The Productive Hen of the Stee
At the Mitchell Improved Stock Breeders meeting Watertown’s Geo E. Tuck spoke for the poultry industry. He cited census backed figures on egg production and wealth from poultry noting 1 977 000 000 dozen eggs yearly and over 60 eggs per second in the busiest four hours each day. He praised fanciers for expanding the business from a small trade to its current size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Es Tuck
Watertown
Improved Stock Breeders Association
Mitchell
Tuck
United States
Rail lines pledge interstate fare cut across four states
The western railroads will implement federal passenger rate reductions for interstate trips in Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska and Minnesota, to take effect July 20. State laws previously cut intra state rates caused confusion as travelers crossed borders to save money, while railroads refused to honor checked baggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Railroads
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ware case affirmed on defrauding public lands scheme
The circuit court of appeals affirmed the lower court and upheld Rev. Ware's conviction for attempting to defraud the government of public lands by an agreement to purchase homestead holdings. Ware is described as educated, a preacher, and a popular figure, whose acquittal would have led to honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ware
South Dakota Towns Hold Annual Celebrations
The piece notes Mitchell corn palace Sioux Falls harvest festival Pierre Gospel Exposition Huron state fair Brook sport carnival Iroquois sport day and other towns in South Dakota that continuously stage annual events as outlets for their wealth. It argues residents, richest per capita, prefer domestic festivals to travel abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Huron
Brook
Iroquois
United States
Wisconsin Insurance Bill Passed Amid Corporate Threats
The governor signs a controversial insurance measure after it clears both houses amid threats from old line insurers to withdraw from Wisconsin. Critics say corporations threaten to pull out when a state seeks a square deal, but history shows they pursue business by other means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Difference Between a Statesman and a Politician Highlighted
On Chautauqua platforms this month Senator Kittredge gave several addresses with no mention of his candidacy. Governor Crawford spoke in restrained terms yet praised himself and attacked nonbelievers in his Crawford shrine. The governor shows an egotistical excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Tate
Kittredge
Crawford
Professor Casts Doubt on Jonah and Whale Story
A college professor challenges the biblical tale of Jonah and the whale, calling the narrative a fabrication and suggesting it was originally told to serve a lesson or entertainment. The remark sparked debate among scholars and readers.
Fragmented line about union and throat injury details unclear
The readable fragments reference a union dispute or policy change and mention a throat injury. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible to specify actions or outcomes.
War clouds over US Japan as allies weigh action
The piece argues the press senses a coming conflict between the United States and Japan. It notes America will be slow to war but ready if necessary, predicting Uncle Sam’s preparedness and even referencing Teddy Roosevelt’s assertive stance as potentially effective in securing US interests.
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United States
Japan
Uncle Sam
Washington
Teddy
President Roosevelt Hosts Japanese Navy Heroes
The president entertains Japanese naval heroes amid tensions over Fort plans, with observers unsure if the gesture signals peace or war while he keeps a wary eye on the big stick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
Grant Son Seeks Democratic Presidential Nomination
Jesse R. Grant son of General Grant says he could be elected president on the Democratic ticket and would accept the nomination if offered. He believes the nation has had enough of Roosevelt and would welcome a Grant as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse R. Grant
General Grant
Roosevelt
Grant
San Francisco cheers for Schmitz in office and prison
The San Francisco public once cheered ex mayor Schmitz during his terms and now applauds him as he faces prison. The piece notes the paradox of his ability to please constituents regardless of his actions.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Supreme Court Rules Thresher Paid by Grain Buyer
The court holds that the thresher is entitled to his pay and that the grain buyer is responsible for the threshers bill on grain purchased, where there may be a claim for threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
South Dakota Farmer Wealth Seen in Farm Auto Purchases
A Hafid county report notes many Hand county farmers are buying cars. The piece avoids linking prosperity to crops, prices, or the absence of saloons, focusing on the purchase trend itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Hafid
Hand County
Forest Service reports record lumber output last year
A U S forest service bulletin says U.S. lumber production reached a record 37 and a half billion feet in the last year. The report notes the large output while questioning the high lumber prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forest’ Service
United States
Post Office Restored at Brandon New York Site
The post office department re established the Brandon New York office on land owned by Wm Rockefeller. It had been discontinued about two years ago. A rehearing led to a decision against the Rockefellers, described as a most righteous decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Brandon N. Y
Wm. Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Fairbanks Candidacy Progress Reported By Collier's
Collier's continues its aggressive campaign against Vice-President Fairbanks. The weekly's influence appears stronger in the East than in the Western states according to the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Collier’s
West
East
Congressman Hall Returns From Minnesota Trip Health Improves
Congressman Hall of Brookings has returned from a northern Minnesota trip and is reported to be much improved in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Hall
Brookings
Minnesota
New Veterinary Surgery Building Planned for SDS Agricultural College
A new building for the department of veterinary surgery will be constructed at South Dakota Agricultural College this summer, expanding facilities for animal health programs and related research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Veterinary Surgery
South Dakota Agricultural College
Mathews Attends Iowa State University Class of ’78 Reunion
Hon. Geo. A. Mathews joined fellow South Dakotans for the Iowa State University class of 1878 reunion. He was noted among attendees from the region and participated in the alumni gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Mathews
Iowa State University
Wheat crop yields Compared for 1907 and 1906
The July crop report estimates 1907 wheat yield at 625 million bushels, down from 735 million bushels in 1906. The data highlight a substantial drop in production between the two years.
Senator Kittredge Heard Across State When He Speaks
Senator Kittredge is described as influential in the state, with his words carrying weight and drawing attention despite a restrained speaking style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittredge
Orchard’s engagements omit dime museum and stage work
The article notes Orchard has not yet lined up appearances at the dime museum or on the stage, indicating future engagements are still unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard
Dime Museum
Stage
Fortune of Four Hundred Million Dollars Noted
A saying notes that very few men reach a fortune of four hundred million dollars without understanding its source, implying vast wealth should come with clear provenance.
Conviction of Haywood Condemned as Miscarriage of Justice
The statement argues that Haywood would be wrongly convicted based on Orchard testimony, labeling the potential verdict a strange miscarriage of justice. This reflects strong opposition to the use of Orchard's testimony in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
Orchard
State
City council votes to expand public transit funding
The city council approved expanded funding for public transit projects. Officials cited improved mobility for residents and long term economic benefits.
Government Sues to Dissolve Tobacco Trust
Government initiates lawsuit seeking dissolution of the tobacco trust outlining antitrust action and intent to dismantle the coordination among major tobacco firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Trust
Washington Social Life and the Logan Memoirs Spark Interest
A Washington social memoir by Mrs. Logan recounts thirty years in capital life from 1858 onward. The book promises insider views of the White House, government departments, art collections, and grand social events, featuring 50 full page plates and ample illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asibeem
Congress
White House
Treasury
Washington
A. D. Worthington & Gp Hasstod, Conn
Sueen
Patent medicine oath from Toledo firm of F Cheney
Frank L Cheney declares he is senior partner of F Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and offers one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure He swears to the statement before Notary Gleason on a date in December 1836 and notes the cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials available by mail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onto
Ciry
Totopo
Leeds County
Frank J
Gheney
F. Cheney &A
Toledo
Hall
Frank L Cheney
Gleason
Hal
Frank
Ohio
Vindicator Mine Strike Witnesses Testify On Explosion
Rebuttal evidence in the Hay trial covers conditions at the Vindicator mine and Colorado labor unrest. A. J. Holman, former superintendent of the Vindicator, describes the sixth level and the explosion scene with a diagram while detailing militia use and violence tied to the strike and union actions.
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Apple Creek Deibes
Ida
Hay
California
Idaho
Colorado
Harry Orchard
Lawrence Guibbini
Bradley
Coeur d’Alenes
Burke
Bunker Hill
Sullivan Mill
Obi
Gem
T. Holman
Golfen
Wood
E. F. Richardson
Holman Strongl
Dr. McGee Furnighes Bond
A. J. Holman
Crippie Creek
Mr. Holman
Golden Cycle
Vindicator
Holman
Stuart
Stine Bwners Association
Western Federation of Miners
Ded Richardson
Telegraphers Strike in San Francisco Remains Unresolved
The San Francisco telegraphers strike shows no progress toward peace after a second meeting between Commissioner Neill and President S J Small. Union officials say a company willingness to talk to a union committee could lead to a settlement, with reinstatement of strikers and a 20 percent wage increase as a concession. If Western Union remains firm, the local committee may call out operators nationwide.
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San Francisco
Neill
S. J. Small
Western Union
Paris court orders sanity exam for naval sharpshooter Maille
The Paris court ordered a mental examination for Leon Maille the naval reservist who fired two shots at President Fallieres. Rambling remarks suggest possible insanity and he maintains no intent to kill. A bullet lodged in a tree branch confirms at least one shot fired.
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Paris
Leon Maille
President Fallieres
Maille
Minnesota Rate Hearing Delayed to September 3
In St Paul on July 17 the eight commodity freight and 2 cent fare injunction suits against the railroad and warehouse commission were continued to Sept 3. Judge Lochren granted the delay at the request of Attorneys Young O'Brien and Stone to allow time to study affidavits, some from the Soo road arriving Monday, with Minneapolis and St Louis still to respond. The judge sought a speedy conclusion but extended time so all sides may be ready on the new date.
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St. Paul
Young
Railway and Warehouse Commission
Lochren
District Federal Court
O’brien
Stone
Soo Road
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Milwaukee Extradition Fight Over Statute of Limitations
In Milwaukee on July 17 United States Commissioner Francis Bloodgood heard the case of Milwaukee men charged in Colorado indictments for conspiracy to defraud the government in coal lands. The hearing focused on Guy D. Goff and whether the statute of limitations runs from the first or last overt act, with defense arguing for the first act and seeking to avoid extradition to Denver. Goff testified he has never been to Colorado and has lived in Milwaukee for over a decade.
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Milwaukee
United States
Francis Bloodgood
Federal Grand Jury
Colorado
Butterfield
Guy D. Goff
Wgs
Goff
Denver
Bartels Brought to Court For Escaping Custody
Herman Bartels the Cayuga County fugitive and Welland escapee from July 4 pleaded guilty in Toronto court to escaping custody and received a ninety day jail sentence. He had been sought in New York on perjury charges and was recaptured Monday after his July 4 escape.
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Toronto
Ont
Herman Bartels
Cayuga County
N. Y
Smith
Welland
Bartels
Heavy Rains Paralyze Nebraska Rail Line Traffic
Lincoln Nebraska July 17 telegraph wires are out of order and traffic is blocked on the Wymore division of the Burlington railway caused by the third drenching rain to strike the southern and southeastern sections of the state.
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Lincoln
Neb
Wymore
Burlington Railway
Bomb strike kills Russian general and companions in Alexandropol
In Alexandropol at 2 30 a m General Alikhanoff his wife Madame Glieboff and their carriage coachman were blown to pieces by bombs hurled at their carriage. A son of Alikhanoff and a daughter of Glieboff were seriously injured. The general known for strict suppression of disorders in Transcaucasia had enemies among revolutionists.
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Alexandropol
Russia
Alikhanoff
Tiflis
Mme. Glieboff
Glieboff
Bebouto
Gas explosion wrecks Avon hotel injuring many
A gas leak at the Avon hotel in St Paul caused a massive blast injuring a score of guests and causing about 1500 dollars in damage. The blast shattered seven hotel rooms along with hallways and stairs while panic spread as guests feared a fire.
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St. Paul Hotel
St. Paul
Avon Hotel
Robbers Shoot Harvest Hands Near Cherryvale
Two bandits stopped a St. Louis San Francisco freight train five miles east of Cherryvale Kansas killing O. J. Brown and seriously wounding Otis Taylor harvest hands returning home to Western Kansas after working in wheat fields. The robbers fled and a posse began pursuit.
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Cherryvale
Kan
St. Louis
San Francisco
O. J. Brown
Otis Taylor
Kansas
Way Clear for a Recount in New York Mayor Vote
Appellate division of the supreme court denied a writ of prohibition sought by City Comptroller Metz and city officials for Mayor Mac Clellan. The ruling appears to open the path for a recount of the last mayoral election, as Hearst contends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metz
MacClellan
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
McClellan
Hearst
Steamboat Captain Among Mob Victims in St Louis
William H. Leach captain of the Grey Eagle and two mates faced police after a violent clash with a mob of about 100 Black individuals in St Louis. They were accused of assaulting a roustabout and throwing him overboard where he drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
William H. Leach
Grey Eagle
Eagle Packet Company
Ouida Said to Be Dying in Massrofi Mass
Milan correspondent reports novelist Ouida, known as Louise de la Ramee, is dying in poverty in Italy. She has refused medical aid and will not see visitors, according to the Tribune correspondent.
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London
Milan
The
Tribune
Louise de la Ramee
Quida
Italy
Massrosi
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Dr. L. McGee
Boise
Spokane
Edward R. Alvard
Burke, Ida
Wardner
Bunker Hill Mill
Alvard
Federation
Millionaire
Transcaucasia
Prohibition
Ouida
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