St Louis Centennial Reflects Century of Westward Rise
The piece surveys St Louis from its 1764 founding to its 1909 centennial, highlighting the city’s transformation from a 900-person frontier outpost to a midcontinental hub. It links keelboats, fur trade, and river routes to future steam, aviation, and continental growth, praising civic pride and future potential.
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St. Louis
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Missouri
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St Louis
Great West
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William Clark
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Oregon
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Fowl Bone Graft Used On Young Patient Jaw
A six year old girl at St. Josephs hospital in Omaha underwent a jaw reconstruction. A diseased section of Lucretia Norrias jaw was removed and replaced with a chicken bone graft from a freshly killed bird. The procedure aimed to correct a congenital jaw malformation.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
Lucretia Norria
Ministers Choser at Missouri Methodist Conference
Amid adjournment of the ninety second Missouri Annual Conference ministers were assigned by Bishop W A Quayle. The list includes many appointments across towns and circuits with supply and confirmation noted for numerous pastors and churches throughout the state.
Cleveland Leader Notes Worries Without George Boraud Shaw
The Cleveland Leader remarks that Americans must cope without George Boraud Shaw and suggests reclaiming a portion of his impact. The piece underscores ongoing worries and the need to rely on internal concerns rather than external fixes.
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George Boraud Shaw
Cleveland
Women Rule the Country in Ghat Office
A Cleveland Leader note reports that civil order in Ghat shows women wielding power across offices, signaling broad reach of modern civilization and leadership. The brief emphasizes women's influence in governance and public life.
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Cable News
Ghat
Cleveland
Zeppelin Title Choices Regarding Conant Zeppelin
The note from the Mttebure Chronicle Telegraph asks readers to decide a potential title for Conant Zeppelin. It presents two options, Prince of the Milky Way and Duke von Ursamstor, as possible conferments. No final decision has been made yet.
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Prince of the Milky Way
Duke von Ursamstor
Mttebure
Denzoste of soda vote outcome noted in record
The Chicago Record-Herald reports a vote result of seven to forty four, indicating a decisive outcome. The language reflects a cautious interpretation as the item is deemed nearly harmless, with the source text offering a fragmentary view of the decision.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Ups and Downs on Crete and Cape Cod Wrecks
Crete sees the Greek flag tied to fortunes at sea while Cape Cod shores recall twenty years of wrecks totaling about 1,000 vessels carrying passengers and freight. The passages warn against risky bets and the folly of misplaced confidence.
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Cape Cod
Unhappily our new possessions affect icy horizons
A terse note from the Hoston Transcript laments that new possessions will have little effect on the aries of ice, suggesting stagnant conditions or a playful, cryptic reflection on material gains versus enduring cold.
Col Arthur Lynch United Irish War Hero Seeks West Clare Seat
Col Arthur Lynch, famed for fighting England in the Anglo Irish War and later tried for treason, is invited to stand for parliament in West Clare. The piece notes his earlier election to the house, a royal pardon in 1707, and his controversial wartime actions including serving as a volunteer with Krieger’s army and leading an eclectic corps.
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London
Arthur Lynch
Weat Clare
Ireland
England
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le Journal
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Diepaich
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Heamon
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Lenebs
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Advertlin
Diplomatic Post Hinted for Wisconsin Leader Milestone
Matizon Whe-drow James O Day Khewn, once allied with Stalwart Republicans to stay from major races, reportedly offered a diplomatic post to Norway in return. Born in 1472, he grew up in Reeds town Wisconsin and built a long career in milling and mercantile work at Soldier's Grove. He served in the legislature, state treasurer, and lieutenant governor before succeeding La Follette as governor in 1906.
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la Follette
Straw Used as Wood Substitute for Matches
Straw from grasses and cereals is diced into two inch pieces, refined by wind, boiled in paraffin, dried, and dipped in chlorate of potash and gum arabic to form the inflammable tip. If adopted widely, this method could replace wood in match production and yield a wax-like, low-cost match with improved performance.
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