Feudist Judge Jim Hargis Relents to Photographers
The Breathitt County ruler Jim Hargis, famed Kentucky feudist, previously banned photos but allowed a Courier-Journal photographer to snap a turn during his Callahan murder trial. After initial resistance and a near camera clash, Hargis posed for several portraits and became comfortable with photographers.
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Jim Hargis
Kentucky
Breathitt County
Floya Ayrd
Elariis
Linner
Harper's Weekly
Breathitt King
Jackson
Callahan
Jim Nargis
Louisville Courier-Journal
Robert [Aope
Hargis
Courier-Journal
Wargis
Emmanuel Movement gains strength and scope in Brooklyn sermon
Dr. Robert MacDonald of Washington Avenue Baptist Church in Brooklyn outlines the Emmanuel movement as a flexible, science friendly approach to nervous disorders. He cites eclectic use of psychology medicine neurol sages and faith care, aiming for a scientifically Christian system. He notes the movement unites diverse methods while avoiding contradictions and plans further sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert MacDonald
Washington Avenue Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Boston
MacDonald
Tolstoi
Airships in Future War Spotlighted in Century Article
Henry B. Hersey argues in Century’s March issue that airships are an established success and will shape future warfare. He notes France leading with aerial cruisers and dynamite delivery, while Germany advances under Count Zeppelin’s patronage with highly developed airships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Hersey
Germany
Count Zeppelin
Lover's Rhyme to Postman Delivering a Letter
A historical note records a letter delivered by a postman addressed in a masculine hand to a young woman in the upper section. The fragment references a romantic rhyme or message associated with postal service.
Notice to Francis Bell and unknown heirs of land dispute
The plaintiff seeks a decree establishing title to the northeast quarter of section 25 in township 71, range 21 Lucas County Iowa. He alleges loss of the deed from the defendants and claims ten years adverse possession under color of title. If you fail to appear by August 2, 1908, default will be entered.
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District Court of
Iowa
Lucas County
David Hampton
Francis Bell
State of
Chariton
Towa
de Gee
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Lucile
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Negro
Rosine
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Tannahill, JR
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Sovereign
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Darling
Bet
Queen Nensez-Vous
D’artagnan
Black Cloud
10Wa
Jim
Togo
P.S. of A
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Theudis
Resigue
Brilliant NT
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Victor
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Richard Coeur de Lion
Clover Hill Farm
Harmony Horse Co
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Chandler Bros
THE
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Perkins
Fairbanks-Morse
Eureka Foundry
Colorado
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Pacific Coast
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Pacific Ocean
Puget Sound
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Vancouver
Los Angeles
ASOA
E. O. Wilson
Chariton, Iowa
Physicians and Surgeons
D. Q. Storie, JR
Rush Medical College
L. Yocom
M. D
First National Bank
Qhariton
Med. Barnes, M.D
Hollinger & Larimer
Square
Mary M. Patterson
Russell
M. E Church
Joan A. Bown
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Side Square
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Law
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