Goethe's Enduring Fame and forthcoming editions
Eminent critics place Goethe with Homer and Shakespeare on Parnassus noting his enduring renown. Authors like Scott and Carlyle translated and Hugo adapted his works. The upcoming edition promises faithful translations with many illustrations and includes a Life by Professor Boyesen. Philadelphia office at 1313 Walnut Street.
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Parnassus
Homer
Shakespeare
Gorrne
Walter Scott
Carlyle
Scott
Victor Hugo
Goethe
Faust
Professor Boyesen
Cornell University
Commission to revise federal courts structure in push for uniform practice
Atlantic City reports that United States Botkin Montara chairman advocates overhauling federal judiciary. Proposal would shift original jurisdiction to district courts and route intermediate review through circuit courts. Commission aims for unified procedures and early Congress consideration with a new penal code project noted as declined.
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Atlantic City
J. Auei
Alex Bodep
Botkin
Montara
United States
Cole
Lerestions
Congress
Pete
United Starter District Court
Sie Tie
Circuit Court of Appeals
Intermudiate Court of Review
Caret Hi
Rupert of the
Comlatinn
Inter
Aimplatty
Hotkin
Whitney's Colts and the Henry Stakes Preview
A fragmented horse racing note discusses Whitney's Colts and a race at Slive y, with Gollemith, Dorseensis, and other contenders like Ghbd malti and Yurkee's chance. Mentions Goldsmith Dowie rising, F Madden's strong form, and late-season wagering shifts as April approaches.
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Slivey
Ike Dorseensis
Lee Belove
Mwhitney
Yurkee
Fedl
Malti
Sayedad
Ateste
Goldsmith Dowie
F. Madden
Nana
Futurity Prospects Mix With Rumors Around Colt Lineup
Rumors swirl over potential futurity starters led by Neno now in Clarence H. Mackay’s stable amid a slate of contenders from Madden and Pepper stables. Western entries appear scarce as bettors eye implied dark horses among listed colts. Vermont may retire to Brecknry yard as receiving ship replacing Columbia. a board warns against substitutions as costly.
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Yankee
Neno
Clarence H. Mackay
Madden
Big Wheel
Gang Fire
Olt Beck
Blackstock
Barutoge
Blue Girl
Bax
SS. Brown
Hyplén August Gelmmyt
Master Mao
Walboum
de Reanek
Wm Lirkesend
Enright
Morr
Golden Cottage
Cunard
Schriber
Tower
G. E Smith
Chilton
Smith
Northern Star
Meatherstone
Hotazoo
Jacob Wworth
Mary Worth
Mackay
J. E Madden
Vermont
Har Station
New York
Oll
Brecktry Navy Yard
Columbia
Stear
Barker
Snow
Hall
BAS
Lot Sales in New Country Oklahoma Auction Introductory
A Washington notice from August 18 reports a triogram receipted by the interior department detailing town lots in the new Oklahoma section for sale during five days. It notes allowances for squatters eviction and pending crope applications with limited action taken on some requests.
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Washinton
Oklahoma
Croope
Bae Eats
Trackmen to Settle Strike Ahead of Montreal Meeting
Vancouver dispatch reports local workers aim to end a strike as talks move toward settlement in Montreal. Unclear phrasing in source preserves core fact of impending agreement and city origin.
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Vancouver
Montreal
Shooting in Scotland Portends Promising Season
Glasgow Herald reports Scotland hunting moors in good condition despite storms. Weather limited opening day, but birds were in better trim than past years. American interest rises with Sergeants Cram and Way slated to visit Dunbeath and forests. Helwick Hall hosts guests with Whitney absent from Teesdale.
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Denden
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Caithness
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Neptlemen
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Middlesex- on-Tees Valley
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Teesdale
Lovers Quarrel Resurrects Long Lost John Werner
A dramatic Calago tale describes the return of John Werner to Kenoski Wisconsin after fourteen years away a romance and quarrel ended his exile. A box containing a missing man’s body was mailed to his family near Twentieth Street revealing his fate and prompting heirs to settle Peter Werner’s estate.
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Aug
John Werner
Kenoski Wis
Twentieth Street
Peter Werner
Wissonsip
Kescuba
Werner
Croker likely to sail mid August to lead New York politics
New York dispatch reports amid Mont House plans that Timothy Croker will leave England around August 17 to assume Democratic leadership in New York. His return to America remains uncertain with talks of a late August departure and continued concealment of his intentions. Meanwhile at Wantage estate, renovations and flood-related issues affect the Moat House grounds as irrigation and landscape works proceed.
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New York
the Tribune
London
Lettombe
Tieh
Croker
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Newe York
England
Moat House
Are Still Married in Leavenworth Divorce Ruling
In Leavenworth Kansas a court ruling says divorces are not final until all costs are paid. Many residents believe they are divorced, but unpaid costs keep them legally married despite decrees granted.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Japanese Diplomacy and Witte Visit Refocus Abroad
The dispatch reports on Japanese interest to soften anti German sentiment via St. Petersburg talks and notes BL DeWitte will not travel abroad this year, planning rest on Crimean estate. Swiss contracts in Geneva for Furnish turbine-powered machines and a Niagara project secure orders for 11 turbines CT 9 and a 12,000 HP station.
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Geneva
Asaya
Furich
Niazera
Hares Power
Werico
General Carriage Company Receiver Appointed in New York
New York Aug 1 Justie O Gorman has appointed O F Thorns as treasurer and receiver of the General Carriage Company. The firm once boasted a $29 million capital, with stockholders including Richard Croker and others, and held a city franchise to operate omnibuses. After 1890 legislation, it planned London style omnibuses and acquired Sixth Avenue car stables, later sold to Century Realty for $1.1 million. activity since then has waned.
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Justie O'Gorman
O. F. Thorns
General Carriage Compiany
New Derry
General Carriage Company
Richard Croker
Edwhn Gould
Jos. Leiter
Samuel Louis Wormer
Criesfield Judson
Ewin M Post
London
Parks
Campady
Cyrus Field Juttson
Bank Swindle in Chicago Reveals $30,000 Theft
A seasoned depositor allegedly swindled a Chicago bank out of $30,000 by using a forged London draft and a sequence of checks. The theft involved the bank president's initials and a later large withdrawal that vanished with the depositor, whose identity is withheld.
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Chicnes
Chicago
Wecter
London
Eleopald
Depanitor
Reception for Teachers in Manila Arrivals Planned
Superintendent Atkinson prepares a grand reception for about 00 American teachers expected to arrive from San Francisco. Upon landing at Laneta, they will be driven to the Spantan exposition building to serve as a temporary convention center. army quartermaster supplies furnish the space with core chairs and other fittings.
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Atkinson
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Rural Route Report Sparks Free Delivery Concerns
A garbled notice reports a Washington order to review the condition of rural free delivery roads in the county. Postmaster Guthrie aims to secure repairs on Route No. 3 from North Topeka to Silver Lake area, warning that service could be halted if improvements lag. The item notes routes facing delays and the potential loss of delivery service for residents served by the route.
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Roosevelt Will Not Attend Reunion in New York
Aug 13 report from Hutchinson notes vice president Theodore Roosevelt cannot attend the reunion due to a commitment in New York on the 16th. Roosevelt expresses regret over not being able to speak in Kansas and mentions a Colorado Springs letter. Also updates on Gen Ludwig’s illness and condition near New York.
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Reret
Theodore Roosevelt
Fragmentary Notice: Unclear Local Update Lacks Details
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled local notice or obituary fragment with names and events unclear. No coherent specifics on persons dates places or actions can be extracted from the unreadable text.
Steamer Humboldt Returns with Gold Cargo and River Troubles
The Humboldt arrived from Lynn with gold cans aboard after earlier thefts by mounted parties. Advices say shallow draft boats will struggle to reach two tips this year, while the larger vessel cannot return this season. River traffic faces delays from sandbars and a copper river valley road project threatens next season. George O'Brien, recently sentenced, attempted self harm but failed.
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Seattle
Lynn Cans Settle
Wueh
Sinan
Copper River
Valdes
George O'Brien
Hold Up on Katy Near Caney Texas
A Missouri Kansas & Texas passenger train No. 2 was held up near Caney, 32 miles north of Denison, at 3 a.m. Five men boarded the local train, entered the baggage and express cars, and robbed passengers before the train headed south. The American Express safe held little cash. officials could not confirm the total booty. The United States marshal was notified.
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Post-Dispatch
Denison
Tex
Missouri, Kansas & ‘Texas
Caney
Missori, Kansas &Texas Railroad
American Express
United States
MISS BEALS TALKS OF LAND FIGHT AND HARBORING DREAMS
Wichita Aug 13 Miss Beals says she is pleased with the land claim she secured near Lawton and plans to build a home in six days. She notes Woods filed on adjacent land, sparking excitement and threats, but asserts her aim to establish a homestead rather than town lots. She describes Lawton as a tent city with about 15 000 people and many nationalities. She receives 10 to 20 letters daily from strangers and suitors alike.
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Mike Mattie
Helen Beals
Lawton
Woods
Totyn
Tom
Beal
South Market Street
United States
Philadelphia
Peruna Cure Adverts Expectant Summer Colds
Readers from Kansas City New York and Chicago praise Peruna as a remedy for summer colds and catarrh. Letters claim repeated relief after chills and a long history of ineffectual treatments. The copy promotes a free health book from the Peruana Drug Manufacturing Company.
Cattle Man Missing In East Ranch Area
Joseph Hartwell, a wealthy cattle man living east of town, is missing and feared murdered. He habitually carried large sums of money. His horse was tied near a stream with signs of a struggle nearby. A large reward has been offered for his discovery.
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Buens
Jos
Hartwell
Here
Hartsclis
Santa Fe Bridges Washed Out in Prescott Arizona
Aug 1 reports describe the heaviest storm of the season in the region. Five bridges on the Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix railway are washed out. A cloudburst between Prescott and Jerome causes damage and narrowly avoids drownings. One report notes loss of life or property unclear from the text.
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Prescott
Anz
Prescott & Phoenix
Black Hills
Jeremerean
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