School Suit in Custer County Court
Supreme Court names Ralph P. Quarles and LN Sullivan with Charles Stocksinger in the case staged at the land office. Neal J. Sharp and W A Hodgman are listed with Ravenel Macbeth Henry F Powell and Jesse G Finneil. Officials include Auditor and Recorder Geo E Keyes Treasurer. Alice Felkner and Martha Keenan appear among local names with county officers and commissioners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ralph P. Quarles
LN. Sullivan
Charles Stocksinger
Custer County
Ravenel Macbeth
Henry
F. Powell
Jesse G. Finneil
Chamberlain
John Johnson
Geo
E. Keyes
Alice Felkner
Mik
Martha Keenan Cowaty
Aton Eyn Cern le He Johnston Goronera
Michael O'Donohue
Treloard
Geo, McGowan Srd
Rank Uhren
Fortunate Calamity Jane Found by Buffalo Writer
Mrs Josephine Winfield Brake of Buffalo New York, a writer and reporter, found Calamity Jane near Livingston Montana after offering to bring the frontier woman to her home. Jane, about fifty, once aided Custer and other fighters, and has drifted across the state in recent years. The two women departed Livingston for Buffalo with Jane in fragile health and worn spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Winfield Brake
Buffalo
N. Y
Montana
Jane
Wild Hitt
William Hickok
Custer
Reno
Egan
Gen. Egan
Drayman
Livingston
Burk
Basis of Future Wars Says Chauncey Depéw
Senator Chauncey M. Depéw, who ran in Paris, tells the New York Journal and Advertiser that the basis of future wars is commercial. He argues Germany is the primary hostile competitor, that sea power will decide the conflict, and that Continental Europe harbors hostility while England’s sentiment is less hostile. He predicts an industrial alliance against the United States is impossible due to differing interests. France, Austria, Italy, and Russia are discussed with varying stances and dependencies on trade.
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Chauncey M. Depéw
Paris
New York Journal and
Dispatch Os
Germany
Europe
United States
England
France
Austria
Italy
Russia
Hull House for Paris Promoters win land for social settlement
Hull House style project planned in Paris replaces a failed People's University scheme. Trustees include Ernst Laviane and Georges Picot. Rev. Jacques Tridoux and Henry Lamare lead preliminary work. Lamare, tied to Hull House work, expects a five percent return. Architects from New York and Chicago to bid.
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Hull House
Paris
People's University
Chicago
Ernst Laviane
Sorbonne
Georges Picot
Institute
Jacques Tridoux
Henry Lamare
New York
Science and Industry Notes and Innovations
A French college study explores hypnotism for nervous headaches while a writer suggests backward walking as a cure. Old Swiss lake dwellers weapons, moldy rice beri beri theory, and Angora goat trends appear. Oil fuel boosts torpedo speeds. Italian nets aim to steady waves. U.S. lab posts offered with no applicants, Civil Service puzzled by the lack of interest.
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Switzerland
Charles Hose
Sarawak
Etrangewaya Pigg
Cambridge
England
Ophir
Baron Henvenuto d'Alessandro
Havre
Neta
National Bureau of Standards
Civil Service Commission
Frog Liked a Meat Diet and a Bullfrog in Stomach
A New Jersey farmer Edward Blazier suffered years of illness and unusual cravings for meat. Doctor Pred A Wild operated, removing a five inch bullfrog from Blazier stomach. The frog showed no eyes and likely formed after swallowing a tadpole years earlier. The case drew local attention as Blazier recovers.
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Dock Watch Hollow
Watchung Mountains
Bound Brook
N. J
Any
New York Exchange
Edward Blazier
Blazier
Pred A. Wild
Blazer
Pungent Paragraphs and Press Parodies Across Papers
A collage of brief quips from multiple papers mocks ads and public chatter. Jests touch on stock gains, religious talk, marital banter, and newsroom ironies. Vignettes include a solicitor boasting high ad rates, a teacher discussing the future state, and a pair of policemen reacting to a naval officers’ press visit.
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Merchant
Baltimore World
Philadelphia Press
Tommy
Philadelphia Record
Pillinger
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Philadelphia Bulletin
Denver Times
Boston ‘Transcript
Henry
Doston
Disbanding a Great Army and Watermelon Decorations
The Kilpatrick transport sails from Manila with Fifty third infantry, shaping the post Spanish War army reorganization to June 30, 1901. Observations compare volunteers and regulars, noting strengths and battles, and highlight the era’s military readiness. Also describes watermelon decorative designs for hosting and a method for preserving string beans via canning in October.
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United States
Manila
Kilpatrick
Fifty-third
United States Volunteer Infantry
War Department
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
Unites Statenre
Spain
Santiago
Fifth Corps
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Secretary of
U.S. Marshal
U. & Attorne
Treahu Pelsee
Surveyor General
Dubois Thomas L. Glenn Frank Hunt
Neue Teltfeld
Thos. Terrellas, J. Bassett
J. J. Plummer
Martin Jacobs As
Permeal
Vos. Perrault
Fourth Judicial District of Idaho
Lincoln County
Elmore County
Mt. Home
Challis
Blaine County
Hailey
Ann I
Perky
Shoshone
Albion
Custer Lodge NO. 21
T. J. Paul
N. G. J. G. Finxeut
Senators
Silver Leaf Rebekah NO
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Chali
Odd Fellows
Mabel Jose
N. G
Cuba
Trusler
1.C
C.F
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Zoelock
Robert Morrison
C. P
Robert W. Philps
Suteron Denrist
Offoe
Main Street
Hispano
R. A. Pierce
Idaho
W. J. Lamme
Inano
Afl
Union Sq. N
Til
Atlanta
Louls
Dallas
Tex
San Francisco
Cal
Buckingham & Hecht
Custer Co
NUUL
Teay
Ntiorerrson
Challis, Idaho
Don. Rowles
Prop
MNCS
Ase
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
Winchester Ave
Wew Havan
Robinson Bar
Warm Spring Creek
Salmon River
Clayton
Superior
Medical Properties
K. D. Williams
Chauncey M. Depew
Ion
London Dairy Express
Hesketh Prichard
Cordilleras
George Boldt
Waldorf Astora
Astors
London
London Daily Express
Press Whittaker
New Netherlands
Sae
A. N. Williams
Natal
Science and Industry
Frog
Washington St
Cinemnatic Enquirer
Ledger Monthly
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