Senate approves naval bill amid battleship debate
The senate passed the naval appropriation bill 50 to 28 after rejecting Senator Piles amendment for four battleships. Roosevelt hailed employer liability progress, praised child labor law efforts, and critiqued wealth focus while vowing to veto if two ships aren’t funded. Hale and Piles pushed $7 million for construction of two authorized battleships.
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Senate
Piles
Roosevelt
Congress
Beveridge
Pacific
House
Lilley
Electric Boat Company
Washington
Attorney General
Oregon & California Railroad Company
Oregon
Hale
Notable Early 20th Century Legal Loops and Political Moves
Summary of brief items: J Dalzell Brown pleads guilty to embezzlement in San Francisco and receives 18 months in prison. Louis A Gourdain escapes from St Elizabeths asylum in Washington. Jennie A Call a Chicago matrimonial agent is sentenced to a year in the bridewell for mail fraud. Wisconsin governor Davidson injures left arm after a fall on a polished floor. William D Haywood is dismissed from the Western Federation of Miners. Taft prepares to travel to the Isthmus of Panama in May. Rev Russell J Wilbur departs Episcopal church for Catholicism and is deposed by Bishop Grafton of Fond du Lac. A habeas corpus writ is issued at White Plains by Justice Morschauser for Harry K Thaw.
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J. Dalzell Brown
San Francisco
Louis A. Gourdain
St. Elizabeth's Federal Asylum
Washington
Jennie <A. Call
Chicago
Gov. Davidson
Wisconsin
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Taft
Panama
Russell J. Wilbur
Episcopal Church
Catholic
Grafton
Fond du Lac
Wis
White Plains
N. Y
Justice Morschauser
Harry K. Thaw
Multiple News Items From Across The Nation
Fifteen people drown near Helena Arkansas when a carnival steamer capsized. IowaAttorneyGeneral rules state law bars corporations retailing intoxicating liquor. Mrs Sarah Brennan Brownville New York murdered with an ax and hidden in a trunk. Northern Wisconsin experiences violent gales snow and cold. Santa Barbara hosts a floral parade for the Atlantic fleet. Mrs Ora Longmoor commits suicide in St Louis. Winston Churchill newly named president of the board of trade faces electoral defeat. Charles D Pierce New York engineer commits suicide by gas. Illinois Supreme Court upholds local option law. North Sea and Baltic treaties signed among Germany Holland Sweden France and England.
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Helena
Ark
Iowa
Sarah Brennan
Brownville
N. Y
Wisconsin
Santa Barbara
Ora Longmoor
Jacob Longmoor
Third National Bank of St. Louis
Winston Spencer Churchill
Board of Trade
Asquith
Manchester
Charles D. Pierce
New York
Supreme Court of Illinois
Germany
Holland
Sweden
France
England
Consolidation ends Cleveland street car troubles three cent fare
A consolidation of Cleveland streetcar and traction lines promises three cent fares. Treasury Secretary outlines a $45 million bank call due May 9 and May 23 1908 with $20 million and $25 million installments respectively.
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Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
America
Flatbush
Brooklyn
N. Y
Willard Stone
Boyd Ward
Muskegon
Mich
Banco Espanol-Filipino
Manila
Notre Dame de Salette
Buckingham
Ont
Lievre
Great Britain
Science of Medicine
Bronx Zoological Park
New York
Gladiator
St. Paul
Isle of Wight
London
Joliet
Ill
Boston
Robert Harrison
Thomas
Huntington
W. Va
J E. F. Carty
Rockford
Herman H. Peters
Port Huron
United Home Protectors
Lordsburg
N. M
Oliver Garrien
George Allen
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
F. B. Hart
Minneapolis
Minnesota Supreme Court
Eagle River
Wis
T. A. McIntyre & Co
New York Stock, Cotton and Produce Exchanges
Collision Kills Nine on Detroit Line Near Ypsilanti
Two interurban trolley cars on the Detroit Jackson and Chicago line collided head on near Ypsilanti Michigan killing nine including Motorman Isa Fay and injuring about 30. The limited car overran its orders leading to a high speed crash as passengers were trapped and rescue efforts began.
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Detroit, Mich
Detroit, Jackson & Chicago Railway
Detroit United Railway
Detroit
Jackson
Here
Ypsilanti
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Isa Fay
Mich
John Paget
Charles Carmen
George FE. Howard
Jack McMullen
Syracuse
Garberino Gronni
Fay
Harris’ Switch
Win Grove
Limited
Discrimination in Coal Transport Probed by ICC Reports
The Interstate Commerce Commission forwarded Senate reports detailing alleged railroad discriminations in coal and oil transport across Colorado Utah Nebraska and Oklahoma. Utah Fuel Co and Pleasant Valley Coal Co linked to Denver Rio Grande are accused of land grabs via underpaid entry permits.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Colorado
Utah
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Utah Fuel Co
Pleasant Valley Coal Co
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
Gould
Pleasant Valley Co
Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co
Armed holdup nets $18,000 in coal region
Four heavily armed men stopped guards transporting $18,000 from Welch to Gary West Virginia to pay the employer of the United States Coal and Coke Co. a subsidiary of the United States Steel Corporation.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Welch
Gary
United States Coal and Coke Co
United States Steel Corporation
Six Italians Die In Gas In Greenwich Street Lodging
The bodies of six Italians, believed to be miners from Midvale, Pennsylvania, were found in a room of a Greenwich street lodging house on Tuesday. The room’s gas was turned on, and all six were asphyxiated.
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New York City
Midvale
Greenwich Street
Fire damages homes of Pallem and Morosky in Ford City
A fire damaged the residences of Steve Pallem and John Morosky in Ford City, causing $1,500 in losses. Fire crews battled the blaze and secured the properties, with investigations pending to determine the cause.
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Ford City
Steve Pallem
John Morosky
National Guard Mobilized at Gettysburg Encampment
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania national guard will be mobilized by brigades at the division encampment in Gettysburg this summer.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania National Guard
Gettysburg
Samuel Christenson Suicide Near Kane Farm
Samuel Christenson, who lived on a farm about two miles from Kane in McKean county, ended his life with a gunshot on a country road.
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Bradford
Samuel Christenson
Kane
McKean County
Farmer Irwin Sell Ends Life Amid Typhoid Fever Suffering
Greensburg reports Irwin Sell a Youngwood farmer who was ill with typhoid fever killed himself by shooting. The death note notes the distress caused by illness and the act occurred at his home.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Greensburg
Irwin Sell
Youngwood
Hatchet attack and suicide shock Johns town scene
Louis Fleckenstein, a German resident of Johnstown, attacked his wife with a hatchet fatally injuring her and then hanged himself. The tragedy stunned local residents and police are investigating the domestic violence case.
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Johnstown
Louis Fleckenstein
Butler mourns death of Thomas M. Marshall
Thomas M. Marshall aged 69 of Mars died at Butler hospital from injuries received on a Baltimore and Ohio railroad siding at Mars.
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Butler
Thomas M. Marshall
Mars
Butler Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio
Butler Explosion Injures 15 Year Old at Oil Pump Station
A gas explosion in the firebox at an oil well pump station near Chicora seriously burned Miss Margaret Blaney, age 15. The incident occurred during operations at the facility.
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Butler
Chicora
Margaret Blaney
Haydenville Man Held After Alleged Threat to Kill Family
John Kurdy of Haydenville was jailed in Greensburg on charges tied to a stated plan to kill his three children roast them eat them and then kill himself.
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Greensburg
John Kurdy
Haydenville
Death of Civil War veteran James English in Lemont shanty
The body of 68 year old James English formerly of Pittsburg and a Civil War veteran was found in a Lemont shanty after years of wandering.
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Connellsville
James English
Pittsburg
Lemont
Longtime Cambria Mine Inspector Josiah T. Evans Retires
Harrisburg reports Josiah T. Evans, after 23 years as an inspector of mines in the Cambria district, has retired. He is noted as one of the oldest inspectors by service.
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Harrisburg
Josiah T. Evans
Cambria
Trolley Hits Automobiles Injuring Driver in Kittanning
A trolley car collided with Charles Lugnet's car in Kittanning, damaging the vehicle and injuring Lugnet severely enough to require hospital treatment.
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Kittanning
Charles Lugnet
Lugnet
Pittsburg Crash Kills Woman and Injures Family
Mrs Margaret Wolfram was killed and her husband and 4 year old child seriously injured on the North Side when their buggy was overturned and they were thrown clear.
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Pittsburg
Margaret Wolfram
West Newton Veteran Merchant John Abley Dies at 89
John Abley a retired merchant aged 89 died at his home in West Newton He spent most of his life there and was a member of the Lutheran church.
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West Newton
John Abley
Mr. Abley
Lutheran Church
Wickboro to Replace Poplars with Maples on Borough Streets
The shade tree commission of Wickboro orders all poplar trees on borough streets cut down by next fall to make way for new maple trees.
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Kittanning
Shade Tree Commission of
Wickboro
First Fatality At Greensburg Court House Construction
William Strippey aged 45 of Hast Greensburg was killed at the new Greensburg court house during its erection, marking the structure’s first fatality in the construction of the $1,500,000 building.
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Greensburg
William Strippey
New Court House
Shenango Valley steel plant to start full operation
Notice posted in New Castle states the Shenango Valley steel plant operated by Carnegie Steel Co. will begin full operation, affecting about 1,200 workers.
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New Castle
Shenango Valley
Carnegie Steel Co
Robbers loot clothing store and drugshop in Bellefonte
In Bellefonte robbers entered the Montgomery and Co clothing shop and Heller's drug store and stole clothing and cigars. They damaged a cash register valued at about 1000 dollars.
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Bellefonte
Montgomery & Co., Clothiers
Heller’s
Butler Districts Report Brass Thieves Loot Oil Machinery
Complaints to Butler County authorities allege brass thefts in oil districts have stripped machinery worth thousands of dollars within weeks. Local officials urge vigilance as investigations continue.
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Butler
Butler County
Corry Woman Dies Helping Parents in Centertown Fire
In Centertown a woman identified as Mrs Arthur Lemm perished with her elderly parents, David Weatherbee and his wife both over seventy, while attempting to rescue them from a blaze in their home.
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Corry
David Weatherbee
Centertown
Arthur Lemm
Tragic mix up as toddler dies from prescribed medicine
Bernard Nagel, two year old son of Bailey B. Nagel president of the Pennsylvania Boiler Works, died after taking medicine prescribed for his father thinking it was candy. The incident highlights dangers of households with access to potent medicines.
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Erie
Bernard
Bailey B. Nagel
Pennsylvania Boiler Works
Goldsboro Light Power Co Seeks City Charter
Harrisburg reports an application for a charter by the Goldsboro Light Heat and Power Co of Goldsboro. Charles F Williams, to build the plant, is the chief owner of the new company.
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Harrisburg
Goldsboro Light, Heat and Power Co
Charles F. Williams
State Zoologist Surface outlines 33 pest control classes
In Harrisburg the April bulletin by State Zoologist Surface presents 33 pest classes affecting households orchards and farms. It offers practical, cold blooded advice on the most effective methods to kill or control each pest.
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Harrisburg
State Zoologist
Farmer Reports Sheep-Killing Horse Near Sycamore
Spencer Gardner, a local farmer near Sycamore, described a horse that killed a lamb and trampled one sheep before dragging it away. He reported the animal as a sheep killer and witnessed its attack on his flock.
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Washington
Spencer Gardner
Sycamore
Gardner
Forest Fire Evil Sparks From Locomotive Near Oneida
A blaze started by a locomotive spark along the Bessemer & Lake Erie railroad in the pine tract near Oneida burned hundreds of acres of timber and endangered a number of oil rigs.
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Butler
Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad
Pine
Oneida
Here
Circus trip leads to child welfare action in Arden
Washington report says William Catlin, a Black father, took his nine children to a circus and three younger children were placed in the Arden Children's Home. Despite hard work, Catlin cannot support all his offspring.
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Washington
William Catlin
Arden
Catlin
Ralston wreck claims eight lumbermen dead near Laquin
A Susquehanna and New York work train at Laquin Pennsylvania was struck by a runaway car, sliding down a steep grade. Eight lumbermen were killed immediately and a ninth died later. fifteen others were seriously injured in the crash.
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Ralston
Susquehanna & New York Railroad
Laquin
Monongahela Boy Injured At Tinplate Plant
Pete Taschca aged 16 was crushed by cog wheels at the American Tinplate works, resulting in the loss of his left foot.
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Monongahela
Pete Taschca
American Tinplate Works
Fire destroys home and barn at Longsdorf station
Carlisle reports a fire at Longsdorf station owned by Dr. H. H. Longsdorf. The dwelling and barn were destroyed, with an estimated loss of 10000 dollars. Authorities investigate the cause as a serious property fire.
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Carlisle
Longsdorf Station
H. H. Longsdorf
Widow Charlotte Williams Dies in Brush Fire Accident
Washington report states 77 year old widow Charlotte Williams of a Mt. Morris Greene County farm died when her clothing caught fire during a brush burning incident on her property.
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Washington
Mt. Morris
Greene County
Charlotte Williams
Fire at Centerville home kills three by cremation
A blaze that destroyed the residence of David Wetherbee in Centerville reportedly cremated three residents and left a fourth person fatally burned. The village lies about 15 miles north of Corry.
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Corry
David Wetherbee
Centerville
Farmer James Sowers Found Dead After Wagon Alley Crush
James Sowers, a farmer in Kittanning, was found under a wagon in an alley and died without regaining consciousness. He had a head wound but nothing was stolen.
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Kittanning
James Sowers
Jeannette Street Railway Aims to Run Jeannette West Newton
Confident claims say the Jeannette West Newton Monongahela Valley Street Railway Co will have street cars running between Jeannette and West Newton within a year.
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Jeannette
West Newton
Lancaster dam and power plant work resumed on Susquehanna
Construction on the McCall’s Ferry Power Co facility resumes after a suspension last fall. The project on the Susquehanna River proceeds with renewed activity and funding anticipated for completion.
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Lancaster
Great Dam
McCall’s Ferry Power Co
Susquehanna River
Railroad Brakeman Smay and Conductor Cunningham Dead
Johnstown report says brakeman Smay of Jeannette and conductor Cunningham of Pitcairn died in a main line wreck at Center ville west of Johnstown.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Smay
Jeannette
John J. Cunningham
Pitcairn
Centerville
Here
Lightning Strikes Miss Jennie Martin in Lancaster
Miss Jennie Martin of Bird in Hand, 19, was struck by lightning. The bolt tore off her clothing and ripped her shoes, leaving her alive but injured and needing care.
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Lancaster
Jennie Martin
Thieves Escape After Box Car Break-In and Beating
In Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston yards Officer W Bergman attempted to arrest two men after a box car break in. He was beaten unconscious and the thieves escaped.
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Monongahela
Pittsburg
Virginia & Charleston
W. Bergman
State culls livestock for tuberculosis at Danville hospital
Harrisburg dispatch says state authorities killed 26 fine cattle at Danville hospital due to tuberculosis. Wernersville and Harrisburg state hospitals have also suffered losses under strict state inspection.
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Harrisburg
Danville Hospital
Wernersville
Death of Rev. John Joseph Fedigan Aged Augustine Leader
Very Rev. John Joseph Fedigan former provincial of the Order of St. Augustine died at the Augustinian monastery in Villa Nova near Philadelphia after an illness of several weeks. He was widely known across the United States for his leadership within the order.
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Philadelphia
John Joseph Fedigan
Order of St. Augustine
United States
Villa Nova
Here
Crossings Abandoned on Reading Railroad in Carlisle Area
Judge Sadler orders the Philadelphia Harrisburg and Pittsburgh division of the P and Reading railroad to abandon all grade crossings in Lower Allen township Cumberland County and to construct subways in place of the crossings.
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Carlisle
Sadler
Philadelphia, Harrisburg & Pittsburg
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Lower Allen Township
Cumberland County
Pennsylvania street railways report shows passenger surge
Harrisburg issued annual bureau of railways report for 1907 highlights 87,000,000 more passengers carried on Pennsylvania street railways than in 1906. The document also notes a tremendous growth in capitalization.
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Harrisburg
State Bureau of Railways
Pennsylvania
Butler Oil Operator Shot by Burglars in Early Morning
Awakened by an intruder, oil operator Joseph S. Miller wrestled the burglar and refused to let go. Miller was shot in the breast, the assailant fleeing after a second shot was fired.
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Allis-Chalmers
West Allis
Wis
Solon Kugler
Pinckneyville
Joseph Miller
Butler
Texas
South Dakota
Nebraska
Denver
William J. Bryan
Cabrera
Guatemala
Lublin
Russian
Poland
Orenburg
Richmond
Skidoo
California
Joseph Simpson
Cape May Point
N. J
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Fitzhugh Lee
Chandler
Signal Corps
Washington
Wilmington
Del
J. H. Kiel
Holy Name Parish
Hamel
Minn
Joseph S. Miller
Miller
Fear of punishment drives boy from home seeks Pittsburg ride
Eleven year old George Lambert of Canonsburg left home after fearing punishment for a prank. A stranger described as a negro promised to pilot him to Pittsburg. Lambert was later found in a serious condition near Marshalsea as authorities pursue the unidentified man.
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Washington
George Lambert
Canonsburg
Pittsburg
Lambert
Marshalsea
Harrisburg Opinion Backs Pitt Construction Road Work
Deputy Attorney General Fleitz advised State Highway Commissioner Hunter that Westmoreland county commissioners cannot annul the contract with Pitt Construction Company of Pittsburgh for improving a road segment in North Huntingdon township.
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Harrisburg
Fleitz
Hunter
Westmoreland County
Pitt Construction Co
Pittsburg
North
Huntingdon Township
Two Pennsylvanian Banks Closed by Comptroller
Oil City report states Farmers National Bank of Elmerton with 50000 capital and First National Bank of Clintonville with 25000 capital were closed by the comptroller of the currency. Authorities believe suspensions are temporary and that stockholders and depositors will lose nothing.
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Oil City
Farmers’ National Bank
Emienton
First National Bank
Clintonville
Summer National Guard encampment set for Gettysburg
Harrisburg reports a general order designates July 16 to 25 for the summer encampment of the national guard at Gettysburg. Brigade entry orders differ from prior years with the Third from July 16 to 23, Second from 17 to 24, and First from 18 to 25.
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Harrisburg
National Guard
Capitol
Gettysburg
Father kills himself after daughter's death in York
Nathaniel Devinney, 44, hanged himself at the county alms house using torn bedspread after his 16 year old daughter died. He left no note. The tragedy follows the daughter's death, triggering the suicide.
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York
Nathaniel Devinney
State Game Commissioner Comment on Foreigners and Law Violations
Harrisburg reports show frequent calls about alleged violations by Italians and other Europeans. Kalbfus says arrests are made as fast as possible, but suspects outnumber authorities.
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Harrisburg
Kalbfus
The Poet in Hard Luck and the Georgia Mule
A speaker laments being forced into labor by a farmer who plows over him while he tries to write poetry. He jokes the Georgia mule prefers work to verse, and notes his literary supply includes six poems on Spring. The tale ends with the speaker resigning to the mule’s lack of Latin understanding.
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Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Tree an Old Man's Friend in Texas Pecan Tale
Westfield Correspondence notes Charles Nicholson Sr. grew up enslaved in 1855 and later bought a farm in Texas. A single pecan tree on his land yields record sized nuts, with one tree producing generous harvests he sells for a dollar each as young trees spread.
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Charles Nicholson
Texas
America
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Westfield
Houston Post
Telephonic Marine Intelligence on the St Lawrence
An early fall plan introduces a telephonic marine intelligence service along the St Lawrence between Montreal and Quebec. Vessel owners can monitor movements and issue captain orders. captains will receive river conditions to avoid danger. Stations with 65 foot masts and 25 foot cross spars will display signals for down and up stream directions.
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St. Lawrence
Montreal
Quebec
Devoted to Army's Work: Emma Westbrook Remains in Service
Emma Westbrook, in charge of the Salvation Army bar racks in West Pontiac Michigan, is one of seven women who joined Commissioner Railton from England in 1880 to found the Salvation Army in America. She recently turned fifty five and has served thirty two years. Though eligible for pension and retirement, she refuses them and vows to stay in the work as long as she has strength.
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Adjt
Emma Westbrook
Salvation Army
West Pontiac
Mich
Railton
England
America
Old Custom Revived in Paris Jewelry Trend
A revival in Paris features wearing a wolf or badger tooth set in gold as a mascot, linked to a superstition of good fortune. The thumb ring also gains popularity, with a young English stage actress showcasing the trend in step with current fashion and the period of her play.
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Paris
Markets Note Flour and grain steady in New York trade
The April 29 1908 market report shows flour steady as wheat No 2 red trades at 1.05 quarter, corn No 2 white 75 4 cents, oats mixed 54 cents, hay firm but quiet, cattle quiet, shear lambs at 8 dollars, hogs for Yorkers 6.00 to 6.15, sheep nominal.
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New York
Market Prices In Cleveland On April 29
In Cleveland on April 29 market quotes show flour Minnesota patent at 5.00 to 5.35 per unit, wheat No 2 red 98 to 99 cents, corn No 3 yellow around 70 cents, oats No 3 white about 51 to 52 cents. Butter best creamery 28 1 2 cents, cheese York state 15 16 cents, eggs strictly fresh 16 cents, potatoes best grades 95 cents, Timothy hay No 1 13.50, cattle best steers 6.35 to 6.50, calves 5.75 to 6.25, sheep wethers 5.25 to 5.50, lambs 6.75 to 7.00, hogs yorkers 5.90.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
York State
Grain Prices Reported for Toledo Market
Wheat May 98 cents a bushel, corn cash 67 and three quarter cents, oats cash 54 cents, cloverseed cash 12 dollars fifty cents.
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Toledo
East Buffalo Livestock Prices Reported
East Buffalo markets show cattle prices for steers 6.50 to 7.00, calves 5.50 to 6.25, lambs around 5.60, pigs about 5.40 with sale figures listed for various classes on April 29.
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East Buffalo
Cattle and Sheep Prices Reported at Pittsburg Auction
Pittsburg April 29 cattle Best steers bring 6.60 to 6.85, fair 4.75 to 5.65. Sheep Prime wethers 5.40 to 5.50, lambs 4.25 to 7.00.
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Pittsburg
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