Prohibitory Amendment Vote and Seattle News Highlight
The era notes Pennsylvania voters go to the polls next Tuesday to decide a prohibitory constitutional amendment. Reports discuss silk production shifts from last year and the wide range of international and domestic events, including railroad leadership changes, volcanic Italy, and Washington State developments in Seattle as it moves toward statehood.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Iayti
Samoa
Bayard
Aline
Charles W. Robinson
Douglass County
State Agricultural Department
Minois
Board of Agriculture
Kunst
Emperot. News
The Immensity of Creation and the Vast Cosmos
A sermon-like exploration of space and light describing how light travels, the vast distances to stars, and the divine awe at creation. An angel guides a man through heaven and space to witness the infinite universe, culminating in the realization that there is no end to God’s creation or beginning to the cosmos.
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Wisteles
Mayasiles
Teast
So York
San
Botan
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
Philatelysis
Washington
New Orleans
San Francisco
Devp
Nolvely
United States
Chicago
Omaha
St. Joseph
St Louis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Denver
Detroit
Buffalo
Cincinnati
United Beats
Elliott
Tremeury Department
Welueli
Arado
York
Damin
Kansas Cay
St. Maul
Twover
Waikata
Fis
Kelley
Congress
General Kelley
Fort Smith
Doak
Orme M. Mitenen
Earth
Eis
Lord Ross
God
Hammond
Heaven
Sahara
Toomeet
Stamford
Cent
Mr. Vail
Pauline
Kansas Republican
St. Louis Republic
Missouri Democrat
Lawrence Journal
Ieee
Mevidian
Eure
Otter
Indian Outrage and Kansas Rail Rates Stir Debates
A damning reevaluation of the Minnesota massacre links liquor provisioning to government policy on Indian allotment and calls for swift punishment of suppliers. The piece also discusses the Wichita freight rate case, praising Marsh Murdock for opposing discriminatory rates and urging Kansas money stay in Kansas. The editor defends Kansas identity against Missouri influence and rails against past constitutional criticisms.
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Minnesota
Coldwater Echo
State Board of Railway Contist Siqners
Wichita
Southwest
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Silk lore on Rivoltine eggs and mulberry diet explained
A fragmented historical note discusses silk worm biology focusing on Rivoltine and Livoltine strains, egg seasonality, and the impact of mulberry food on brood success. It posits methods to align egg production with seasonal cycles and suggests further observations to confirm breeding outcomes.
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Kansas
Uea
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Remarks by Bill Nye on a Briton author’s book
The piece reviews a new book by F.T. Neeley, noting its cockney satire of American manners, humor, and vanity. Extracts titled Directions show the author’s self reference and promise of relevance, while a Stamford church scene adds local color and remarks on divine reach and responsibility.
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FT. Neeley
Lem Benison
Benison
Striect
DeLong
Kansas City hearing limits for wholesale points
A Kansas City oriented debate on freight rates and hearings reveals the state’s commissioners intend to grant relief mainly to larger wholesale hubs like Wichita, while smaller towns must fend for themselves. The column mocks politicians and notes local incidents, business failures, and oddities from Atchison to Garden City, with broader jab at state politics and fiscal policy.
Fragmented Note from Wartime Extermination Report
A garbled OCR fragment recounts a wartime incident with a self described exterminator who performs tricks and leaves packages, with unclear location and participants. The text includes odd names like A Tendertont and Aleke Crowted Roam and references to a Burlington trial, papers, and experiments. The overall piece resembles a chaotic diary or communication extract from a wartime press or bureau.
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H. C. Rizer
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United States Geological Survey
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Seattle
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Sons of the Tater
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Pacific Ocean
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Union
Chicago Times
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Paul Revere
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Hey
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HE. Bowen
Silk Lore
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Sunflower Soupoon
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Harper County
Wellington
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Burt
Garden City
Butler County
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Stafford
Mother Hubbard
Board of Education
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Rosedale
West
Munhall
Progres
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L. A. Bartlett
Atchison Globe
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Meade Cotter
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