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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1899
Page
4
An article outlines the human body as a complex machine with vast internal stores of elements like oxygen hydrogen and carbon. It cites estimates of blood and tissue mass and describes muscles nerves and organs powering life with striking comparisons to everyday objects and tasks.
York Tribune recounts Dr Edward Everett Hale receiving his first report from the Titan Latin school showing he was ninth in a 15 pupil class. His mother consoles him saying others may be brighter, but the report notes he behaves well, which she values.
In Henniker New Hampshire a tale tells of the pirate who spared a baby girl named Mary aboard a Boston bound vessel captured near Londonderry. The baby’s eventual marriage and Mary Wallace’s descendants connect to Londonderry and the grand house built by Robert Wallace, with a memorial stone in Center burying ground.
The Caledonian Register reports Lithanian women forming the Imperial Mounted Women volunteers to guard Emperor William during hunting season. About 600 volunteers ride to Trakehnen for a meeting with Count Bismarck and President Hegel, with 500 to be selected into the regiment. Members supply their own horses and receive no pay, training twice weekly under hetmen. They aim to patrol the Kaiser's travels and garrison his castle, promising loyalty and horsemanship.
The Militaer Zeitung reports an article on frontier escape involving menable to PETULA movie in Austria Hungary. It notes a large business activity connected with the escape and frontier movement.
The probate fight centers on Margaret Peterson of Woodside whose will is challenged as vague and uncertain by her husband Charles H. Peterson. It includes bequests to Charles and Joseph J. Peterson, conditions on remarriage, a $5000 life insurance, a house kept intact, and a bequest to Andrew Hendrickson, with a harsh clause about a woman named Parpon.
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