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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1905

Page

6

Fiery final clash on Transasiatic as Faruskiar defeats Ki Tsang

In a dangerous assault on the Transasiatic train near a Gobi thicket, bandits led by Ki Tsang attack to seize the treasure. Faruskiar and Ghangir spearhead the defense with Chinese guards, civilians, and witnesses, ending with Ki Tsang slain and the raid repelled.

Ti-Tsang Gobi Noltitz Douchak Faruskiar Ghangir Faraskiar Tchertchen Tcharkalyk Nathaniel Morse Fulk Ephrnnell Horatia Bluett Seena Ee & Mining Cole Wee Miss Bluett Falk Ephrnnell Varaskiar Lob-Nor Major Nolitz Folk Epbhrinell Isaac Abraham Rebecca Rachel Caterna Central Asia Nathanial Morne Kandijar Titus Pekin Transasiatic Popof Ki-Taang Ki-Tsang Monsieur Bombarnac Pan Chao Ephrinell Stoker Noltusz Bandijar Popef Francis Trevellyan Trevellyan Hall Ephrnnell Ron Faruakiar Madame Caterna Kinko Nobita Varuskiar

Santa Fe Trail Hotel Concept For Las Vegas

A Las Vegas Optic reader proposed a three story native brownstone hotel named the Santa Fe Trail Hotel Company. The plan includes a 220 foot dining room walls featuring the Santa Fe trail from Westport to Santa Fe, portraits of historic figures, and scenes from the route with rooms named for states and territories. Estimated cost cited at $80,000 with 60 rooms.

Las Vegas Kansas City Star Optic The Westport Missouri River Santa Fe United States Cavalry Noble Rediman Doniphan Kit’ Carson F. O. Kihlberg Colonel Brunswick William Kroenig Olathe Kan Comnciil Grove Bent's Fort Raton Mountains Red River Station Fort Union Fort Craig Pigeon Roost

Census Finds 4000 Baby Girls Married in Bengal

Census in Bengal reveals 4000 infant brides in the province with 600 under one year old listed as widows. The figures highlight early marriage and danger to infant girls, raising concerns among reformers and officials.

Bengal

Reclamation Law Aims to Water West Deserts

William B. Curtis describes The Reclamation Law as a tax free plan to irrigate arid western lands. It uses sale proceeds from public lands to fund irrigation systems with ten year payments and refunds the government as projects expand. Nevada projects begin with Truckee and Carson rivers, extending to Humboldt and Walker rivers for broader irrigation and settlement.

Roosevelt Great West Reclamation Fund Treasury Irrigation Bureau Arzona Colorado Idaho Nebraska Nevada New Mexico Truckee River Lake Tahoe Carson River Carson's Sink Humboldt William B. Curtis

Bread Returned to Nagle After Small Loan Becomes Fortune

Per cival F. Nagle of New York, once a famed oarsman and public servant, learned that a $1,000 loan years ago had been secured by unimproved Bronx property now worth between $200,000 and $250,000. He had unknowingly held 44 Bronx lots, the “crumb” returning as a "whole loaf" of wealth.

Percival F. Nagle New York Mr. Nagle Percival F. Nagleford van Wyck Nagle Bronx

Speaking from Experience and Bouda's Marriages

The quote notes Bouda, an elder figure, whose two daughters recently wed foreign nobles. The speaker contrasts perceptions of wealth, asking who among the crowd sees the rich growing poorer while the poor gain. The item captures social commentary via a wry remark in Puck.

Bouda Puck

Fragmentary Quote Page Ends in Threats

A damaged OCR snippet shows Cholly Metwit threatening self harm after refusing Dolly Hotshet. The lines reference a bullet in the head and a rattling impact, indicating a distressed exchange with implied violence. No other context or identifying details are available.

Dolly Dolly Hotshet

Will Travel a Mile a Minute Motor Monocycle

Oswald Jensen of New York unveils a monocycle with a nine foot wheel and two extendable auxiliary wheels. The vehicle rides inside a large wheel, can cross rough terrain without roads, and pivots on a single tire for high speed, with possible military and desolate-area use.

New York Oswald Jensen Utica Globe

Magnificent Baku Cathedral Highlights Fusion Architecture

In Baku on the Black Sea, mob violence has been noted recently yet the city displays grand churches built in a semi Oriental style. The accompanying image shows a vast cathedral that embodies a blend of architectural systems.

Baku Black Sea Russian Empire Russia

Phrase from Kansas on cyclone cellars and froit holes

A Kansas note contrasts slang for cyclone cellars with New York Tribune terms. A man is asked to buy a ticket to an entertainment for poverty relief. He retorts you have your nerve claiming I am one of the poor.

Kansas New York Tribune

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