Remarkable Journey and Other Feats in Old News
A widow Mrs Elizabeth Burne from Grand Rapids Michigan led seven children 700 miles on foot from Grand Rapids to Poplar Bluff Missouri over six weeks then continued to Odin before settling with relatives. The item also notes Italian goldsmiths congress in Florence and a long, mixed summary of presidential vote histories, Mary Anderson-Navarro remark, explorer Sven Anders Hedin’s Tibet ascent, and a Glamorgan pastor’s remarks about Claudia as founder of a Christian church.
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Elizabeth Burne
Mia
Burns
Grand Rapides
Odin
Poplar Bluff
Sven Andere Hovdin
Thibet
Thitet
Hedin
Lake
Lop Nor
a@rand
B. W. Vaughn
Llandert
Vale of Glamorgan
Walow
Mont Ancient Christian
Triniteh
Caractacuo
St. Paul
Claudia
Reverend Hindman at Lincoln First Presbyterian Church
Turmoil surrounds Lincoln Nebraska First Presbyterian Church as Pastor William Hindman faces charges and Bryan, a member, withholds involvement. Alderman Hodgman, a University of Nebraska professor, is criticized by Hindman during prayer service amid heated exchanges and accusations.
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Bryan
First Presbyterian Church
Lincoln
Neb
Hey
William WN. Hindman
Hindman
T.M
Pine tree monument near Kyoto in imperial gardens
A lone pine grows in grounds beside Kyoto's Golden Pavilion, dating to the fourteenth century. The tree stands as a monument to patient care and Japanese garden art, reflecting traditional Aesthetic and landscape craft emphasized in Mikajo empire studies. Also notes on political campaigning and Pekin pigeons with aeolian pipes and music.
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Kyoto
Japan
Mikajo
Prince William of Germany promoted to first lieutenant
Rawed in Reontk notes Crowe Prince William of Germany rises from second lieutenant to first lieutenant in the First Regiment of Guards. He is the emperor’s eldest son, praised for military zeal, discipline, and popularity among officers. The piece links royal soldiers to public ethics as Dr. Dean Richmond Babbitt calls primaries a Christian act fostering honest politics.
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Rawed
Reontk
Crowe
William
Germany
Firat Liewtenant
Firat
Guarda
Coldiere
Ax Roush
Mrurtiob
Dean Richmond Babbitt
Church of the Epiphany
New York
Vast global turmoil and industry hit by disaster and conflict
The report lists widespread costs from grain elevator damage in Galveston to 945,000 bushels of wheat lost, plus strikes, mine accidents, and industrial losses. It notes coal and rail impacts in Texas, regional shortages, and rising wartime pressures abroad. Black Jack Ketchum’s conviction, colonial defeats, and peace negotiation hopes accompany ongoing political and economic strain worldwide.
Indian on the Stamp Tall Beaver to Speak in Oklahoma
Tall Beaver chief of the Comanche in Oklahoma announces he will speak under a contract with the National committee. He claims to persuade people to support red men and voting, asserting his message will influence the country. A Hassell Indian School graduate and law student, he plans to address audiences in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Mission.
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Tall Beaver
Okahoma
Stu Tall Beaver
Haskell Indian School
Haw
Misson
King Carlos I of Portugal wins silver medal
In the Parla exhibition, the foe art section features a work by King Carlos I of Portugal. The jury at Orat debated judging him as king or artist but chose to evaluate his art on its merits, awarding a silver medal in the second class for his pastel.
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Carlos I
Portugal
Hia Paatel
Educating the Red Man and a Pioneering Superintendent
The article honors Mice Extella Reel of Wyoming for two years as superintendent of Indian schools. It highlights her pioneering federal role, travels across the nation to study reservation education, and efforts to raise standards and industrial training among Native communities.
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United States
Mice Extella Reel
Wyoming
Equal taxation of private property in proposed constitutional amendment
A fragmented and garbled text outlines a proposed constitutional amendment on uniform taxation. It references equal taxation for all persons and property, exemptions for private enterprises, and procedural steps for adoption, including ballots and enforcement from a specified effective date.
Constitutional amendment proposal described with mixed garbled text
The text presents a chaotic report on a constitutional amendment proposal tied to Article 10 and state education boards. It references a general election, electors, and approval processes but is obscured by garbled OCR, making specific names, dates, and places unclear. The likely focus is a legislative move concerning constitutional changes and their ratification path.
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Metin Lange
Tianabel
Euch
Abel
Lord
Silemetat Batons
Sica
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Elizabeth
Florence
Benvenuto Cellini
Italan Goldsmiths
Mary Anderson-Navarro
England
Mary
Tomoredhy
Gen- Yemah
AL Hiegdin
Rev. Hindman
George F. Hoar
Mamrachunetts
Jaxt
Russell
Lord Dufferth
Lord Roberts
Ulster Association
London
Lord Dufferin
Lord Rusesti
Depow
Republican Pampaten Committee
Donen
Pekin
Hawke
Prince William
Atalie
Galveston
Coutalord
Austria
Chios
Baldwin
Philadelphia
Peking
Tal- Wokan
Texas
Coliseum Board Track
New Mwnven
Miller
Archie McEachers
Cane Gowan
Earl TA Bes
Chiaree
Powera
Aefe
Tom Ketchum
Black Jack
Gout West
Clayton, N. M
New Mexico
M.de Crais
Abdah
Sahara
Mt Galveston
Lancashire
LA Wong Chang
Jonqois Miller
Japan Times
Saplog
Boon Koows
Pel
Tifa
Parin
Wells
Guayman
Mozice
Jat Jane
Tortugas
Dider
Estoile Real
Ania
Tunis
Eli
Meerrolis Pipe
Judy Iate
Ser S
Te Ie Reteby
Ihetea
Cnvettiucien
Piios
Pomona
Trier
Tyreee
Albert
Ald
Ener
Fawr
Seate
Eee
Esc
Eer
Wiehe
Sonny Wartity
Iopoalne Cosoneboan
Ito Ratu
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