Federal Judge Groestup retires after turbulent tenure
Chicago federal judge Groestup ends 1 year on the bench amid calls for political freedom and controversial rulings. He rose to prominence during the 1894 Delon riots, issued injunctions with Judge Woods, and became known for major cases including beef trust and Standard Oil. He faced impeachment pressures and public speeches on trusts, reflecting a career marked by controversy and influence.
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Groestup
Chicago
Enys
Thigge
Gresscup
Delon
William A. Woods
Grosseup
Grogecup
Enor
Beef Trust
Standard OU
Judyn Kenesew M. Landis
Bae
Cirveecup
Thin Cane
Harrison
Grosscup
Denehi
McKinsey
Himselrcult Judes
Dewee
Efreult Court of
Bien
Hewee
Atreet Rat Company
Charleston
Crosscup
Trusta
Beloved by Canadians Countess Grey Leaves Dominion Stage
The Dominion of Canada bids farewell to the much loved Countess Grey and her husband the Earl Grey as they depart from public life. She impressed Canadians with charm and personality, supporting educational, charitable, and humanitarian causes and promoting athletic endeavors during their stay. The couple’s departure leaves a sense of deep regret among Canadian society.
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Can
Wari Grey
Countess Grey
Dvebows
Conmaiedt
Pir Wren Newt
Dominion
Canada
Grey
Earl
Adee Long in the Service of the Nation
Adee marks forty two years in national service including seven as second assistant secretary of state. Born November 7, 183? in New York, he began as secretary of the American legation in Madrid in 1870, later leading the diplomatic bureau and rising to second assistant secretary under McKinley Roosevelt and Taft. He is famed as the official diplomatic post writer who tells foreign powers to keep off the grass.
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Alvey
Rustae
United States
Phiew
Arthur
Cleveland
Adee
Eote
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Alvey A Adee
Successor to Stolypin Waldemar Kaserise as Premier
The caesar of Russia could not have chosen a finer man than Waldemar Kaserise to be premier. Kokovtsat’s era had seen the post held by Desttry Bogrof. Koker teofl Hete is a popular figure in St Petersharge. he is sociable and austere to his colleagues. He favors reform, notably in prisons, aligning with the Fea party and the Hoeral party’s influence.
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Waldemar Kaserise
Kokovtsat
Hove
Desttry Bogrof
Sppelol
M. Kekovrsom
M Xobovice
Imen
Tig
Martin
Meorburia
Sipteeman
Petersharge
Rokortaed
Stolypin
Premie
Russia
Well in the Desert: Irrigation Via Wells and Pumps
The article explains a shift to underground water for irrigation driven by drought. It notes rapid growth of well and pump powered systems, including large pumping plants and smaller centrifugal and steam driven units. Costs, depths, and water yields are discussed, with optimistic views on farmer savings and crop resilience across regions.
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Irrigaon
Gene Hit
Buch
How to Test Garden Seeds for Better Germination
Steps to test seed viability quickly using blotting paper. Count 100 seeds, remove bent or damaged ones, place between blotting papers in a plate, and cover with another plate to create a simple germination setup.
Pullets Lay Earlier With Male Birds Present
Experiments at era station show pens with male birds produced laying pullets one to two months earlier than pens without males. No forced laying. broodiness managed with ample nest boxes. Hog breeding practice noted, praising improved meat variety and offerings across markets.
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Era Station
Egge to Preserve and Safe Handling of Eggs
Guidance on egg preservation emphasizes using fresh Eger promptly for best results though several days old eggs retain quality. Do not use washed eggs as they are not recommended for preservation and handling.
Deep Fall Plowing Best For Sugar Beets And Crops
Farmers advocate deep fall plowing to improve sugar beet growth and moisture retention. Six to eight inch minimum depth, four to six inch subsoil, avoid plowing around the field rill, and use plows at right angles to slopes to ensure uniform water flow and aeration. After winter irrigation, thorough cultivation helps retain moisture against spring winds and evaporation.
FARM NOTES On Poultry Bees and Mulching celery
Practical farm hints on poultry housing repairs and animal care. Advice covers beekeeping for pollination and honey, mosquito control with kerosene, harness comfort, driving birds away with cats, and avoiding mortgage for an automobile. Also mulching celery with horse manure and caring for goslings in cold weather with shade and water.
Separator troubles and advice from a Minnesota woman
A Minnesota woman writes about cleaning slime from the side of a bow and describes greasing the inside of the bow with butter after a warning, noting she had little trouble afterward. The anecdote reflects practical home care tips within a dated, informal voice.
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Minnesota
Trence
Corn Silage and Alfalfa as Drought-Resistant Farm Staples
The article notes corn silage and alfalfa as the steady economical ration for dairy cows, praised for drought resistance. It also mentions concrete’s rising utility on farms, with new usage methods discovered daily.
Automatic gate patent by Louis A Leas of Maxwell Tex
Maxwell Texas inventor Louis A Leas receives a patent for an automatic gate that unlatches as a vehicle approaches and then closes and latches again by the same mechanism. The design reduces heavy operating parts and uses vehicle engaged roadside members to control opening and closing.
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Louis A. Leas
Maxwell, Tex
Scientific American
Sewing device holds sacks while stitching openings
A device for holding sacks during sewing attaches to a table with a round upright front. A sliding collar and set-screw grip a hook to steady the sack, allowing adjustment for both long and short sacks as the correspondent of American Miller describes.
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Miller
Silage Crops Recommended For Western Massachusetts
Selection of silage crops favors corn as the top plant for fodder yield, with 15 to 20 tons per acre when well grown. Red clover, rye, wheat, alfalfa and soybeans are also noted. Silage corn should mature before frost, be harvested when fully ripe, and planted in 8 to 10 inch drills on well cultivated soil. Red clover provides excellent feed when properly cured, though fermentation losses occur if green with blossoms underdone.
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Massachusetts
New England
Wheat Seeding Methods for Seed Bed Preparation
The article emphasizes thorough seed bed preparation before sowing wheat. It advises regulating plow depth by the preceding crop and notes that on stubble ground plowing may be shallow or omitted, with harrow finishing the field.
Concrete Floor Preservation Tip From Agricultural Note
Concrete floor care advice suggests saving manure and applying it to land daily, using beddings and absorbents to conserve resources in the first year. The fragment hints at farm waste management and soil enrichment practices for new floors and farms.
Keeping Celery On The Farm For Winter Storage
A farm guide explains celery production and storage methods for small growers. It covers trench and pit storage, earth banking, roof coverings with boards, straw, and fodder, watering practices, and using a hot bed pit to protect celery from frost until late winter.
Agricultural tips for farm silos and crops from old notices
A collection of farm guidance on silo design and crop care. It covers circular silos, concrete silos without insurance concerns, and maintenance of hay, corn, beans, parsnips, asparagus, spinach, and lettuce. Advice includes seed selection, winter planting, manure management, and storage considerations for a productive farm.
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Adee Long
Desert
Baltimore American
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