Indian Language Grows in Developments of Today
New Orleans Times Democrat reports on Indian language evolution among northern Plains tribes, noting purer speech, reduced foreign word intrusion, and the influence of missioners and education. It cites Sioux terms like tepon for wigwam and describes linguistic shifts, phonetics, and regional dialect distinctions across Teton and Yankton communities. Also brief sports note from Newport tennis match highlights Ward-Clothier with a 6-2 7-5 result.
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Evoluthon
Fries
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Ube
Cap Five
Eneliel
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Rede
New Orleans Times Democrat
Relian ce Dog Clinches Preliminary Victory in Shamrocks Duel
New York sports page describes a chaotic midrace clash as the Reliance dog claws at Shamrock the Shamrocks mascot. The Yankee yellow dog maneuvers aboard the challenger amid rough seas and a sharp encounter near the starboard ear region.
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Shamrock
New York
Sham
Rock, Jr
Peach exhibit at state fair notes Crawford variety peach
The Harporia Gazette reports L A Newton raised a Crawford variety peach at his home for the state fair. The fruit weighs about one pound with dimensions near one inch by half inch and tires height and weight noted. Newton plans to present the peach to the Topeka fruit exhibit.
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L. A. Newton
Gazette
Newton
Topeks
Hmporia Gazette
Munsey Enjoined From Selling Tully News Plant
Supreme Court Justice Davis granted a temporary injunction restraining Frank A. Munsey from selling the Tully News plant at auction. Colonel William J. Brown’s filing seeks to dissolve the corporation and appoint a receiver if action is not taken within ten days. London Bridge notes discuss traffic and design. socialist leaders debate vice presidency. New York stock market shows United State Realty and Construction Co. activity. whisky price moves noted with travel rates for Great Western Railway agents.
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New York
Supreme Court
Davis
William J. Brown
Frankk A. Munsey
Tully News
Stye
Corport
Ion
London Bridge
London Tridge
Brooklyn
Hart of the Thames
London Chronicle
Trains Depart Dearborn for East at Set Times
Timetabled departures from Dearborn station Chicago at 10 30 A M 5 15 P M and 10 00 P M to Columbus Akron Younes town Chautauqua Lake Custalo Niagara Falls Elmira Binghamton Albany Boston New York and east. For details contact A W Moore travel agent Eric railroad Kansas City Mo Dr Adam Rupiner homeopath 106 Tenet Sixth avenue same location for eighteen years consultation English and German.
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Akron
Younestown
Chautauqua Lake
Custulo
Niagara Falls
Elmira
Binghamton
Albany
Boston
New York
A.W. Moore
Travelsenger
Eric” Railroad
Kansas City
Adam Rupin
Homeopath
Tenet Sixth Avenue
Castoria Story Recounts Ruby's Illness and Relief
A nostalgic note recalls giving Castoria to Ruby when ill and to Whinn stevens as a child, with her crying for Castoria. It continues as she grew Mes and clung to Castoria, then shared it with children seeking relief.
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Castoria
Stevens
Mes
Orf the Beaten Track in St. Petersburg Travelogue
Alphonse Courlander’s piece on an American visitor’s look at St. Petersburg debunks czarist myths. The account, blending Orient, Paris, London, and Ber lin vibes, covers sights from the Hermitage to Peterhof, Nevski Prospect, cathedrals, and crowds at gardens with music and street life.
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Alphonse Courlander
St. Petersburg
St. Peterssntteriow
Paris
Orient
London
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Cronstadt
Sleht-Reing
Cathedral of
St. Isaac
Winter Palace
Alexander II
Our Lady of Kazan
Peter and Paul
Russias
Peterhot
Peterhof
Neveki
Dimitri Vedensky
Savostchik
Avery Cere
Drayere
Phere
Nim
Cafe Phutant
Anon
Tenan
Sane
Indy Obfield
German Student Duels Plan Outrageous Swordsman Displays
An American traveler recalls German university dueling culture in Heidelberg. Duels arise from petty slights, often staged in a historic inn where members gather in a formal saloon to dispute matters of honor.
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Europe
Hellelbers
Heidelberg
Wirtshuezum Hirschen
Sal
German dueling rings vivid amid student combat display
A reporter watches about fifty to sixty students from various dueling corps observe and join in five sword duels in a Heidelberg room. The event ends with bloodied injuries, doctors treating wounds, and tutors seeking air as witnesses question the sport's value and manhood claims.
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Jena
New York
Lemen
Tn Heidnlberg
Bridges Not All Out in Blue River Region
To the Editor Bhroyer Kansas August 2 corrects a claim from August 19 panel that all Blue River bridges between Maryhattan and Marys ville are washed out. He notes one bridge six miles south of Marysville remains in good condition and reports farmers hauling large grain loads to town weekly, with significant activity around the remaining old bridge.
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The
Blue Journal
Blue River
Maryhattan
Marysville
Ant
Kood
Old Bridge
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