Government opens war on predatory animals
Government action underway to exterminate wolves and coyotes in western forests. Dixie national forest appointment aims to protect settlers after petitions from Pine Valley cities. Officials promise stronger actions against predatory wildlife to reduce livestock losses and improve safety for families.
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Forest Service
West
Jessen
Valletin
Dixie National Forest
Pine Valley
Labor Wages Rise as Railroads Brace for Prosperity
John T. Marchand of the Rock Island system says labor shortages hinder gains but railways push improvements. He notes heavy investment in track, cars, and power to exploit a coming busy season, with prospects of better crop yields and higher tonnage despite earlier troubles.
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Department of Jieilow
Aimphattearty
John T. Marchand
Rock Island System
Mintil
Interstate Commerce Commssion
Rock Island
Picloney
Name of Davis May Return to Famous Bridge Claim
Fragmentary OCR text referencing Davis and a famous bridge with unclear context. The piece appears to discuss restoration or dedication, with names and places muddled. Strong entities are scarce due to garbled data, but mentions of Davis and archways or bridges hint at a public monument topic.
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Davis
Famous Bridge
Secretary Cortelyou Snubs Garfield in Vague Plan Debate
Fragmented text details a political rift involving Secretary Cortelyou and Garfield, with mentions of Garnett and White Hager in a high level discussion. The passage hints at a plan, a plan's execution, and a failed meeting or snub, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR. No clear event date, place, or outcome is determinable from the readable content.
Boy Delivers Sympathy In Childlike Kindness
A Bronx boy named Willie visits a neighbor to ask about a sick playmate. He volunteers regret for Jimmy’s illness, receives a kiss from the grateful mother, and, moved by the moment, asks a childlike question on leaving the steps about whether he could have his drum if his friend dies.
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New York Tribune
Bronx
Wille
Willie
Jimmy
Medical Association political might sparks national debate
A lengthy critique accuses the American Medical Association of using a large organizational network to influence legislation. It claims the group seeks to block nonallopathic practices and patent medicines, and to dominate medical policy through Congress and state laws. The piece cites a 16,000-strong correspondence network and financial details to portray a powerful, agenda-driven profession.
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American Medical Association
Congress
United States
Chicaco
United Stade
Unclear Fragments of Jokes and Anecdotes From A Stranger Page
A garbled miscellany of jokes and sayings, referencing Uncle by Byron Bul Witking, Miss Wiggle, and various quips about education, manners, and finance. The text mentions hot water bags sales, Tokyo, vacuum theory, and social observations with mixed, unfinished phrases and nonsensical lines.
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Miss Wiggle
Unclear note on letters, marriage proposal and breach
Fragmentary report from Country Paper Tiumpuus describes an uncertain situation after a letter expected by Lakin was destroyed. A hoped marriage proposal email was not received, leaving the parties in doubt and potentially pursuing government and railroad action for breach.
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Lally
Western Ore Company plant in Reno destroyed by fire
Mines and mining items report Great activity across Nevada Idaho and Oregon. Goldfield district shipments reached 2,754 tons ore and 540 tons milled valued at 438,420. Copper belt near Baker City shows strong progress with several mines improving output. A new public concentrator to cost 60,000 with 100 tons daily capacity will start soon. An aerial tramway services Rainbow mine in Mormon Basin and a 40 man force operates at the mine.
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Reno
Nevada
Goldfeld
Joxee Wiicer
Grand Fincampment
Wyo
Throwshit
Baker City
Poorman
Tron Dike
Snake River
Fetish Mine Iing Company
Halley
Idaho
Ruby McKee
Cottonwood Canyon
Salt Lake
Tom
Fetish Mining Company
Schultz
Boulder Ie
Hailey Times
Imperial
Burke
Maho
Bell
Hercules
Goldfield
Inases
Daniel W. Edwards
Mmsineas
Tonopah
Nat C. Goodwin
Coeur d’Alenes
Northern Ore Purchasing Company
Mormon Ba Fin
Durkee
Atlanta
Banner
Silver City
Idubo
Walla
Hoh Coppir Company
Web
Augnamne Heinze
New York Commerces
Hound Morntain Mining Company
Round Mountain
Mane Ayompant
Wight
Nampa
Benny Ming Company
Grand Encamporent
Beyerst
Bilver How
Biewest
Bobbin Boye and Lennon Discuss Strike History
Lennon, treasurer of the American Federation of Tabor, recalled a past strike by boys described as just and successful. The dialogue touches on labor, wages, and a historic event cited in an odd, fragmented address with mentions of the bobbin boys and factory scenes.
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John Hi
Lennon
American Federation of
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Epcary
Caine
Cini
Cale Coco
Burger
Cortelyou
Garfield
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Taunton Mans
Maxwell
New York
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Marie
Inesmuetios
York
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Byron
Ghax
Crick
Grant
Tokio
Boston
Havana
Chicago
Maud Muller
Colorado
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