Fragmentary Shoshone Journal entry from distant seat
A highly fragmentary note mentions Shoshone, Suva, Katehwan, and a mimrest rule to Fhunter with ambiguous names and locations, suggesting a distant historical record fragment. The text appears garbled, with several proper nouns and place names only partly readable.
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Eqomense
Ms Otty
Srew Ve Hage
Tearm Te
Berth
Hall
Suva
Katehwan
Cmetenen
Mimrest
Fhunter
Roosevelt praised as great by Panama treaty debate
The article notes President Roosevelt’s handling of the Panama question and Senate debate. Senator Mop kine speaks on presidential authority over recognition and treaty negotiations, praising Roosevelt and predicting Democratic support for his legacy against historic Republican figures.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Panama
Mopkine
Billy Mason
Senate
New Republic
White House
Wald Des Roosevelt
Crant
Lincoln
Washington
A Great Man Gone Marege Haona National Republican Leader
The piece honors Marege A Haona once national Republican chairman, noting his efforts to ease employer worker tensions, his Civic Federation role, and lifelong work from schooling in Cleveland Ohio to Civil War service, iron industry leadership, and a career as a financier. It highlights his dedication to employment and family welfare during mining downturns.
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Marege A. Haona
National Republcan
United Mine Workers of America
Jon Mitcheil
National Civic Federation
Hanna
United States
Abe
Hanus
Crovelaml
Ohio
Political Leader Praised Amid Mixed Legacy
The passage extols a United States senator as a great political leader and describes contemporaries like Tom Johnson and Gregor Cleve Jarid speaking highly of his integrity and influence across multiple fields of endeavor. The fragment hints at a lasting impact on law and public life.
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Tom Johnson
Gregor Cleve- Jarid
Entertainment and Basket Social At Gooding School House
A Monday evening event at the Gooding school house will include entertainment and a basket social with proceeds for buying a bell. Ry L. Brown suffered a severe heart attack Wednesday, described as dangerous for hours, but later showed marked improvement. Local telephone exchange added improvements the week, including a new rail across the line, partially separating the front from the switchboard and operator.
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Gooding i
Ry L. Brown
Mee
Perator
Hairy Ainos of Japan Peculiar People Described
A traveler to Japan describes the Aino people as medium height and broad shouldered with large limbs, fur covering bodies especially the chest and arms. He notes doglike fur on the body and a shaggy beard, with river crossing by boat to a village where clothing is cumbersome but warmth is needed.
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Japan
A Nan Who Laughed And The Czar's Advisor Downfall
A humorous misstep by an adviser to the czar of Russia leads to a dramatic fall in rank and a fortune warning. The scene recalls a royal audience where a laugh at the wrong moment costs status and wealth. Also noted is a meeting of the English Women's Liberal Association featuring a daughter of George Meredith discussing women's progress and male roles.
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Rusia
Ibabe
Searle
English Women's Liberal Association
Georsy Meredith
Geored Meredith
Record Diamond Excelsior Cutters Form Syndicate
A syndicate forms to cut the Excelsior diamond found at Jugerefootin diamond mine in South Attra in 1803. The raw gem weighs 470 carats, nearly twice Kohl’s prior weight before cutting, requiring special machinery and strict safety precautions.
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Ion Amstertan
South Attra
Much Morey In Trompe Clothes Mischief
A group of youths in a small town abducted a man, shaved him, dressed him in new clothes, and attempted to bury his old garments. They fought over his clothes, and a search uncovered 1400 dollars sewn into the coat.
Automaton Waiters and a Swiss Prison Tale
A vignette on automated style service in eateries where waiters repeat orders like phonographs and a curious note on Tobel, Switzerland, describing a small, lightly staffed prison with inmates kept under watchful but seemingly humane guard oversight and comforting routines.
Corean College Graduate At Salem Va
Corean college at Salem Virginia, claiming the highest reign of students in the south, will graduate the second Corean to receive the bachelor of arts degree anywhere in the world. The first, Kin Bears Surb, earned A B at Roanoke in 1898 and A at Princeton in 1899. Klushim, the student to be graduated this year, is noted as an orator who once won a declamation prize.
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Corean
Rosnckd Cntlege
Salem
South
Wao
Roanoke
Princeton
Klushim
Goo T *Peaker
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Lider
Jos. Keefer
N. New Hotel
Shushone
Undertaker
C. J. Brennan
Keefer
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District Court of the Fourth Judfciat
State of Idaho
Linnell County
A. W. Waters
Karak McKinney
D. McLean
Lizzie McLean
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