Indian Bride and Chief’s Wedding In Washington
Tepahochor, a Native American chief, wed Miss Alma Harrower after a courtship conducted chiefly through interpreters. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s Washington home with Rev. Bartlett officiating and marked by a brief linguistic exchange due to language barriers. The couple plans to live in the Triodin Territory, embracing a future together despite cultural differences.
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Tive Vahl Datry
Delega Finn
Washington
Byyalicoher
Sadian
Awhole
Teat
Staton
Eldianiike
Interior Department
Elaine
Tit Choeoty
Tepuhoeher
Binon
Ohio Avenue
Nowashtub
Tranont House
Ispahechor
Tepahochor
Cane
Hin
de. Bartlett
New Yorkeavenue Church
Ixpahouhyer
B. Callahan
Post
League
Milk Alma Harrower
Contributions from Clerks and Civil Service Critique
A National Republican committee subcommittee plans to solicit voluntary contributions from government officials and employees, arguing no compulsory payments and framing it as party support. An accompanying notice announces a Summer term at Sumner School of Mellysmphy in Concord with Emerson discussions and remarks by prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weasamaron
National Republican Committee
A. M. Clap
BK. A. Adams
Lionsdermilk
Greener
Green
Tium
Civil Service
New York Avenue
Tromsky Department
National
Philosophy
Sumner School
Concord
Arecors
Hie
W. T. Harrin
Empry
Alcott
Emmerson
Arnold
Morley
Emoroa
Emory
Havela
Charge W. Cook
F. B. Sanborn
M. Ward
Mira Elizabeth Peabody
Fontas
Julian Thaethiorne
Red Snow Theory Challenged by Denver Reporter Tale
A Denver Daily Reporter describe a Gunnison County snow event with red iron oxide dust on fresh snow. Professor van Dient questions the iron theory, suggesting a plant pollen origin carried by winds rather than mineral iron.
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Denver
Gunnison County
Ted Ae
Profesor van Dient
Tina Bann
Arctic
Sean Aliuitar
Poory on Fairbylie World and Apprenticeship Tale
Wn Sindlorset of Poowry pens a brief review of personal experience during apprenticeship. The narrator reflects on origin near Tweed and a life limited by missteps, solitude, and questioning why fate should be so harsh.
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Oman
Fife
Tweed
Chegan
Ditaus
Woman journalist turned magazine editor urges women to seize work
A veteran female journalist now editing in the city urges women to earn rights through effort. She recounts starting in journalism in New York and Cleveland, stressing grit over waiting for opportunities. The speaker recalls early pay, learning on the job, and choosing to fight rather than quit.
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West
Succes
Warren
Fe Wax
New York
Cleveland Leader
Toni KO
Mint Journal
Nyo
Awakening to Beauty and the Sky’s Sudden Comets
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a sudden awakening to beauty, nature, and poetry, then shifts to a sweeping account of celestial comets. It notes the 1881-82 and 1815-58 comet histories, culminating in a mysterious 1858-like visitor that vanished from telescopes across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norihorl
Ana Observatory
Obervers
Atara
A Sorry Good Story of a Ludge
At a Mistourd Press Association gathering in Springfeld I heard a humorous tale from Frank P. Blair Jr. about a government excursion to Fortress Monroe and Chesapeake Bay. During a rough sea crossing Judge Hall of North Carolina became seasick as Chief Justice Waite gently offered comfort and asked for a moment to help.
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Mistourd Press Association
Springfeld
Frank P. Blair, Jr
Fortress Monroe
Cheesapeake Bay
Tudge Hall
Anil Baying
Ninahoulder
Janet
Rudy
Thanet
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Atreck Htefintin
Fie
Thomgtt
Ide
Burns
Byron
Graham
Rabbathani Pollevk
Mindy
Romneriune
Elieh
Simper
Chillow
Einidoe
Porant
Singapore
Batruordinarys Comet
J.B. Hash & Son
Johnson City, Tein, Dealbra TN
PR. Gehan
Old Dominion
Oliver
F. Hammar & GO
NOY Chemical
Kite & OD
GENE
Merchants
Milax College
Tenn
Menara
N. G. Hyder
Fashionable
Bosh
Shoeal Gallon Mele
Johnson City, Tern
WD Trower
SK Newo
TJ Alweet
Brewer & CO
BIG Cage
Dente Nott
Fk Nite Velre Ae
AOSH
Esters
Mia
Myinienese
Upnegin Dees
Rmithe
Kridavitin
Veen
Kanevithy
Tote
Jolingon City
Ato
W. 1. Johnston
Arcont
Jolie City
Than
Oates
Hovus
Broad Street
Knoxville
Nite
Manila
Mt. Machine
Angie
Axoxvinam
Hols
Ete Ee
Oe Harris
Sphamatorretza
Oteney
Fartesnd
Sie Ta CIA
Stanie
Enawe
Emenened
Tat
Paskage
Menon
Harris Riles CO
Chemla
Donald
Osborn
Son
Pla
Ichnson City
Raat
Basta
Sun
Shane Bbi
Bitetigtie
Balivens
Spain
Digit Sswone Manets
Wood
Singer
Howe
Wilson
Viegor
Plangel
Burelira
Joseph Grigsby
Wor
Macneale & Wrean
Sare
Morristown
City Hotel
Johnson City
Tennessee
W. A. Dordig
Pepi
Dapot
Hywel
Hick’s Building
Cor, Main & Fifth Sts
Bristol
Ge Department
Inigo
A. Picken
Will
Harr
Tewa
Ann Addronn
Comartic
Richmond
J. W. Grumley
Emerald & Southern Girl
J. W. Crumley
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