Sibley Still Has Chance In Brule Drawing
Sibley who returned from FPterre, 8 D, learns from the Pierre land office that his number 454 was drawn for a Brule reservation entry. About 6,000 registrations competed for 350 claims. If enough lower numbers fail to enter, he may still win a claim.
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Pan Sibley
Fpterre
8. D
Brule Reservation
United States Land Office
Pierre
Brule
Albert Wheelan
Henry C. Cutting
Sibley
Juan
Fred Aldridge
Freeport
Kaiser as guest of king to visit England
London reports that Emperor William will visit next month and stay at Windsor during his stay with Empress. King Edward and ministers have reduced Anglo–German barriers through diplomacy. A grand welcome at Guildhall is planned, with a costly breakfast and gold box address.
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London
William
England
Edward
Windsor
Guildhall
John Bell
Guildhall Yard
Windsor Park
Prince of Wales
Waterloo Chamber
St. George's Hall
Windsor Castle
Portland Literary club wins state birth record challenge
At the Michigan Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Flint the Portland Literary club of Flint received the championship birth record with eight new mothers last year. Members from several clubs challenged them to enter a baby raising contest for the next year and the Portland group pledged to exceed twelve babies.
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Michigan
Detroit
Mich
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Flint
Portland Literary Club
Portland Club
Health’s Sake Keeps Bodily Functions in Balance
A period piece urging readers to keep bowels open regulate liver and kidneys maintain stomach health blood purity and sound sleep for a clear brain. It promotes a holistic view of health through daily practices and balance.
Isle of Bong Bong at Grand Opera House Tonight
Detroit producer B C Whitney presents The Isle of Bong Bong under his direction with Chas A Loder in the lead. Gus Sohlke, renowned for stage pictures and chorus evolutions, supervised rehearsals ensuring a high merit spectacle.
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Gus Sohlke
Grand Opera House
Chas. A. Loder
Whitney
Sohlke
The Seminary Girl at Grand Opera House
The Seminary Girl is a musical comedy featuring a sharp lampoon of noble marriage madness. Melville B. Raymond assembles a capable company for a snappy performance. The Daily Journal notes tickets and delivery details for the city.
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Melville B. Raymond
Grand Opera House
the Daily Journal
Notable dates in a century of world events
A chronological list notes Henry II landing in Ireland in 1171 and declaring kingly title, DeSoto clashing with Mobile Indians in 1640, Puritans uniting suffrage to church members in 1631, Chambly capture in 175, Wasp defeats Frolic off Virginia in 1812, Leipzig defeat of Napoleon in 1813, the first submarine telegraph in 1842, and Lee capturing John Brown at Harper's Ferry in 1859.
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Henry II
Ireland
All Hibernia
DeSoto
Mobile
England
Charles Edward Poulett Thomson
Sir John Colborne
Canada
America
Governor's Island
New York
Robert BE. Lee
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Havemeyer Family Led Sugar Refining Empire Since 19th Century
The Havemeyer lineage built and steered a major sugar refining enterprise across generations. Edward and Frederick Hartley succeeded to the business in 1842, Theodore A. Havemeyer led until 1896, then Henry O. Havemeyer became president and helped organize the present company in 1887.
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Great American Sugar Refining Company
Edward
Frederick
Theodore A. Havemeyer
Henry O. Havemeyer
Henry
Theodore
Dissolution of Schoeffel and Brokhausen Partnership
Notice of dissolution of the Schoeffel Brokhausen partnership of Freeport Illinois as of September 19 1907 by mutual consent debts to be paid to George W Brokhausen demands to either party for payment and business to be continued by Christian G Schoeffel dated September 20 1907
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Christian G. Schoeffel
George Brokhausen
Freeport
Illinois
Schoeffel & Brokhausen
George W. Brokhausen
C. G. Scuerrien
W. Broxkhaavsen
Climate Extremes Across the Empire and Growth Rates
The report notes Haquimalt seals the empire with the most cloudiness, Esquimalt the dampest, Ad elaide the driest, Cerlon the hottest, and northwest Canada the coldest under Hagland’s flag. It also states boys grow half as fast as girls with a 3 feet 3 inches average in six years and a daily growth of .018 inches, while a man’s hair accelerates growth between ages twenty-one and twenty-four.
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Haquimalt
British Empire
London
Esquimalt
Adélaide
Australia
Cerlon
Northwest Canada
Hagland
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Bruse
State Capitol
Kaiser
Emperor William
the Grand
B. C. Whitney
Detroit, Mich
Germany
Henry C. Havemeyer
Henry Osborne Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Frederick C. Havemeyer
William F. Havemeyer
Journal
Arbuckles
Ariosa
Arbuckld Bros
New York City
Ayer
Radfield Regulator
Atlanta
Freeport Loan Co
Stephenson St
Room
Freeport Railway, Light & Power CO
Stephenson and
Chicago
Empire and
Carroll Streets
Agendial
A. C. Knorr
F. J. Becker
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