Life in America by Associated Press from London
A London dispatch summarizes Ha' l Caine's Life in America piece for the Daily Telegraph and reflects on postwar trade revival, American attitudes toward England, and the nation’s vast growth, mobility, industry, and moral character. Died at an Old Age reports Patrick Haggerty, 108, Malone NY area. Also notes a quiet wedding at Sheephead and a bond over a fight case in Farrell's shop. Telegraph project details on Philippines troops and a new military telegraph line near Santa Cruz progress.
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Will Irrigate Nevada Lands
Report from San Francisco says eastern capitalists are reviewing irrigation plans in Nevada. A Donner Lake dam storing 12 000 acre feet could divert water below Verdi into Devine range ditches to Warm Springs Valley for grain and alfalfa, near Reno as a distribution point.
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Botkin Trial Witness Contradicts Earlier Testimony
Dr Tyrrell testified for the defense in the Botkin case contradicting Miss Henry and Miss Dimunn who swore Mrs Botkin bought chocolates July 3 at 3 oclock. Tyrrell said he attended Mrs Botkin professionally at that time, creating a sharp clash of accounts across multiple dispatches.
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Puritan Dames and the Wives of Plymouth Rock
A historical reflection lauding Puritan women for founding Plymouth Colony and enduring hardships. It contrasts rugged colonial fortitude with modern women’s purported weaknesses, then promotes medical consultation with Dr. R. Pierce for female health concerns.
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Army Bill Provisions Attract Minority Report
The minority on the House Committee drafts a substitute bill for the Hull proposal, planning a 30 000 man regular army with 12 000 artillery 8 000 infantry 6 000 cavalry plus engineers and staff. A 50 000 volunteer force may be raised for two years for duties in Porto Rico Cuba the Philippines Hawaii and the Ladrones. Critics warn a 100 000 standing army would cost about 310.6 million dollars and be hard to reduce later.
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Spanish Premier gravely ill as state turmoil grows
report mentions Senor Sagasta's severe illness and a broad note on the Viavi treatment method. It also records a trip by Archibalds to Careon and Lt Hobron passing Reno, plus the death of James McDonald aged 102 from Wisconsin. A caller identified as B E Hunter on Fourth Street is noted.
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