New Court Reform Call From Jundicus Critics
The article quotes a piece by the author using the alias Jundicus, arguing Idaho supreme court rulings undermine state laws, urging reform or abolition of the court. It condemns the Idaho high court for usury and real property decisions and praises Otto von Bismarck as a model of strong leadership.
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Supreme Courts
Supreme Court of Idaho
Sin Generis
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Alturas County
Rue Court of Idaho
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of
Idaho
California
Utah
Montana
Supreme Court of the
United States
Brown
Vermont Loan and Trust Company
Hoffman
Ssr
Pacific Reporter
Legislative Department
Bismarck
Europe
Germany
North German Confederation
Salisbury
Teuton
Talleyrand
Gladstone
Earth
Mystery of Napoleon memoirs sparks fresh proof and intrigue
A revived reading of Napoleon’s autobiography in Cosmopolitan reopens debate on authorship and authenticity. The article cites new evidence linking the 1817 Paris publication to Napoleon’s staff, including Joseph Archange Ambault, who allegedly carried the manuscript to America from Bordentown and described its printing amid suppression by Napoleon’s regime.
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Napoleon
America
Atlantic
Cosmopolitan
Madame de Stael
Paris
Joseph Archambault
Fontainebleau
St. Helena
Joseph Bonaparte
Bordentown
Signatures and testimony linked to 1819 Cosmopolitan search
The record notes a signing by Napoleon Bonaparte Archambault and a witness Priscilla Ring Archambault. It mentions a Cosmopolitan led search yielding the most positive testimony dating back to 1819, suggesting a historic verification event.
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Napoleon Bonaparte Archambault
Priscilla Ring Archambaault
Old and New in the Challis Castor Mining Trek
A reflective travel note from Challis to Mose Storrer's, detailing road conditions, new gold discoveries near Jordan Creek by the old Bismarck claim, and hopes for rich placers along porphyry belts. The writer visits Custer Bonanza Fork, Yankee Fork, Salmon River, Mosea Storrer's, Pat Hyde's diggings, and notes deer and bear tracks while praising possible future profits for local miners including Mr. Hyde.
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Frost
Challis
Castor
Gould Bay
Custer
Jordan Creel
Biamarck
Uinion
Bonanza
Yankee Fork
Salmon
Mosea Storrer
Toro ‘Nd
Merv Waxaatop
W. D. Piero
Burt Wilson
Archie Howell
Ketchum
Joo'a Gujee
Stanley
Mr. Storer
Pat Hyde
Bik Creek
Mr. Hyde
Pines
Augual
Charlie
John
Roaming the Philippines in a 19th Century Sketch
A condensed portrait lists customs and conditions in Manila and the Philippine isles. It notes oiled rags for brooms, small cattle, women outnumbering men, smoking women, barefoot Spanish soldiers, thrice daily bathing, water buffalo plowing, Manila founded by Legaspi in 1571, midday sleep, a 1645 earthquake, grasshoppers as a delicacy, pooree attire, ten cent daily wages, 140000 cigar output, murder among natives, submerged streets, male half castes in trousers and shirt, severe tax penalties, equatorial aromas, 4200 islands with no official count, Dewey era visitors, US imports over seven million annually, horses rare and small.
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Chellis
Poofficial Paper OF
Custer County
M. M. Sweet
Eprron and Publisher
Nogosta
Bismaren
Tyro
Messexonn
Philippines
Manila
Legaspi
The
Capitol City
Dewey
Islands
R. N. Hull
James Gayle
R.N. Hull & Co
Aaty
FR. N. Hull& Co
Idako
John P. Spalding
Prop
Ipaho
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