Mercenary Marriage Test in Glenwood Park Society
Helen Palmer’s engagement to James Corey sparks whispers of money over love as Tom Breuster protests a loveless match. Helen asserts genuine affection for Corey while Corey vows to protect her from sacrifice, amid a tense tea porch confrontation in Glenwood Park.
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Country Club
Mrs. Lawrence
Mrs. Brooks
Mrs. Wylie
Mrs Lawrence
Father Abraham
Tom Breuster
Helen
Mrs. Palmer
Mr. Corey
Tom
Tommy
Helen Palmer
Offer For a Gans Herman Fight In Los Angeles
Matchmaker McGarry of the Pacific A. C. offered a $10,000 purse for the Joe Gans Kid Herman bout and has heard from Herman who says the sum is large enough. Gans has not replied, but officials expect acceptance. They note Gans may delay while hoping for a higher bid, while Los Angeles aims to host the fight.
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McGarry
Pacific A. C
Los Angeles
Herman
Gans
Mehmed Rechad Effendi Awaiting Turn as Prisoner Heir
Paris Figaro notes Mehmed Rechad Effendi, heir presumptive to the Turkish throne, remains imprisoned in a harem with restricted access to people and books. If Abdul Hamid dies, he would be drawn from confinement to assume supreme power, possibly becoming sultan.
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Mehmed Rechad Effendi
Abdul Hamid
Sultan
Paris
Figaro
Canadian milk handling blamed by Edinburgh Scotsman
The Edinburgh Scotsman cites Professor Uarcourt on Canadian dairy practices, asserting that a national commission to study milk handling would yield a harsher report than recent Chicago meat packing revelations.
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Edinburgh Scotsman
Uarcourt
Canada
Chicago
Liverpool's Advance Against London Seen By Manchester Paper
A Manchester paper argues Liverpool will surpass London as the nation’s commercial capital as England and America rise together and the shift away from London proceeds slowly but surely aided by artificial factors.
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Liverpool
London
Manchester
England
America
New Zealander Plans American Wrestling Challenge
New Zealand grappler Gridley arrives in San Francisco seeks to wrestle any top American. He outlines a campaign toward the national title, offers to post a forfeit, and bets 2500 dollars against Tom Jenkins of Cleveland while naming Frank Gotch as a preferred opponent. He will wrestle catch as catch can or Greco Roman.
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Charles H. Gridley
New Zealand
San Francisco
America
Gridley
Chicago
Frank Gotch
Tom Jenkins
Cleveland
Navy Names Olcott and Howard as Coaches
Herman Olcott and Douglass Howard join the Naval Academy coaching staff. Olcott previously assisted Dashiell and helped prepare a team that tied West Point. Howard, a former Navy captain and long time punter, will bolster the kicking game this season.
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Olcott
Howard
Navy
Herman Olcott
Douglass Howard
Naval Academy
Dashiell
West Point
Germany names twelve greatest sons of the fatherland
The article lists twelve prominent Germans as the nation’s greatest men. It begins with the emperor, then Gerhart Hauptmann, Robert Koch, Ernest Haeckel, Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen, and the present chancellor Prince von Bülow. Also named are Max Klinger, Richard Strauss, August Bebel, Count Haeseler, Ernest von Behring, and Reinhold Begas.
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Germany
Gerhart Hauptmann
Robert Koch
Ernest Haeckel
Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen
Empire
Prince von Bulow
Max Klinger
Richard Strauss
August Bebel
Count Haeseler
Ernest von Behring
Reinhold Begas
Public sale of Diller property in Jefferson County Nebraska
In Jefferson County Nebraska district court a sale is ordered by referees under a judgment of partition. On January 8 1907 the south front door of the Fairbury court house will sell at cash to the highest bidder multiple parcels in Diller including sections 21 23 and 26 Towns 1 2 Ranger 3 4 and Clark addition lots 1 2 3 10 11 12 10 1 6 feet of 11 and 10 respectively.
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George H. Clark
District Court
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Jobo K. Clark
Khaie Chirk
James M. Clack
Agnes Clark
Jane Seamee
W. L. Seameo
Christie V. Thompson
Mary J. Miller
William N. Clark
Laura Clark
Wallace W. Clark
Rebert L. Clark
Manthia Chak
Ella Clark
Agnes R. Diller
P J. Miller
David Diller
Ree Clark
A Miser
Neecy Clark
Georgeu
Clark
Sanuel Clark
Lovelock
Fairbury
Diller
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