Millionaires Transform Scotch Highlands Estates
SeoveL Bighlander Bare Mowery notes a surge of money in circulation as millionaires acquire Pleasure grounds in the Scotch highlands. They improve estates, hire local labor, build roads, plant trees, and establish enduring local industries while preserving tenants and raising livelihoods.
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Seovel Bighlander
Scotch Highlands
Chicago News
Newport Circle of King's Daughters Aids the Poor
The When-so-ever Circle, Newport principal circle of King's Daughters, founded by Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt of New York, comprises energetic young Newport women who have worked for the poor for years.
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Newport
King’s Daughters
Frederick Vanderbilt
New York
Chicago Tribune
Dodd's Kidney Pills Help Hodgeman County Woman
Mrs Anna Jones Freeman of Hodgeman County suffering long with back pain and kidney and urinary trouble reports strong relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Within a week headaches and other pains vanished and she regained good health, boosting demand in Pawnee and Hodgeman Counties.
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Christian Science
Jetmore
Kans
Anna Jones Freeman
G. G. Jones
Burdett
Hodgeman County
Freeman
Dodd
Pawnee
Hodgeman
Festival Did Not Pay and County News Roundup
The Kansas City Pallas festival may be dropped due to poor attendance and trade. Also reported: a Nebraska treasurer Norlin robbed of about $9,000 with vault looted and fire set to cover the crime, Yale crews win a major rowing race, a London road fight leaves Henry Barrett dead, and various regional weather and crop notes across Indiana and Nebraska.
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Kansas City
Minden
Neb
Norlin
Mr. Norlin
Kearney
Andrews
Indiana
Thames
Yale
Harvard
Test Army of Pickpeckers
A brief note on widespread pocket-picking in London stating that over 100000 men women and children rely on stealing from others highlighting the scale of this crime.
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London
Corn Exports Show US Leads With 218 Million Bushels
Last year the United States exported 218 million bushels of corn, comprising 10 percent of the total crop. Europe imported 188 million bushels, compared with 4 million in 1890.
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United States
Europe
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