HOME WORK-Win at 211 W Commerce street
Reading from the long notice sheet shows a patchwork of ads and court summaries. It lists Henry Pauly at 4 felt, Jno. I. Wamhleon in Daily Light building, coal and wood deliveries, and various notices about real estate taxes, opium cures, and a forthcoming court session with judgments and divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Commerce Street
Binelssmith-Ami
Idng Pr
Jno. I. Wamhlweon
Daily Light
Commerce Street Bridge
Captain Luna A New Mexico Leader and Rough Rider Hero
Captain Maximilian Luna a New Mexico politician and Rough Riders officer is remembered for brave service in Cuba and leadership in the House. He died at 30 in the Philippines while leading troops and aiding his unit, leaving a widow, Mrs Keyes, and a legacy tied to Spanish lineage and state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximiliian Luna
Wenner Ella
Luna
Pranquilla Tuna
Mentete
Congress
Otero
Solomon Lane
Republican National Executive Committee
R. E B. Gergere
New Mexico
Capitol
Arimine
America
Theodore Troosevelt
Rough Riders
War Department
Maximilian Keyes
Pieteenth Infantry
Leutenant
Eroop
Flo
Reeeevelt
Santiago
Shatter
United States
Toral
Luna Wee
Imom Mountauk Polndo
B. Keyes
State House of Representative
Shere
Tiame
Thirty-fourth Infantry
Aianila
Lawton
Line
Mins Keyes
No. 1
Tower Post
Cly
Eit Nafice
Saltic
Afexica
Max Keyes
Cuba
Stosevelt
Ax Reelmental
Coalane
Roosevelt
Mertennat
Third Infantry
Bolt Ihe Lunn
Keyes Tamiliva
Max
Lunn
A. S. Reves
Third Cavalry
Danvily
Sale of Wife for One Dollar Sparks Town Upset
A Shamokin incident reports a man and his wife being sold for one dollar to a friend, a dispute over repayment leading to a weaponless struggle. John Specha bought the wife after the seller offered her for a dollar, but Boletski tried to reclaim her, violence followed, the sale was canceled, and all three were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley
Aned Bali
Austin
C. Cresson
Bia
Deaf and Dunth Asylum
Telty
Cre
San Antonio Peoals
Jnne
Leanna
San Antonio
Smissen
Riphleds Echols
Maye
Pettus
Horff
Tienne
Thawmpeo
Winthrop
Miyerlek
West
Musgrove
Dent
Dumb Carmarsk
Wit
Seth Wherfier
Joan Beletski
Bprinefield
John Specha
Philadelphia North American
Shamokin
Golerski
Conungh
Specha
Tor Gollar
Boletski
Srecha
Ami
Buletski
Savage Bachalor Debate Cited Over Religion
The Indianapolis Journal notes a quarrel between two figures the Savage Young and the Savage Barrid over the Mohammedan religion. The exchange centers on penance, with the Barrid challenging the Young’s claim about religious ideas and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage Bachalor
Steel Young
Avery
Savage Barridor
Indianapolia Journal
Will Not Surrender Says Fitinine Leader
A Fitinine leader vows to continue in the field, declaring the will to fight on despite surrender talks, as reported by the Chicago Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leva
Sehieh
Cricago
Sailoh Danibe and a War Veteran Visit and Observations
Sailor Danibe, a wounded World War II veteran from the battleship Charteston, travels with his uncle Professor Madison in the city. He reflects on the war, the Ludbourne Islands action, and comments on women in wartime while awaiting medical clearance. The section also lists hotel arrivals in Galveston and surrounding city guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailoh Danibe
Feony
de Wowsten
Professor Madison
Pith Street
J. Paylel
Miam County
United States Service
Neva
Chartestan
Philppines
Galveston
Sable Bay
Manila
Ludrone
Merning
Will H. Rust
St. Lowis
Tor
Cohen
Pusntille
Affelonan
Workersman
Wondy
St. Louis
J. Hazen
Chicago
Max Lobenstett
N.Y Aehaul
N.Y
Oliver HW. Green Loule
Jerome
Kansas City
Aia Yeston
Chas. MW. James
Boston
G. , Wetlan
R. B. Zu
jSt. Louis
Ny A. Gage
Mia
Prank Ulezards
Shouston
Orr ‘Neal
N. TI Davenport
F. W. McCollen
Cinelaugtt
We Michatx
Dea McKingey
Paihia
M. Chaurety
Tehutt
A Fraction Question in The Praction Text
A fragment from a historical text asks what a fraction is. It mentions a part of anything and includes a garbled example referencing Mme Bel and a time marker. The readable lines show an attempt at explaining fractional parts but are incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme Bel
Siginteenth
Tyne
Alelbourne
Fragmentary journal snippet on Aunt Jemima scene
The readable lines describe a surprising glass cut as a gift and an awkward exchange involving Aunt Jemima. Names and clear events are fragmented, with confusion over handling and sharing the item during a social moment.
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the Sunday Light
Ft Light
Liquond
Olain
Crystal
Loan and Deposit Game
Exlny of
T. J. Ight
Lakeview
Gale
Adres BT
Minton
Agdallion
Johnson
Chwlds
Anaseihe Weick
Commerce
Mes Mohge
J. T. Wilson & Co
Boera
BisGoldritk
B. N. Sanchtya
Durango Street
Weis
Birs
Biekr
Ar Ecoure
Eqcatod Av
Houston Street
Carter | Transfert CO
Téiephoar
Henry Pauly
McAllister
Stovall
Tel
M. Guillaume
Mies
Guillaume
Mme. M. Gilbaume
Texas
Thave
Corsiesna
Antonio
Olasa
Wyer
Steddings
J. Levlok
Progress Council
Order of Chosen Friends
Bee
Friendship Council
Renam
Uber Hall
Wright Piiiding
Houston and
Nayar Streett
Nawton & Weller
County Court House
Gaxes
Breneman
Green
John AL Walker
West Horsey Street
George Paschal
West Houston Street
Flores and
Cameron Streets
Mite Bros. Va. Wrest
Aydict
Worty-Atth District
State of Texas
San Antonio Street Railway Company
Charles Mayer Va
Henry J&. Burke
Sall
Portyfirth
Joige Camp
Kroea Tolison Ys
Charles — Jonson
Martha Smith
Ns Smith
Plainiff's
Sua Hil
J. Alland
Plainiff
Sullly
San’ Antonio
Summertin
Piatneléé
A. W. Wousten
Brooks
Ulrich Warnsteiner
William Hausmann
Germany
Bexar County
Hauemann
Peter Jonas
Comminsioners' Court
Wreinesting
Thureday
Beethoven Pall
Teethoven Maennerchor
Alamo Street
Haessler
Beethoven Maennerchor
Aye Marly
Mit Cello
Aeaterinaaay
Helligen
Tom Pache Fieethoveny Macnnércher
August Schemmel
European Dists
Youneledy
Eiderdown
Eidertown
Game Mso
Vore
Eshol
Tno
India
Vaileia
Joske Brothers
Max Luna
Althorah
Tommy
Yetz Tomuny
Pawenys Ik
Filey
Glint
Indianapolis
Jemima
Rharlor
Wolfson
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