Political vultures and census figures spark debate
A column extols Judge Pennypacker and questions his opponents while citing a Census Bureau report on U S farming. It notes 45439 farms with 41 201 48 acres, average 14 acres per farm, and gross farm product of 413 9116 732. It argues farm income barely covers costs and highlights widespread rural poverty. It also touches on Venezuela's unrest and U S response.
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Census Bureau
United States
Venezuela
Castro
Government seeds distribution announced for fall
The article notes a large annual government seed distribution with new plan details. The Department of Agriculture will divide the country into six districts and tailor seeds to each area. Each senator and representative will receive 12,000 packages for distribution, with a broad note on political and economic context.
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United States
Venesula
Department of Agriculture
Ereseman Palmer
Odd Bits From Harper's Bazar And A Coin Plan
A mix of literary notices and quirky tidbits cites Margaret Sangster and an 1904 plan to reintroduce the gold dollar coin for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. It notes McKinley and Jefferson portraits and the inscription details, alongside a joke about a nose wearable and a medical testimonial for Bitters.
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Bureau of Engraving
Shaw
Ion
St. Louis
William McKinley
Thomas Jefferson
Old Home celebrations promote returning to roots and parks
A wide discussion extols vacationing and Old Home Week as means to renew ties with birthplace towns, urging states like Massachusetts and New York to expand such events. It highlights public parks, school gardening, and community beautification efforts as beneficial for homes, streets, and urban life, citing examples from New York and West Pittston.
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Americas
United States
New England
Battll
Massachusetts
Massachusx
Newshire
Jana
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Hear Iy
Pitston
Pittston
Almaoutes
Arden
Lassen
Cornell
Bureau of Nature Study
New York
Utah
California
Illinois
Champaign
New ‘York
New York ‘Tribune Sunshine Society
East Side
Municipal Art Society
Heights
Brooklyn
Tre
DeWitt ‘Clinton Park
Honestic
Clevelant
West Pittston
West Pitston
Midnight pursuit of a suspected killer ends in mystery
A narrator recounts nights of vigil over his master as suspicions rise after a series of robberies near their home. He shadows the doctor and a colleague, Dr Squires, to the old mansion, hoping to glimpse wrongdoing, but the interior remains unseen and the plan collapses as the target vanishes amid shifting trust and danger.
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Goddard
St. Goddard
Squires
Ton
Tal Fagancon
Beard Akon
Charles
Nol
Maligh Way
Ata Jona
Miley
Night Search at Doctor Squires House Reveals Hidden Cupola Access
In a tense narrative, the narrator describes stalking Doctor Squires, hiding behind shrubs as a dark figure moves on the porch, then climbing to the cupola via a trap door and using a chisel to pry a staple from a locked door. He notes a secret hall, two upper floors, and the doctor’s deserted rooms, awaiting further exploration and details.
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Howe Swooden Walla
Eng
Dole Toro
Arcond
Natal
Te Boone
Cate Trend Trench
Tibet
Ubud
Fred
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Prentiss
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George Poindexter
Wiliam Sharkey
George Foote
J. T. Power
J. H. Houck
W. c. Price
G. D. Stroh
W. H. Diable
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DeWitt
Farrereck & Roberts
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