Marketing the Turkey Crop and Road Improvement Meeting
The piece discusses turkey production prospects with notes on supply and prices, cites Rhode Island and Kentucky as key states, and mentions storage and market dynamics. It also covers the Richmond Road Congress, Taft’s absence, and the push for national highway improvement led by Logan Waller Page and industry leaders.
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Tom Short
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Rhode Islands
Richmond Road Congress
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Logan Waller Page,ll
United States Office of Public Roads
American Associaton For Highway Improvement
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France
Railroads and Their Employes Begin Cooperative Push
General Manager Hiram Lifor of the Chicago Crest Western Railroad launches a program to improve cooperation with staff. He held heart to heart talks, urged better public service, and circulated a plan asking local agents to recruit young men from nearby communities. The aim is harmony, efficiency, and an esprit of desirable railway workers.
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Kia
Dofena
Whit
Hiram
Chiergo Crest Western Railroad
Femre
Jong Yap
Thetr Se
Gecounty
The Collector's Reward and the Ghent Button Hoard
An elderly Ghent resident left a vast button collection valued at about 340000 after death. The hoard spans eras from Charlemagne’s era to Latil’s Corps and includes regiments of France, showing how unlikely items can gain immense sentimental and material worth.
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Ita
Ghent
Charlemagne
France
Charles
Historic Elizabethan silver goblets unearthed after 200 years
A London sale revived the romance of a buried Elizabethan silver and gold banqueting service. The pieces were hidden during the English Civil War on Dartmoor, later revealed in 1827 by laborers digging a potato cave entry for Mr Splat of Brixham, with heirlooms passing through the Harris line earlier tied to Drake era depictions and Armada lore.
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Drake
Wiver Harris
Davonshire
Harris
Moaston Wat
Sir Christopher
Barris
Plymouth
Barish
Yealmpton
Dartmoor
Mr Splat
Brixham
John Harclav
Thanksgiving Motto for an American Nation
A political commentary urges choosing a motto of peace and faith this Thanksgiving. It traces McKinley and Taft’s calls for arbitration, condemns muckraking and yellow journalism, and exhorts unity between capital and labor while renewing trust in Providence and national patriotism.
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Jay
McKinley
Hig
Taft
Young Lord Petre Comes of Age and Roman Catholic Lineage
Young Lord Petre, Mewtenant in the Coldstream Guards, comes of age to sit in the House of Lords. The piece traces the Petre family’s Roman Catholic tradition, notable marriages to Americans, Thorndon Hall and Tagatestone estates, and the illustrious history including Derwentwater, Derwent, and Cardinal Manning, ending with a colorful portrait of the family’s social prominence and eccentricities.
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Coldstream Guards
Tolie
Sinclair
Archbhald Sinclair
House of Lords
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Mina Julia
Petre
Lawrence
Jennie
Willams
Cincinnati
Regipala Petre
Caroline
J. Alexander Preston
Baltimore
Thorndon Fall
Tagatestone
Essex
Henry VII
William Petre Pope
Eokate
Wilant
Mary
Thorndon
Charlotte
Ingatestone
Misa Braddon
Audley
Lady Audley
James I
John Petre
Lord Petrs
Titus Oates
Ower
London
Peters Ag
James
Jarven Gonde
George II
Thorndon Hall
Petra
Elizabeth
England
Cardinal Manning
Manning
Church of England
Peter
Patre
Petre II
Pius IX
Aghool
Weybridge
Isle of Wight
Lora Petre
Audrey
William Clark
Cathedral of Wells
University of Toronto
Brentwood Company
The Criminologist Burglar Captured in Brookedale
Detective James McKeon of the Liberty Avenue station in Brooklyn detains a suave youth calling himself a criminologist and claiming ties to Commissioner Waldo. He boasted of plans for burglaries, showed badges, letters, and photos, and named dozens of alleged accomplices while seeking funds to court his sweetheart and fund theater trips.
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York
Leutenant
James McKeon
Liberty Avenue
Brooklyn
Waldo
Av Police
Secret Service
Charlee Jericho
Department of Yanks
Contesa
Underworld
Poticemah
Atatet
Tifft the man with a single name in New York
A New York World feature notes Tifft, known by a single name, prefers no family name. He chose Tifft himself as a lifelong identifier, praising the economy and memorability of a one name presence amid city directories.
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Champ
Santa Cisus
Champ Clark
Sant Clara
Santa Clara
House of Representatives
New York
Arti
Produce Exchange
Bowling Green
Tifft
Tiitte
Henry N ‘Met
Board of Education
Irving H Tift
Smith Brown
Jones
Tit
Bewary Cat Draws Health Dept Criticism
A garbled Chicago polemic about a cat and poetic lines prompts health department scrutiny. The fragment mentions an owner, animal handling, and calls for stricter behavior, with unclear context and attribution.
Pointed Paragraphs on Neighborly Truths and Jokes
A fragment discusses judgment without empathy and the ease of deceit in relationships. It notes soft words fail to avert trouble and comments on engagements and trust, mentioning a woman’s view of time and a man’s honesty as attention magnets.
Reflections of a Bachelor Fragmentary tale and stray images
Fragmentary OCR reads like a disjointed reflective piece about a bachelor life. It mentions a boy and a girl, a skin disease, a three hundred dollar bill, and a health department warning. It references themes of family, morality, and political turmoil in a hazy, period voice.
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Renartad Fm
Health Department
United States
Bees and fortunes on irrigated land ignite a reformer’s polemic
A sharp critique rails at C. J. Blanchard for publicity work with the reclamation service and promotes a sensational, risky bee farming scheme. It claims high profits from one hive and large-scale returns, mocking the idea with a satirical, mixedly financial tone and references to a fanciful industry.
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New Fork Tribune
C. J. Blanchard
Reclamation
Blanchard
Meignes
J P Morgan
J P HN
John D Rockefeller
Mr Blanchard
Sam
Secretary of the Treasury
Ohio calls for extra session on reapportionment and 1920s politics
Ohio politicians discuss Gov Harmon’s possible call for an extra legislative session to redraw congressional districts. James Cassidy of Cleveland cites party division on the issue and presidential preference bills. Missouri sentiment favors Speaker Clark for president. McLaren praises Clark’s leadership and national prominence.
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Harmon
Ohio
James H. Cassidy
Cleveland
Shoreham
Harmony
Cassidy
Congress
Sharp
Couxnt Wee
Progresshe Democrats
Gov Harmon
Ralph Col
Confrict
Robert McLaren
Lawye
St Louie
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Clark
Alaska's Riches Grow Fast
Keith Kerr, ex-Washington resident now in Alaska, predicts a record territory output totaling about 37.1 million dollars with minerals worth 21 million. Gold should near last year’s 6.9 million while copper and canned salmon rise. He notes government officials and tourists increasing, and reports Alaska’s advances in farming and urban growth, as he reflects on Washington changes since leaving 21 years ago.
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Alaska
Keith Cherr
Washington
Willard
Cera
Seattle
Mr Kerr
Kerr
Pennsylvania
Nere
Connecticut Avenue
Kerr Tsying
Maryland
Walrus at Bront zoo delights keeper and viewers
A 13 month old walrus named Phy Beins resides in captivity with only three other specimens in Europe. He weighs 25 pounds and previously grew to 145 pounds since last September. He adores keeper Snyder and often nudges for scratches, while avoiding the polar bear cage where the bears howl for a meal.
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Istora
Chartes Snyder
Snyder
Flip Snyder
Fape
Filo
Gosta
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