Land Office Officials and District Representatives Named
A list of officials and nominees appears: Neal J. Sharp in Custer County with state senator references, Unaries F. Baker, olin J. Fitzpatrick, William J. Bowen, Shelson ost, William Elder as Auditor and Recorder, Geo. I. Keyes, Miss Alice Felkner, Miss Martha Keenan, W. W. Adamson, Arasness uncan Cameron, lbe eines Dist, E. B. Curtis 2nd Dist, George Hosford 3rd Dist, and Frank Uebrew.
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F. Baker Olin
J. Fitzpatrick
William J. Bowen
Shelson
William Elder
Geo. I
Murray's Night Out In Sunol Causes Fire and Flee
A San Francisco Call report describes Charles Murray riding into Sunol in a drunken rage with a revolver and whiskey. He shot up the town, attacked the saloon owned by Ager, exploded bottles, and rode through a fire to escape as Sunol residents fought the blaze.
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San Francisco
Charles Murray
Sunol
Murray
Pleasanton
Sundl
Suno
Ager
Jealous husband’s carved statue scandal in Ohio
In Cleveland Mrs. August Huletts files for divorce accusing her husband, August Huletts, of excessive affection for a wooden statue he carved of a female figure. He lavishes care on the statue, while the wife alleges neglect and jealousy, claiming the sculpture damaged their marriage.
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Cleveland
August Huletts
Huletts Hias
Huletts
Distance Lends Enchantment and a Wooden Rival
A Chicago case reports Mrs. Huletts accusing her husband of jealousy over a wooden interloper, a carved figure locked inside rooms for hours. Friends mock the grievance suggesting trivial remedies, but she pursues divorce, while a separate note recalls Mark Twain praising early American breakfasts.
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Huletts
Chicago Tribune
Mark Twain
Women In Wheat Field Beat Men In Threshing Duel
Four women led by Miss Laura Conrad Miss Sallie Netter Miss Hannah Weidner and Mrs Alvin D Weller thrashed an equal number of wheat as Farmer Weller and three assistants. The women finished in record time proving skill and speed with the threshing machine.
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Alvin D. Weller
Weller
Shanesville
Philadelphia Inquirer
Laura Conrad
Sallie Net
Hannah Weidner
Farmer Weiler
Miss Noll
Mrs. Weller
Miss Conrad
Weiéner
Great Find of Manuscripts Unearthed by Mongol War Loot
A London Daily Mail correspondent reports that Russians occupying Mukden in Manchuria looted a large cache of valuable oriental manuscripts. They are being sent to St Petersburg for minute examination by imperial library authorities. The collection may include Greek and Roman classics carried away by Mongols in the 13th century. Some scholars dispute the theory, but a final settlement appears near. The Mongols under Jenghiz Khan first surged into Europe in the 13th century, with the Hussite wave breaking into Italy and conquering much of eastern Europe by mid century, including Poland and Russia. The 1241 Battle of Liegnitz marked a historic European vulnerability to the Mongol advance.
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Mukden
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Imperial Library
London Daily Mail
Europe
Jenghiz
Italy
Russia
Poland
Liegnitz
Miss Rockefeller on Happiness and Wealth
A London interview with Miss Rockefeller, daughter of the American petroleum king, finds her saying money cannot buy happiness. She asserts wealth brings no true happiness and notes poverty taught others to think, adding she is not a philosopher but a thinker.
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London
Miss Rockefeller
Sparrow Suicide At Cherry Valley Pond
Two English sparrows were found dead side by side near Smith Pond in Cherry Valley Mass by hunters. One bird died earlier while the other expired with observers noting it sank its head under water and drifted to its mate, a supposed suicide witnessed by experienced field men.
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Smith Pond
Cherry Valley
Mass
New York Sun
Japanese superstition lure prompts two would be human pillars
Enthusiasts in Osaka offered themselves as human pillars to fortify a temple belfry fund. A white clad man with a coffin was stopped by police. he planned to die by his own hand to strengthen the bell project. He confessed and was released, leaving behind his heirloom sword.
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Japan
Francis McCullagh
Chicago Daily News
Johnson
Osaka
Tennoji Temple
Temp
Gwano Hayashi
Tennoji
Brave Man Wanted for Household Escape
A diminutive man at the Chicago precinct asks for the bravest man in the station to accompany him home at eleven to face his wife and explain missing the last year. The sergeant notes there is no “big game” to bag and cannot spare a brave officer. The piece also cites Ecuador’s population at about 1,300,000 and a Vancouver hotel project costing 1,000,000.
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Harrison Street
Chicago Tribune
Patrick Crowe
Chicago
Ecuador
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