Origin of the Bowie Knife by James Black in Washington
The Indianapolis Sentinel recounts how James Black a Washington blacksmith earned fame for tempering knives and producing Bowies. Bowie ordered a knife from Black then chose his pattern. the weapon gained its name after Black crafted Bowie's version. Bowie died at the Alamo with Crockett. Black kept the Damascus temper secret guarded.
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Lewis and Clark Exposition Gains Support in Congress
Washington reports Rep Tawney notes growing interest in funding the Lewis and Clark centennial in Portland amid calls for Pacific Northwest exhibitions. Senator Mitchell's influence and regional growth boost prospects. Other items discuss postal facility bills, Turtle Mountain treaty payments, Champ Clark remarks, and Senator Newlands defending Cuba statehood bid.
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Vigorous bid for GOP convention post and multiple incidents reported
Harry 8 New of Indianapolis canvassing for Republican national convention secretaryship. Jacob Hind killed Jerry Arned in a sparring match in Cady Junction. Stockholders accuse Megal bond sales of railroad fraud. Body found in a refrigerated car near Minneapolis. Wright, Dundee bank cashier, jailed by federal official. Explosion at Carthage plant kills two, injures four. Prairie fires sweep western Caddo County. Hamilton court stays execution for Alfred Knapp. St Louis grand jury indicts Mayor Dennis. Lutz arrested in Pottsville for shooting at a train. Reimers reprimanded for school runaway, then shoots himself. Coroner finds Hast-ings and Decker responsible for Big Four wreck deaths. Hyperion theater in New Haven set for lecture by Tryan.
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Why Farmers Should Move South For Year Round Work
A persuasive plea urges farmers to relocate southward to work outdoors year round. It argues northern limitations, costly winter shelter, and recommends velvet bean and cassava from Alabama and Florida as economical fatteners. It maintains higher profits with less labor in southern farming, fruit, and truck gardening along southern routes.
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Her Sense of Humor Quip on Marriage Proposal
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune quip recalls a wife who laughed at a suitor when he revealed marriage intentions, highlighting a humorous take on spousal wit and affection.
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Queen Alexandra Celebrates Birthday at Sandringham
Alternating sun and snow marks Queen Alexandra's birthday celebration at Sandringham. The queen received telegraphic greetings in the morning and answered them, then supervised tea for the royal estate children in the afternoon.
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Major Kilbourne Dies on Chicago Train
Major Charles F Kilbourne U S A paymaster for the Dakota department died on a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train near Chicago. He was very ill and traveling to his Columbus Ohio home with his wife and son Captain LD Kilbourne Twenty sixth infantry.
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Death of 101-year-old farmer Thomas Flannery in Wisconsin
Thomas Flannery a prominent farmer in La Crosse Wisconsin died at age 101 authorities believe he was the oldest man in western Wisconsin The obituary notes his long life and standing in the local community.
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Weather forecast summary for multiple regions today
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures with variable winds. In Wisconsin and Iowa winds shift to southerly with increasing strength, while Michigan and nearby areas see rising temperatures and easterly to southerly breezes.
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Chicago Market Report Signals Mixed Live Stock Prices
Hogs receipts about 32 000 with pigs and packing lots trading around 4 35 to 4 60. Cattle receipts near 6 000 with steers and heifers trading from 3 00 to 5 60 and cows around 1 25 to 4 50. Sheep receipts 18 000 with western lambs and natives in the 2 25 to 5 80 range. East Buffalo N Y reports hogs steady to 4 85 and cattle steady, calves 7 50 to 8 00. St Louis grain futures show wheat prices little changed and corn steady around 49 cents.
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