Venezuela War Hag Fights on as Dictator Clings to Power
Fragmented reports describe President Gastro’s grip on Venezuela amid insurgent threats and rebel activity. Skirmishes devastate fields, horses, and orchards as both sides clash. revolts linked to former generals add pressure on a regime facing possible exile or assassination.
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Ciwire
Venezuela
Hong Be
Thavius
Armay
Vibe
Gastro
Miy
Tool de Oudwig
Gai
Porizo
Andrade
Gastré
Dfle
Owith
Bank Looting Epidemic Sweeps Midwest and West
Across the nation a surge of robberies targets banks and post offices. Indiana Iowa Wisconsin suffer most with bold heists in towns like Warren Michigan and Akron Ohio amid a wave of cracked safes, burned vaults, dynamited post offices, and escaped criminals.
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Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Tider
Aried Landits
Warren
Mich
Exchange Tsmle
Akron
Tud
Clark's
Prairie City
Lown Bute Bank
Lown
Strodheal
Exchange National Bank
Steere
Willard & Co
Verona
Posteffer
Creenweod
Wis
Railroads and Express Firms Unite Against Bandit Trade
Railroad and express companies vow joint action to curb train robberies stretching from the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains. Executives urge a federal statute and armed staff to deter bandits as officials recount past incidents and rewards for capture or death.
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Middle West
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Far Wast
Knight of the Red Hunters
Dynamite Stick
Winchester
Ofdiala
Rock Island
United States Express Company
Knights of the Road
Csbress
Burlington Road
Venezuela Revolt Under Castro Spurs Widespread Clashes
The article describes Castro’s rise to power in Venezuela after overthrowing President Andrade in 1800. It notes fierce, prolonged fighting, a poorly organized army with civilians drafted, and women soldiers among Castro’s forces, reflecting a chaotic civil conflict across the country.
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Venezuela
Castro
Véndanela
Andrade
Ven
Venela
Tih
M. A. Matos
Give
Matos
Sovernment Party
Gebt
Mee
Pleugsle
Areguine Veiresuelin
Brief News Siena Miss Florence
Hayward to travel from St Louis to Europe to boost the world’s fair. State Fish Commissioner Haughey will ask the Kansas Legislature to establish a state hatchery. New Jersey Supreme Court sustains Hoboken saloonkeepers ban on bar maids. City water works contract for Lawton Oklahoma let to Cook & Son of Junction City. Contract price 104 53.90. Three masked men robbed Sierra da Cobra Mining Co office and store near Cananea Mexico, securing £2,000 in silver.
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Florence
Sierra da Cobra Mining” Company
Cananea
Mexico
Pietro Mascagni Visited America A Rising Maestro
The article portrays Pietro Mascagni as the celebrated author of Cavalleria Rusticana now touring America. It notes critics once doubting his future, but his fame as artist and teacher continues to grow. Mascagni, about 83, is described as spirited, sportsmanlike, and humble, beloved in Italy as a brilliant musical figure.
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America
Pietro Maseneni
Mascagni
Pietro Mascagni
Pines
Ime
Sre
Masceegui
Italy
Masengni
Insular Affairs Report Details Work by War Department
The annual report by Col Charles KR Edwards shows the Bureau of Insular Affairs has gathered and prepared extensive public information on U S insular possessions. It notes increased clerical needs, civil service appointments, and transport logistics to the Philippines, while building a centralized official library of insular records for the Philippines Porto Rico and Cuba.
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Charles KR. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
The
War Department
Congress
United States
United States Civil Service Commission
Philippines
Porto Ico
Cube
Brazil's New President Inaugurated On Fourth of July
The Brazilian republic's anniversary was marked in Rio de Janeiro with the inauguration of new president Br Franchois de Dank Rodrigues Alves. Alves, a seasoned senator and former treasury minister, is noted as a capable financier expected to lead a larger nation with strong coffee and rubber trade. Brazil's exports and imports in recent years highlighted coffee and rubber values, underscoring its prominence in world trade.
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Republic of the United States of Brazil
Tio Jaieire
Br. Franchises de
United States
Alaska
Grazile
Desolate Aftermath of Santa Maria Eruption Hits Guatemala
Refugees arriving at Port Barrios report a devastating Santa Maria eruption. A thirty mile radius turned to desert with over ten Indian villages wiped out and all coffee plantations ruined. Government efforts to relay facts continue as towns on the east coast are reached by fleeing survivors.
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Port Barrios Fron
Guatemala
Santa Maria Volenve
Industrial Review Forecasts Heavy Rail Traffic Despite Congestion
A Dun and Co weekly trade review notes continued heavy railway traffic and higher freight demand signaling strong business. It cites coal shipping, iron and steel orders, and construction material needs while warning of persistent congestion and delays expected into April.
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Inkerior
A. G. Dun & Co
London
Agricultural Market Quotes From Multiple Cities
Market notes list bid ranges for cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Poledo with prices for wheat oats rye corn barley and pork. Entries show varying grades and prices such as No 2 red No 2 mixed and No 3 mixed along with per bushel or per hundredweight figures across several locales.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Uoe
Payne Issues Annual Report on Postal Service Reform
Henry C Payne presents the annual post office report noting that rising postal revenues reflect robust business activity. He outlines deficits for 1903 and 1901, argues that deficits trigger facility expansion and lower costs, and details rural free delivery expansion and required funding, staffing, and legislative recommendations.
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Henry C. Payne
Eie
Department
Modern cow fastening methods gain favor over stanchions
The article compares old rope and neck chains to a chin tie system shown in a diagram. The chin tie uses two posts with rings and movable ride chains linking to adjust width and tension. It lets cows lie with heads on either side, more freedom than stanchions, and is rated the best among newer methods for thorough trial. It also describes storing celery for winter using a covered ditch plan with trenches, partitions, rafters, and ventilators to prevent frost.
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Lenus
J. H. Went
Winter Storage Bat for Potatoes and Dairy Notes
Agricultural briefs discuss winter storage of potatoes with ventilation and earth coverings to prevent rot. Other items report state potato yields in 1900, hog slaughter tips, Nebraska dairy payments, milking methods, and improvements from the British Dairy Association on gentler squeezing to avoid cow sore teats.
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British Daley Association
Primrose McConnell
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WANTED WIFE FOR A GOVERNOR Predicament in Kansas
Kansas voters urge Governor elect Wil lis Z. Bailey to marry as pledged during the campaign. The bachelor governor says voters clamored for something his servant already has in mind while recalling a college romance that ended poorly. The state debates whether Bailey truly seeks marriage or will resist the mandate from constituents.
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Kansas
Willis Z. Bailey
Sunflower
Aleeskdy
Hailey
Eleet
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Home Made Syrup Making Practical Guide
Home grown syrup is valuable for farmers to supply tenants and feed. Sorghum yields twenty gallons per ton with impurities needing settling, clay addition, and careful skimming. Keep utensils clean, heat to boiling, filter, settle, and rest overnight for a saleable product.
Sowing Alfalfa and Winter Feeding Beekeeping Tips
In spring sow alfalfa with deep plowing and barley to 2 bushels per acre, sow alfalfa seed, roll, clip regrowth, and rotate crops with two years rest. Do not feed syrup to bees in winter, use honey or candy frames, and avoid smoke for quiet feeding. Overcrowding livestock harms health and productivity. provide warm dry coops and avoid excess housing.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
American Bet Journal
Dawson
Cornell University
Paris Green
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