Cows and Monopolies Dominate Early 20th Century News
The census shows 12 611 148 cows in the United States valued at about 327 start 27 each. California leads in dairy valuation after New York and Pennsylvania while Iowa and California hold large cattle counts. Separate items discuss General Stoneman’s anti monopoly stance in California politics, a New York Hudson Case about lodge benefits, and odd anecdotes on engineering warnings, alcohol’s link to death, and curious zoological notes including pigmy hogs and a human-like kitten foot description.
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United States
Iowa
Lowisana
Tex
New England
California
New York
Pennsylyania
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kansas
Strikes and unrest sweep through rail yards and gambling hubs
Reports describe widespread strike actions at Newark and New Jersey Central yards with strikers seizing depots and forcing train crews to join them. Police, volunteers, and deputy sheriffs clash as gambling den shootings leave multiple dead and wounded amid a broader wave of mob justice.
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Savant
Vadoke
New Jersey Central
Washington
Cleveland
Central Yard
Fevight
Pennsylvania Railroad Conny
South Amby
Dol
Gus Meintzel
Meintzel
Dolman
Charles Fox
Jacob Harris
Mentzel
Monteel
Harry Moreton
Delston
Moulton
Jackson
H. Lattimer
Sherif’ Bagon
Raton Bank
Bayon
Eureka Sentinel reports mining tax proceeds and local incidents
The Eureka Sentinel notes mining tax proceeds for the last quarter and records a string of local items. It mentions Geddes and Bertrand tests, a poisoning near Eureka, a Manhattan Company note to San Francisco, and various town news including a miners union officers election and a shooting over a poker dispute.
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Fureka
Ansenior
Wallace
Austin Reveille
Manhattan Company
W & Co
San Francisco
AU Sweeting
Cuscarora Miners” Union
William Ware
John H. Willi
M. H. Blair
Thea. W. Rule
Geo
T. Radaell
Helly Snyder
Hiram Green
Ward Reflex
Martin McCormick
Wmn
D. Peters
McCormick
Mpiadhy Wall
Patera
Hamilton
Louis A. Hatick
Night blooming Tree of Goa Island Described
A sorrowful tree named for its night flourishing habit grows on Goa near Bombay. Its fragrant flowers appear shortly after the year passes and soon drop or close as the sun rises.
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Goa
Bombay
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