United Estates Gold Mines charter request in Lumpkin County
Howard B. Wood and Petros Pp. Tatants seek corporate status for United Estates Gold Mines in Lumpkin County Georgia for twenty years with renewal. They ask powers to own mine rights, finance, build roads and utilities, and operate mining ventures including extraction, processing, and sale of ores, with branch offices allowed. The capital is one million dollars with 10 percent paid up, and headquarters in Dahlonega.
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State OF Georgia
Lumpkin
Said County
Howard B. Wood
Petros
Tatants
United Estates Gold Mines Corporation
United States of America
United States
Dahlonega
Breda town history and royal military academy site
Breda in the Netherlands sits in a marshy area and houses a castle rebuilt under William II of England. The city is known for the 1508 nobility association under the Compromise of Breda and the 1607 peace treaty between England and Holland. It played a key role in the Dutch struggle for independence.
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Breda
Netherlands
William II
England
Mehathe
Holland
Presidential Privilege Shields President From Testimony
The article argues the President cannot be forced to testify or arrested while in office. It notes no legal process can arrest a sitting president, but impeachment remains possible. If removed, the president would then be subject to laws and courts like any other citizen.
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United States
Revision plan for King James Bible committee report
Dr Miles Smith notes from the Bible revision committee describe each man translating or revising a chapter independently then meeting to compare and agree on the final text. They propose each book finished by one company be reviewed by others for serious and judicious consideration.
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Miles Smith
Committee On Revision of the
Planets in Our Solar System and Their Orbits
The text lists eight named planets Venus earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune orbiting the sun. Mercury and Venus share orbits closer to the sun than the earth, while many smaller unseen planets exist beyond the naked eye. The Moon is described as a satellite, not a planet.
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Earth
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
Mercury
Wiese
Self-Taught Laborer Wins Science Prize
Pris Greger of the French Academy of Sciences awards the prize to M. Gac elard a tele phone services worker and author of books on science and philosophy. Despite no formal schooling he studied in his spare moments while facing war and danger in the trenches.
Antislavery Movement Roots in Early U S History
The text notes the No ton Antishivery association formed in 1888 and cites William Lloyd Garrison founding The Liberator in 1831, a weekly devoted to antislavery sentiment until 1860. It mentions prewar supporters Wendell Phillips Charles Sumner Gerritt Smith and Lucretia Mott.
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United States
Noton Antishivery Association
Wiliam Lloyd Garrison
The
Ciberator
Garrison
Wendell Phillips
Charles Sumner
Gerritt Smith
Lucretia Mott
Giraffe a Tight Fit at Warvard University
The Warvard University staff halted work for four hours as professors and staff tried to fit a 13 foot tall stuffed giraffe through a 6 foot by 4 foot door. After many efforts the mounted animal was pushed upright and maneuvered inside with the help of 15 bearers.
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Warvard University
Ming Engers
Turiner Jiao Jenks Jokes Neighbors About Work
A Farm and Fireside remark features Jiao Jenks boasting as the busiest Turiner in twelve counties and provoking Nat Nolan with mock tears when told to seek employment. The quirky line captures rural humor and local character.
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Jiao Jenks
Nat Nolan
Belmont Delivers Harsh Rebuke To Persistent Reporters
Reporters besieged August Belmont at a New York hotel seeking a quote about a large business deal. After hours with no results, a reporter persisted at the Belmont party entrance and earned a blunt response. Belmont criticized newspapers for relentless persistence and questioned their motives, remarking on their tenacity.
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Garsner Tl
Irs
Thrift Magazine
Bulgarian Gypsies Deemed Executioners in State Policy
A Kansas City Star report notes that Bulgarian prison officials recruit wandering Roma as executioners, with a grim practice dating from earlier Communist era. The piece describes the social peril and ritual of coercion on highways as authorities assign this brutal duty.
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Treigon
Kansas City Star
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