Government declares war on predatory animals rally
The article reports federal action, led by the United States Forest Service, to exterminate wolves, cougars, and other predators in western lands, initiated by a Dixie National Forest appointment on July 1 amid settler fears and cattle losses. It notes patrols by forest rangers, hired hunters, and a policy framed to protect farmers and reduce predation. It also references labor news about wage increases, living costs, and economic conditions affecting workers and price pressures. ]]>
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Sam
Moody
United States Forest Service
Nimrad
Dixie National Supest Ts Vt
Forest Service
West
Jessen
Valletin
Dixie National Forest
Pine Valley
Labor Woes and Prosperity Hype From Railway Officials
John T. Marchand of the Rock Island system warns labor shortages hinder investment in improvements. He notes rails lack workers, but promises no repetition of last winter’s troubles as tracks, cars, and power are bolstered for a larger year ahead.
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Department of Jieilow
Aimphattearty
John T. Marchand
Rock Island System
Mintil
Interstate Commerce Commssion
Rock Island
Picloney
Boston
Havana
May Put Name of Davis Back on Famous Bridge
Fragmented OCR text recounts efforts to restore Davis name on a landmark bridge amid wartime measures and civic debates. The article mentions public figures, local groups, and government actions surrounding commemorative naming and related civic projects.
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Davis
Famous Bridge
Secretary Cortelyou Snubs Garfield in Plan Talk
In a dated dispatch, Secretary Cortelyou reportedly snubs Garfield amid discussions about a plan involving Garnett, White Hager, and others. The fragmentary text references a possible accord, a plan from Garnett to influence events, and a tennis metaphor to describe strategic moves. The piece hints at political maneuvering and unnamed actors shaping the outcome of a contentious arrangement.
Boy’s touching query after illness case
A Bronx boy Wille visits neighbor Margaret and asks about Jimmy who is sick. The child expresses sorrow and, after a kiss from the mother, asks on the stairs if he might have his drum if Jimmy should die. The scene reflects compassionate behavior praised by the era’s press.
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New York Tribune
Bronx
Wille
Willie
Jimmy
Controversy Over Medical Association Politics and Influence
The piece critiques the American Medical Association’s political activity, noting a committee network of 16 000 correspondents and plans to push physician candidates for Congress. It cites large real estate and asset figures, questions the aim to dominate medical legislation, and recounts anecdotes about lawyers and public oversight in a period voice.
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American Medical Association
Congress
United States
Chicaco
United Stade
Uncle By with Uncle By and Miss Wiggle
A mixed bag of homely humor and social quips and jokes. The piece riffs on school life teasing a shy kid, engagement fading, and everyday ironies from vacuum theories to gift giving and fashion, weaving plays on words and light satire through a collage of fragments.
Unclear letter sparks breach of promise concern at Lally
An uncertain letter from a match at Lally leads to questions of breach of promise as authorities consider actions against the government and railroad. The event center, poetically described, leaves the public with unease about a proposed marriage document and possible legal remedies.
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Lally
Vast Nevada mine blaze devastates Western Ore plant
The Western Ore Producing Company's large Reno Nevada plant was destroyed by fire. Reports say Goldfield district outputs last week totaled 890 775 in value from mines and leases. Copper ore exposures appear at Grand Encampment Wyoming and Poorman mine near Baker City Oregon. Plans advance for a railroad to the copper belt and the Tron Dike mine on the Snake River. Ore values at Fetish Mine near Halley Idaho and nearby properties rise to 210 per ton. The Hailey Times notes continued high ore values and upcoming mine developments across Idaho Nevada and Oregon.
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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 Wager and the Strike of the Bobbin Boys
A fragmentary account cites John Lennon, treasurer of the American Federation of Tabor, recalling a strike by boys in a spinning room. The dialogue touches on wages, a placard saying the wages of win tx death, and a lecture to follow at town hall about married life.
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Chicago
Maud Muller
Colorado
Abe
New York
John Hi
Lennon
American Federation of
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