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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1907
Page
5
A public land office notice references individuals A.1 McMahon and Fred C Bradley regarding a property action. The document lists involved parties and a filing or claim context, signaling an official proceeding or designation under land office procedures.
Fragmentary notice from Fremont County dated September 16 and November 15 references a judge and a case involving Jasons Me SrVers. The readable lines show a legal action with dates and a judicial figure, but details are incomplete.
Cornelius Vanderbilt addressed the American Society of Mechanical Engineers juniors at 12 West Thirty-first Street New York detailing a novel firebox of cylinder sections. He described easier cleaning reduced labor, a corrugated surface resisting clink like a concertina with pressure changes, and an exhaustively prepared talk that impressed both young and veteran engineers.
Alfred Harmsworth of the London Mail sought criticisms of the New York World New Year edition and offered 100 pounds for the writer of the first letter he chose from over 12,000 replies. Herbert L. Baker, Unitype general manager, won the prize with a note praising tabloid form but criticizing scare headlines.
President Harper of the University of Chicago attended the Masonic Temple to petition for membership in Ashlar Lodge No. 308. He later said he had not been made a mason and would not confirm whether he had petitioned, while lodge members kept details secret and offered no confirmation.
The Belgian chamber resolves that every M P shall be a total abstainer at least during hours when he is in office. In Great Britain the soap output is about 45,000 tons weekly, with 3,000 to 4,000 produced in London.
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