Kansas City and Chicago Express Rail Timetable Display
Railroad timetable lists Santa Fe lines with trains to Kansas City Chicago and Leavenworth. It notes departures arrivals express and mixed trains with daily and Sunday exceptions and specific numbers such as No 13 No 183 No 135 No 182 No 141 No 111 and No 1-112 with arrival or departure times around morning and evening hours.
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Santaefe
Jtralls Eayt
Kansas City
Chicago Express
Fauses City
KC and City
Hansas City
Texas Mo
Wam Lawresce
Sleavenworth
Leavenworth
Aurive
Union Pacieto
Overland
Denver & Pacific
Salina Espress
Sultan
Kansas By Express
Salna
Pacific Express
Leavenworte
Notice of Final Settlement for Elizabeth Drx- Me Deceased
A notice in the estate of Elizabeth Drx- Me requests all creditors, next of kin, and others interested to appear as heirs and request an allowance for services and administration. The administrator seeks final settlement and asks for discharges and costs to be approved by the probate court.
Lost nugget found by night under oaks at Tear Shirt Camp
A Tear-Shirt Camp crew recounts a missing nugget mystery after Joe Garland discovers his stolen treasure had moved. His brother and another sleeper retrieve the nugget from a hollow tree and return it to the camp, where it is eventually restored to Joe’s hiding spot as the group pieces together the thief’s identity.
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Joe Garland
Joe
Sal
Hesh
Sean
Joo
Ayas
Ray
Chomgh
N. ¥. Weekly
Secret hiding place in Elizabethan Catholic houses
The article describes hidden retreats and secret passages built during Elizabeth I’s persecutions. A Catholic priest recounts a 1594 search for him in a Catholic home, detailing door crashes, guards, and attempts to uncover a riding-place behind a chapel fireplace, which ultimately remained hidden after four days.
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England
Allan Fea
Elizabeth
Gerard
Gol
Mechanical marvel swift automobile exceeds speed record
The article extols a 160 horsepower Swift Autemobile with speeds beyond the record, praising its inverted boatlike shape. It also promotes Heawtter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion and related ailments, urging readers to try a bottle and consult a druggist for a free 190 manual.
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsement from Barber Bros
Editor Broake and Editor Lycob of the Daily Post WoL report Foley's Honey and Tar praised by Barber Bros. The testimonial claims it is the best remedy for coughs and colds the family has used, noting strong confidence in the product.
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Broake
Lycob
Daily Post
Foley
Barber Bros
Desth
Dr. Wood
Supreme Court backs railroad in lunatic passenger case
Georgia Supreme Court supported the Macon & Birmingham railroad after it refused to carry a lunatic passenger from Macon to LaGrange. The decision held railways may detain or delay transport if the passenger is supervised and threats to safety or comfort are mitigated, and requires reasonable notice to arrange proper care.
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Aut Preme Court of Georgia
Macon & Birmingiant Railroad
Macon
Lagrange
Troup County
Milledgyne
Lane
Macon & Birmingham
Pet W
Supreme Court
Renaon
Wild Man Found Living In Spanish Forest Strikes Local Curiosity
A man described as a wild recluse was captured near Fuenterrabia on the Franco-Spanish frontier. He claimed the name Prudencio Pic, age 28, ex-farmhand from San Sebastian, who fled to the forest two years ago after distress. He lived on wild fruits, birds, and raw meat, using a sling and stone axe to hunt deer and sheep.
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Yasque
Fuenterrabia
Maileid
Gerad
Nyo
Xnard
Prudeénpic
Talbev
Foundling Hospital
San Sebastian
New View Of Race Origin By Boas Challenges Arctic Theories
Dr Franz Boas citing data from Morris K Jessups explorers argues Arctic and Northwest American dwellers belong to a single race or culture. He says eastern Siberia and northwest North America share lineage, undermining the idea of a distinct Esquimean race and preglacial origins. Morgan bid $250000 for Paradise Lost original, while others note cautious resolutions and medicare ads.
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Morris K. Jessup
New York City
Franz Boas
American Museum of Natural History
North Pole
Chairreclares
Behring Sea
Greenland
Esquime
Jong
Boas
Siberia
America
Old World
New World
Arctic
Herbert Spencer's Boyhood Traits Revealed in Autobiography
The article notes Spencer's inattentiveness and love of play as a youth, his engineering aim through drawing, and limited reading or language study. It describes him as a bachelor, a sharp talker who enjoyed provoking others, and ascetic in habits, often brusque yet simple. The piece cites anticipation for his forthcoming autobiography.
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Herbert Spencer
Boyhuul
Ford
Spencer
Meteorite Scares Fossil residents on Oregon range
A bright meteorite swept low over Fossil area 16 miles south of Fussil Oregon. It struck ground about 400 yards from observers Robert Wilson and Oscar Fritz as they watched from Muleshoes Mountain. The 2 pound porous black aerolite cooled by morning, weighed down in ground, dug up and taken to Fossil.
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Fussil
Ore
Robert Wilson
Fossil
John Fox
Muleshos Mountain
Oscar Fritz
Mr. Wilson
Fosail
Deterioration in Army Sparks Debate on Recruits
British authorities report marked physical deterioration among recruits in South Africa. Gen Lyttelton says most are immature and of low intelligence. An officer says three years of good feeding are needed for work readiness. A MP and doctor cite juvenile tobacco use as a key factor, urging age limits.
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Lyttelton
South Africa
Robert Farquharson
Aberdeenshire
Cash
United States
Germany
Ainu life and customs described by early observers
The account portrays the Ainu as peculiar and poor with long beards and tattooed faces for imitation mustaches. Men use a carved stick to drink, bears are sacred, and bear hunting ends with apologies. The people wash for feasts and funerals but resist regular bathing, and they have no political autonomy, being ruled by Japan.
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Sertead
Rae Greeley
Agus
Leerssen
Ruul Saarr
Mosul
Garth
University to Offer Full Poultry Raising Course
The University of Missouri expands poultry studies from a short course to a full program in breeding handling and egg production. The move reflects the industry’s rising importance and strong student interest. the poultry sector now reports income over 16 million dollars annually.
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University of Missouri
Missouri University
Miewoort
Scoffs At Plum Pudding In Lancet Attack
London Lancet critic E G Clayton ridicules plum pudding as a sacred British dish claiming its nutritional value is no better than dried figs. He argues that roast beef remains unmatched in sustenance and that festive pudding yields little chemical nourishment.
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Clayton
Kansas
Australia
Anvil Marked Tomb by Pocumoke Blacksmith at 89
John G. Angelo, a Pocumoke City blacksmith in eastern Maryland, aged 89, has built his own tomb featuring his anvil and hammer riveted to the base. The unique grave marker reflects his trade after more than 60 years of work.
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John G. Angelo
Pocumoke City
Maryland
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Supreme Court of Georgia
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London
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