Breen Rebuts Hillis On Russia England Parallels
Walter Breen of Glenwood Iowa writes the Tribune rebutting Dr Hillis on Russia and England comparing 1905 to 1264. He notes Russia lacks a national assembly while England formed Parliament centuries earlier and argues English progress was greater despite religion and clericalism differences.
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Walter Breen
Glenwood
Hillis
Russia
England
Breen
The
Tribune
Lowa
Sir $8
de Montford
Great Britain
Waren Brenn
Malvern Social Notes and Local Moves
Mrs Viner spent Friday with Mrs Wing at Peaceville Edna Shenefield slowly recovers from a severe fall last week Mrs Fishback spent weekend with friends in Glenwood W E H Wyant went to St Louis Saturday with cattle Pred Stone and family visited the Peyton Forres near Randolph MS Vestal buys Henry Boyer house in Strahan to move this fall Miss Clara Drenning leaves for Cedar Falls Monday JL Talbott’s barn burned Monday evening stock escaped sale of A N Speer lumber yard to H A Quinn Lumber Co of Council Bluffs Ada Ober of Foxcroft Me visits relatives in Malvern Henry Boyer rents a cottage on East Hill to move his family here for school CH Brooks may relocate and prefer Queen Mills PM Cadwell and T B Trego return from Nebraska where Trego bought a quarter section three miles southwest of Plainview Glenwood Chautauqua visitors included Mrs WH Wyant and son Dr and Mrs Campbell Major and Mrs Barnes and George White It is hoped Malvern crossings become permanent both in fact and theory with old ones removed and new ones in place
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St Louis
Stone
Peyton Forres
Randolph
Vestal
Henry Boyer
Strahan
Clara Drenning
Cedar Falls
JL Talbott
A N Speer
H 4 Quinn Lumber Co
Council Bluffs
CH Brooks
Queen Mills
Cadwell
T B Trego
Nebraska
Plainview
Farewell Visit Notes From Shenandoah Residents
Miss Mae McComas of Shenandoah made a farewell visit to friends at Strahan and White Cloud the first of the week. She leaves soon for Washington where her sisters are already located, Miss Anna Plumb and Beulah Christy of Silver City, and Mrs John Mechire were in town Saturday en route to Tabor. Miss Plumb leaves September 1 for Cedar Falls to work at the State Normal for the year.
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Mae McComas
Shenandoah
Strahan
White Cloud
Washington
Anna Plumb
Beulah
Christy
Silver City
John MecChire
Tabor
Plumb
Cedar Sails
Nornal
Wedding officiant visits Silver City and regional events
Key RR Muser officiated a wedding in Portsmouth on Tuesday. Gertie Lacock returned from Hot Springs SD. Arch Venable and wife stayed with relatives in Omaha last week. Mrs J Wh tpton of Carson visited D C Jackson's home. Ova Lacock of Cowheil Bluffs visited Silver City. Melbourn circus drew a fair crowd. Mrs Richard Bada was hospitalized in Council Bluffs. Grange picnic and lecture occurred at Tracy Moss farm with Ex-Governor N J Bachelor from New Hampshire and State Master A B Judson attending.
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Key RR Muser
Portsmouth
Gertie Lacock
Hot Springs
Arch Venable
Omaha
J Wh Tpton
Carson
D C Jackson
Ova. Lacock
Cowheil Bluffs
Silver City
Melbourn
Richard Bada
Council Bluffs
Grange
Tracy Moss Farm
N. J. Bachelor
New Hampshire
A. B. Judson
Local Malvern and Shenandoah Notes Update
Jake Achenback acted as Malvern caller on Monday with a new agent near Thiel property. Vergel Stork returned from Waterloo Iowa while John Keenan improves after being shot in Council Bluffs. Shipments to St Louis from Strohl Scharr and RS Murphy progress. Simpson College students visited for an entertainment and talk on college work despite cloudy weather.
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Jake Achenback
Thiel
Vergel Stork
Waterloo
Iowa
Wworrest Chantry
Fairview School
Floyd Marianyville
W W Wolfe
Shenandoah
John Keenan
Mike Murray
Council Bluffs
Strohl & Scharr
St Louis
RS Murphy
Simpson College
A Poor Illustration of Whisky Water Contrast
Olio lecturer Tindson Tuttle recounted a temperance tale where a water drop shown on a screen magnified horrors to prove whisky’s power. Adding whisky stunned the creatures, ending with an old audience member vowing never to drink water again without whisky.
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Tindson ‘Tuttle
Olio
Tuttle
Jabez
San Antonio
Tribune Mills county map at fifty cents
Tribune offers Mills county map for 50 cents to subscribers only. Limited supply, so readers should act quickly to secure a copy and stay informed on local Mills county news.
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Tribune
Mills County
Report on Russian fleet failures and mutinies at sea
A London dispatch summarizes Admiral Rozestvenskys report on the battle of the Sea of Japan. It accuses builders officials and crews of faults and mutinies in Madagascar Formosa and at sea. The account details poor armor telemeters shells misfires and divided commands amid a costly Russian defeat.
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Sea of
Tapan
Rojestvensky
Tentton
London
New York Times
Japan
Nebogatott
Nebogatofi
Sea of Japan
Nebogatoff
Seninvin
Apraksin
Horestvensky
Enquist
Vovlkergum
Nebogetoff
Nan
Orel
Nikolas I
Senlavin
Nakhimoff
Senfayin
Sukhimoff
Seniavin
Nikolai II
Wach
Attu
Mystery of a Golf Ball Found in Indian's Pocket
In a Shinnecock Hills tournament match Walter J. Travis and Jerome Travers trust a tense finish. Travers drives toward the hill and a ball allegedly strikes a Native American, disappears, then reappears in a rider’s hip pocket with Travers’ private mark, clarifying the game’s outcome.
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Travers
Walter J. Travis
Jerome D. Travers
Shinnecock Hills
Long Island
Southampton
N. Y
New York Herald
Cnp
Nassau
Travis
John M. Ward
Kaiser Rewards Guard Who Saved Frederick the Great Statue
George Ellis, a Black man, saved the Frederick the Great statue in Frederict by removing an explosive box. Emperor William awarded Ellis a silver watch and chain via the diplomatic bureau. Dynamite criminal Gessler Rosseau was arrested in Philadelphia after driving to Washington barracks and throwing the device, witnesses described seeing smoke and a blast that stunned Wilts and shattered nearby windows.
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Elia
Jim
Baron Komura of Harvard Revealed by Boston Herald
The Boston Herald recalls Baron Komura as a Harvard Law student who declined social society, choosing to study American character and life instead. He admired Emerson and adopted a motto from his writings, noted as a quiet diplomat with keen observing eyes.
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Baron Keomura
Harvard
Baron Komura
Harvard Law School
Baron Kaneko
Boston
Boston Herald
Komms
Emerson
Komura
Electric Trains Opened in Manila The Yankee Plan Noted
The London Chronicle reports a recent letter praising Manila electrification. It notes fifty miles of rails laid per a Yankee design, with diverse crowds marveling at the new system and the refrain No pushee, no pullee, go Nke hetlee in pidgin English.
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Manila
America
Philippines
Ag Pn
London Chronicle
Kipling Hitself
Railway spending forecast by Manitoba ex premier
Thomas Greenway, former Manitoba premier, estimates that in the next few years western Canada will spend more than 75 million dollars on railway construction.
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Canada
Thomas Greenway
Manitoba
Western Canada
Studies of Stevens End of Liquor Business at Rail Camp
Judge Kinkade recalls John Stevens as a bold engineer and disciplinarian who ended a saloon menace at a remote rail camp by using decisive action. He also narrates a near Panama trip caused by a dog bark legend and shares Stevens path from Marquette to the Panama project via the Canadian Pacific and Duluth South Shore lines.
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John SK. Stevens
Panama Canal
Rt. Kinkade
Toledo
Roosevelt
Mexico
Theodore J. Shonts
Enna
Stevens
Jude
Judge Kinkade
Mr. Stevens
Marquette, Mich
Duluth, South Shore and Athletic Railway
Calvin 8. Brice
Liam
Samuel Thomas
New York
Judge Kinitade
Ar. Stevens
Dulath, South Shore and Atlantic
Ontonagon County
Marquette
Eamp
Demsol
Saation
Selkirk Mountains
British Columbia
John Stevens
Panama
Canadian Pacific
Selkirk Mountain Range
Str Donald
Glacier House
Engineera Sud
Elytt Vation
Self
President Roosevelt Reviews Naval Squadron Aboard Warships
An informal review aboard the North River fleet sees President Roosevelt along with Mrs. Roosevelt as Rear Admiral Evans and conning officer Baird attend the USS Maine. The Sylph passes under Alabama while salutes play and signaling signals flash along the line of battleships in a disciplined, ceremonial review.
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Beene
Alabama
Wessel
New York Herald
Reeder
North River
Marine Guard
Pressy
Mrs. Roosevelt
Jersey Shore
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Elver
Dan Lamont Memory Reveals Sharp Public Service Mind
John T. Devine, Washington character and former proprietor, recalls Daniel Lamont as having the finest memory in public service. He notes Lamont never forgot a face, greeting many coworkers by name from long before, including a clerk he had not seen in twelve years.
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Dan Lamont
Daniel Lamont
John T. Devine
Washington
Washington Post
Mr. Devine
Lamont
Old St. James
Cleveland
Shoreham
Othello Identity Rediscovered in Milan Archives
The London Globe reports new Milan archives show Shakespeare’s Othello draws on a Venetian nobleman rather than a Moor. Desdemona is linked to the Querint family, with clues of a Venetian romance and a 1542 Desdemona refuge at Cradi a church later converted to a mosque.
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Cabergt
Milan
Italy
Shakespeare
London Globe
Olor
Desdemona
Epustiun
la Crete
Cradia
Russia's Urgent Need for Red Schoolhouses
The Chicago News opines that Russia must develop a large number of small red schoolhouses to sustain its republic, describing the need as essential and incremental for national renewal and governance.
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Russia
Chicago News
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George White
Steve Criswell
A W Pease
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