Forest Reserves to Fund State Roads and Schools
Special to The Washington dispatch notes a landmark shift as 10 percent of gross receipts from forest reserves will be paid to states to fund public schools and roads. The 1908 act permits proportional distribution by reserve area, with safeguards limiting state shares and ensuring funds support local infrastructure amidst a tenfold rise in receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Forest
New England
Muddle
Marland
Virginia
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Reserves and State Shares in County Contributions
The text explains reserve funds allocated to counties within their borders and notes these reserves will grow, eventually covering substantial county expenses. It lists anticipated state receipts for the year by state and territory, including Arizona, California, Colorado, Kansas, Montana, Nevada, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, and Alaska, with Alaska excluded as it is not a state or territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sountias
Arizona
California
Colorado
Tolaho
Kansas
Montana Bay
Nevada
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon - South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Alaska
Mystery of a nameless woman in coma at Bellevue
In New York a nameless woman arrested for drunkenness died after hours in the alcohol ward without attention. Bellevue Hospital and the coroner investigate alleged neglect as the body remains unclaimed in the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Ward
Sux
New York
Mise Hanley
War
O'Tinck
Miss Hengarten
Miss Hanles
Wangard
Brennan
Mis Hengarten
Clork
Morge
Potter's Field
Sergeant Paulsel Reduced. Metcalfe Promoted in Riverside Incident
Sergeant William J. Paulsel of the police department is reduced to patrolman and Patrolman Charles P. Metcalfe is promoted to the vacancy. Chief Robert Metager says Paulsel did not actively control a gang at Riverside park during Sunday disturbances. Both Paulsel and Metcalfe are Republicans. The action aims to enforce discipline and show sergeants they must be firm when duty demands it.
Kentucky brood mares sold to Clarence Mackay in Lexington
Three famed Kentucky brood mares Reina Hattasoo and Disadvantage were sold by Julius Baust to Clarence H Mackay. Reina carries a Mesmerist colt, Hattasad a Previous foal, and Disadvantage Silly by Mesmerat. Prices reportedly about 10.0m. Reina is noted for Brook Jun handicap success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opeein
Lexington
Kentucky
Reina
Hattasoo
Disadvantage
Clarence H. Mackay
Julius Baust
Bend of Matrons
Kingston Clud
Mesmerist
Hattasad
Previous
Silly
Afesmerlat
Meddler
Treina
Tokalen
Fell And Broke Neck In Petersburg Incident
Special to The Sam reports Richard Lee aged 70 fell while stacking day yesterday afternoon in Petersburg Minnesota, severe injury cited as a broken neck and ongoing care sought. Event details are sparse due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam. Petersburg
Mnd
Richard
Lee
Kansas City Saloon Raids Cut Kindling Wood
Prohibition era actions in Kansas City Kansas led to raids on saloons. Officials seized and abated properties converting mahogany oak and maple into kindling wood. Writs and court orders followed as sheriff investigators emptied interiors and dismantled fixtures amid a trend toward a dry city with police actions continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas Ty
Itte
Kas
Carrie Natton
Apa Gay
Hoch
OW Prickett
Frickett
Trickett
Kaneay City
Steamer Bir Richard Grenville Reaches Port With Makeshift Funnel
Special to The Sun describes the British steamship Bir Richard Grenville from Huelva struck by a giant wave off Sandy Hook. Her funnel was torn away leaving a ten by ten foot iron box as a makeshift smokestack. Fire kept the crew safe as they rigged a rough box around the fire hole using sheet iron and lumber. After repairs and a voyage through a squall, the ship delivered 300 tons of iron pyrites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
New York
Richard Grenville
Huelva
Sandy Hook
Richard
Staelf
Leonard
Richard Grengilla
Central America History of Blood and Revolutions
Central America has long been a battleground since Columbus voyages in 1502. Spanish conquest and later independence led to a brief united empire and then the United States of Central America. Recurrent revolutions, wars, and political clashes between conservative clergy and liberal factions defined the region's turbulent history, with Costa Rica's dissolution noted here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Columbus
Uttle Armen
Cortez
Guatemala
Mexico
Pedro Arias de Evila
Costa Rica
United States
Central America geography and history summary
The fragment describes Central American states with rough figures for Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador. It notes population and area estimates, mixed indigenous and European ancestry, mountainous terrain with volcanoes, and a tropical climate. It mentions failed attempts by Nicaragua and El Salvador to force a republic, Guatemala's President Barrios continuing the effort, and Britain’s colony British Honduras with no revolutions permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Barrios
Yel
Great Britain
A Dozen Hot Weather Don’ts for Baby Card
A fragmentary list cautions against feeding irregularly or too much, avoiding solids or beverages, avoiding fatigue, and keeping baby comfortable with proper clothing and baths. It also prescribes frequent diaper changes, constant motion, and keeping the baby amused. A separate note lists five musts for babies including clean clothes, frequent baths, washing, warmth at night, and open air exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Clare
Statement of the Condition of the Nilwaukee Mechanics Insurance Company
Copy of the statement of the condition dated December 1965 for the Nilwaukee Mechanics Insurance Company. Includes financial position details, assets and liabilities, and notes from the period. Records show the insurer's balance and balance sheet items as filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilwaukee Mechanics’ Insurance Company
Milwaukee Mechanica' Insurance Company Capital and Assets Report
The Milwaukee Mechanica' Insurance Company, located at 442 City Hall Square Milwaukee, is headed by President William le Jones with Oscar Griabling as officer. The 1905 statement shows capital of 700,000 and assets totaling 3,251,502.95 with cash, real estate, stocks, bonds, and premiums due, against liabilities including unadjusted losses and reserves, certified by Indiana Auditor of State Warren Siglor on February 20, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Mechanica’ Insurance Company
City Hall Square
Milwaukee
Wis
William le Jones
Oscar Griabling
Sais “Stary
Zeaastata
Samata Sport
Iran
Cereeeteee
the Continental Insurance Company
Cedar Street
New York City
New York
J. ©. Lopes
Henry Evans
Tts Capital
Ita
State of Indians
Offea
Stata
State of
Indiana
Warren 51Glor
Auditor of State
Standard Life and Accident, Insurance Company
Inns
Standard Site and Accident Insurance Company
Penabarat Building
Detroit
Mich
D. M. Perry
Breaident
A. Leonard
MPANY
United States
Warren 'Rigler
Auarter
Warren Bigler
Pdiane
eMalal
Father of Ten Children Marries in Columbus
Special to the Rim reports Rev. Wil slat H. Book of Columbus and Sir Mary Davis of New Martinsville W Va were married here last night. Book had come a year ago from New Martinsville and his wife soon after. He is the father of ten children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Wilslat H. Book
Sir Mary Davis
New Martinavilla
W. Va
Elter Book
New Martingville
Race Results From Cincinnati and New York Tracks
Cincinnati results show multiple races with times and participant names across six events including first Eva Clair and Second Nonle Lucille. New York listings include several races with participants such as Al Powell and Pure Pepper. Buffalo results list True Boy and Blondy among others with finishing times variously recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Anite
Eva Clair
Austin
Bea Mate
Prince of Press
Nonle Lucille
Ralbert
Citrontown
Alma Dufour
Gus Heldorn
Eneda
Frank Me
Mildrena
Neo
Fath Fagotthe
Boland
Lictie
Elkin
Mod Jr
Oberon
Don Trent
New York
Neiling
al Powell
Anna Loretta Daly
Hylas
Ike. Jtime
Lady Anne
Horner
Hera
Buffalo
True Boy
Marlene
Furlonga
Blondy
Sneercat
Charlie Gilbert
Pater Sterling
Wexford
Artniy Gummer
Capereauzie
Don't Tau Ware
Dirss
Malta
Melting
Eixth
Alrane
Gulla
Little Pike
Meade
No Secret After All: Surprise Wedding Error Revealed
Louie Gill and May Mabel Richart wed in Bhidlsbyville after a mishap. The groom sought the Shelby county clerk for a license, leading to the surprising disclosure of the ceremony. The couple, from Tacomas lave and Indianapotla, were married Wednesday with details emerging from the clerk’s error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Gill
Jeffersonsace
Indiaman
May Mabel Richart
Tacomaslave
Indianapotla
Bhidl-sbyville
Shelby County
Applications for License Notice in Indianapolis Ward 13
The notice lists Fred Weiffenbach and August W Boettcher seeking licenses to sell spirituous, vinous, malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking rights. Locations include 1 Madison Avenue front room in Ward 13 Center Township Marion County. Additional pool table privileges requested. John J. Conners signs as applicant representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marine County
Inediana
Lexa Feet
Madison Avenue
Southeter
Nebraska Street
Indianapolis
Marion
Coumty
Indiana
Madizon Avenue
Fred Weiffenbach
Thiana
Adeley Street
Bradenstal
Indianapollo
Marion County
Koawn Ax
August W. Boettcher
Neraby
Tenth Street
Tenth and
Reville Avenue
John Six Sf
Fletcher & Ramsey
Brank
Center
Toanship
Seville Avenue
Wardia
John J. Conners
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Forest Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Wit
Forrst Service
Hanver
Silinola
Mercer-st
St. Vincent's Hospital
Horton
Partrolman
Edward Evans
Emory
Land OF Blood
Ohtark
Wat
Wala
VoNnvnas
Naif
The
Indianapolis Gas
Majestic
Pennsylvania St
Ance Company
Garati
Logana
Remaura Oulstanding
Sesesensn
Sevicues Reese
State of Indiana
Gfien
Riata
National Union Fire
Mee Honal Union Fire Insurance Company
Wonder
Biteshug
James H. Willock
C. Bb. Cole
Ste
Eseeseenesenner
SERRY
Tocai
Srs of
Office of Auditor of
Bute
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