Weather Bulletin and Crop Outlook Across the State
General average of cereals and fruit much above. abundant rains in every section with little crop damage. Light frost, then warmer, generally clear skies. winds shift southerly. May weather: fair to warm in eastern portions, cooler in western. rain likely in central regions. Observers report barometer changes and humidity around 7 percent.
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Wichta
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Arkansas
Misouri
Kenears
Kansas secretary reports generally good crop conditions
May 5 report from the Kansas secretary of the state board of agriculture notes crops rye oats grass and fruit showing unusually good conditions across the state despite some localized drought and spring rains. The overall average condition is strong with signs of an abundant harvest this year though winter wheat in the northwest remains damaged in spots and apportions of land have been plowed for next year.
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State Board of Agriculture Tonight
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Kents
Vear
Coenguiret Weil
Gideres
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Parnell Commission Hearings Refer To Witness Responses
In Loypox on May 4, Mr Parnell denied knowledge of "number one" or ties to "the martyr's fund" for PueraLx park residents. The transcript notes surprise in court as questions probed alleged covert societies and possible motives during debate in Commons.
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Dave Reelert
Sit
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Banes of Commons
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Parvell
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Trevor
Kinner
Kan
Teague
Hannen
Parliamentary hearing and major Lydecker court martial
The transcript shows Mr Parnell questioned about misleading statements and missing records in a parliamentary inquiry. Major G J Lydecker is sentenced by a general court martial for neglect of duty tied to aqueduct tunnel work, forfeiting pay for months and being reprimanded. The president approves the proceedings and the ruling cites impact on the government and hampers in supervision.
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Aqueduct
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Garri J. Ladécker
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Martin
Brivaattn Harkisox
Whitelaw honored at Delmonico's farewell dinner
Representatives from Tribune departments gathered at Delmonico's in New York on May 4 for a farewell to Whitelaw as he departs for France. Nearly fifty gentlemen attended. Colonel Grosvenor opened with congratulations and regret, while Reid expressed loyalty and thanks to colleagues for their support and service. The event featured informal remarks from several invited guests and a tone of sincere respect.
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Henry Hall
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Ed H. Floyd
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Dallas
Tex
Doss Britton
Britton
Doss
Termination of and noted murder Ga
A fragmented report recounts the trial of Hettaling linked to a murder on a railway track. It covers arrests, indictments, multiple trials, and eventual sentences including a reversal and a later penitentiary term.
Fort Stioten Dak Military Reservation Mentioned
A garbled OCR passage hints at Fort Stioten in North Dakota and a military reservation context under a named authority. The exact actions and entities are unclear due to text corruption. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise summary.
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Couch Elected Oklahoma City Mayor After Citywide Vote
The first regular city election in Oklahoma City chose a full city government. Capitan W. L. Couch, previously temporary mayor, becomes permanent mayor. Other candidates Ben Miller and Rev James Murray conceded defeat and pledged support for Couch to foster harmony and city progress. In Dallas, Doss Britton killed himself after hosting a late-night gathering amid family troubles.
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L T
Yester
Oklahoma City
Capitan
W. L. Couch
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James Murray
Hte
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Hheir
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St Paul Street Railway Victory Over Strikers
St Paul Street Railway company ends labor dispute as strikers may return to work under reduced wages and the iron clad agreement. Old laborists not required to sever ties. company reserves final say on which workers are readmitted during this settlement.
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St. Paul Street Railway Company
Valentine Factory Secrets Revealed in Brooklyn Tour
A Brooklyn Magazine visit exposes a valentine factory where 150000 steel and zinc plates drive a multi floor process. Most workers are women. artisans hand finish sentimental cards, with up to a dozen impressions per design and elaborate hand painted touches.
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A Winter Diary of Labor and Tribulation in Atlanta
A first-person narrative from a Georgia writer recalls a snowy weekend and the struggle to endure rough weather. The author details shoveling paths, pantry shortages, cold safety, and domestic resilience while reflecting on the fatigue and satisfaction of doing tasks without help. He notes neighbors, family, and local scenes, closing with reflections on hardship and community.
A Sailor King and the Maine Saga of Richard WW
A garbled Maine obituary notes a sailor king figure of mixed lineage and a colorful career. It mentions Bath and Coreg anchors, a late Richard WW, and scattered clues to a royal title, a deck crew, and decades of romantic exploits amid unclear details.
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Maine
Jackeem
Salrr Bey
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Millinery and wage news loom in New York area shops
The fragment outlines millinery stock and sales offers with beaded wraps and corsets as well as a broader note on wage changes affecting various trades. It mentions prices on items like French organdies and sacramental patterns, and references shifts in labor, including reductions and hours across multiple industries in the New York region.
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