Census enumerators to reach 65 thousand for 1910 count
Washington, Sept 11 The Thirteenth Decennial Census will require about 65 000 enumerators for the United States Hawaii and Porto Rico. States like California New York Pennsylvania and Illinois lead in required force with significant increases over 1900. Time limits tighten the effort with eight hour days and rapid district work.
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Too Many Rivals at 1878 Spanish Throne Exhibition
Senor Castelar recalls a lavish 1878 ball where Isabella II hosted Amadeo of Savoy. He met Montpensier Don Carlos and Joaquin Molins envoy, spotlighting multiple claimants to the Spanish throne and triggering Amadeo’s quick exit from the palace near the Arc de Triomphe.
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Senor
Emilio Castelar
Marshal de MacMahon
Isabella of Bourbon
Amadeo of Savoy
Spain
Arc de Triomphe
Amadeo
Duc de Montpensier
Roy
Don Carlos
Marquis de Molins
Alfonso XII
Heiress Seeks Title Check Before Marriage
In a humorous probate court moment an heiress asks a lawyer to examine her fiancé’s title before marriage. The exchange ends with the judge presiding over the comic title question.
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Pre- Berveus
Repartee Clarifies Father Daughter Exchange
A twelve year old girl Ma bel asks what repartee means. Her father replies that it is back talk, but twenty smart phrases she would wish she had said herself.
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Mabel
Father
May Skinner's Mountaintop Homestead Wedding in Letter
California letter from 1909 details May Skinner a Davison County graduate who leaves homesteading near Entiat with Almer Rhodes. The narrator recounts May's July 1 wedding on a mountain top thirty miles from town, the merry celebration under pines, and a later Stehekin Lake Chelan camping trip with a raft of details about guests, food, and travel.
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South Dakota
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Yankton College
State University of Vermillion
Spokane
Wash
Entiat
Almer Rhodes
May
Arthur
Institutions of Learning
Kennewick
New
Oklahoma
Mrs
Chelan
Pacific Northwest
Stehekin
Rainbow Falls
Forest Rangers
Sage
Falls
Boulder Creek
Many Land Entries Held Up in Rapid City District
Rapid City South Dakota September 13 Charles W Atkinson special agent for the land office in Washington returns to Rapid City after a strenuous tour in the Belle Fourche district He took evidence in 300 cases in Rapid City and 15 in Belle Fourche In August he made 104 investigations with 62 found at fault and to be reported to Washington Deser land entries were generally bad as filers never reclaimed them or did so only superficially to avoid patent issuance
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Parker
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Rapid City
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