Notables and First Cases and Tolstoy Anecdotes
A Bal linger recounts his first case in Kankakee a bigamy trial that ended with a two year sentence and a hopeful client writing later. Tolstoy reportedly refused visitors yet stood on his doorstep while a tourist praised his book Dead Souls. News on Marie Louise Logan and Henri de Lincay wedding plans in Brussels and John Barrett pushing Pan American conference preparations in Rio de Janeiro ahead of 1913 Panama Canal opening.
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Ballinger
B A Ballinger
Gifford Pinchot
Kankakee
Bigamist
Count Tolstoy
Tolstoy
Gogol
Marie Louise Logan
Henri de Lincay
Brussels
Belgium
John A. Logan
Miss Logan
Newport
de Lincay
Washington
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Rio de Janeiro
von Merer
Squadron of the
Panama Canal
Skeffing Rise in American Winter Sports
Skee jumping gains popularity in America as Western meets showcase rapid progress since its Scandinavian origins. The long slides at these tournaments attract growing numbers of spectators and participants, with the Spruce Blades noted among prominent clubs.
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America
Record skee jump marks fall at Duluth tournament
At a Duluth Minnesota skee tournament Ole Fiering jumped 14 feet surpassing Ole Gunderson’s previous best by six feet. The long standing record by Ole Mangseth stood at 137 feet. The national skee tournament is set for February 19 and 20 at Colerine Minnesota with expectations for many records to be broken.
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Diades
Duluth
Minn
Ole Fiering
Ole Gunderson
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Ole Mangseth
Colerine
Norway
Sweden
Christiania
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New York City
Empire State
Philippines
Mr. de Lincay
Gaston de Sincay
Europe
Fleet
Anss Marte Logan
John Bare
Jonestown Road
Territory
Bachmanville
Chestnut St
Main
W. S. Poorman