Alias Foreclosure Suit in Idaho District Court
Tevis N. Crafts sues Daniel M. Steen and others in Custer County Idaho to foreclose a mortgage tied to fifteen promissory notes of one thousand dollars each. The notice outlines service deadlines, foreclosure of all rights, and that Morrison assigned the mortgage to the plaintiff with attorney's fees and costs. First publication December 4, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Judicial District
Idaho
Custer
James A. Steen
John G. Morrison
Morrison
District Court
State of
Guster
Working Classes Abroad by a Texas Congressman
Albert Sidney Burleson reports from three months in Europe noting England’s workers have a higher standard of living than German and French workers, yet social decay and drinking in Britain, plus military uniforms and discontent in Germany, shape his view of European liberty and the empire’s fiscal regime during elections.
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Albert Sidney Burleson
Austin
Tex
Washington
England
France
Germany
United
Great Britain
Mexico
London
Edward
Pungent Paragraphs and Cheeky Quips Across Dailies
A collage of humorous quips from Chicago Daily News Washington Star Hervard Lampoon and Chicago Tribune showcases sharp wordplay about neighbors chickens corruption of language and everyday oddities. The snippets feature sly jests on manners money and misread signals in quick punchlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Washington Star
Hervard
Mise
Young Lofted
Miss T
Chicago
Urisen
Witnens
Lena
Brooklyn
Newitt
Ancum
Philadelphia Press
Nealist
Chicago Tribune
Notice of Forfeiture on Olive lode in Idaho claims
Meridian Idaho March 21 1907 notice to Enmner H Brons of expenditure three hundred dollars in labor and improvements on the Olive lode mining claim Sheep Mountain Mining District Custer county Idaho to hold for 1904 1905 1906 per 2924 Revised Statutes plus publication costs 15 if not paying share within 90 days after service or full publication ownership will vest in subscriber WH Daly first publication March 26 1907
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellara
Sheep Mountain
Cunter County
Idaho
United States of America
WH. Daly
Wid
Few Italian Servant Girls in New York
The New York Sun notes May and September are peak hiring months for domestic service, yet Italian servant Girls are notably absent among the diverse nationalities listed. The piece explains Italian women rarely enter housework, instead pursuing other roles or marriage, while Italian men dominate labor in other trades. An anecdote from the Chicago Tribune about luck and disguise in restaurant work is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Sun
Italy
Europe
Binks
Jakes
Steen
George
Chicago Tribune
Chimneys of Concrete Show Modern Use in Los Angeles
An enormous chimney for a power station of electric roads in Los Angeles demonstrates steel reinforced concrete technology. The base is 16 feet underground with a 180 foot height. walls taper from an 18 foot outer section to a 15 foot two inch diameter cylinder. A double wall system, protecting against uneven heating, uses outer and inner shells with varying thicknesses and an expanding annular space. Concrete mixes differ by shell, with outer 1:2:6 and inner 1:2:4. Twisted steel bars reinforce both walls, concealed within the concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
New York Tribune
Wardrobes of Royalty and Europe’s Wealthy Empress
A gossiping notice claims the German empress maintains a wardrobe with 100 evening gowns and over 150 house and demi toilettes, served by a dozen dressmakers, rising to 40 for major events. It also describes the Russian czarina as Europe’s most extravagant dresser, contrasting her plain tastes with royal fashion during recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Czarinm
Russia
Europe
Alice of Hesse
Suicide methods and nationalities in death by own action
A Chicago Inter Ocean report notes shooting as the most common method of suicide, followed by poison and drowning. It analyzes the share by mother's birthplace, with France, Germany, and Rivwaln Voiland as prominent origins, while deaths among those with US-born mothers were much lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Rivwaln- Voiland
United States
Chicago Inter Ocean
Notice of Forfeiture in Butte Quartz Claim Idaho
Notice to heirs or assigns of OC L Seigmund deceased that co owner Charles Rischmann has expended 100 in labor and improvements on the Butte quartz mining claim in Leon Creek District Custer County Idaho for 1906 assess ment. Share due 25 plus 15 ad cost. failure within ninety days after full publication means forfeiture of rights per US statutes. First publication April 2 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Leon Creek
Custer County
State of
Idaho
United States
Charles Rischmann
Ivers
Wit
Notice for Publication Proof of Application for Water Use
Public notice states James Stevenson Jr State Engineer will hear proof at 2 PM May 18 1907 in Lemhi County Idaho for beneficial use of 3.1 second feet from Bullburg Creek Crater County for irrigation and domestic use. The Reese ditch carries the water under Permit 1285 priority dated April 18 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemhi
State of Idaho
Salona Cleveland
Bullburg Creek
Crater County
Mannah Cheese
Malley
Idaho
Reese Ditch
Bullburg Creel
Jas. Stevenson, Jr
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Tevis N. Crafts
Daniel M. Steen
Fred N. Steen
Addie Steen
Fletcher
Geo. E. Keyes
Milton A. Brown
Plaintiff
Challis
Washington, D
Meridian
Enmner H. Brons
L. Seigmund
Reistles
Frank Reistle
Lawrence
Denver
Colo
Guster StadeLine
Custer, Clayton, Bayhorse
Rindy
Mackay
Salmon City
Stanley Basin
Seafoam
Cars Rickey
Singiser
U. S
Mail
Passengers
Robert Morrison
Opal Store
Brown & Jenks
Forney
Opal Camp
H&g. Idaho Stage Co
Concord
Bayhorse
Clayton
Robinson
Bonanza
Loon’ Creel
Thunder Mountain
Yellow Jacket
Leesburg
Blackbird
Lemhi Opal Fields
V. Hansen
F. Nickerson
Agt
Blacksmith
Rodger Brasseur
Ida
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