Regent’s Rule Sparks Turmoil In Distant Realm
A sprawling tale outlines a royal succession crisis led by a regent facing invasion threats. Princess Olive is barred by old law, while a nearby prince reorders alliances and a millionaire falls victim to court intrigue as rulers prepare for a contested future. Prices listed: 500 to 1000.
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Sapantonis
Adelman
Jeo
Uport
Monk Genero
Olive
Almer
Amato
Ohrono
Adda
Wurst
Naevy
Ina Atedo O
Gale
Abort vagent Strike The poe: Ogu Cae writer ol' and thot rowird fr thuta for inate tho are a few their ote minabers
A garbled historical note discusses a labor dispute with vague references to writers, unions, and financial concerns. It mentions dollar amounts and bankruptcy imagery, questioning employer responsibilities and worker rights without clear dates or names.
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Inate
oMalato
Salsy the Union
Marriage Recited at Catholic Church
A wedding took place at the Catholic church with the bride and groom named Mr and Mrs. imea. Rev. Fatho officiated as the couple from Bowling Green and Bochmer reportedly attended. The ceremony marked the union of two local residents in a formal church setting.
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Bowling Green
Bochmer
Catholic Church
Fatho
Brida Awa
Imea
Liva Worth
Has Bocked High Class Shows Victor Janney to Open Season
Victor Janney, manager of the Pythian Theatre, plans a 1907-08 season opening next Tuesday August 20 featuring The Yankvuo Regent from Chicago. The troupe of 65 leaves Chicago with 260-night Garriel record and will be the season’s top priced production in Marshall. Notable attractions include Igle of Spice Chimes of Normandy Tempest and Sunshine and Belle of Japan. The Four Hunters, a 25-30 performer company, arrives next week for two weeks rehearsal and performances. Private families may contact Mr Janney to board troupe members during their stay.
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Victor Janney
Pythian Theatre
Chicago
Garriel
Mr. Janney
Marshall
Normandy
Japan
Normany
Hlunters
Vannoy
Marriages Plentiful Across Townonden Court House Ceremonies
A stream of wedding notices lists couples from Dolson Martinsville Cay and beyond marrying Saturday and Sunday at the county court house and by local ministers. Clergy like Rev M O Stonecipher and Judge Snaveley officiate, with couples including Lewis Notzly and Lillie Surry and J R Canady and Emma Smith among others.
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Wammana
Ker
Nannie Wet
Dolson Township
Court House
Seagay
H.R. Snaveley
Lewis Notzly
Lillie Surry
Martinsville
Snaveley
Carl Swift
Franklin
Ind
Earol Jinkins
Casay
M. O. Stonecipher
Presbyterian Church
Cagay
Joseph E. Cline
Mattia L
M. I. Paradnayor
Sy’ Ray
Frank W. Moore
J. R Canady
Hurgonviln
Emma Smith
Woatbo
Snavuley
T Sy
Marriage Licenses Listed From Various Towns
A compilation of marriage licenses follows with pairs including E Johnson of Spencerville with Alina Carrell of Casey, and Lewis W. Natzly of Martineville with Lilo Berry. Additional entries include Joseph F. Cline of Marshall with Mattia L. Gummera, John R. Canady of Matsonville with Emma Smith of West Union, and Jacob Dietrich of Bowling Gruen with Mary E. Bochmer of Marshall. Other couples noted are Alfred Torobaugh of Terre Laute with Mamio E. Wilson of Parker tp, and Nannie Wolch of Dolson tp with Earl Stammond.
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Parker
Nannie Wolch
Dolson
Oil Field Activity Dips Amid Unrest and Litigation
Reports show a general decline in field work in Sigi grade regions with output dropping from 20 to 40 percent. Unrest over standard of living and ongoing litigation have stalled operations, though future resumption at a large scale is anticipated once disputes end. Indiana Illinois and Oklahoma wells show mixed results with Crawford County extending drilling toward Robinson city limits.
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Indiana
Iinois
Wells Bliss
Oklahoma
Nols
Clark County
Crawford
Lawrence
Cumberland
Crawford County
Robinson
Delayed Burial Of Child Of Curtla Adams
The four year old child of Mr and Mrs Curtla Adams died in April 1908 in Redlands California after their return from here. Mrs Adams could not move the remains due to California health rules requiring a year burial. The child was later buried in Livingston Cemetery after arrival.
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Curtla Adams
Redlands
California
Livingston Cemetery
Marshall Launc Refitted With New Machinery Resume Work
The Marshall Launc has been refitted with new machinery and has resumed work. Dry cleaning and pressing are specialties. All work guaranteed. Your patronage solicited. vady Yonts A. VSR and Proprietors.
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yAda Yontsa
VSR
Telegraphers Quit Across Nation Amid Sympathy Strike
Telegraphers in Chicago led a sympathy strike over a San Francisco and Los Angeles dispute, with no formal demands. Operators nationwide followed, pausing real wires. Chicago’s Board of Trade urged Roosevelt’s intervention, while Western Union and Postal fleets said operations would continue in limited form.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United States
Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Small
O'Neill
National Board of Arbitration
Windy City
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Barn Fire Destroys Oliver Area Farm Buildings
A large barn owned by Georgy Walls near Oliver was struck by lightning Sunday around 11 o clock, burning with 40 tons of hay 400 bushels of corn oats and farm equipment. The new barn valued about 1000 had little insurance and the loss will hit Walls hard with the entire hay and feed destroyed.
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Georgy Walls
Oliver
Walle
Notice on Correction of Previous Statement by KohI and Colleagues
A corrective notice acknowledges an error in a prior assertion by G. L. Kohl and associates about a scientist's discovery. It clarifies that the described attire shows a blue shirtwaist with a white belt, replacing the earlier reference to a different “Sweet Sub stance” description.
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Elond
G. L. Kohl
Dix Pardon Controversy and Board Reversal
In a sworn accusation the speaker condemns Governor Toole for granting Seth Dix a pardon in the 1901 killing of Davis, noting the board of pardons disapproved citing lack of provocation. State witnesses, including the sheriff and saloon owner, say Dix acted in self defense as Davis fired first.
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Seth Dix
Gover
Jave Toole
Bes Divina
Dix
Nuvola
Indiana
Tho Board of Pardons
Board of
Mark
Davis
Ben Davis
Illinois
Board of Pardon
Ciovvole
Board of Pardonlese Bs
Mirek
Board of Pardons
Tha Overmore
Neer
County Teachers Institute Opens With 112 Enrolled
The County Teachers Institute opened Monday with an enrollment of 112 teachers and a total attendance of 165. County Superintendent Harry Peters guided the program with Miss Cora Baird in charge of primary work. Graduating exercises were held at the north side school building with 30 members and diplomas presented by Superintendent Drake. Ten free scholarships to State Normal Schools were provided by Professor Downey. The institute closes this afternoon and is reported highly profitable. The County Fair will open September 8 at Martinsville with increased premiums of 25 percent for stock and 20 percent for other entries to spur participation.
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Ploto
Mned
Harry
P. A. Downey
Chicago
Cora Baird
County Grammar Schools
North Side
Shoop
Drake
Downey
Bucklin Gardner Carnival Praised For Clean Conduct
A Bucklin Gardner Carnival Company exhibit in this city earned high praise for cleanliness and orderly conduct. The writer commends their gentlemanly behavior and hopes to see them again, noting such conduct would ease prejudice against fairs and carnivals.
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Bucklin-Gardner Carnival
Bucklin- Gardner
Former Marshall Citizen Dies in Accident
William Whitlock Archer formerly of this city died Saturday after an accident at Bass Lake. He and his wife were vacationing when he struck his head while diving. He was taken by special train to Chicago and then to a hospital where he died Saturday evening. He was the son of Lyman Archer. his mother is the widow of Judge Jacob Wilkin. He served as assistant general counsel for Armour & Company and leaves a widow, his mother, and an eleven year old son.
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William Whitlock Archer
Bass Lake
Chicago
Money Lost Between Marshall and Darwin in Pocket Book
A pocket book containing nine ten dollar bills and one twenty dollar bill was lost Wednesday evening between Marshall and Darwin. The owner left Orndorff's Wagon Yard at 5 o'clock for Darwin. Finder should leave at this office to claim a liberal reward.
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Marshall
Darwin
Orndorff
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Manic Wilson
Terro Haute
Tron
Jacgo Snaveley
Oll News
Marshall Launc
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Thove
Oun County Institute
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the Teachers’ Institute
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