Native Priest Transfer Draws Italian Parish in Oklahoma
FullGlooded Indian Priest Father Atherte Neighnquet, claimed unique in the United States, moved from Eufaula Oklahoma to Antlers. At Antlers his parishioners will be mostly Italians. Negghnquet was educated in Rome and speaks Italian well in community service.
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Fater Atherte Neighnquet
United States
Hag Leen
Eufaula
Swaypurk
Father Negghnquet
Rome
New Plate Holder Uses Rubber Aids for Hot Dishes
A New Jersey inventor proposes a hot plate holder with wire jaws and rubber caps to prevent breakage and spills. The device uses oscillating jaws and large handles pressed by a spring, allowing safer one handed carrying in service settings.
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Gervanta
Ville di Meulé
Hawever
New Jersey
Touring car decor inspires New York society feast
A lavish farewell feast for an automobile club member featured a touring car crafted from steel wire and decorated with vases. The table centerpiece showcased satin wheels and a pink satin gowned figure, with electric headlights and moving features, as guests sampled elaborate tasting menus amid theatrical display.
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United States
New York
Fifth Avenue
Automobile Ciuic
Averview
Tnrope
A . Elorieur
Revolutionary Gasnen Ball Unearthed Near Bennington
A workman in Bennington Wisconsin uncovered a six point cayman ball buried three feet in waterlogged ground near the southeast town road. The artifact lies on land along the old Berkshire troops route used during the Battle of Bennington where Stark’s army camped the night before.
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Bennington
Stark
London Theatres Burned in 1599 Plague Fire Event
In 1599 a major plague outbreak led to many theaters in London being closed and damaged by a fire. The event disrupted performances and affected the city’s entertainment scene during a time of public health crisis.
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London
Boy Finds Iron Ring Near Wegoda City
An eight year old boy of Charley Brown, a farmer two miles from Wegoda City on the Washington road, found an iron ring on a log. It slipped over his head and tightened, trapping him until Brown drove to town for a blacksmith to remove it.
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Wegoda City
Washington Road
Talher
Gould Wy
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Dad
Peace River Country
International Boundary
Gibbs
Foot Race Shifts Duke's Heart After Remarkable Experience
The Duke of Blopensburg Pa recounts a week after a medical episode a remarkable event where his heart shifted from the left to the right side. He describes exhaustion at the end of a foot race and reflects on past years when he won a race twenty years ago.
Giant Sting Ray Towed After Harpoon Encounter Off Bahamas
Three Opetunians aboard a boat off Andros Island Bahamas harpooned a giant sting ray measuring about 10 feet long and 4 feet wide. The ray fought fiercely, wounded the vessel and sprayed foam as the crew restrained it. Harvard planned to mount a specimen, but weather delays spoiled the capture. Stingrays are common along the Gulf coast and reach Cape Cod at times.
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Bahamas
Nua
Quidt
Mirush
Boutonians
Nassau
Harvard University
Harvard
Gulf Coast
Cape Cod
Generous Host and Historic Elm Feature in Local Notes
The Tatler admires Baron Alphonse de Rothschild for hosting King Edward VII with a special roast beef lunch arranged by a London chef at 2404. West Virginia reports the Hood farm elm near Shinston, famed from The Daughter of the Elm, slated for removal to make way for Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction Company rail construction. The tree is eleven feet across and will be cut for cross ties.
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Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
Wedward
Prince of Wales
Old
England
London
West Virginia
Hood Farm
Shianston
Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction Company
Canada
Manitoba
Hindsor Bay Company
Alberta
Assintholn
Saskatchewan
Athabasca
Regina
Girl Sues for Father Over School Admission
A six year old girl, daughter of a notace maneegor, failed to gain admission to Munich girls school because her father’s profession as a cook is cited. The case centers on admission criteria and potential discrimination by the school authorities.
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Munich
Free Land for Settlers Inspires Northwest Growth
The article celebrates Canada’s western expansion with rail lines, grain elevators, and booming agriculture. It cites wheat, oats, and barley production, growing rail networks, and dairy coops. notes free land policy, schools, and low taxes. highlights immigration, fuel, timber, and rail freight. It also sketches social changes and the Battle of the Sea of Japan ending with a Japanese morale note.
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Manitoua
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Canadian Northern
Grand Trunk
Laat
Canada
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