Weather and crop prospects Across US regions
Weather varied with heavy rains in parts of the Atlantic and gulf states injuring crops while drought and heat hit the Great Plains and western regions. Cool periods slowed fruit maturing in California and other areas. cotton suffered from shedding and rust in several states. apples, peaches, and tomatoes showed mixed results with plowing and planting continuing nationwide.
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Atlantic
Gulf States
Alississippi
Pacific
Ukla
Texs
Orn
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
State
Kansas
Calley
Tennessee
Ecu
North Dakota
Arkansas
Girlshonts
Texas
Ipseorgina
Florda
Mareland
Verginia
Wisconsi
Ihansus
Wiincis
Indiana
West Virginia
Misouri
Oklahoma
Virginia
Eaine
Notte Adle
Elkbart
Randolph
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Shark
South Dakota
North
Early Elyria settler Mrs Allen to celebrate 100th birthday
Mrs Allen, a widow with five sons who served in Civil War and Spanish American War, died the battle of Fredericksburg era. She traveled from New Jersey to Ohio in 1832 with her husband and five boys, camping through two blizzards. She has lived in Elyria 67 years and hopes to reach a hundred, honored annually by the Woman's Relief Corps.
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Allen
Maine
Cape Horn
Elyria
Bloodless Revolution or War Threat in South America
The article surveys a volatile northern South America where Liberal and Conservative factions clash across Colombia Venezuela Ecuador and Nicaragua. It notes Colombian Liberals backed by Venezuela and Colombian Conservatives receiving foreign support, with fears of a federated Gran Colombia and international complications amid regional unrest and potential intercession by the United States through ships.
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South America
United States
Panama
Colombian
Venezuela
Colombia
Cipriano Castro
Ecuador
Nicaragua
Gastro Ig
Occasilvn
Aristex
Gran Colombia
To Please His Mother Confesses Diamonds Theft Return
A man released after six years for murder and burglary admits stealing diamonds worth 1021 dollars. He returned the gems to the owner and saved an innocent man and his wife from prison. Also notes brisk automobile demand in France with large factory output and a machine factory plan valued at 12 million francs.
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New York State
Egro
Hrisk
France
Ots
The Man of the Hour and the Steel Workers
A dramatic account describes M Schwab as wielding power to end the quarrel between 75,000 steel workers and the billion dollar trust. The piece frames him as pivotal figure in the confrontation with labor and industry.
Train Safe Looted Near Erton Texas by Five Bandits
Five robbers held up a Texarkana bound passenger train near Erton Texas at 9:25 p.m. Tuesday. Conductor Arstrong and Engineer Henderson were forced from the engine. the mail and baggage cars were cut off while the robbers blew open the express safe with dynamite and fled south. The engineer recovered the mail and express cars and rejoined the train. neither passenger nor mail cars were damaged. The five men used a robber engineer to pilot the engine for a mile before detaching and fleeing.
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Erton
Tex
Cotton Bell
Teain
wTexarkana
Ark
Arstrong
Henderson
Eylaw
Wang
The Steel Strike Sees Limited Change in Tactics
The steel strike shows little overall change with Pittsburg mills adding two Painter plant units while others resume operations. Strikers hold firm in Bellaire Mingo Junction McKeesport and Wheeling as talks continue. A New York conference at United States Steel explored peace terms with Schwab Gonmipers Mitchell and Jenks among participants.
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Pittsburg
Civic Federation
Bellaire
Mingo Junction
McKeesport
Wheeling
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Samuel Gonmipers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
United Mine-Workers'’Association
Prof. Jenks
Industrial Comagen Ofl
RM. Basleye
Harry? White
Sethoe
Theodore J. Shaffer
Amalgamated
New York Police Scandal Prominent Figures In Spotlight
The New York police corruption investigation centers on District Attorney Eugene Philbin and Police Chief William Devery. Philbin seeks to identify those who corrupt the department while Devery heads it, with disclosures fueling sensational metropolitan news.
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New York City
Eugene Philbin
William 8. Devery
Department of Which
Devery
Philbin
New York
Pelle
Railways to be built in 1900s across 43 states
Plans call for about 8 300 miles of new railways or extensions this year across 43 states and territories, nearly 600 miles more than last year. Texas leads with 763 miles on 13 lines, followed by Oklahoma Indian Territory, Georgia, Pennsylvania and others. New England shows only 38 miles on three small lines.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Nevada
Middle West
Texas
Oklahoma
Georgi
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Elinois
Arkansas
Louisiana
Minnesota
Washington
New England
Lord Strathcona Faces Tory Opposition in London
Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal becomes target of sharp attacks by prominent Canadian colony figures in London who seek to dislodge the former financier from the high commissioner's post. He is described as the richest subject in the Dominion and holds numerous official honors.
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Lord Strathcona
Lord
Strathcona
Mount Royal
London
Canada
Edward
Dominion
Onor
Fragmented Humorous Snippets Across Papers and Topics
A collage of jokes, witticisms, and brief vignettes from Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, Chicago, and New York papers. Quips touch on manners, finance, writing, and daily life with varied characters and settings.
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Man of the Hour
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Detroit Free Press
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Boston Traveler
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