Pests Cause Enormous Loss to Farmers in Nation
In explaining the agricultural appropriation bill, Mr. Scott of Kansas cites brown tail moths devastating New England forests and the Texas tick as major pests. He notes quarantine lines across the country and estimated losses well into millions, urging federal support to combat these threats.
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New England States
South
Washington
Scott
Kansas
House of Representatives
New England
Willy
Texas
Fragmented OCR Suggests War End? Hazy Report From Unknown Place
The readable text mentions an end to a cruel war and references various names and places in a blotchy layout. It hints at battles, taxes, tobacco, and a public event but lacks clear dates or a coherent narrative.
Orchard Will Be Witness in Cold Special at the Artelin Tour
A fragmented report notes Orchard and related figures planning events tied to a cold special tour. Mentions include Metis We Che, Coven Sleumonuery, and local officials, with unclear dates and venues.
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Ateliin
Caley
Sleumonuery
Will Wiper
Wittiee
Fragmented OCR reads like scattered notes and names
The readable text is a jumble of partial words and proper nouns, listing many unfamiliar names and places with no clear narrative or event. It reads like an OCR extract from a historical page with multiple incomplete phrases and garbled sections.
States clash over railroad rate powers in high court ruling
The Supreme Court sides against both state and federal courts in two cases about states fixing railroad rates. Washington seeks to restrain habeas relief for Minnesota officials and James H. Wood of Asheville is freed after a penalty for overcharging on a Southern Railway ticket. The decisions test state rate authority versus federal authority and underscore conflicts between courts across jurisdictions.
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Washington
Young
Minnesota
United States District Court For
District Court of Minnesota
Dudige Pritelfind
United States
Gireult Court
Western District
Nori Caro Binia
James H. Wood
Southern Railway
Asheville
Ashevile
Supreme Court of the United States
Decision in Meat Rate Case Rocks Rail Commerce Board
Chicago court action challenges meat rate adjustments by the Western Railway Company and the Commerce Commission. The decision, heard Friday, questions the method used to reduce freight charges and the impact on stock shipments from Chicago to St Paul and Minneapolis.
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Waehinguin
Western Railway
Ansan
Woestock Preaunrs
Tte Aygreme Vourt
United States
Mirnday
Thy Walt
Chicago
Ohlone
St Paul
Justice overruled in Sullivan death sentence appeal
The court considered Sullivan’s petition to review his execution in a capital case. Judge George G. Arn issued a ruling affecting whether the death penalty would be carried out or converted to a lesser sentence. Proponents argue for upholding the sentence while opponents seek clemency or commutation.
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Ball Pace City
Joe Sullivan
Poljoenan
Cherie Bord
Defewbver
Falowine
Albay Aarodis
Sullivan
Miter Belie
Nia Rentence Te Ie
Vie Jithee
Cotte
G. Arnerred
Lin Ether
Engine Crash Through Mill Amid Snowbound Tracks
A chaotic report describes a runesy engine crashing through a mill on snowbound tracks near Chi Coppa Bele. The event involved multiple locations and persons including Carmel Wall, Mr. Fir, and others noted in a disjointed account.
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Jonenam
Careiad
Saterday
Wunvliahet
Carmel Wall
Stalos
Jonoe
Dover
Livia
Rupperts Pian te Eteblian National Bureau Update
In a fragmented notice from the Rupperts Pian Eteblian National Bureau of Mines, officials discuss a matter involving an individual named Mor Wabh Eberle and a contact person tied to legal or procedural steps. The garbled text references actions, dates, and procedural terms without clear context or outcomes.
President Roosevelt outlines new legislative program
Washington reports President Roosevelt will urge Congress to act in a special message. The plan includes tariff revision after March 4 1909, Sherman anti trust amendments, injunctive limits in labor disputes, an employers liability law, and passage of the Aldrich financial bill, backed by wide-interest conferences.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Aldrich Financial
Denver Judge Denies Jury Trial for Alla in Church Murder
In the Denver district court Judge Greeler W. Whitford fines Cineenpe Alla a murder trial denial and orders execution to begin July 12. Alla reportedly attempted suicide with bruised head while in custody after the shooting of Father Tao Heinrich at St Elizabeth's Catholic Church on February 22.
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Denver
Istrict Court
Greeler W. Whitford
Cineenpe Alla
Tao Helnrichy
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Alla
Carter Wins Most Findings Despite Limited Share In Tax Suit
Judge Kohlaaat in the United Statine circuit court entered a decree in the Oberlin M. Carter case. The former Army officer receives a 4 percent award from funds under dispute while most findings favor him. costs are taxed against the government and the decree is deemed without taint.
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Chicago
Oberlin
M. Carter
United States
Kohlaaat
United Statine Circuit Court
Army
Ificer
Carter
Lim
Lives Lost at Sea Off New England and British North America
Review of maritime disasters during fall and winter linking the wrecks of a sloop and other vessels. Mentions casualties and lost merchants from coastal trade with scattered references to ships, routes, and regional ports amid rough seas.
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Boston
New Eogiend
British North Ameria
St. Plenty
Ohio Senator Promises State Focus Amid Turmoil
Fragmented notes describe a political figure voicing state priorities during a period of unrest. The text mentions Tuesday through Thursday events, water issues, and a sale held by a local official, with unclear names and locations.
Adjourning Notice in 19th Century Court Session
Fragmented OCR notes report adjournment of the Fiftieth Congress meeting on March 4, with mentions of individuals including Mallory and Bryon amid unclear hospital and typhoid fever references.
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Washing United Uaten Iy
Jamar Leven
Florida
Providente Hospital
Hindny Tovrainge
Ole Peart
Stephen Tt
Mallory
Miraiowt
Bryon
Drath Dlore
Chicago school teacher completes forty day fast
Did Not Botter Forty Days. Long Hoark, Calo Mine Etta Prine mite Grave, the Chicako hchoo teacher who hae attracted attrntion bacaun of her long fast attion Mareka completed the fuctheth day at her abe slinehon and menounced Mat he woul move the requent of her sister Ghd partake of nourtehment. In He effort to a agual the record of De. 118, Tenner, who feted for dayw in the sie, Misteive's weleht wan relived from 8 to 105 povnde, bap, ale doelaroy that Hho felt me tebe that Prone her wa yaortinin
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Calo
Etta Prinemite
Chicako
Bacaun
Mareka
Ghd
Tenner
Kentucky Farmers Plan Exodus Amid Tobacco Crisis
In Kentucky tobacco districts across 42 counties farmers, fearful after warnings and attacks, destroy beds and plant less than a third of usual. Tenant farmers consider moving to other states while owners list property for sale and plan to leave. Incidents including the Hedges murder and raids heighten alarm as guards are posted at threatened sites.
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Lexington
Beecause
White Hurley
Kentucky
Nicholas County
Woodford
Nord Alexis Claims Haiti Peaceful and Stable
In a two point interview at the palace, President Nord Alexis said conditions in the republic are absolutely tranquil. He pledged order and protection of foreign interests, and stated warships need not be kept in Port au Prince unless powers choose, with no imminent popular outbreak anticipated. He noted the government will pursue action only against disloyal soldiers amid the recent revolution.
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Port Au Prince
Nord Alexis
Venezuelan High Court Rules on Mapes and Orinoco Case
Caracas reports the federal court ruling with potential appeal affecting Mapes Company and Orinoco Company, tied to the Fitzgerald controversy and tensions involving American interests. The decision relates to ongoing disputes among Wellington, Prevident Crete, Arthley Company, and Pete Kerald pathways amid cross border finance concerns.
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Caracas
Venezuela
High Federal Court of Venezuela
Agaiet
Mapes Company
Orinoco Company
Tm Sted
Arthley Company
Pete Kerald Conedyeway
Tewa
Coloradoans Try to Settle Stelve of Machininte
Colorado labor factions and allied groups announce plans to counter the financial panic in Denver. They claim railroads dominate the scene and pledge broad measures to curb labor trouble while merchants resist the downturn.
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Stelve
Machininte
Denver
Denver de la Grande
Colorado
Congressman Charles Littlefield Resigns From Maine Seat
Congressman Charles Littlefield of Maine submits his resignation from the second district citing desire to pursue legal practice and interference from congressional duties. Governor Cobb considered the letter received on Sunday.
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Littlefield Realgne
Rockland
Mee
Cobb
Charles Littefeld
Maine
Littlefield
Gallora Afraid of Cargo and Panama Canal Labor Turmoil
The crew of the Huntleh tewtaship Kiora near Thompson's Point Nd resists cargo work for Panama Canal construction. A dispute over tasks leads to threats and a fatal outcome, with another crew shipped away as the vessel seeks Codon.
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Phinoldhia
Ural
Germans and Hottentots clash in Kalubart desert fight
Berlin reports a battle between German expeditionary forces and Hottentots in the Kalubart desert. German casualties include Captain von Erckert and Lt Ebinger with several wounded. enemy losses total fifty eight dead and captives taken. German march from Cachus preceded a daybreak attack and fierce fighting as the Hottentots were driven from their positions. Chief Kroppers sake weakened but vigilance required.
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Berlin
South Africa
Kalubart
Simon Kroppers
von Brekert
Ebinger
Cachus
Erckert
Swine remark sparks row in Reichstag over colonial policy
Berlin report describes uproar in the Reichstag as Herr Erzberger calls government treatment of colonial subjects immoral. Jeers from the gallery accompany his rebuke and center leader Briever denounces journalists, demanding an apology amid reactions from the press.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Herr Erzberger
Db Vielon
Indienation
Herr Briever
Tribune
Rnsult
Professon
Reports of Count Leo Tolstoi's Illness Reach Moscow
Telegrams from St Petersburg say Count Leo Tolstoi fainted and lay unconscious after an influenza illness. His condition improved only slightly as two doctors departed Moscow for Yasnaya Polyana while his daughter in St. Petersburg received word of the situation.
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St. Petersbure
Leo Toletoi
Moncow
Moscow
Yasnaya Pollan
Innie
St. Petersburg
Court Burdened by Confessed Misuse of Funds at Institution
A high court case involves a 24-year-old Lowell resident and a 46-year-old man linked to a trust accused of misusing £76,000 from an institution. Officials face exposure of losses from mining ventures and electric railroads while records allegedly falsified conceal the misdeeds.
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Port Huron
Midh
United Horse Protector
Prato Bite
Tulldiie and Jou
Thaieday
Supreme
W. Bk. Wilson
Zimmerman
New York
New York Central Mallroad Company
Junt
Heikiord Singe
Huelion Combiniane
Nitto Eant of
Poten
Mining News Roundup From Nevada and Idaho Camps
Nevada and Idaho mining reports describe large ore claims in Yorington and Rhyolite, gas shows at Virgin City, and a 50 cent dividend by United States Smelting Refining and Mining. Copper demand surges, new gold finds near Bull Valley and Gold Circle, and ongoing drill work at Goodrich, Neal, and Drome Dary Hump mining sites.
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Yorington
Nevada
Star-Crescent
Virgin City
Goodrich
San Juan County
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
Gold Eagle
Neal
Idaho
Elk Coal Company
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Holt
Lemle
Bole
Ely
Tle
Tramaran
Johannesburg
State Department
United States
Victoria
South Africa
Fairview
Nevade
Hue Bern
Ehaft
Carisa Mining Company
Thuo
Emeltern
Thomas J. Berry
Bose Ton
Bingham Connelidated Mining Company
Haw
United Hialen
New York
Upier
Bull Valley
Bt. George
Cla Fament
Discoverien
Suoshingold Mining Company
Meteor
Gold Circle Camp
Golconda
Geld Circle
Adinpatch
Modena
Utah
Fulpiers
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