Rails and travel deals via Minneapolis and related lines
Advertisement notices offer one way and return rail passes to Los Angeles and San Francisco during spring, with special low fare schemes for Shriners and church conventions. Also promotes land and business opportunities in the new empire and a Burlington-like promotion from A B Curtis, G P & T A, Minneapolis, Minn. Includes a warning about gas accident near Minneapolis and a label reminder for subscription payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Shriners’ Convention
Conference of German Baptists
Iowa Central Railroad
Sos Angeles
San Francisco
Qal
Daly
Ageova
Ad. Dreee
A. B. Outus
Minneapolis
Mino
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Todian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Minneapolis & St. Louie
Tlinois Central
Politia
California
North West
Shrisere
Los Angeles
German Baptist Brethren
Kaptiat Young Peoples Union
Spokane
Christian Endeavorers
Seattle
Good Templars
Portland
Tacoma
Many Pointe
Northwest
Sourth
Southweep
Unclear biographical note on early journalism figure
Fragmentary OCR text describes Rap Ktewhard Baker a apelin Bedtologist figure nicknamed muck Piket. It mentions time before magazine work as a reporter at Chichgs and a 1604 event involving a fox and a coal bore, with garbled wording hindering clear facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rap Ktewhard Baker
Fine Hind
Croker Ex-Tammany Chief to Vote for Bryan in 1906
Richard Croker, former Tammany leader, says he plans to come to America in 1906 to vote for William J Bryan for president. He met Bryan during Bryan's visit to Ireland and disclaims any intention to return to political activity in the United States. It is five years since his last political engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croker
Glencairn
Richard Croker
Tammany
America
William 3. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Ireland
Richard Olney a Massachusetts leader chosen for international policy panel
Richard Olney of Massachusetts has been elected chairman of the international policy boarders committee. He previously served as attorney general during the second Cleveland administration. He was a leading New England corporation lawyer, little known to the public before his appointment, from an old family and noted for breeding and polish. He works hard and finds pleasure in recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
International Policy Horders
Gecretal
Cleveland
Bing
New England
Omng
Cullom to Seek Senate Reelection Under Direct Primary
The report states Shethy M. Cullom and Bheiby M. Cullom are Republicans backing a direct primary law to name Cullom to succeed himself in the United States Senate, highlighting veteran legislators and Illinois party actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shethy M. Cullom
Bheiby M. Cullom
United States Senate
Ilinois
Jene
Veterans of the Senate
How to Make a Fire Balloon
A readable guide explains crafting a fire balloon from tissue paper and wire. It describes cutting the paper into gores, joining strips, forming a balloon shape, and arranging a ring and cross wires to hold the mouth. It warns to keep the opening wide enough and use a cotton wick soaked in alcohol to heat the air inside so the balloon ascends.
Great Dipper and sky lore share guiding stars and seasons
A compact survey of the Great Dipper Uran Major and its pointers to the North Star, explaining apparent motion from Earth rotation, plus brief notes on iridescence in shells, opals, Newfoundland fogs, and a short fable about two travelers reflecting on wit and hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Foxe
Newfoundland
The Star Chamber and its Despotism
The piece traces the rise of Henry VIII's Star Chamber, a court wielding unchecked power without juries, used to punish perceived dissent. It highlights abuses under James I and Charles I, including fines, pillory, and imprisonment, and cites bishops and Puritans like Laud and Prynne as targets. It notes abolition in 1641 and public backlash against the court’s tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richard
Bosworth
Henry ViI
Henry
Orst
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
Charles 1
Star Chamber
Beata
James I
Charles I
Williams
James
Laud
Atar
Cbaldiston
Chaldiston
Prynne
Tincoln’s Inn
Histria
Bia
Fila
Nero
Flavius
Thia
Westminster
Cheapside
Reseen
Charley
London
Legreta
The Delusion of Money and Life’s Good Times
Selections discuss how chasing wealth wrecks contentment and leads to endless toil. A counter view urges living day by day and not sacrificing joy for money. The piece contrasts hard work with the pursuit of leisure as a wiser balance in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
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Humphreys Bee Mazel
Humphreys
Rai Soree
Kennedy
Bewitt & Co
Ona
Befy
Ebewitt
Chicago
U. B.A
Fornia
South Dakota
Louis R. R
New Empire
Stockman
Paradine
Slate
A.B. Curis
G. P
T. A
Mion
Rev
H. O. Pritchard
Shelbyville
Mil Ward -In
C. W. Menelliy
Vera
K&s
Oort
Arta
Vant
Aigyulah
Rocky Mountain
B. N. Sonora
Ras Ane
Hollister
Ieee
Tate
Murdy
Becky
Schultz
Orn
Pennsylvania
Me. Baker
Lansing
Mich
University of Michigan
Jewsle
United States
Glencairn Castle
Congress
Senate
Devid Davia
the Great Dipper
Aes
Tae Mae
THE
Jo. Lausch Eh
Math
Lusch, Martin & Eggert
Fekley
Thansacten
A, Young, CasHien
Katy
Asa’r
Canniza
Rath’s Exchange Bank
Bished
Ben
Bakker
Bell Phone
Pruddan's
Frudden Lumber Company
H. J. Phelps
Bank
Dupuque
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