Governor Magooa Reports Calm War Situation and Labor Tensions
A letter from Governor Magooa dated February 2 notes the current calm provisional government outlook and confidence in no need for escalation. It cites possible labor strikes among workers in the island rail line and mentions artillery presence, while a separate dispatch from a military officer in Ituha reports quiet conditions, diverse signals about election outcomes, and a view of Anglo-Saxon understanding as limited amid locals described as childlike ghost storytellers.
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Cbs
Magony
Che Feld
Aise Ming
War Department
Mil
Ituha
Federal Court Cases Tried and Adjudged
Federal court actions concluded this morning with arraignments and decrees. A grand jury returned an indictment against Crow Indians for stealing pheasant on the Crow Reservation belonging to Charles M. Bair. Indictments included Bied-in-the-Cour, folded on DA Raset’s motion. Bwal-Tow Bied received three months in Lewis and Clark county jail. Red Star party pleaded and was sentenced to jail and fined $19. Hines Cioad to pay a fine. Hea Ch i pleaded guilty and awaiting further action Saturday. John Moore charged with sailing while intoxicated to Indians pleaded not guilty. F D Cooper indicted for illegal fenelage of palit slomain, pleaded not guilty and released.
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Helena
Ver
Charles M. Bair
Aml
Hines Cioad
John Moore
F. D. Cooper
Indictments, pleas, and foreclosures in county cases
A mixed record of legal actions includes a county jail sentence for a co-defendant after a guilty plea, a village case charging Erni Bircher with framing a crime, and a public action against Charles Gassert and others in Dark County. Foreclosure issues slowed by court delays, and a loan dispute involving Western Loan and Savings were noted.
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Coarer
Ft Wours Iewie
Bay
Villeteut
Wade Publi
Erni Bircher
Tre Brent
Thilings
United States
Tae
Ridge Lant
Hindgerer
Tuige Thani
Loos Stee
New Yoxte
Intercollegiate Football Rules Debate and Amendments
The 1907 Intercollegiate Athletic Association convention debated football rule changes. Committees proposed bylaw adjustments and a replacement of Mr. Curtiss by Peet while plans to raise amateur sports standards were discussed. Officers and delegates from Yale Princeton Harvard Pennsylvania Cornell and other universities attended in New York.
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New York
Jato
Cael
Paleror
West Point
Deaver
Janis Gevier
Conradites
de. C. W. Heherington
University of Missoul
Agency for jilting girls prompts Paris license chase
An article reports on a Paris agency aiding jilted women and the push to issue driving licenses to women seeking new suitors. It notes cases like Mime and Antoinete Durand, with officials considering permits for women who turn to the streets, amid debate on compensation and social impact.
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Paris
Maida Eat
Akeney
Arihey
Mei Ashe
Gora
Mile
Dehey
Varis
Jer
Mime
Antoinete Durand
Sibling Search Across Seas Reaches American Reunion
A man seeks his sister Charlotte missing for over twenty years since leaving Staffordshire England. Since moving to America after 1886, his parents died, and contact with his sister was lost. A brother in Leneland recently learned she wishes to join him in America, prompting a reunion plan and forthcoming meeting.
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Waslington Avenue
Bellevheny
Charlotte
Cyro
Staffordshire
England
Russell
Almertca
Taynye
Hig Albler
Mase
Hier
Anil
Itil
Leneland
Slater
America
Helen i Brida
Defender of Sermon on French Troubles Sparks Debate
A speech by Archbishop Manton defends his sermon condemning Le Matin’s view on church associations under the new government in France. He rejects state church links, argues pastors must oppose associations, and denounces passive complicity in church reforms.
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le Madin
Paris
le Matt
France
Cat in Elevator Rouses Hotel Guests
Hotel guests are startled by a violent disturbance in a stairwell and elevator area as a woman screams. An elevator operator reports difficulty reaching the distressed person amid the chaos while bystanders seek aid.
Elevator Horror Ends In Fatal Factory Incident
Fragmentary account describes a deadly accident at a factory where a large elevator machinery wheel and fasteners caused injuries. Witnesses mention a struggle and a fatal collision with the elevator shaft as a woman and others were near the apparatus. Authorities investigate the scene and determine the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
Stage Gossip and Vaudeville Rumors From The Era
A dense scribble of theater chatter notes shifts in stage fame and touring plans. Mentions include Camille DiArvine in London Town, The Tourists Wave on tour, and Henry Miller as Stephen Ghent in The Great City.
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Lew Wielg
Sree
New York
Suicress
Henry Miller
Stephen Ghent
Ciyldt
Princ Thealer
Hig
Erik
Guy
Len
Anwell
Robert Ware
Sulphur remedies touted as modern health aids
An advertisement extols concentrated sulphur preparations, especially Stuart's Calcium Wafers, as effective cures for kidney and blood disorders, constipation, skin conditions, and general vitality. It claims calcium sulphide derived products outperform old remedies and urges readers to request a free sample package from B A Stuart Co.
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Stuart
J. M. Wilkin
Das
B.A. Stuart Co
Stuart Vd
Moarahatl
Mich
Pat's Corner Westmins ter Abbey Guest Stars in Show Biz Tales
A fragmented reminiscence describes Vera Michelena as a perma donna of The Lourists and daughter of Signor Fernando Michelena. It recalls James Powers and a touring show with odd acts like the Living Skeleton and Albino Girl, along with Sothern and Marlowe at the Shubert theater and a sharp quip by Nelson about Wilson.
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Westminster Abbey
Vera Micchelena
Signor
Fernando Michelena
Emma Arbot Onern
Nationa Wile Yxlers
New York
Peladon
Mir
Powers
Phix
James V Powers
Kagstas Jeimes
Kenr- Ney
Sothern
Mainowe
Shwhert
Cincinnad
Feueis Wilson
Wilson
Praise for Salvidere and Madden's praise from Patterson
The report centers on Salvidere praised as Hamburg’s equal in form and potential. Patterson notes Madden’s confidence in Salvidere, recounting past races and Patterson’s close observation of the horse under Madden’s guidance.
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Yeu Dev
Alviderr
Hamburg
Charney Patterson
Nus Read
Pate Teraay
Minklens
Agsisiamt
Rentidenthil Agene
Ornanviita
Ogden
Marden
Kinaburg
Serson
Patterson
Medaen All Daat Aumimiers
Salvidere
Conya
Madden
Balvidere
Salgilere
Notable horse racing prospects discussed in fragmented notes
The fragment reviews a trainer or owner named Salvidere and a horse named ought King. It notes goals for development into a top lawyer figure and comparisons to Hamburg, with remarks on retirement, weight gains, and a potential win in next season across multiple races from sprint to long distance journeys.
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Ought King
Ike Hamburg
Salvidere
Wedding Ring Delay Postpones Jersey Marriage
Jersey City December 2 The absence of a wedding ring and the usual fee caused a postponement of a marriage for a day. Hugh Matthew Ware and Emily Behenberg planned to wed but the groom forgot the ring and money for the justice’s perquisite. They returned the next day with a ring and $5 to proceed with Justice Charles Sweeney.
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Jersey Clix
N. J
Hugh Matthew Ware
Bergen Avenue
Emily Behenberg
Weal Wom Street
New York
Emily
Hugh
Tlugh
Charles Sweeney
Alroustt Court Room
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