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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1894

Page

3

Why the Presidential Family Is So Exclusive in Washington

Special correspondence from Washington outlines the holiday scene at the White House, noting unprecedented social exclusivity around President Cleveland's family amid New Year receptions. It details the city’s social castes, security concerns, and the streamlined schedule for New Year’s Day as diplomats, officials, and the public prepare for formal events.

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Does Irrigation Pay as Coburn Reports on Value and Costs

Secretary Coburn outlines irrigation economics with figures across states. Average crop value per acre ranges from 8.25 to 19 dollars, averaging 14.89. First cost of irrigation rights about 8.15, water rights valued at 26 per acre, maintenance from 0.10 to 4.00 averaging 1.07, system cost near 30.6 million with 100 million value, and land values rising from 80 million to 200 million.

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Ancient Egyptian Deed Describes Buyers And Sellers

An antiquated conveyance from Cleopatra’s era details both seller and buyer in vivid terms. It records Pamputhes aged about 45 and Semmathes about 22 with varied physiques and complexions, and Nechutes the Less son of Asos aged about 40, noting a scar on his forehead, for 601 pieces of brass.

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American Apples Export Wave From Boston

Large shipments of apples head to European ports led by Boston moving about 45 000 to 60 000 barrels weekly. European price spans 2 50 to 8 50 per barrel while domestic price sits 1 40 to 1 80, yielding roughly 50 cents profit per barrel for exporters.

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River and Rail Rivalry Shape St Louis River Trade

Special correspondence from St. Louis details river men clinging to a vanished era of Mississippi traffic as rails and bridges supplant the river. A levee morning reveals idle barges, coal wagons, ferryboats, and a shrinking tonnage yet with thousands employed and hopes for channel improvements boosting annual freight.

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Countess Oyama Seen as Charismatic Japanese Noble

Countess Oyama, wife of Field Marshal Count Oyama who leads the second Japanese army near Port Arthur, is described as one of Japan’s most charming and accomplished ladies. Educated at an American college, possibly Wellesley or Vassar, she speaks English fluently and served as a lady commissioner appointed by the empress to assemble an exhibit for the World's Fair.

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