shanel in the Yemen division with Turkish and insurgent forces. About 4,000 insurgents and 2,000 Turkish or allied troops were killed or wounded as fighting continues near Sana. A further Turkish advance was ordered toward Saabah, threatening rebels and local forces as the Yemen rebellion widens.
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Tanniry
Yemen
Arabia
Vorkiah
Shanel
Constantinople
Thors
Yermen
Barka
Hodolda
Sana
Tarka
Araba
Arabis
Loxnon
Abdullah Pasha
Gaptoro Saabah
Hontsoun Kills Campoulon in Blow County shooting
An early morning shooting near Brick Mill in Blow County left Campoulon dead and Hontsoun the apparent shooter. Prominent merchants in the area, Montgomery and Worention, faced a volatile scene as authorities investigated a fatal wound and alleged threats surrounding the incident.
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Hontsoun
Campoulon
Knoxvinns
Wasdanuney
Geo
Montgomery
Aden
Brick Mill
Blow County
Bat
Molcar
Go To High and Take Aim At Tax Burden, Northerners Warned
A parade at Orangebury State Colored College featured Prof Ny O Nix and Prof Rene Wilkinson leading the march to promote education and civic virtue. Speakers urged industrial and moral advancement while attacking taxation and urging lawmakers to reduce college funding and ease tax burdens on farmers.
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Ny Os Bix
Oranje Darg
Nowa Taco
State Colored College
Orangebury
State College Bloyola Club
College Ondats
Rene Wilkinson
A. Bt
D. Prasior
Othora
Falich
Ihudex
Arto
Nydale
Folka
Nickell
Parada
Audidneo
Ny O. Nix
Department of Wathomnation
State Wolves College
Li Io
Nandomto Collene Kb Hunadlat College
Clartty
Otdao
Chicago
Thors
Nwhita
Nousgia
Hyatorin
Democratic ticket debate and wartime policy contrasts
Florence Tines discusses the 1900 Democratic ticket of Dewey and Loos, arguing citizens want a president who represents citizenship and peace policy rather than naval emphasis. The piece critiques valor as costly and notes a strong call for pragmatic leadership amid contemporary war and governance concerns.
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Wott Pata
Maney Watterson
Dewey and Loo
Florence Tines
Dewey
Deway
Vauisia
South 19 Prosperous Report From the South and Beyond
Baltimore observer reports Samuel Edmondd returning from the South noting strong general business. He cites cotton prices, growing industrial rail employment, and Birmingham’s pig iron boom as signs of expanding southern and national manufacturing profit in 1899. The piece highlights rising iron and steel output, new plants, and widespread optimism despite low cotton prices.
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Baltimore
Saventh
Edmondd
Hay
Vourne
Lea
United States
Birmingham
Ala
Hia
Japan
Joruanlom
England
Aol
Brwy
Changes and Trials in Greenville Politics and Winthrop Report
A rambling 19th century Texas Drewry inspired piece recounts political intrigue in Greenville and Beaufort, referencing editor confrontations with Tom Miller and a pistol standoff. It ties in 1870 legislative history, veteran figures like Oliver P. Morton, and a Winthrop College annual report noting admissions and capacity limits.
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Tom Miller
Wupie
Tee Sparionburg
Willamsndulgen
Tireonville
Tony Milloy
Bios Tip
Ani
Giyla
Tom Billo
Groonville Nown
Mate
Gracnvilla Nova
Pharloxtan
Hin Degk
Math Slalo
Thomas J. Miller
Teant Bocitort
Geoonvilla News
Mombar
Beaufort
Bonington
Gane
Uke Greenville Nova
Nova
Ugautort
Santee
Oliver P. Morton
United Stater Senate
Oréngoburyg
W. M. Mackay
Dan
John Sanur Vernor
Ian
J. Lawronga Orr
Ab Artin
Stith Constibulary
United States
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Bhoppari
House of
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Pono
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