Veterans oppose one cent per mile rail fare demand
Milwaukee Grand Army of the Republic leaders urge action against proposed rail fare cuts for veterans. A lengthy circular argues a one cent per mile rate would injure veterans and laments the lack of broader support from railroads, while pledging continued protest and coordination across departments.
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Markets and livestock prices from Buffalo market report
The Buffalo market shows strong cattle, sheep, and hog demand with active buyers. Prices range for beef cattle, stockers, and feeders, plus high agricultural product values, while grain and other produce list steady levels and market activity. A separate note covers veterans rail fare protests and a Johnstown relief-fund dispute over fund distribution.
Awful tragedy and steamer Napel disaster shock towns
News brief records a dual calamity with August Rosenburg of Boston linked to a murder spree in Johnstown New York and the steamer Napel sinking off Boovrre Island with eleven crew drowned. It notes a wide-spread campaign of violence and a flood crisis in Johnstown amid railroad and bridge damage.
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Getting Behind With the Wert in Farm and Household
The article argues modern farming hinges on timing, energy, and executive skill. It highlights weather, crop scheduling, and diversification, plus labor-saving methods like drainage and careful weed control. It also covers clover cutting, soil protection, and practical home economics tips for seasonal farm tasks.
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Time is Money editor warned to rush to office
A New York editor informs his assistant Jinks he must hurry to the office and draft articles criticizing The elevated railway as a cormorant monopolistic outrage. The assistant asks about the carriage, and the editor notes it will take an hour, advising an L train trip. A new British unit is noted at 6 feet 4 inches.
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Detroit
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