Fesuliar Frovuian aa So Uae The Marvin State
The Marvin State constitution provision on oaths in civil proceedings requires the affirmation to be aligned with the religious belief or denomination of the administrator. It states that the most effective confirmation is the attestation of the divine belief held by the person, reflecting church based affirmation standards in official acts.
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Fesuliar Frovuian Aa
Uae
Marvin State
Cart
Belme
Japen’s Great Actor Otojiro Reforms Japanese Stage
Japen’s great actor Otojiro, famed as the Henry Irving of Japan, now touring London with vigor after returning home from Paris. He previously served as diplomat attached to the Japanese embassy in Paris and, inspired by French theater, has applied European lessons to modernize Japan’s stage. He has produced notable adaptations of European plays.
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Jepen
Otojiro
Henry Irving
Japan
London
Diplomatiat
Japarhes 'Ombadey
Paris
Mitantime
Europe
Gargantuan wrestler offers to outdance any man in Bucks County
In Bucks County William Lippincott, a very heavy man weighing 479 pounds, boasts he can out dance any man on the waxed floor. He recently allowed a younger man to strike him in the waist, which resulted in the youth breaking his arm.
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Glaet
William Lippincott
Bucks County
Pennay
Yenis
Lippincott
Lord Mount-Stephen Gifts to Presbyterian Church in Scotland
Lord Mount-Stephen donated 40000 pounds to the Presbyterian church of Scotland. The income is to sustain ministers in the Madgy district of Aberdeen in Mire and Banffshire. Lord Mowat-Stephen, the first baron, lived in Canada for many years and served as president of St Paul and Manitoba and CanadianPala?lteralleys.
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Lord Mount-Stephen
Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Aberdeen
Mire
Banffshire
Lord Mowat-Stephen
Canada
St Paul
Manitoba
Pa Alte Ralleys
Uplifts for Louisville’s Young Negroes Organization Formed
A new group of colored businessmen in Louisville plans a program to uplift local youth. They aim to run self governed schools and, if successful, add other industries. Initial actions include establishing small dry goods stores and corner groceries with young Black workers as clerks.
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Louieville
Deflation of Spilter
A humorous quip from London Gibe defines a Splieter as a lady who goes for a pin. An office boy recalls signatures witnessed by a woman who lacked proper description, answering mockingly that she rides a Dleyche.
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Splieter
Epingter
Dee for Hornets' Neete and waterproof interiors
A fragmented notice discusses hornets and their nests. It highlights salives, light and strong waterproof properties, and partitions cleared inside. Tuuiles are affixed to create weave for domestic utensils. The text remains obscure but implies practical uses from hornet nests.
Kissing Sew Converts In City Church Spark Controversy
A new religion is introduced in a local colored church to celebrate new converts with a kiss from the entire congregation. The Boston Herald notes the ritual highlights both strong and weak points of the practice and the debate it stirs within the community.
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Boston
End to Boer War Hopes Amid Mixed News
Newspaper notes uncertain signals that the Boer War may soon end, promising relief to readers but warning of lingering dangers and ongoing suffering. The item hints at public longing for peace and relief from the conflict’s toll.
Moat Towel by Kite On Moselle Towage and Odd Remedies
A garbled OCR item notes a kite towing a six parsons device on the Moselle amid a rapid current. It references adding kites to increase traction and mentions medicinal products and historical notes about plants and fabrics, all in a scattered, insectary voice.
Wise Painting Ad Promises Quality Devoe Paints
An ad insults competitor paints as cheap and poor and touts Devoe ready paint as uniquely superior with guaranteed results. The copy mocks cheap workmanship and urges painting in full with Devoe, claiming it stands apart from rivals.
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Devoe
Devos
Thieves of Bombay and Moorhe bandits in lower Bombay
An archival report describes Bombay thieves using stealth and tricks to invade zenana areas and steal jewelry while avoiding guards, along with Moorhe bands raiding cattle in the countryside by smearing plant leaves with toxin. The piece notes the audacity of dacoits amid English troops and the clever tactics used to disappear.
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Bombay
Burrawa
Lower
Lore Heart
Tedia
Indiana
Shadow of Tusitala Becomes Chief's Chief Portrait Tale
In a tale of memory and longing Stevenson’s friend Polo begs for a photo of Tusitala. He resents a mismatched image and pleads for the shadow of the beloved chief, seeking a proper likeness to honor his clan and history.
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Ikobel
Gomory Stevenson
Beriber d
Stevenson
Macy
Sydney
Pola
Poin
Polo
Tusitnla
Mr. Stevenson
Sargreot
St. Geudens
Tuskala
Clothes and Character in Fashion Philosophy
The article argues that clothing shapes personality and temperament, and that outer garments transform the wearer. It warns against costly fashion copying and vanity, urging expressive, original dress aligned with inner ideas, citing A. J. Atkinson, M.D., Lodger Monthly.
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Steaff Tt
Atkinson
M.D
Lodger Monthly
Tur fireat Language and a puzzling bank visit
A fragmentary tale describes a man with a check speaking to a pollerman and asking about odd terms. The confused exchange includes questions about “oof” “planks” and “sweeter” as the narrator recites a murky dialogue, implying misheard or distorted words.
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Phin
Ita Murar
Cogrer
Saya J
World's Largest Dwelling House in Vienna Exposed
Descriptive note on a colossal dwelling called The largest dwelling house in the world, located in Vienna. It claims 1,000 feet in extent with upwards of 400 apartments, an enormous immune house-like complex with inner courtyards, open and covered gardens, and housing a whole city within its walls.
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Tubith
Vienna
Fragmented ad copy hints at erratic prizes and names
A garbled text fragment lists rewards and multiple broken phrases, mentioning Chen ey and Co and places like Toledo. It reads as an OCR error filled with stray words about prizes, singers, and tests, but no coherent event or report emerges.
Explorer Sven Hodin Reaches Charkhiik in China
In April, Sven Hodin, the explorer, arrived in the heart of China at Charkhiik without hearing of eastern troubles. He found the Chinese polite and obliging while visiting Bali. The Sanitarium Hathsone offers private baths and large swimming pools open day and night, five minutes from all hotels, promising pleasure and health.
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Sven Hodin
Charkhiik
China
Bali
Lale
Phoebe Poling Shaw Dies After Long Church Faith
Phoebe Poling Shaw died at her home in Neoaho county Kansas at ninety one. She belonged to the Methodist church for seventy years and for twenty seven years she read the Bible from cover to cover each year.
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Phoebe Poling Shaw
Bamia
Neoaho County
Kan
Methodist Church
Wisconsin farm lands offered in Marinette County sales
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Halfway line promotes farm land in Marinette County Wisconsin at low prices and favorable terms. It touts rich crops, strong markets, and a healthy climate as reasons to buy rather than rent. Contact general passenger agent in Chicago for details.
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Wisconsin
Marinette County
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
Italy's Woman Lawyer and Higher Criticism Debate
A garbled AP style page notes Signorina Teresa Leborioli as Italy's first woman lawyer, passing exams with honors but not permitted to advocate. It mentions debates on higher criticism, ritualism in church, and discouraged musical programs. Also references drug ads and local editorials including Atchison culture musings.
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Blanco W. A. Candler
Italy
Signorina Teresa Leborioli
Alexander the Great and Hellenistic Era Origins
Fragmentary text notes debate among scholars about whether Alexander the Great’s death or birth marks the start of the Hellenistic era. Includes scattered dates and figures from ancient to modern times, plus garbled references to population and sales roles.
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Alexander the Great
Alexander
Freight fare discrepancy from Liverpool routes noted
The notice states an extra 50 cents is charged for freight from Liverpool to Manchester (Hoglani) compared with Liverpool to Verotaew, labeled as pend don of freight costs. Observers should compare routing charges and verify the pricing structure and origin destinations.
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Liverpool
Manchester
Hoglani
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