Notable names appear in scattered court and land office references
The fragment lists numerous individuals including Henry Heitfeld Fred, Thomas L. Glenn, Frank Hunt, Terrell, J Baswett, Robert Jones, Frank Martin, Frank Ramsey, V Coorter, J Plutomer, Martin Jacobs, Permeal French Ode, Perrault, Supreme Court, Pak P Quarles, Sullivan, Circle Stockslager, Neal J Sharp, WA Hodgman, Ravenel Macbeth, Henry F Powell, Jesse G Finnell, E C Chamberlain, John Johnson Corner, W J Treloar, Geo McGowan, Frank Abreo, across entries tied to land office and district court references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heitfeld
Fred, T. Dubote
Thomas L. Glenn
Frank Hunt Thos
Terrell
Custer County
Ravenel Macbeth
Henry F. Powell
Jesse G. Finnell
E. C. Chamberlain
John Johnson
Ich Commier
W.j.treloardt
Geo. McGowan
Frank Abreo
Custer Encampment No. 10 Meets in Challis Hall
Custer Encampment No 10 holds regular meetings in the Odd Fellows hall in Challis on Wednesday nights at 7 oclock Visiting Patriarchs in good standing welcome Robert Morrison C P Geo Be Keyes Scribe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer Lodge NO
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No
Challis
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mabel Jose
Cuba Trailer
Custer
1.C.C.F
Odd Fellows
Robert Morrison
C. P. Geo
Be. Keyes
American Tramps in Mexico Warns of Old Problem
The Mexican Herald notes tramps in Mexico, Cuba and beyond beg and steal, provoking local puzzlement. Historical decrees from 1525 and 1585 show Spain’s early attempts to curb idlers by forcing work or sending them back to Spain, suggesting harsher modern methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Cuba
Porto Rio
Mexican Herald
Indies
Spain
New Spain
Americas
Summer heat linked to rise in personal crisis reports
Observers report personal crisis and suicides rise in warm months, with data showing increases in most civilizations. Chicago authorities note climate and atmospheric changes amplify voluntary acts of self harm, while coroner records in Philadelphia reflect higher reports during oppressive heat and torrid summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aphelion
Auleides
Philadelphia
North Carolina's Odd Prison on Wheels
A St Louis Republic description outlines a two story moving jail used in North Carolina to confine convicts while they work across the state. The cell blocks house two prisoners per bed and are locked at night to prevent escapes, with inmates released for work and secured during travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
St. Louis Republic
U. S. Dominates Global Power Says Edward Suess
Professor Edward Suess argues from a political philosophy stance that United States industry and finance push a continental shift in world power. He warns central European states must defend against American trusts while noting China Russia and America would lead a new balance of forces. He asserts U S policy wins commercial aggression and that railroads boost mobilization of power more than Germany or France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Suess
United States
Europe
China
Russia
American Union
Sessis Bad
Germany
France
Gustave Whitehead Plans New Two Man Flying Machine
Bridgeport inventor Gustave Whitehead, after a half mile flight, announces a larger two man craft to reach New York on the next trial. He says the new acetylene generator and light yet strong design will enable a 20 hour flight and will be shown at Atlantic City. Monitors and machinists are ready, with generous funding to build the improved airship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Whitehead
Bridgeport
Conn
New York
Atlantic City
Tarentor Whitehead
New Electric System Surpasses Expectation in Tests
The Electrical Review reports a high tension polyphase electric traction system achieving 45 mph with five-car trains on grades and no serious jar. Dynamos run at 21,000 volts over 67 miles. automatic appliances perform well. Nikola Testa announces completion of devices for global energy transmission and transatlantic telephony. New York public schools employ over 1.2 million pupils and 34,000 teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Review
Iow
Italy
New York
Pungent Paragraphs in Early American Papers
Wry snippets from multiple papers feature misread comments and quips. A dentist praises a patient’s nerve while a native city chorus jokes about watering on streets. Professors spar over diction, and a ward heeler and citizen debate political alignments amid light gossip.
Applejack Decline Over Orange County’s Lost Distillery
A Chicago Inter Ocean correspondent recalls Orange County New York once leading in applejack production with 120000 dollar annual tax in towns. Stills faded, few distilleries remain, and today under 10000 gallons are made. Rye and corn whiskies undercut applejack, ending the old era as generations abandon the codl ol taste. A separate vignette imagines wireless telegraphy and wireless fences in rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Union
New Jersey
Chicago Inter Ocean
Sayre
Warwick
Hudson Highlands
Queer Clause in White House Will Spark DC Probate Row
The last clause of a Washington DC will filed for probate recently asserts that the remaining $186,000 be used for good and useful purposes by those entitled to it. If funds are not so used, the bequest is deemed excessive. The statement reflects a long dispute over the will’s execution and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooston Courter
Washington, DC
Chicago
Jeter Orran
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Pineer
Supreme Court
Pak P. Quarles
Sullivan, Cirle Stockslager
Julge
Pistrier
Perry
U. 8
Eiene Attorne
ULB
Marstale
Ae Anes
Bett Bupt
Coe
Fourth Judicial District of
Idaho
Lincoln County
Asein
Albion
Elmore County
Mt. Home
Blaine County
Hailey
Kirkaxp I
Penny
Silver Leaf
Rebekah NO
Robert W. Philps
Sule
Fealdence
Odd Fellow
Hail
Matastese Ga Onice
Ipano
R. A. Pierce
Buckingham & Hecht
Custer Co
Agrn
Nickerson
Sohallis
P.C
Idaho, Dmr
Mit Eee
Challis, Idaho
Don. Rowles
Prop
Muaril
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
Winchester Ave
Kew Haven
W. J. Lamme
Chalus
the New Home Sewing Machine CO
Omange
Masa
Til
Atlanta
Dating
Tex
San Francisco
Csi
FON Gale
Robinson Bar
Warm Spring Creek
Salmon River
Clayton
Superior
Medical Properties
K. D. Williams
U. S
Connecticut
Testa
Nikola Testa
Serrian
Atlantic
Portugal
Baltimore American
Ward Hheeler
Noah
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