Attica sugar works starts. cane yields high
Attica Kan August 10 1 pm the Attica sugar works began operations with the first run proving a complete success. A few hundred pounds of cane were processed and the field shows fourteen and a half tons per acre. Early cane should yield syrup and sugar within ten days as the season starts. The town hails the new mill as the state's finest and first in operation for IS.
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Eazie
Attica
Kan
Attics
Norman Oklahoma Prominent Grain Hub Near Santa Fe Line
A visitor praises Norman as a growing prosperous town of about 1400, on the south bank of the Canadian river near the Santa Fe track. He notes its grain potential, nearby crops across the river, and plans for a bank and commercial growth led by local officials including Mayor Wagguer and Clerk Grissby.
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Pial
Doade
Noumas
Clase
Gomt
Ani Caret Rananer
Bnnding
Wichita
Wiching
Santry Fe
Ollahomatown
Obickasar
Norman
Grissby
Namber
Erenton
Lis
Norvent
Tenn
Normac
Crue
Peer less Princess of the Prairie grows in Reso Crry Okla
Special correspondence notes rapid growth in Reso Crry Oklahoma as 635 buildings stand though 90 days old. Plans call for over 200 more by September 10. Visitors Hi A Parker and Thompson of the Rock Island road discuss whether Fifth or Seventh street will host the railroad, with delays until November for round houses and Christmastime completion.
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Kagte
Reso Crry
Princess of the Prairie
Tapon
Hi. A. Parker
Yeodew
Thompson
Rock Island Road
Fifth Street
Venth Street
John D. Miles
L. V. Admire
Kibgusher
Henley
Hadley
Lawrence
Kab
DuBois
St. Louis
Chicago
Chaneilman Morris
Caldwell
H. Keeler
Wellington
Keeler & Cowen
Fral
Bite
Mieces
Tooo City
Keeler
Pat O'Connor
Kingfisher
Reno
Hagie
Kiowa
Herald
Wichita
Encine
August crop conditions show modest gains and regional variation
The August crop report from the Department of Agriculture notes corn at 4.8, spring wheat 112, oats 043, and tobacco 4 with notable improvement over the past month though still below last year. Conditions are generally higher than nine years ago, aided by rain, but Atlantic coast regions see rainfall excesses lowering yields in some areas. Wheat, rye, and potatoes show mixed changes as drought pressure eases in some areas and worsens in others. Meanwhile Major Warner comments on encampment logistics and railroad rates, and a separate lightning strike near town kills a mother, daughter, and man in an accident.
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Pec
Reno
Oklahoma City
Tam
Marker
Rock Island Railroad Company
Austin
Tex
Rocky Island Road
Kingfisher
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Hentree
Rodaers
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Lim
Porman
Sill
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Washington
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Mehgan
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Washington Territory
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Onge
Atlantic
Ioaisna
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Marsland
Kentucky
Ohi
Tatiana
Wisconsa
Warner
Cairn
Mateo
Maniers
Berty
Powers Halt Serro Bulgarian War Plans and Cretan Rising
The article reports on coordinated action by England, Germany, Austria, and Italy ending Servio-Bulgarian war preparations and suppressing the Cretan uprising. It notes Emperor William’s praise of England, upcoming royal visits, and broad European diplomacy aligning against eastern unrest. It also mentions a Honolulu insurrection and a rail collision near Forest Lawn with casualties.
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Benty
England
Germany
Austria
Italy
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Arsion
Journal de St. Petersburg
Servien
Prince Hismarek
William
Princ Hearty
Wilhelmhaven
Miporot
Ombartee
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Teximpress
Guta Bar
Francie Seseph
Dyem
Bertin
Peachdats
Green Inganion
Calva
Insurrection Quelled in Honolulu Palace Ground Incident
Disjointed report describes a July insurrection in Mupeuwit with Hawaiians Robert WW Wilson and Haters Boyd allegedly planned to enter the palace. Details recount a mob marching from Palins to Honolau, crossing into palace grounds, clashes with guards, and a telegraph link to royal alarm. Guards, natives, and Ukiga forces engaged as authorities evacuated officials and ships queued for departure.
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Mupeuwit
Robert WW
Wilson
Boyd
Guverneuent
Expan
Palins
Honolau
Ali
Koel
Tuewlay
Vavet Mauke
Aborkad
Adama
Armerpaim
Staten Sane
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