Emigration and World News Across Nations
The survey notes 45 649 Irish emigrants in ten months ending Oct 31, up from 40 269 a year earlier. It recalls China waking to global life, tracks Pennsylvania banker-politician Connell's wealth and past, and lauds Le Suens postmaster Hiram Baxter despite blindness. It covers Loubet’s 150 000 franc legacy, Texas civic contrasts, Florida sponge studies, and a Manila dead letter office shift. It closes with U S growth since 1800 and Spain’s royal marriage tensions.
Republicans Call for United State Advisory Board Formed
A statewide Republican plan establishes the Advisory Board of the Republican State Central Committee to strengthen the party. It outlines by laws, duties, membership rules, finances, and meetings with a goal of enrolling 800 members by February 12 and building permanent headquarters.
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Colorado
Plains
Ladies’ Auxiliary League
T. 8. McMurray
Charles Hartzell
A. M. Stevenson
Willard Lo Ames
F. W. Howbert
Charles Kibler
F.C. ¢Dy
J. K. Choate
Thomas Ward
P. W. Howbert
C. C. Goodale
Brown Palace
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Party
State Central Committee
Ladies’ Auxiliary League of
Abraham Lincoln
Watermelon Industry Promised for Rocky Ford
Atlanta businessman Robert Huntington proposes a Rocky Ford melon industry. He explains Georgia plants convert watermelons into rind products pickles dried kernels syrups and animal feed. Huntington claims $200000 already invested in Atlanta plants and $50000 possible for a Rocky Ford facility in the Arkansas valley.
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Rocky Ford
Robert Huntington
Atlanta
Georgia
Huntington
Huntington & Fraser
Avlanta
Windsor Hotel
New
China
Arkansas Valley
Colorado's Cantaloupes Boost State Agriculture
Colorado notes detail Arkansas valley cantaloupes and watermelons contributing millions in value, with 1900 yields and per acre profits. Bonuses include Rocky Ford trade to New York and Chicago, and a network of grower associations across multiple towns.
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Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Eusily
Sennator Swink
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Rocky Fords
Rocky Ford
Pueblo
Fairmount
la Junta
Las Animas
Lamar
Holly
Manzanola
Fowler
Grand Valley
Arapahoe County
C. D. F. Webb
Flint Mercantile Company
Denver
Brighton
Arapahoe
Jefferson Counties
Liebhardt
Denver Commission
Coal Strike Sparks Fears of Cold Homes and Walkouts
Denver and Florence reports show miners at Northern Coal & Coke Company near Denver facing a protracted strike with no wage settlement. Within Fremont county Colorado a sympathy walkout was decided by Coal Creek Rockvale Beargulch and Brookside miners following a United Mine Workers telegram.
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Northern Coal & Coke Company
Louisville
Lafayette
Florence
Colo
John Geer
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Fremont County
Gallup
New Mexico
Erie
Colorado
Coal Creek
Rockvale
Beargulch
Brookside
Southern
Denver
W. Mitners
Jand Coke
James Cain Company
Ordred
Sunnyside
der Valley Coal
Walt
Idaho
Lest We Forget to Alas We Reme
London reports Britain facing decline as reverses mount in military diplomacy and industry. The Morning Post and Bradford Observer discuss lost opportunities, while American competition grows in wool, peat, jam, and manufacturing. The Times notes wartime gear shifts and new protective webbing.
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Germany
Britain
Spain
Portugal
Sam
Mississippi
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Charleston
United States
Washington
Chang
London
Great Britain
Morning Post
Bradie
Bradford Observer
Arkwright and Crompton
Drury
Reservation Grazing Permits Issued for Colorado Forest Reserves
Colonel W T 8S May distributes dischargeable blanks to wardens for owners to apply for grazing permits in Colorado forest reserves. Applicants must be Colorado residents, agree stock stay 500 yards from streams, avoid wells and reservoirs, and cooperate with wardens on fires and timber protection. No fee required and non applicants lose grazing rights.
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Denver
W. T
Colorado
Fragmented text on Li and court case in China
Signed by commissioners and others, the document references Li and Bright's disease and a postponed attack. It notes Prince Ci against a conte Chih Tung and Li Hu, with a tentative plan for a salary for China and an appointment seen as advisable, though details remain unclear.
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Sioners
I Day
Bright
Prince Ci
Prince Court
Chih Tung
Li Hu
China
Fragmentary London Note Mentions Skirmishes and Orders
Disjointed lines describe actions by commissioners and troops with references to wagons and cavalry. Names such as Vier, Mancos, and Kitt appear amid scattered phrases about crossing lines and fighting, with unclear chronology and place.
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London
Jan U
Antacayfontein
Kaalfontel
Lord Kitt
New York Review Annem Americal Polegraph Parent
Fragmentary text appears to reference New York and individuals with unclear roles. The readable portions mention a Dr. M and a pupil, with scattered terms about telephoning and cages. Context and specifics are insufficient to form a coherent news item.
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New York
Annem Americal
Dr. M
Tae
Cote
Dr. Papin
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