First Seneca Indian to Seek New York Law Admission
John L Snyder, a full blooded Seneca, seeks admission to the New York bar pending a special act. If passed, the bill allows noncitizens to take the bar exam with strict qualification. Snyder hails from Salamanca, studies law, and would join 5700 tribal members on the reservation and forgo citizenship to pursue a legal career.
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State Board of An Examiners
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Lincoln's Old Store in Petersburg Described in Illustration
The structure known as Lincoln's Old Store, once behind the Bishop building, was erected at New Salem and housed Lincoln from 1832 to 1835 where he studied law and math. Robert Bishop bought and moved it to Petersburg in 1836, later used as a gunshop, before storm damage led to demolition.
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Gardamaler Wins Hague Peace Palace Design Prize
The design by LIlie Pranve artist Mr Gardamaler won first prize for the Carnegie Peace Palace at The Hague. He received $1,000 after 1,018 entries. The concept features a tall central tower with twin side towers and a hall of arbitration.
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Palace of Peace
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Ll. M Gardamaler
Lille
Pranve
America
Cordunaler
Cadets At West Point Begin Summer Field Training
Cadets at West Point shift from classroom to outdoor drills in June, living in the open air for ten weeks. They practice minor tactics, dismounted scouting, and field maneuvers in wooded terrain, with emphasis on infantry and cavalry work and horsemanship finals for first class cadets.
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Academy
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Slate Davis Umpire to Star in National League Games
The article declares Ira J. Davis known as Slate or Dixie Davis may join the National League as an umpire, likening him to famed figures like Wood and Wagner. Davis, a University of Pennsylvania alumnus, rose from professional player to celebrated Western league umpire noted for his clownish antics and strong game presence.
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Napoleon Lajoie
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Ira J. Davis
Slate
Dixie’ Davis
University of Pennsylvania
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Atlantic
Pacific
Washington
New York
Lars
Ti Wa
Dantiiry
Sheckard, Parent, Howell and Mhelps
John Be Day
Adrida
Afson
Buck Ewing
Davis
Si Dow
Weave
New Yor
Berti
Eedeon
Reson
Hay
Blute
Pulllan
Davin Tem
His Bitter Regret
A fragmentary, garbled text includes phrases about regret and a confrontation with unclear speakers. The piece mentions a young man, a policeman, and scattered names, with no clear narrative or identifications readable.
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