Relping Wool Growers Price Relief For Sheep Grazing
Gifford Pinchot and A. Potter announce a 10 to 15 percent rate reduction for sheep grazing on U S forests, effective in 1909- The revised schedule aims to reflect market dips in wool, mining, and land values, while preserving minimum charges and local condition exceptions. The change balances stockmen, forest growth, homesteaders, and range users amid ongoing debates on transport and industrial costs.
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Salt Lake City
Gifford Pinchot
A. ¥. Potter
United States Forest Service
Railroads face fare hikes amid wage fears and prosperity flip
The article argues railroads must raise freight rates or cut wages as earnings rise but net losses grow. It cites costs for clothing, dining room sets, flour, and beef, urging restraint on wage cuts to protect workers. Mentions Bryan and Taft campaigns and Mexico’s coffee crop tripling to 43 million pounds.
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Braxeman
Yalige
Chicago
New York
Bryan’s Lincoln speech mocks Hughes on fare and reform
In a Lincoln Day address Governor Hughes defended his two cent fare veto as prudent while Mr. Bryan accused him of inconsistency linking politics to rate campaigns. Bryan rejects any suggestion of unworthy motives yet claims Hughes’ policies echo past missteps and urge voters to see through rhetoric.
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Aryan
Governor Hughes
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
Gov. Hughes
Hurdes
Camuaigh
Mgr
Bryan
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A humorous undated column pokes fun at engagements and social quirks. It riffs on luck in cards and life choices, noting how clever lines and risky bets shape popularity while lampooning dating mishaps and urban wit.
Oct 24 in History and Astronomical Notes
On October 24 historical notes recall the 1648 Peace of Westphalia ending the Thirty Years War and mark the deaths of Pierre Gassendi and Daniel Webster. The entry also notes a second large deposit of U.S. funds in New York banks and outlines an astronomical event sequence with a new moon in Libra and lunar conjunctions.
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Westphalia
Europe
Pierre Gassenit Ve Gassend
Daniel Webster
United States
New York
Mob Justice Undermines Civilization's Foundation
An editorial voice condemns mob violence and lynching, arguing it harms civil order. It stresses that innocent people are often punished, erodes respect for law, and urges universal enforcement of fair trials and removal of idle, violent elements from communities nationwide.
Women’s Rosy Future Almost For the Asking
By Sarah Grand, English authoress, the piece predicts a future where women’s mental abilities shape politics and society. It argues men will engage seriously with women, recognizing their fresh outlook and wit, and that women must overcome constraints from tight clothing to claim greater rights and opportunities.
In Defense of the Supreme Court by Andrew C. Wiitl
Opinion piece arguing that weakening the Supreme Court threatens anarchy and tyranny. The author invokes history and divine inspiration to defend the court as the central feature of the U S constitution and warns against public opinion attacks.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
United States
D. Lacoste dies at his Blum Street home
D. B. Lacoste died at 10 o clock this morning at his Blum street residence surrounded by family and friends. He was a native of France who came to San Antonio from New Orleans in 1849. The funeral is set for tomorrow morning.
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Blum Street
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Lacoste
France
New Orleans
San Francisco
China
Manuel Hernandez
San Gerenino
W. OB. Stevens
Cadroville
A Any
Ile Mirents
Excelsior Guards
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Aris
Strange Stories from the Zoo Speke the young rhino in distress
The Bronx park reports Speke a young African white rhino suffers from maternal neglect and improper feeding. Keepers Thi man and Bayreuther try to compensate as Speke remains small for his age and shows signs of illness after milk was phased out for a new diet.
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Bronx Park
Speke
Lake Victoria
German East Africa
Thiman
Bayreuther
Rhinoceros Speke’s Spring Health Regimen
A Bronx Park Zoo rhinoceros named Speke suffers from rheumatism, diagnosed by Dr. Blair after observing stiff joints and painful squeaks during winter rest. The physician prescribes exercise and daily condensed milk doses, hoping Speke returns to the first of the seven ages of rhinoceroses and recovers soon.
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Blair
Bronx Park M. M
Speke
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