Remarkable Alva mare Hop and early transport logic
In Alva Oklahoma Tesse D Dunn owner and ex state committee chair lauds the aged mare Hop born before 1880 and still active in carriage work. Miller recalls Hop’s 1870s to 1880s era. Dunn earned her from his father and keeps her fit with bran mashes despite tooth loss. Also discussed are water transport economics by Major Townsend and cost comparisons with rail over Great Lakes canal freight rates in 1903.
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Egardleess
Alva
Oklahoma
Tesse D. Dunn
Democratic State Committee
State Supreme Bench
Kansas
Dunn
Franklin Wood
Moody's Magazine
Major Townsend
United States Engineering Board
Michigan Southern Railway
Great Lakes
St. Mary's Falls
Ity
Thomas W. Symons
Corsis
Interstate Commerce Commission
The United States of Gehenna Attacks on America
A London weekly article titled The United States of Gehenna accuses Americans of widespread corruption and moral decay. It mocks U S institutions, politics, religion, and press, while condemning English readers and praising anti American sentiment linked to Lord Alfred Douglas and Machen. The piece portrays a hostile view of American society and democracy.
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London
Namler
Academy
United States
Gehenna
Thay Waehen
Amien
Tartarus
Lac
Eugland
America
Packingtony
Nelleson
United States of America
Republic
Wienwaiver
Alfred Douglas
Marquis of Queensberry
Lora Douglas
Machen
Earl in blue serge shocks the Lords
Special Cable reports in London that fashion norms in the House of Lords cracked as Earl Mayo appeared in a blue serge suit with a straw hat. Lord St Aldwyn wore a tweed suit described as loud while Lord Courtney and Marquis of Carnaud displayed bold coats, contrasting with the traditional frock coats and silk hats.
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London
House of Lords
Earl of Mayo
Pears
Lord St. Aldwyn
Lord Courtney
Marquis of Cianritarde
King Edward cleans up royal household formality
Richard Abercorn reports that King Edward has completed a major reorganization of the royal household. Lord Wayquhar began the reforms and Lord Parquhar, a former baker and longtime Norfolk neighbor, is credited with running the economical overhaul efficiently.
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Richard Abercorn
the Light
London
Edward
Lily
Lince
Lord Wayquhar
Lord Parquhar
Lord Farquhar
Lard Parquhar
Norfolk
Cistlaib
Sandrigsham
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland Turns 27 in Festive Celebrations
Special cables from The Hague report Queen Wilhelmina’s 27th birthday celebrated with widespread enthusiasm across Dutch cities. Congratulatory messages arrived from European sovereigns while peace congress delegates joined in the felicitation. A New York celebration followed with Dutch residents attending a reception hosted by the local consul.
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the Hague
Wilhelmina
Wetherlands
Europe
Wilhelmaina
Augusta Lisso
Wilhelm III
Fleury of
Mecklenhure-Schwerin
Najcoty
Edmort
New York
Wilhelmine of Folland
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Carnavarso Bal Fox & Company
San Antonio
Texas
G. L. Miller
Garden Gily
Miller
Tudge Abbott
Inow
Mie
Dunn Hag
Hoe
Hammer “Foy
Twos
San Antonio Gas & Electric
Lordling
U. S
Earl
Holland
Ballard
J. H. Ella
Butte
Mont
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
North Second Street
Louis
BEXAR
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