Venezuela Boundaries Set by Anglo American Tribunal
The United States and Great Britain appoint Oscar II of Sweden Norway as final arbitrator in the Venezuelan boundary dispute. Four other arbitrators are named by the British and American leaders. The treaty, signed in Washington at the British embassy, marks the climax of diplomatic efforts and aims for a complete settlement of the long-running controversy.
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Pwaskivegton
Oe Aweden
Norway
Oscar II
Haseen
United States
Great Britain
Jaster
England
Wystice
Washington
Julian Patncefote
Olney
Julian Painvefore
London
Lord Salisbury
Guild Hall
Julian
Id Hall
Enire
Steps To The Heavenly Life In Wisdom’s Path
A Sunday school lesson explains Proverbs details on wisdom guiding the faithful toward a heavenly life on earth. It emphasizes heart obedience, fearing the Lord, and pursuing wisdom as more valuable than riches, with notes on long life, mercy, truth, and discipline.
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Crod
Tolay
Tod
Delitzsch
Job
Rasselas
Happy Valley
Christ
Mystery of Vanishing Islands Lures Ocean Researchers
In southern Japan waters islands appear and disappear without warning. Deep cold ocean fauna show many red colored species. London hosts over two thousand feather curlers and thousands of other peculiar trades such as artificial power makers and umbrella makers, reflecting quirky urban employment.
Mixed Tales From a Dizzy World Daily
The item surveys a string of curious notes from diverse places and people. It mentions a French fountain emitting inflammable liquid after rain, a British steamer bringing 502 Chinese to Portland, a Philadelphia man in a dangerous yacht incident, and a curious Irish potato prophecy. A Milton Washington chicken raiser defeats snakes by porcelain nest eggs, while other oddities abound.
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Milwaukee
Tesco
Dauphiny
France
Atlantic City
Noodle
Edward Connelly
Birmingham
Ala
Mr. Connelly
Ireland
Milton
Wash
Ile
Curious items from a bygone era span fraud notes to odd births
An insurance journal hints at a firm to certify foreign noble genuineness. A Marshall Alabama resident reports a calf with two tails. North Carolina sees the smallest child born to Mrs. James Delap in Thomasville weighing two pounds and thriving. British sailors receive 12 monthly dollars, Americans double, feeding desertion rumors in New York harbor. A New York woman quietly locks a burglar in a room, wakes her husband, who hands over the thief. Long Island City's mayor salary rises to 2500, but Mayor Sanford rejects the increase. A Live Oak Florida well-digger finds a petrified trunk with honey inside. Riverside Park sees a man shoot himself on a bench as passing carriages ignore the scene until a slow policeman curiously shifts him.
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Marshall
Alabama
North Carolina
James Delap
Thomasville
New York
Long Island City
Sanford
Live Oak
Fla
Riverside Park
News and Notes From a Noted Corner of the World
A collage of brief items notes world coal mine employment at 1 500 000 a dealer proclaims great bar pains in corsets nearly all Florida meat and fowl comes from the North street races see curious acts as spectators touch backs of humpbacked people for luck a Vermont citizen sent to Governor Russell with a seven foot four inch golden eagle wing spread
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North
Vermont
Russell
Massachusetts
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Santa
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Walter M. Castle
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Wormwood Serribles Prison
Home Secretary
Matthew White Ridley
Commissioners of Prisons
Medical Board
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Home Office
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Joseph Charters
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Shreveport
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Emma Meyer
William Winter
Leon Kahn
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Henry Burke
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Pete Buhler
Edward Kline
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Pacific Coast
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Fort Worth
Mamphia
Nwarest Hoket Ag Ut
C. D. Hicks
Milam Street
W. E. Maples
Attorney-at-Law
Shreveport, LA
DR. Winchell
Cole
Jaque
Emmert Proprietary Co
Chicago I
L. M. Carter and
Whitworth Bros
John E. Schilling
Louisiana Street
Milam and
Crockett Streets
John Cook
Alaoa
John Johnson
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Lola
L. M. Carter
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Keddie
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E. B. Rand
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