English thief Jarvie linked to hotel Cecil arrest in 1899 case
Police parade Walter Jarvie before detectives, confirming the Englishman as the man in the Hotel Cecil room linked to Mrs Sadie Jackson. Jarvie, claiming self, faced charges, with history including 1899 London arrest and Cork stint.
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New York
Demme
William H. Jarvie
Bootland Yard
Jarvia
Gilsey
Hay
Lieut William Crown
Darvie
Spector McOniferty
Crown
Jarvin
Inapeo
McCafferty
Domme
Walter
Bet William
Cecil
London
Brooklyn
Jariva
Radier Jackson
Sadie Jack
Jarvie
England
Maelf—eone
Mrs. Jackson
Jarvis
Slater
Cork
Ireland
Gnecy
L. Sherer
Mr. Sherer
Tarvia
Misa Fegrey
Dog Saves Tots From Bear in Altoona
A dog defended three children aged nine and under from a furious bear on a mountain trail near Tyrone Altoona Pennsylvania. The dog sacrificed its life protecting the kids after they found bear cubs in the woods. The bear killed the dog and left the children unharmed in the incident reported by local residents.
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Altoona
H. J. ‘Valle
Tle
Break Broody Hens Early to Save Time and Health
A rural guide advises quick action when hens exhibit broodiness. It suggests confining the hen in a slatted bottom coop to cool the crest fever, preventing unnecessary egg production and potential loss of time. The method aims to reduce hindrance to breeding schedules and keep flock productivity steady.
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Oluteh
Emma
The Farm Theme and Its Rising Value in Industry
The passage underscores farming as central to all industries and society, noting farmers and farm products sustain other sectors. It claims the farm’s knowledge and methods empower broader profit and progress, highlighting a discovery learned by one man that benefits many.
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Dublin
Ind
Milton
Maple Streets
Bosloena
Palmetto Asparagus: A Promising Garden Market Crop
Palmetto asparagus tops commercial plantings with vigorous growth and strong resistance. The Columbian White Mammoth offers a splendid white variety. Grow more for eastern markets as prices rise early in the season. Plan a bed next spring or buy disease free transplants from specialty growers.
Ordination cake rivaled by Norley bakers craft legacy
In Norley half a century ago Old Ribsy the baker boasted a legendary rhymed order cake said to outshine even Grandmother Hartingale’s recipe from England. The town’s self respect strained at bakery prices and the tale centers on Miss Tinkley and her famed cakes, with locals debating taste and virtue.
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Norley
Josephus Robinson
Tinking
Lorenzo Tinkley
Ribsy
Rome
Wild Goose Farmer Joshua Wheaton Claims World Record
Joshua D Wheaton of Chinco League Virginia claims to be the only wild goose farmer in Clipper for Reference with 269 acres and over 1400 wild geese on his property. He notes his work and jokes about publication in magazines.
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Joshua D. Wheaton
Chinco League
Chincoteagus
Northers
Sasaring
Pasturing Pigs on Clover for Cheap Pork Production
Clyde A. Waugh argues clover pasture with supplements yields the cheapest pork. Hog fencing and stock management turn sows to pasture after weaning, with a daily corn ration and limited feeds. Green corn and fall feeding complete a productive cycle as older hogs are slaughtered.
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Clyde A. Waugh
Michigan
Raising Cows on Clean Water and Seed Potatoes
Practical notes urge farmers to avoid cows drinking dirty pond water to protect milk quality. A Oklahoma pond proves proper water storage can supply 100 head with minimal upkeep. The text covers seed potato selection, recommending local varieties and careful planting. It also mentions a US Department bulletin on economic fence posts and fertilizer distribution tools, plus forage tips for sheep with corn ensilage and clover or alfalfa hay.
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Chhdren
Oklahoma
Pota Tong
Aroostew
Readings and Debates on Legal Bond and Sailor Testimony
A National Magazine correspondent recounts a case where a captain used a bottomry bond to raise cash for a vessel in the Gulf of Mexico. A sailor testified he signed as witness, but the opposing lawyer exposed the witness read the document upside down, ending the bond dispute. The piece shifts to advice for nervous women and notes on steady judgment. It also cites notes from Harper's, The Week, and Mare Weekly on various topics.
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Vensel
Gulf of Mexico
National Magasine
New York
Alan
Withens
McComb
Harper's Bear
John Mitchell Work for Miners Safety and Welfare
John Mitchell, former United Mine Workers of America president, continues to push for miner welfare and safety. He backs the National Civic Federation, notes his firsthand mine experience, and advocates compulsory automatic compensation for industrial injuries while seeking to remove damage suits from courts. He recalls the Virden strike and urges federal labor protections.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Mitchell
Andrew Carnegie
Resuke
Ife
Pita
Mokat
Virden Coal Company
Virden
Company
Mitchell
Grim Tollers
Alabama
Tanner
St. Louis
Plata
New York
England
Nnion
Gore Shocks Senate With Bribery Allegations
Oklahoma Senator Thomas Pryor Gore, blind since childhood, claimed a bribery attempt in the bill affecting Choctaw and Chickasaw nations and attorney fees. The charges dragged in former senators and a House member, prompting an investigation. Gore, born near the Civil War era, rose from adversity to public service after moving from Texas to Oklahoma.
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Thomas Pryor Gore
Oklahoma
United States Senate
Congress
Senate
Senatar Gore
House
Senator Gore
Gore
Cumberland University
Tennessee
Miew
Nina Kay
Texas
St. Lewin
Territorial Council
Harmon Leads Ohio in 1912 Presidential Nomination Outlook
Judeon Harmon, Ohio governor, renominated by Democrats for a second term, is seen as the leading potential presidential candidate in 1912. Born in Hamilton County, he rose from common pleas judge to Cincinnati’s superior court, served as attorney general under Cleveland, and became governor in 1910 with strong party backing.
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Judeon Harmon
Ohio
Ornor
Harmon
Hamilton County
Denisee University
Eed
Cloctonati Law School
Gret
Common Pleas
LTR
Superior Court of
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Bse
Ohio Har Asseciation
Law Department
University of Cincings
Justice Moody to Retire From Supreme Court
Associate Justice William H. Moody plans retirement due to ill health. The retirement law requires ten years of service for pay. Senator Lodge sponsors a bill to grant Moody his pay beyond the term. Moody, Massachusetts native and Harvard graduate, has served since 1900 and held roles as attorney general and secretary of the navy.
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William H. Moody
United States Supreme Court
Justice Moody
Senator Lodge
Moody
Roosevelt
Tie
Massachusetts
Harvard
Navy
Supreme Court
Grand
Ward Hunt
Supreme Ba
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Prieti
Wishboner Bay
York Hospital
James Lawrence
Elrcutt
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Wolan
Princeton Tiger
United States Department of Agriculture
Public Roads
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William Allen Jonnson
Marepers Weekly
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Culebra
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