Pico the Azores Peak and Humble Pico Maidens
A travel sketch from Fayal to Pico details Terceira and Graciosa, with vivid notes on Pico's volcano, coast, and people. It praises the mountain’s height of about 6000 feet, describes lava cliffs, ancient vines, and the striking Pico women, and recounts a night atop the crater followed by dawn views and a descent to Madelena.
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Azores
St. Michael
Portet Angra
Terceira
Vellus
St. George
Horta
Fayal
Pico
Angra
Steet
Topogra Igsky
Rean
Grand Manan
Maine
Manan
Wellas
Spain
Atlantic
Graciosa
St . Terceira
Payal
Nea
Tuscany
Madelena
Island Landing
Natu
Sean
Wapeaweed Seana Wi Jood
Re Mountain
Vicksburg
Chataboochie
Fayal Channel
Rich Garden Spots and Bad Lands Open to Settlement in South Dakota
The 11,000,000 acre western South Dakota reserve between the White and Cheyenne rivers is described as fertile rolling prairie with valleys of the White Missouri and Bad River. It notes abundant grazing, water issues from alkali, coal indications, and varied soils with western sections superior for moisture retention. Observers foresee substantial settlement and growth, with estimates of 100,000 settlers possible next summer, while cautions about water quality and access remain.
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South Dakota
St. Paul Globe
United States
Cheyenne
Sterk Stanley
Pratt
Presho
Nowlin
Jackson
Ziebach
Scobey
Delano, Rhinehart, Choteau, Martin and Wagner
Cheyenne River
Missouri
White River
Elkhorn Valley
Nebraska
Black Hills
White River Valley
New Domain
White Valley
Bad River
Etyria
Gwede
Sud
Bad Landa
R Bwede
Pla
Congress
Southata
White Rivers
A Trait in Human Nature Reveals Local Council Talk
Suburban residents openly criticize Braddock borough Council and officials over the Bien Thomson Steel Works impact. Citizens blame leaders for slow sidewalk work and uneven enforcement, while urging reformation before election as a reporter’s intrusion ends the discussion.
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Braddock
Alba
Tone
Colla
Pocough
Me Bien Thomson
J. B
Water supply dispute stirs Southside residents
The Tax Payers' Protective Association heard cries of insufficient water as residents across Carson Street and the West End described outages, higher insurance costs, and failed baths. Speakers urged action from the water company or city Councils while noting fires and hog-kill needs worsened by low flows.
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Oliver
Southside
Beinhauer
J. Yocum
Carson Street
West End
Seengis
Phos
Stengle
Drs- Patch
The Eighth Day Plot in Bidulphs Parlour
In a Park Lane study Mr Bidulph contemplates a drastic plan to raise £5000 within two months to prevent bankruptcy and imprisonment. He considers killing hundreds to save his family, then meets Denton in Millwall who unveils a theory and prototype for a weapon of staggering destruction. The next morning Bidulph learns of unexpected financial help but still plots how to fund his scheme as he weighs risks and moral consequences.
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Reinhart Klinsing
Bradford Street
Tenth
Doyle
Bingham Street
Bidulph
Park Lane
Ietas
Denton
Millwall
West Fleet Street
Mr. Ashton
Mr. Bidulph
America
Ashtons
New York
London
Cunard
Liverpool
Ashton
Widow of Sixteen Remarries in Clermont
A widow of sixteen, previously married at fourteen, has wed again at Clermont to Mrs. Lillie Lodington by Squire L. Hs Dodd. The bride, now Mrs. Breedlove, is the widow of a man who died two years ago. They will reside at their new home.
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Mr. Stengle
Soho
New York
Tax Payers’ Protective Association
Admiralty
Bidulph
War Offices
United States
India
Manry
Savannah
Kasser
Sea
Giaplanti Tom
Denton
Florids Times-Union
J Jesse Breedlove
Clermont
Lillie Lodington
L. Hs Dodd
Guffy Brothers Drilled Well on Wetzel Farm Near Arbuckie No 1
The Guffy brothers yesterday brought in a well on the Wetzel farm close to Arbuckie No 1. It did not strike a strong gusher and no signs of production were observed. Arbuckie No 2 was not in yesterday afternoon.
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Guffy Brothers
Wetzel Farm
Arbuckie No. 1
Mr. Seem
Arbeckie
Training Athletes at College Gyms Described Tomorrow
Tomorrow's Dispatch features Professor Goldie detailing methods used in college gymnasiums to train athletes. It outlines training regimes, equipment, and coaching approaches shaping student performance.
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Goldie
A Grand Rat Hunt at the Market House
At about 9 pm Tuesday a crowd entered Market Hall and blocked exits. A. Stucky, George Metz and T. Taylor with dogs headed a lively rat hunt, releasing hounds to chase rats through the hall. Ten rats found in a stove, with 30 more killed by 10 o'clock. A blooded rat terrier helped, killing 11. Organizers promise another hunt soon.
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A. Stucky
George Metz
T. Taylor
Fannie
Mr. Stucky
Fraudulent furniture salesman vanishes after failed scam in McKeesport
A man identifying as J. E. Anderson claimed to represent the National Furniture Company of Pittsburg selling destroyed valuables and issuing numbered tickets in McKeesport. Purchasers were promised a chance to win a furniture suite, but Anderson disappeared after leaving a hotel, raising warnings about counterfeit schemes and urging buyers to insist on genuine products like Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup.
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J. E. Anderson
National Furniture Company
Pittsburg
Ae of
Needies
McKeesport
Anderson
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Azore Isle
Ef, L. Wake
Madelena Pescadores
Europe
St George Or
Pico’s Crater
Sorisiea
Madelenn
Epear
Wakemas
Great Sioux
Explorers
Cheyenne Valley
North Pe
Uence
Anyon
Braddock Ciisens
Berkeley
F. C. Reinhauer
Monongahela Water Company
la Landing
Isle of Dogs
Welles
Martin
Momaloe Iecueumieiea
Dr. Bull
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