A Mirror of the States Reflections on laws and governance
A compilation of disparate notes from states across the union. It comments on holidays none in Mississippi Kanan or Nevada. Delaware considers abolishing the whipping post and pillory. California aims to name every country road and number farmhouses with rural mail delivery. New Hampshire has the largest legislature by population. Missouri legislative clerks and staff rise. Massachusetts contemplates restricting saloons at night. Confederate Veteran associations seek a state history department. New Jersey reports 6 063 new corporations and 2 051 200 in capital stock tax receipts. Vermont held a rail line ticket case holding the railroad liable for damages due to misnamed tickets.
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Mississippi
Kanan
Nevada
Delaware
California
Hia
New Hampshire
Missouri Senate
Cxme Aa
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Confederate Veteran Associations of
Alabama
State Department of History
New Jersey
Vermont Supreme Court
Gossip of Politicians in Morgan Town and Beyond
Kilgar R. Stewart of Morgan Town West Virginia is touted as the state’s youngest mayor at 36, a record Republican leader. The piece notes former Governor Bentwell of Massachusetts as the only living ex-governor from half a century ago, and Idaho’s Glenn P. McKinley as the youngest state House member at 22. Wu Ting Fang in Albany meets David B. Hill. humorous exchange on bachelor status and taxation follows.
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Kilgar R. Stewart
Morgantown
W. Va
Bentwell
Massachusetts
Aatate
Nay State
Glenn P. McKinley
Idaho House of Representatives
Law Department
University of Idaho
Wu Ting Fang
Albany
David B. Hill
Arerpion
Dave
Learning Institutions and World Views in Roanoke and Paris
Roanoke College reports students from 16 states and colleges including Porto Rico, while the University of Rochester lists 943 attendees. A Paris project, the School of Ecclesiastic Arts and the Academy of the Beautiful, forms a bloc for arts and letters. The Bell of Liberty’s journey and the Philippines debate surface amid calls for justice and national identity. Luce as mining superintendent at Castle Dome bankrolls operations, with Mrs. Luce managing the property and shipments in Yuma Arizona. Sentinel, Yuma.
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Roanoke College
Salem
Porto Rico
University of Rochester
Alexander T. Brown
Syracus
Syracuse University
University Navy
School of College of Eathetica
Academy of the Heautiful
Paris
M. de Houhelier
Posta
Cotton Industry under British rule in Egypt boosts crop to half a billion pounds
The article notes Egypt's cotton crop has doubled under British governance, now surpassing 500 million pounds annually. It estimates this season's cotton and seed yield at around 100 million dollars, with oil valued at about 100 million. It also mentions Mexico consuming 57 million pounds of cotton last year and producing nearly 10 million pieces of woven goods, with employment and value figures around 45 million dollars.
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Egypt
Mexico
Equity
Buffalo Exposition Features Create Diverse Public Display
Exposition features planned for Buffalo promise daily noveltiva displays and a St Louis fake grouping of noveltiva. The event will showcase valuable items from recent international expositions. Officials praise Buffalo's executive handling of the complex enterprise and public spirit.
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Buffalo
St. Louie
Huffalo
Woman Superintendent of Mine
Mrs W D Luce and her husband own the Castle Dome lead mines thirty miles northeast of Yuma. He left management due to ill health, leaving her as the producing owner, superintendent and manager of the property amid a history of women leading mining ventures.
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W. D. Luce
Castle Dome
Yuma
Arizona Missionary Aims at Tiburon toland for Sori Indian clash
Arizona Charley Meadows known as Arizona Charley sails toward Tiburon toland in the gulf of California to tame or exterminate the Sori Indians. He claims a Mexican concession for the island and plans a Monte Carlo style game. He vows to defend the island with an improvised rifle and return with the tribe’s calpa if needed.
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Charles Meadows
Arizona
Charley
Tiburon
Shark Toland
Gulf of California
Yume
Grazing Rules Allow Cattle and Horses in Forest Reserves
The secretary of the interior will generally allow grazing of cattle and horses in forest reserves if no harm to forest growth or water supply occurs and rights of others are protected. Entry with stock requires a permit, and the secretary sets the allowed numbers per reserve. Supervisors may grant annual permits to nearby residents for up to one hundred head of horses or a mix of cattle and horses.
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Inerior
Largest west gold nugget found in Virginia City Montana
A 42 pound gold nugget worth 10000 was found at Virginia City Montana the largest ever in the west. The find is tied up in litigation as local disputes unfold and Chicago coal haulers boycott due to fuel supply in seasons.
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Virginia City
Montana
West
Chicago
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Institutions OF Learning
Charlestown
Freedom
Philippines
Bneath
Valley Forge
Mra. Luce
Sentinel
M. Robins
Ooeang Rowe Hotel
Rarple Brook
Hilleboro, Sierra County
N. M
J. W. Orchard
Proprietresa
Lazs Valley
Ilsboro
Kingston
Lake Valley
Hillsborough
Tj. W. Orchard
Texas
le Pacifi
el Pesan
Callon Or
Addese
R. W. Curtis
E. P. Turner
el Paso
Ps Bta
Dallas, Texas
Standard Oil CO
Wuell
Ty Lite
Davip
H. Murry
Newark
Candy Cathartic
Cure Constipation
Emdy Company
C.C. C
Athena
Tenn
Cardus
Thedford
Nannie Davis
Aga Urarniture
Stariing Remedy Co
New York
E. Burlingame & CO
Szisants Laboratory
Colorado
Ramples
Lewrenes St
Denver
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