Pursuit of Rosal Alston Deepens on Kentucky River
Allan Norwood and Vesuvius encounter Otter-Lifter and a wary Indian scout while a white man Girty and Little Turtle discuss looming attacks. Boone Kenton and Logeton decide to trap Le Bland as plans unfold to rescue Rosal Alston amid frontier tensions and suspected French plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Norwood
Vesuvius
Allan
Vesiius
le Bland
Rosalthe
Mira Alston
Rosaltha
Daniel Boone
Simon Kenton
Joel Dogston
Alan
Otter-Lister
Norwood
Vosavius
Sling Girty
Kentucky
Boonesborough
Harrodsburg
Litte- Turtle
Annals of
Frontier Warfare
Girty
Litte-Turtle
Little Bartle
Joel Logeton
Boone
Silas Girty
Rudibief
Little Turtle
Miami
Mr. Norwood
Otter Lifter
Miss Alston
Rowsalthe
Kenton
Logeton
Mr. Alston
Atlan
Joel Logston
Joel
Toel
de Bland
Captain Boone
Logston
Alston
Log- Bton
Brief Lesson in the Universal Language Esperanto
Esperanto, proposed by Dr. Zamenhof, gains study and societies across Europe from Stockholm to Cairo. Its vocabulary blends elements from many languages, making ordinary sentences broadly understandable, and its simple grammar promises quicker mastery, as shown in Basel where delegates communicated in Esperanto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Zamenbof
Stockholm
Cairo
Baltimore News
Zamenhof
Mark Twain
Basel
1905 U S Finance: Revenues Expenditures and Money
Government revenue in 1905 totaled 607 181260 with expenditures of 720 105408 exceeding receipts by 23 004 228. Major revenue sources were customs internal revenue and land sales while expenses covered military and naval establishments and postal services. Money in circulation rose by 69 789 703 to 2 624 230 301 with per capita 31.30 as gold share stood at 42.8 percent. National banks numbered 5 831 with 810 054 075 authorized capital. deposits totaled 3 820 681 718 for individuals and 1 624 877 681 for banks. Nationwide failures totaled 438 since inception. Suggestions include recoinage of abrading silver dollars and allowing banks to issue additional government guaranteed currency with a 5 percent tax until redeemed by treasury deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Treasury
Louisiana Purchase
Central Lacliie
Panama Canal
District of Columbia
Soncoast
Spain
Philippines
Indian Service
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Elsette
Han
United
Tarif
New Orleans
New York
Chicago
Told to a Vow Lines of French Tramp Steamers
A fragment notes French tramp steamers bound for Ban Riranclagge along the Pressia coast. The text mentions their mission to cull tin and traverse nearing the coastline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlavreia
Pressia
Ban Riranclagge
Chicago S Champion Wins 2-0 Over Michigan in West Battle
Chicago University defeats Michigan 2 to 0 at Marshall Field. Eckernal punts from midfield, Danny Clark attempts to run from near Michigan goal line, Badenock stops him and Capitol Catlin seizes the moment for a safety. Maroons claim West title after four-year wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Chicago University
Stagis
Tana
Wolverines
Marshall Field
Chicago
Denny Clark
Barlow
Catlin
Maroons
Clark
Badenock
Jim
Ontlin
Wolverine
Envoy Squiers Resigns Over Pines Revolt Incident
Minister Squiers resigns from his post to Cuba in protest of the Pines revolt and reprimand by Secretary Root. Edwin V. Morgan to succeed him. The affair centers on alleged encouragement of Americans plotting a territorial government in Cuba and an unauthorized press interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squiers
Pines
Herbert G. Squiers
United States
Cuba
Root
Edwin
V. Morgan
Corea
Squiera
H. 0
Squier
Pinesto
Senate
Ministez Squiers
New York
Havana
Diplomatic Service
State Department
McCurdy resigns as Mutual Tire Insurance president
Richard A. McCurdy resigns as president of Mutual Tire Insurance Company and the board accepts it. Frederic Cromwell named president pro tem until June 1 with possible permanent election. Trustees seek full accounting of mismanagement as investigation continues. McCurdy family departures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life Fresident
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Tire Insurance Company
Robert H. McCurdy
Louis A. Thebaud
Frederic Cromwell
McCurdy Reime Ag
Cromwell
Mutual
Rebels Triumph and Chaos Rock Sevastopol Riot
Mutineers wreck Sevastopol as loyal forces fall back. Bayonet thrusts wipe out entrenched troops in the north fort while fire and bombardment nivel the town. Sailors aboard Otchakoff wrecked. refugees flood Balaklava. Russia faces general strike, telegraph paralysis, and rising unrest across St. Petersburg and Moscow amid upheaval spreading to Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevastopol
Cear
Sallora
Panguinary
Lothrs
Ratha
Balaklava
Otchakolf
Admirality Point
Poland
Count Witte
Illiteracy Declines in U S Shows International Gap
A Census Bureau bulletin reports about 100 illiterates per 1,000 over age 10 in the United States, with native whites at 46 per 1,000, foreign-born whites at 128, and negroes at 445. Illiteracy has fallen since 1890, women lag behind men, and rural areas show higher rates. Regional differences persist, with North Atlantic lowest and South higher, while urban native white city children show the sharpest contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
United States
United
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
South Central
North Central
Missing government official Belcher feared to have drowned
J. W. Belcher, a government Printing Office employee and treasurer of a money lending concern in Washington, DC, is believed to have died by his own hand in the Potomac. He was brother to the mayor of Pater Nidyaaa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Charles Rogers
Middletown
N. Y
John C. Hamlin
J. W. Belcher
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Potomac River
Mipdugs
Pater
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Gelad
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Tifa
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Alling
Uncle Sam
Customas Service
Wicurdy
Robt
U'Curdy
Isaac Barnes
Presque Isle, Me
Pearl Barnes
Fairhope
Mobile
Santorn
Ala
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Forta Oi Red
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