Public Sale at Indian Springs Farm Affected By Resignation
A public sale is announced for Saturday February 10 at Zunifelds gurt on Indian Springs farm. Personal property includes horses described as well broken, cows milking, a wagon, buggy, harnesses, furniture, sewing machine, stove, and household goods. Terms require cash or credit with interest penalties and security. removal only after payment and compliance.
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Zunifelds
Tin
Indian Springs Farm
Spanish Vengeance in Reign of Emperor Charles
Fragmentary notes describe a fate tied to a faithless solon during the early days of Charles's reign. The terse account hints at Spanish resentment and a punitive outcome, reflecting a period of political tension and enforced obedience.
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Solon
Charies
Charles
Miners Conference Called By United Mine Workers
Daviess county miners received a call from Secretary For of the district for a state joint Indiana miners conference. The convention opens in Terre Haute on March 32 and runs until business is finished. Insurance for miners against accidents is expected to be a main issue. If the Indianapolis district conference succeeds, a state joint convention may be held, possibly with the miners state meeting.
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Daviess County
of Districtl
United Mine Work
Indiana
Terredante
Indianapolis
Indian Republicans Elect 13 District Chairmen
District chairman selections were announced for 13 Indiana districts. Marcus Sonntag of Evansville leads district one, Will H. Hays of Salivan district two, Robert W. Morris of New Albany district three, John W. Lewis of Seymour district four, John G. Bryson of Brazil district five, Ainus Maridith of Richmond district six, and John G. Huckelisus of Indi district seven.
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Will H. Hays
Salivan
Robert W. Morris
New al
John Ge ‘Bryson
Brazil
Ainus Maridith
Richmond
Road to Wealth Maxims to Which Rathschad Ascribed
A compact note outlines wealth maxims linked to Rathschad, tracing their attribution to a historical thinker or figure. The text sketches guidance on frugality, prudent investment, and decisive action within a moral framework.
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Rathschad
Bride and Groom Found Hidden in Freight Car
The brakeman on a freight train discovers a sealed boxcar containing a bride and groom on their wedding trip. They claim they escaped a forced marriage after obtaining the car and signaling the engineer to stop the train. The scene includes a dimly lit interior with a bed, stove, carpet, and improvised plumbing.
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Von-2
Arain
Teguler
Abon m
Goa
Tip
Dot
Jooker
Amateur smugglers and duty evasions exposed in New York port
New York officials note most smuggling prosecutions come from anonymous letters and social chatter. Discharged servants, dressmakers, jewelers and even friends report suspected purchases abroad. A lady's maid letter described jewelry and dresses as evidence of smuggling and evasion. One woman claimed $500 in duties but was charged only $350, highlighting attempts at underpaying duties.
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New
York
Distorted History in a Russian Textbook
The Chicago Record-Herald notes a distorted history in a Russian school textbank edited by a renowned scholar. It cites Louis XVI as peaceful and beloved, Louis XV's era, and Napoleon Bonaparte’s misdeeds, with Napoleon exiled to St Helena and dying there.
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Neposteon
Loratski
Louis XVI
Paris
Louis Vvi
Louis XV
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Russias
St. Helena
Chicago Record-Herald
Queer Stand of Poverty in a Poverty Stricken District
A New York Sun quote describes a 32 New York woman guiding an upstate guest through extreme city poverty. They encounter three windows seeking a general housemaid, prompting the guest to halt, noting that poverty is not dramatic enough to match her expectations and that she cannot afford a servant.
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New York
New York Sun
First Stocking Frame Invention By William Lee
A historical note describes William Lee of Culverton making the first stocking frames in 1586 with help from his sweetheart. He reportedly died in Paris in 1610, having received little reward. The Stocking Weavers' Company was established in 1663 and Britain led early in the industry.
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William Lee
Culverton
Paris
Weavers' Company
Marriage and companionship echo through a noble family
A marquis and baroness discuss love, marriage, and endurance as younger family members form new bonds. They recall a past separation caused by a tennis dispute and reflect on the role of companionship, children, and lasting affection in marriage.
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Cecile
Nature
Elise
Fauchette
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