Anarchist shoots at Chicago police chief in home hall
Moscow to Chicago dispatch reports Chief George Shippy, his son Harry, and driver Jamon Foley wounded when an anarchist Lazarun Averbaugh, Russian student, entered the Shippy home at 31 Lincoln Court and opened fire. A struggle ensued, Shippy killed the assailant. Averbaugh fled after prior visits to the house. Foley and Harry Shippy hospitalized while the anarchist died at the scene. Police traced Averbaugh via sister Olga and co workers, noting his recent arrival from Austria.
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Chicago
George Mhippy
Harry
Jamon Foley
Lincoln Court
Lazarun Averbaugh
Noti
Olga
Harry Pine
Washburne Avenue
Averbaugh
America
Austria
Hishl- Bey
Alster
Produce Commission House
Foley
Harry Shippy
Shippy
Ben L. Roitman
Emma Goldman
Jed Averbauch
Hhoure
Howe
Ship
Wrk
B Tervant
Whippy
Carangie
Bireh
Marquette
Miso Iva Bowers
Edwaiiaburg
Parle Green
Treasury
The
Nations Cash Register Company
Immons
Dayton
Harrison
New York
Columbus
Erie
Constantine Pellegrino
Angelo Palleino
Brooklyn
N.Y
London
Desiderus Erasmus
Henry VIII
Eli Maresh Turner
West Virginia University
Morgantown
W. Va
Citizens’ Party
Antohons Schultz
Nellie
Joseph
May
Depew
Buffalo
N. Y
Mra Schultz
Battle Creek
Andrew Finuean
Erakino Street
Detroit
Pinuacn
M. Galm & Co
Jersey City
Joseph Weang
Joseph Ballscans
John A. Sbaz
Bonaparte
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Steuben J. Samuels
Frank and
Jense Jamen
Thean
St. Joseph
Dr. Samuels
Kearny
Tinosevelt
Raperanto
Matteas
Edmond Privat
Eepehanto Congress
Universal “Comuresa ‘of Peace
Munich
Switzerland
Experito
Thited States
Prince Ferdinand Weds in Cobourg Germany
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria married Misenore Caroline Casparine Louise princess of Rems in Cobourg Germany. The couple attended a private ceremony at the Roman Catholic church with a silent prayer, followed by a mass and civil rites. Princess Caroline was escorted by Prince Henry XXIV Renee-Kostris and Prince Henry XVII Teusy among relatives before departing for Gora.
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Prince Ferdinand
Cobourg
Germany
Bulgaria
Misenore
Caroline Casparine Louise
Rems
Gora
Reuse
Ferdinand
Henry XXIV
Renee-Kostris
Henry XVII
Teusy
Roosevelt Era Sheriff Roccevelt Shot in New Mexico
In Santa Fe on March 2, reports say Patrick was shot near Las Cruces by Wayne Brasil, son of a noted rancher. Garrett, famed as a lawman in 1880, led Texas Rangers and served as Dona Ana County sheriff. The incident links to a broader narrative of frontier figures and rivalries.
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Wawiird Cahill
Trogen
Mason County
Tonia County
Joseph Taylor
Imlay City
Taylor
Rocervelta
Santa Fe
N. M
Patrick
Las Cruces
BM. M
Wayne Brasil
Nettier
Garrett
Texas Rangera
Donana County
Roccevelt
New York ‘Press
Slender Pocket Books Promote 77 Remedy
Ad claims Humphreys 77 medicine as a slender pocket remedy for hard times. It targets colds influenza catarrh sore throat and pneumonia prevention. Sold by druggists or mailed to 28em is Streets, Now.
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Humphreys
DeWitt's Kidney Food Ladder Pills Promoted
An advertisement from Vining Indiana by Mr Jobs Ribs claims DeWitt's Kidney Food Ladder Pills, sold by Charles Rhoden, offer better digestion and general relief without opiates. The testimonial states personal use and positive results.
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Mr. Jobs
Vining
DeWitt
Charles Rhoden
Giasier's Condition Worsens in Michigan
Frank P. Giasier remains seriously ill in Chetean Michigan as sugary diabetes worsens his state. Doctors halted reading news to avoid worsening his condition while Harold Giasier, former Glasie Stove treasurer, resigns to care for his father.
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Giazier
Chetean
Mich
Frank P. Giasier
Bie
Wood
Flarold Giasier
Hee
Glasie Stove Company
Three Elements Required by the Soil for Bret
Article discusses soil fertility and the need to return nitrogen phosphorus and potassium to the soil after crops. It cites Professor Hopkins on soil fertility, notes that repeated cropping without fertilizer reduces yields, and highlights practices in the Bitter Root valley with McIntosh and Alexander apple varieties. It also covers root crops for stock, warm water for cows in cold weather, and a Christmas joke section.
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Hitter Hoot
Mintore
G. Hopkins
Ill Bois
Bitter Root
Fio
McIntosh
Alexander
TK. W. Fisher
Montana Experiment Station
New England
United States
Canada
Europe
Turnip Yields and Agricultural Notes
Agricultural guidance covers turnip varieties and soil needs with manure lime phosphate and nitrate mix. Yields in 1906 from New York station listed for Green Globe Carter Mammoth and White Page. hybrid turnips sown May 1 yielded higher than June 12 sowings. Safety for livestock noted with blind staggers from impure foods, plus rainwater strainer design and measurements.
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New York
Garton
Device for Straining Watch With Three-Eighth Inch Holes
A vanized strainer with three-eighth inch holes rests on end supports and can be removed. A tenmi strainer with one eighth inch holes is soldered in place. PF and G are three inch inlets outer. Straps on the back fasten the unit to a building. The top strainer catches roof and gutter refuse and is easily removed. Fine particles collect below and can be removed when the top is out.
Fragmented Historic Tale With Ads And Agricultural Notes
A patchwork item recounts an old discourse on apparitions linked to a drunken prodigal, then shifts to ads for New Life Pills and a long aside on Long Island cabbage culture. It notes plant vigor, season length, and cultivation practices with a practical focus on seeds, bed prep, and early autumn open air planting.
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Earlies
Defoe
Buster
Lawson
Ted
Marketing Animals Ripeness and Fattening Economics
The text explains when market fattened animals reach ripeness for sale and how gains decline with continued feeding. It notes winter lambs, yearling steers, and bacon pigs reach market readiness at specific weights and ages, then discusses diminishing returns and cost implications of extended feeding.
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Shawth Orange Judd
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Willard van Blaricom
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Lander
Ellen Muraney
Landing
Wille Remington
Port Huron
Sarah Simith
Elr
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Eliott Chester
Ann Arbor
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Walter Sackett
Woodland
Hastings
Fanta Asylum
Thomas J. Bradley
Captasn
Mra
Anna Sawley
Sawley
Bradley
Auburn
Bay City
Nnde
St Fanald
Duquerne National Tank
Pittsburg
C. B Garrison
W. D. Garrison
Vernon
W D. Garrison
Slender Pocket Books
Wickers
Wicker
Bante Claus
George & ‘Sharrar
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Tate
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