Prolonged his trip by two days six weeks long
A veteran Washington correspondent recalls a tale from his early railroading days. While working as an extra telegraph operator, he joined cowboys to a Dodge City cattle run, losing contact with civilization for six weeks. Back in Dodge City he faced disbelief and eventual forgiveness from the railway boss.
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Washington
Washington Star
Sante Fe Road
Dodge
Kan
Chicago
Kansas City
Dodge City
Dodge Ity
Texas
Curious Controversy Between Berne Government and Newspapers
A dispute arises as Berne city authorities clash with local papers over criticism. Officials deem the press overly bold in their coverage, sparking tensions between municipal leadership and reporters in Switzerland.
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Berne
Switzerland
Government Adverts Spark Voter Apathy in Berne
A New York Times report notes public ads on official business prompted by a proposed amnesty law, but fear and government reluctance suppressed discussion. Citizens in Berne City abstained from voting, undermining the process as ordinances rely on popular vote. Prosecution may follow for defiance of advertising requirements.
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Berne
Ardnances
N. Y. Times
Free Transportation For Railway Families In Hungary
In Hungary, the parents of railway employees are entitled to travel at half price, and superannuated employees travel free overall the lines.
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Hungary
Young Lady Accidentally Takes Watch in Darkness
A New Orleans man reports his pocket watch vanished after theater crowds plunged the aisles into darkness. A young woman, embarrassed by the jacket clasp that held the watch, found herself suspected of theft until the lost item was recovered after a newspaper ad and mutual explanations.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Posterity Questioned by Sir Boyle Roche in Irish Parliament
A Sir Boyle Roche remark during an Irish parliamentary debate is recalled as a quip about posterity. He denied meaning ancestors, claiming he referred to those who come after, while noting his support for the union. The anecdote highlights Curran’s view of Roche as a bull who stirred laughter.
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Grattan
Dublin
Boyle Roche
Froude
House of Commons
J. P. Curran
Boyle Roach
Speaker
Centleman
Sir Boyle
Sir Boyle Roche
Lexington and County Court Notices and Local Officers
Directory style list of court convenings, local officers, city officials, lodges, churches, and public notices in Lexington and surrounding areas. Names include Samuel Davis, James P Chinn, Oswald Winkier, Jas N Price, Joseph L Long, Joseph Kuehl. references to Lexington Lodge No 9 A M and other fraternal bodies. church services and schedules. andcounty offices with titles and names.
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Oswild Winkier
Jas. N. Price
H. @. Wallace
Koourdar
Joln M. Owen
Regiaver
Jacot Pegort
William Anil
William 0 Duncan
Tet “Wiel—Thoy
Rovegull
Mirrath
Chax Mayer
Wilson Young
GW Frodendail
B F Nicholson
Mayer
J J Fulkerson
Jesse G Crenshaw
Marrs
CT Ryland
James Peak
Schawe
J H Straughan
John Titush
James
Ite Board
Maver
Rosewall
Counellman Venable
Dimictore
Joseph L Long
BT Wiley
BT John
Goo P Venable
Albert Winkler
Thomas J Bandon
Lapayette
Joseph B Shelby
P Walker Ostorn
Green
J B Hagood
James P Chion
J H Campbell
Frank Thornton
Dotds
Clain Tyree
Horace F Blackwell
Win H Edwards
Sherif
Thomas
Bon D Weedin
Assewir
George W. Margila
M D Wilacu
Win B Weedin
Joseph Kuehl
Charles Mitchell
Pearl K Smith
TJ Duling
Lowy Nealé
Notices of Estate Administrations in Lafayette County
Notices to creditors and interested parties that administrators Christopher Walton, Prank Billmaker, and J. H. Upras will apply for final settlements in Lafayette County Missouri probate court. Hearings set for the May term at the probate court room in Leawington on the second Monday in May 1900 or 1908 as applicable.
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Thunder Mountain Consolidated Gold Mining and Milling Co
Trains Schedule for Lexington Area and Connections
Trains arrive at North Lexington No 28 daily while No 2 Express runs daily from North Lexington. Main line trains pass Lexington Junction and a bus leaves Lexington at 7 40 daily to connect with the North Lexington trains. Lexington service operates daily except Sunday with 6 00 am and 2 00 pm connections to Lexington Junction for C A Time Table Higginsville.
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Ieee
Final Settlement Notice for Lafayette County Estates
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties that the administrator will apply for a final settlement at the May term 1909 of the probate court of Lafayette county Missouri. The probate court will convene in Lexington on the second Monday in May 1909 for the estates of Ephraim Renick Alexander Wilkinson Jo Anne Paillips and others.
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Lafayette County
Missouri
Legwan
Lewington
Macy
Ephraim
Renick
Anidesti
Protate
Legion Sud
Faxington
Alexander Wilkinsn
Lafayette Ney
Miniouri
Lexington
John W. Wilkenson
Pam
Probate notice outlines estate settlement in May
Public Administrator announces that the county probate court will settle the estate on the Monday in May. Creditors and interested parties are notified to file claims by the specified date. The notice names the Revais oburt of the county and references the probate administrator's role.
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