MYSTERIOUS ESPIONAGE IN LIVERPOOL AND CONNECTICUT CASES
Detectives pursued a woman off the Vancouver in Liverpool suspected of Canadian murder. Reports name Nancy Guilford of Bridgeport as the suspect, with extradition efforts underway. In Bridgeport, Harry Oxley faces manslaughter charges in the Yellow Mill Pond tragedy. arraignment set with $3,000 bond.
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London
Lamoine
New York
Nancy Guilford
Bridgeport
Conn
Emma Gill
Southington
Yellow Mill Pond
Stamford
Fessenden
Guilford
Gov. Cooke
State Department
Washington
United States
Harry Oxley
Albert H. Oxley
Bartley
Roosevelt Nominated for New York Governor on First Ballot
The Saratoga convention nominates Theodore Roosevelt by first ballot with 753 votes to 216 for Black, making the nomination unanimous. Timothy L. Woodruff is renominated as lieutenant governor, with McDonough, Morgan, Jackel, Davis, and Bond also named for state posts. A advisory state committee is appointed and the old party emblem readopted.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Black
Col. Roosevelt
Timothy L. Woodruff
John T. McDonsough
Wm. J. Morgan
John B. Jackel
John C. Davis
Edward A. Bond
Davis
Thos. C. Platt
Chauncey M. Depew
Frank Hiscock
Edward Lauterbach
Frank 8. Witherbee
Racing Pacing Stars Gentry Patchen Set for St Louis Mile
In St Louis on October 5 the famed pacers John R. Gentry and Joe Patchen meet in a best two of three heats mile race on the fair tracks. The match, praised by harness enthusiasts, aims to draw crowds and boost fair interest. President Robert Avil backs the event as a marquee attraction.
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St. Louis
John R. Gentry
Joe Patchen
St. Louis Fair Association
Robert Avil
America
Swine House Comfort Proves Costly for Farmers
A discussion argues that a suitable swine house, though not expensive or crafted from premium lumber, saves farmers money by reducing losses and improving welfare. Many farmers still rely on makeshift fence corners or straw to shelter hogs, underestimating the value of proper housing.
Root feeding experiment at Oregon station dairy cows
In a winter study at the Oregon station dairy cows were fed sugar beet, carrot, and mangel rations. Butter quality showed little difference among rations, with carrot and sugar beet similar and mangels slightly harsher. Cost per pound: sugar beet 13.4 cents, carrot 18.2, mangel 18.5. American Agricultural
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Oregon Station
The Cuban War Souvenir Plaque A Fortunate Belt Hook
A Washington Star excerpt recounts a young war veteran offering a piece of armor plate as a lasting memento. A collector seeks a rugged, indestructible keepsake tied to the man’s daily life and wartime service to hang in the parlor as a century enduring reminder of liberty and hardship.
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Npg
Cuba
Uncle ‘Sam
Moy Heart
Washington Star
Lawyer Tries to Probe Witness With Personal Ties
A cross-examining lawyer asserts the witness visited the prisoner's house every evening and asks about business ties. The witness admits mutual interest and reveals that he was courting the prisoner's daughter, per St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Soldier's Escape Told in Mt Sterling Story
Asa Robinson, a Union veteran from Mt. Sterling Illinois, describes a long battle with sciatica and rheumatism after discharge. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with his recovery, noting three boxes restored his health and ended his rheumatic pain.
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Appomattox
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Asa Robinson
Mt. Sterling
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