June ruled marriage month worldwide with regional quirks
The piece notes June as the favorite marriage month in many regions while citing exceptions such as May in Holland and February in Italy. In New York City last year June led with many marriages but December surpassed it for foreign born couples, with January also high.
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Sootland
Sweden
New York City
European
Holland
Italy
Germany
Greece
Russia
Board of Health
Ultra micro scope opens new worlds of the tiny
Scientists credit two continental experimenters with the ultra micro scope, a microscope using concentrated artificial light, powerful lenses, and prisms to greatly boost magnification. It reveals active microscopic life in a drop of human blood, showing movement previously unseen and promising vast help to scientific exploration.
Royal composers and royalties in music
The article notes royal figures who compose or perform music. It cites the khedive of Egypt, Princess Henry of Battenberg, the Kaiser, the czar of Russia, Grand Duke Constantine, and violin prodigy Vee Ney, all contributing works or performances at royal venues and courts.
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Egypt
Waltshey
Henry of Batenberg
LCCG
Embankment Gardens
Mmé
Bila Russell
Berlin
Czar
Constantine
Veeney
St. Petersburg
Seeing London in a Fog
The narrator describes a fogbound London expedition told by the National Magazine. Groping through Temple Bar Fleet Street and London Bridge, they endure pea soup skies and smoky air while noting faint sun glimpses and landmark failures in a city shrouded from sight.
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London
The
National Magazine
Mullard
Contal
Tori
Prentice
Temple Bar
Old City
Victoria of
England
St. Paul's Cathedral
Fleet Street
He Majesty’s Tower
London Bridge
Thames
Sunflower Seed Craze Captivates Russian Streets
A French physician notes Russians chew vast quantities of sunflower seeds, spitting out husks across pavements and cars. Street corners host a brisk trade in seeds, and a woman in Manchuria reportedly spent 160 dollars to satisfy soldiers’ craving for them.
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Marcou
Leslie
Russia
Paris
Manchuria
Cane Sugar Plant in Egypt Expands Growth Amid Mills Under Construction
Ono sugar cultivation makes steady progress in Egypt with the sugar industry expanding in the Nile region. New severe sugar mills are under construction as growth continues.
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Ono
Egypt
the Nile
Great Britain's Paupers Parade Length
A historical note computes that if Britain's paupers were arranged in a four abreast procession, the line would stretch to nearly ten miles in length, illustrating the scale of poverty and public concern of the era.
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Great Britain
Final settlements and notices of administration in Lafayette county Missouri
Multiple summaries of final settlements and letters of administration for estates in Lafayette county Missouri. Notices reference names such as MOCAUSLAND Wilson Mary P Lockhart Nancy J Catran Zachariah Vance and others. Dates mention May term and second Mondays in May with probate court actions in Lexington and surrounding towns. Public notices warn creditors and interested parties to file claims within specified periods.
Notice of final settlement in estate of Elizabeth A Corder
Court notice states that the administrator will apply for final settlement of the estate in Tateyert county Missouri during May term 16 at the probate court in Washington on the second Monday. The notice is given to all creditors and interested parties to appear and present claims or objections.
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Leroy
Sahil
Rete Cottaly
Migeuurt
Mirneckes
Wilson
Pormer
Joseph L. Whitsett
Wither Bay
la Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Leeineton
Mary P Lockhart
Laxington
Oliver
Cones
Ted
Zachariath Vance
Tha Pee
U Lexington
Elizabeth A. Corder
Sulestate
Tatayert County
Begum
Ogington
Oder
Notice of settlement hearing in Lafayette County Missouri
Notice to all creditors and Charles A Taylor that Alma M Bins Ry administratrix will apply for a final settlement at the probate court in Lexington Missouri on the second Monday in May 1905. The administrator invites claims and directs all interested to appear.
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Chas. A. Taylor
Lafayette
Missouri
Lexington
Alma M. Bins RY
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Euid
Bey Romy
Mocausland
Roetiee
Nancy JL. Catran
W. Baldwin
Mary West, Adminiasratrix
Oxfords
D. Stallings
Fulkerson
Quer Formers
VINOL
Crenshaw & Young
California
Via Santa FE
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Harvey
Geo. W. Hagenbuch
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co
Main Street
Kansas City, MO
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Kansas City Southern Railway
Gulf
K. C
D. Dutton
G. Warner
G. P
B. Roeslee
Trav
Northwestern Live Stock Commission CO
Live Stock Commission
Kansas City, Kas
Fene
Frey Koe
TP. Woods
Ll.m. Egan
Carnes
FO. Sanders
HH. Allison
Wy Winder
AG McIntire
SG. Crom
Paters
Crawford
M. D. Wilson
N. Wilson
Wilson Brothers
Insurance
Parm
Town
Lexington, Missouri
Wach
Perry Davis
Windsor Insurance Agency
Court House
Kaness & ‘Torani'y
Indian ‘Territory
Oulahoras
Texas
Southwest
Kansas
Jodlan Turtary
Okishoot
Eas
Liechenel
Fehl
Forestor
Gomera
Apel
ST. Louis, MO
Frisco
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Kansas, Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Oataliea International
James Donahue
Aubeni Troperal
Parras, Sty. Mo
Republic
Wnth
St. Louis
Coryniahts
Anrane
Ohare
J. W. Meng
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