Millions in Hagland Unclaimed Funds Questioned
The Hagland paymaster general holds 27.6 million dollars in unclaimed balances, with large portions in chancery dormant for years. Some sums date back to 1791 and 1863 while heirs and claimants remain absent. A 1904 balance shows 13.9 million in government stock and dividends, much used for current expenses. Mrs Helen Blake’s 720,000 estate reverted to the crown in 1883 for lack of claimants.
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Soldier A Bad Husband and Divorce Rates in the U S
Census bureau figures show five per 1000 married men in divorce. The data challenge the idea that early marriage reduces divorce risk and warn women about marrying roving men. The table lists divorced men per 1000 by occupations such as soldiers, hos teras, agricultural workers, bartenders, and musicians.
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Census Bureau
Desire Grows Flowers From Ottawa to Tampa
Coun try Life extols growing flowers in any soil and season. With determination and care you can plant autumn bulbs and perennials such as snowdrops crocuses hyacinths and tulips then enjoy blooms through summer and into autumn with a range of shrubs herbs and hardy perennials.
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Ottawa
Tampa
Opportunity for Slave Dealers at St Louis Exposition
The St Louis exposition is described as a haven for Chinese slave traders and white supporters in California. The ring reportedly earned about 100000 by importing many Chinese to work at the exposition, with bonds of 500 for each to return to China within 20 days after it ends. Few imported slaves will return, and each is valued higher than the 800 cost to the owner.
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California
San Francisco
China
Reason for Naming Alexis Traditions on Russian throne
The text notes a tradition dating to Nicholas I of alternating names Alexander and Nicholas for crown heirs. After Alexander II was murdered the name Alexander became unlucky, ending Alexanders on the throne and shifting to Alexia named after Peter the Great’s father. It mocks czarevitch naming choices and praises Peter the Great era.
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Panama Canal to Procure 40000 Piles from Columbia River
It is believed the Panama Canal Commission will obtain 40,000 piles from the Columbia River for canal construction. This quantity equals about 32,000,000 feet of lumber and is comparable to four large rafts built on the river and towed to San Francisco each summer at a rate of three.
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Panama Canal Commission
Columbia River
San Francisco
Mirror Palace of the Tomsk Millionaire
Yevdokimoff, heir to a Roavian merchant fortune, built a vast Tomsk palace with a mirror hall that uses wall, roof, and floor of mirrors. He hosted Bacchanalian feasts and wore changing garments before a revolving throne, spending millions before becoming an asylum resident.
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Yevdokimoff
Roawia
Tomak
Eines Palace
Yevdokmom
Hera Ha
Vision of Striking War Artiste Foretells His Death
A distinguished war artist, now in Manchuria, recounts an uncanny vision from before his career. He describes a bloodied square, a bleak plain, three horsemen, and a swift blade that foretold his death. He still wonders when he will meet them.
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Tenant Outsmarts Landlord Over Baby Ruse
A tenant faced strict landlord rules in Paria banning pets and even children. He concealed his two year old son’s existence and claimed the infant was the renter, prompting the landlord to object before admitting the family.
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Paria
Baier Office Offers Letterheads and Stationery
The Baier office advertises letter heads note heads infl ations statements and all kinds of job work.
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Baier
Brights Disease and Diabetes Pamphlet Widely Promoted
A classified advertisement promotes a free pamphlet from John J. Fulton Co. of San Francisco claiming scientific reports on Brights Disease and diabetes. It urges afflicted individuals to request the booklet, listing symptoms and urging medical hope.
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Washington Street
Sam Pranclece
Lede
Midland Route Highlighted For Scenic Travel
The Midland Route between Ui and the east is praised as the most attractive year round. It offers grand scenery, superior service, and modern car construction. Contact the General Agent at Salt Lake City for tickets and literature.
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Imonolalia
Voloradog Midland
Salt Lake
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