Rhode Island Boss General Brayton Still Controls State
The aged Rhode Island boss General Charles R. Brayton, though blind for seven years, maintains absolute power over state politics. He founded his influence before the Civil War, keeping governors and legislatures in line, and he resists reform while claiming loyalty to friends and a plain, old fashioned political code.
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Charles R. Brayton
Rhode Island
United States
Brayton
Platt
Quay
Croker
Tie
Tle
Nle
Fareas
Plunkitt
New York
Lincoln
Brown University
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Appening
R. 2
Roger Williams
Congress
Supreme Court of
Tilton Tread
S. C
Providence
Providence County
Rob Roy
Rhode
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Rhode Island Company
Providence Telephone Company
Ihouse
Redium Ircistute Minus Rethem Alitous' rie Tautoa Ravintush
The fragmentary item mentions an institute and a reshaped event involving personnel. Details are unclear due to unreadable OCR, but references to a main actor, a location, and financial or staffing notes appear in a terse garbled form. No decisive outcome or date is recoverable.
Modoc Return to Oregon Described as biblical Exodus
A long regional narrative recounts the Modoc exile from Oregon to Indian Territory and their reluctant return. It notes seventy years of displacement, Captain Jack’s leadership, and the blockage by officials before a potential transfer back to the Klamath country near Oregon.
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Indian Territory
Oregon Mountains
Captain Jack
Israel
Besot
Gond
Sam
Interior Department
Indiana Bureau
Department
Thas Muchsus
Oregon
In- van Territory
Hiapawo Agencey
Rhanath
Aoman
California
Elopg
Mexico
Klamath Reservation
Kientpoes
Jack
Rms
Ayer
Joe Trowile
Adel
Visionary Nessler reshapes cities with boulevards and parks
The text profiles Mr Nessler a landscape architect who transformed Kansas City into a model of urban beauty. It notes his work in Memphis Syracuse Indianapolis St. Louis Pensacola Fort Worth and Kansas City Kansas and Denver, turning dumps into boulevards parks and public gardens. It credits a $9.0 million price tag for Kansas City’s boulevard system and highlights broader influence on American city planning.
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Kansas City
Kessler
Nessler
Memphis
Syracuse
N. Y
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Denver
July Fourth Deaths Fell in 1910 Says Journal Statistics
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports 2923 injuries on July 4 1910 with 181 deaths. Tetanus fatalities reached 67 and firework incidents killed 19 outright while cannon detonations caused several deaths. Twenty six young girls perished from fires set by fireworks. The eight year total shows 87526 injured and 1662 died.
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Journal of the American Medicsociation
Women Cab Drivers in Paris Rated Kind to Horses
The League for the Protection of the Horse in Paris reports women cab drivers treat their horses more kindly than men. The inquiry highlights better care and gentler handling by female drivers, noting higher standards of horse welfare in their cabs.
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Paris
League For the Protection of the Horse
Notice of Delinquency and Property Interest in Chehalis County
In Chehalis County Superior Court N W Bush sues J T Thornton and unknowns over real property with delinquency certificate 289 dated January 22 2010 for 28 63 tied to Local Improvement District 271. Public notice lists potential interest holders and last publication October 48 191.
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Superior Court OF
Chehalis
State of Washington
City of
Adeen
Wishkah Street Herald Printing Offer
The Herald prints all the news and invites reader feedback to improve. Aberdeen Printing Co promotes its services from Wishkah Street with contact details and a promoting slogan about quality and value.
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the Herald
The
Herald
Wishkah Sct
Aberdeen Printing Co
Wishkah St
Divorce Suits in Chehalis County Washington
In the Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County Maggie M. Smith as plaintiff seeks to dissolve the bonds of matrimony from El More h Smith. The action demands a decree of absolute divorce and general relief. Wilson Buttner, attorney for the plaintiff, Aberdeen, Washington, notes last publication October 13, 1910.
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State of Washington
Chehalis County
Maggie M. Smith
Elmore Hh. Smith
Ixmore I. Smith
Wilson Buttner
Plaintiff
Aberdeen
Public summons notice for Chehalis County case
Summons for publication in Washington state against A J West Pilaind Ves born J Bewis dependent. Defendant must appear within sixty days after first publication and defend the claim through attorneys for the plaintiff at Aberdedh office. Publication date referenced as September.
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Superior Court
State OF Washington
Chehalis County
A. J. West
J. Bewis
J. G. Ei
Judemeny
Leon
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Aberde
Oswald Bell
Baseball Guards
South Street
L. L. Maley
F. Fredrickson
Summit
Aberdeen Carriage Company
Petem Gsn
General Blacksmiths Horseshoeing
East Wishkah
A. D
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Lifertan
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