Sioux Seek Multimillion Dollar Claim Against U S
Sioux demand millions from the United States in a court action claiming treaty violations. The case seeks about 166 million for 1861 to 1870 plus 7 million for general tribal needs, with various older claims including forage, wood, education, farming equipment, and roving-tribe funding. Government offsets may reduce the total.
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Pierre
Kiteids
Vattia
Indiana
Slowx
Black Hills
Minsouri
125 Year Old London Man Walks for Pension Longevity Tale
A London resident William Smith of Dromara, County Down, celebrated a highly aged birthday and is noted for walking a mile weekly to receive his pension. The piece surveys centuries of centenarians, citing Rhonns Curn of London who died at 207 in 1685, and discusses longevity factors including family lines, lifestyle, and dietary habits.
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Mrishman
London
Ireland
William Smith
Dromara
County Bown
Hly Ang Heindred
Treland
Rush
Strogd
Rhonns Curn
Asl
St. Leonard's Church
Shoreditch
Phey
Fearful Prison Escape Tale Near Sing Sing
Ossining reports a dramatic case of Lawrence Hawthorne who escaped Sing Sing to evade a 60 year sentence. He fled after fearing an inmate, hid ten days aided by a cow supplying food, then went to Hollywood for work before returning to Aragon to finish his farm.
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Ossining
Lawrence Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Hollywood
Phen
Aragon
Hil
Burgos Cathedral Wins Government Restore Funds
A government vote allocates funds to save the Burgos Cathedral, Spain's famed church landmark. The decision targets preservation of the cathedral listed as a key cultural site and prevents further deterioration of its iconic architecture.
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Burgos
Spain
First US hike myth told in early Western explorers tale
Claremont library archives present a rugged narrative from the Maen collection about a supposed first transcontinental journey by a Spanish explorer. The tale spans 16th century ventures, wrecks on the Florida coast, a perilous voyage to Peru, and a later ascent toward California and Mexico City. Two editions of the fragment exist in New York Public Library and the British Museum.
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Claremont
Cal
North America
William 8. Maen
Vomong College
Cabeea de Vaen
Sanitiry
United States
Pita
South America
Vaan
Fort Spain
Bradedt
Florida
Louisiana
Vesay
Vasatavedom
Indiana
Vuen
Rla de la Plata
Spain
Trons
Africa
New York
Centenarians to Shape Next Century in London
Sir Kingsley Wood, parliamentary secretary to the British health ministry, predicts that by 2026 many will live to 100 and that an age of 75 will be seen as young. He urges MPs to exercise more to improve health and temper, reducing suspensions and chaotic scenes in Parliament.
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London
Kingslay Wood
Ministry of Health
Lfe
Kingsley
New Painless Childbirth Method Claimed by Gwathney
Dr James T Gwathney of New York described at a Myndical Society convention a new childbirth method said to be painless. The approach relies on thoracic injections of magnesium sulphate and a combined sulphate mix with small amounts of morphine and quinine, asserting reduced danger compared to sleep-based anesthesia.
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New York
Nurga
James T. Gwathney
Gwathmey
Longchamps track opens with couture display
Paris fashion notes reveal dress styles as the Longchamp racecourse venue debuts a grand opening collection. The emphasis lies on fabrics and frock details showcased during the event.
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Tia
Longchamps Roca
Insured road roller events in Mesa city history
Readable fragments describe Ingures Road and a roller named Roller Revere in Mesa, named after Paul Revere. It mentions an insured steam road trolley and a four day event with tentative dates.
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Ingures
Roller Revere
Mesa
Paul Revere
Rolley
Polar Expeditions Worth While Hopeful For North Pole Quest
The article outlines three American attempts led by Robert Anderson Popu and colleague leaders to reach a northern body of land near Alaska and eastern Siberia. It notes agencies like the National Geographic Society mapping about 1,000,000 square miles and cites explorers such as Capt. Hooker, John Keenan, and Veary, with discussions on land sightings, roving seas, and tidal movements near the pole.
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New
Alani
Siberia
National Georgraphic Society
AR. W. Nelson
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States
Department of Agriculture
Captain Hooker
Corwin
Wrangell
John Keenan
Troy
Alaskan
Veary
Grant Land
Crocker Land
Bennett Island
Siberian
Point Barrow
T Martin
Beaufort
1 363 000 French Killed in Battle
Paris reports a striking wartime statistic by Gaston Cadoux former president of the Paris Statistical Society. It records France's 1914 population at 80 9 million with 8 855 000 mobilized and 1 408 000 dead, a sixth of mobilization effects. It compares losses with other powers and notes France's vast wartime toll.
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Paris
Gaston Cadoux
Parla Statisticat Society
Pesco
France
Arty
Navy
Frances
New York
M. Cadleus recNins
Itania
Germany
Austein-Hungary
Great Britain
Italy
Ruissia
United States
Alxage-Tarame
Records of German Princes Selling Subjects for War Funds
Investigation reveals 18th and 19th century German princes allegedly sold thousands of subjects to England for troops and war costs. Duke Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand of Braunschweig reportedly sent 4,800 men at 38 dollars per head with indemnities, while Landgrave Frederick of Hesse supposedly leased 12,000 Hessians at 75 dollars each with annual rentals. A letter from Hessen Cassel to Baron Hohendorf cites only 3,800 of 19,500 landgraves’ peons survived at Trenton.
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Berlin
Germany
Roya
Ureques
Replice
Germin Princelings
England
Ameliantories
Rench
Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand
Braunschweig
Frederick of Hesse
Landgrave of
Hessen-Cassel
Hohendorf
American
Trenton
Fosses
Lenden
Mindoré
Fesslang
Moveable glass eyes fitted by Dr Carl Mueller
Berlin reports Dr Carl Mueller, a artificial eye specialist, has fitted moveable glass eyes that are hard to distinguish from natural eyes by grafting connective tissue from animals onto the eye. In 80 to 90 percent of 100 cases, movement relies on intact eye muscles and nerves, with success tied to socket condition after eye loss.
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Berlin
Carl Mueller
Tena
Mueller
Tokyo Girls Object to Marriage Customs
The modern Japanese girl at a high school dislikes arranged marriages. Fifty-three favor marrying men they know, while sixteen oppose due to concerns about the suitor. All oppose go-betweens and urge more serious consideration of marriage. Preferences cited place government officials first, then businessmen, educators, farmers, physicians, and young officers.
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Tokyo
O Cutvans
Cen
Third Set of Teeth for Cushing Official Claims Growth
Una Hev D A Mc Laury, a clergyman of Cuahing, reports he is growing his third set of teeth. He now has eight new molars and more are sprouting. The second set is smaller but serves age needs and will save him much dentation later, he says.
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Cushing
D. A. McLaury
Cuahing
Parents Call on City to Bar Santa Claus
Vancouver residents urged the city to ban Santa Claus displays in stores after promises of seasonal appearances were reportedly broken. The Parents League cited disappointing conduct and urged retailer associations to halt Santa Claus engagements on Christmas Day.
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Vancouver
B. C
Comel
Nadociation Ata
Sunty Clyius
Jolly
Farmer challenges for world championship title
Fant 100 days challenge from OkMhoMa Olty farmer Wolfe aims to prove endurance by claiming 100 days without food after recently lasting half that time to drop weight. He challenges Bertin and Cony-tone in a contested world title, with Jolly just testing new tone.
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OkMhoMa Olty
Wolfe
Bertin
Jolly
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