New York Taxation Debate and Electric Wave Experiments
The article notes shifts in New York tax equalization and a near total revision of tariffs while reporting experiments in electricity transmission at Newbury England. It highlights rising U.S. travel to Europe, a powder magazine incident near a sending station, and funding debates in Washington reflecting wartime economic pressures. It also covers minority rights concerns, currency shortages, and a Nevada senator proposed plan for election procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury
Eng
Arall
Stewart
Nevada
Vow
Mass of Bald Hair Reported in Indiana Region
A long extract discusses a baldness outbreak in Indiana gene belt areas linked to natural gas vapor, noting investigations across several cities and a claim that local men are losing hair. The piece also covers a New York business group planning Transcontinental Air Navigation with four planes reaching 100 mph and London-New York travel in 40 hours, plus various economic and social topics from education debates to cooperative colonies and wartime relief concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mhysielann
New York
Ariat Navigation Company
Che Enplatal
London
Feelem
Haffets
Enrit Rontin
International peace conference ends with signed arbitration
A telegraph and mail report notes that Tuk International peace conference settles on final sitting as states sign arbitration pacts. The summary mentions broader declarations banning explosive projectiles from balloons and choking gas, reflecting a postwar era effort to curb warfare methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuk International Peace Conference
Mrn
Karr Citak Shaauy
Rhwle Island
United States
Salmon Ty Chane
Edgewoard
Washington
Atst
Ma Kure
War Department
Ham Ansiritat Sasepsan Kins
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Bineself
Maria Terenas
Crs
Intertielnd
Alget
Netar
Newrutare
New York
Hingree
Apoceh
Alger
Sereien
War
W. H. Minnens
United States Senate
Nebraska
Epworth
Kinewln
Epidemic Updates at Hampton Camp and Newport News
Reports from Washington detail yellow fever fears at Hampton camp and related quarantines on the army post. No new cases at the Hampton home, with disinfection ongoing as 1,000 inmates monitored and officials assess infection risk. Deaths at Newport News soldiers home are reported as two, one from consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mircellaneoun
Tor Mennsylvania
Sanvisco
Nebraska
Presidio
Hrokenston Barnes’ Fork
Lacher County
Secnndabet
Lanuis
Aylor Street
Ation Boon
Mason Tayiain
Hell
Conin
Young Eagle
Mittshargh
Deel
Te Mick
Jehn B. Weber
Kansas City
Ams
Elentid
Witenes Dagen
Jerry Powler
Joseph
Wille
Cis
Ernie
Steenan
Detroit
Treselhow
Nnt
Alc
Medef
Fas
Ig Prairie
Mich
Northwest
Miinenper Hi
Minn
I Jy
Demasque
Hellef
Honolulu
Capitan Watson
Char
Karel N.Y
Hey
Myhavens City
New York
Trework
T. A. Edy
London
Ala. Hansen
Minnespol
Amd
Louis
United States
Wellsville
Colonem
Tie Mile Creek
Davin Creek
Manko
Cepple Creek
Col
Ani Secon
Wien
White
Jota Kennedy
Pris
Aatien
Csene Bellow
Kennedy
Hammer
Eaton Grove
Chidren
Wells
Ross
Tonkavea
Tonkawa
Cansmetik
Pla
Jong Wharf
Lanarle
E Michaels
Mas Prank
Marinos Street
St. Martin
Yaqui
Joxks
Forest
Pontensos
Michael McDonald
Sing Sing
N. Y
Lauls Ler
Howe
Harper Elaiis
Chivaggod North Western Railway
Kateshelly
Boone
Hampton
Vic
Tvhoebas
Casduek
Georgia
Eagineer Moelaant
Gollowearthy
Wins Am
Euycineer
Plirom
Cloud Chief
Kirk
Texas
Washington
Angthor
Woelfin
Geltaw
Stern
Sureema Ulekers
Sureron
Wyma
Marine
Wits
Lee Wickery
Reggie
Coorline
Marine Hospital
Fort Merimaeter
Reinia Peninsula
Myers
Newport News
Waelefin
Emigration Efforts and Sanity Debates Stirred by Congress
Reports describe African emigration efforts in Athens with petitions for a 10 million appropriation to aid relocation to Africa, plus a push for a U S steamship line. The African Methodist Episcopal conference condemns conditions in the South and urges congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Africa
Bpiseapit
Elles’ Connel
Tieanginfant
Alabama
United States Congress
Congress
Ciw
United States
Oklahoma Territory News roundup and officials actions
A compilation from the Territory of Oklahoma documents fiscal allocations, appointments, and public notices. Highlights include school fund apportionments by county, elections within the A. O. U. W. grand lodge, wardens enforcing game laws, railroad survey progress to Oklahoma City, and calls for agricultural exhibits for a national reunion. Also notes on indictments, adjutant general candidates, and state proclamations affecting lawyers and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of
Oklahoma
sGuthele
Secretary of the Interior
Okahoma
UM. Barnes
Oklahoma City & West
Tro
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Denver
Acme
Hull
Paris
Texas
Kiowa
Kin
Asher
Coffeyville
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Beamton
Hassler
Kole
Department of the GA
Philadelphia
Department
Oklahore
W. Widmer
I Ky J. Melaln
Cordell
Washita
W. M. Martin
Ponca City
Kays Wilt
Mfrant
Bevan Image
Huthhete
Logan County
H Verry
Noble County
J. M . Pawner
Joe Parnce
Werlory
Inter
Gramme T
Evolution of Horse Clipping Technology Over Time
The article traces the history of horse clipping from manual to powered methods. It notes eight hours for an expert to clip a horse, halving time with hand clippers, then further reductions with hand-power and machine-driven clippers. It details mechanisms like flexible shafts, belts, pulleys, and shafts connected to wheels, describing operation and setup in clipping establishments. It cites time varies by horse, with typical clips ranging from minutes to hours, and mentions costs rising from $90 to around $3.00 to $3.50 for newer equipment, per N Y Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Timt
Ollypert
N. Y. Sun
Incomplete Mexico Language Imports Data Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mexico languages and imports over months, mentioning city population estimates, cotton, and mills. No coherent events or named entities form a complete report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mrs Pinkham Recipe Helped Woman Recover From Illness
A letter from a reader praises Mrs. Pinkham for her vegetable tonic. She says prior to taking it she was near death with inflammation of the liver and stomach and a musician husband and doctor could not help. After using the remedy she improved and avoided a grave outcome.
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Beaver Herald
M. F. Daves
Fubliener
Tloyd
Merchant Aer of the World
United Statens Geoonsd
Europe
Treasury Department
van Be
W. J. Low
Lyon
Tunis
Connie P
Magiate
San Francisco
Huntingrton
Cooperative Colony
Hopkin, Tenn
Bi Tailey
Nustielley
Do Ay Fagland
News OF the
Pierpes
Soldiers’ Home
Chicago
McKinley
Manila
Barton
Villiwa
Bern
Enygmyrement
Maite
Cambertiai
Kansas Berpe
Warrensbury
Alt Melina
Lee
California
Arnhold's
Fred Wenner
Oklahoma Rodens
Hopkins
Amet
Shupensi
Beaver Seeeeress
Lomo Blaine
W. Grand Lodge
Norman
R. Montgomery
Guthrie
A. E. Coleman
T. W. McLaughlin
Hartshorn
T. K. Tinegle
Grand Recorder
J. E
Oerand Revelver
Stillwater
A. Pickens
Grand Medical Vase
Grand Trustees
A. Smith
Kingfisher
T. G. Brown
Powes City
L. Johmann
Alwa
Boyd
T. A. Richardson
Oklahomaa City
W. E Bolton
Woodward
Heer
W. R B. Welch
Juthrie
Grand Lodge Shence Eermitten
Wee Rous
Wichita Eagle
Saya Syl Dixon
Forbie Howe
Reno
Mr. Dixon Anl
Allam Wageck
Powell City
Manilla
Posca
Joe Doolin
Penea
Ed White
Seasteat
Blackwell
Atehi Sun, Topeka & Santa Fe
Wichita
Chicuskia
Hack
Blacwell
Mulvane
Howard Oberedt
Provernor Haines
Davitt
Taylor
Lincoln County
Chandler
Jesse Avery
Joe O'Kelly
Avery
Mary
Hert Orner
Oscar Lehrer
A. &. Mann
Marry Barnes
Mann
Usear Lehrer
Jen Guthrie
Schoenfelt
Muscogee Bar Association
Viddines Hope
Henator A. J. Mddinon
Pawneopous
Kannas City
Lny
Pawten
Wader Bond
Revator
Uaadan Aen
Waart
Teloga
Am. I
Wen Richardson
Mrs
Pinkham
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