Dawson City Admires Silver Champion Medal Presentation
A Dawson City admirer event reports the presentation of a silver champion medal of gold to Bryan Carr and Klondike figures amid a crowded gathering. Local officials and theater supporters noted strong votes and celebratory remarks as to the achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson City
Seattle
Woah
William Denines
Bryan Vurriet
Lalis
Kiondige
Vicieius Ballet
Soreek
J. Te Kale
Wiweler
Dawson
Phesent
Someunir
Riewitsee Ceetlan
AE Bryer Wall
Cele
Cele & Puld Tee Wabin
Wiliam Jensings Brysn
A Ducal Shopping Tour to New York Car Voyage
The Manchesters travel from Warhtheton on December 18 to New York in a private car arranged by Mr Zine. The duke’s secretary and entourage join the New York express, delaying the Cincinnati-bound trains. They plan shopping in New York and returning to Cincinnati later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paps Zimmerman
Manehewter
Meiyile Filis
Baltimore
Zinemiun
New York Express
Duke
Surtees
Cincinnati
Washington cabinet hints on new internal revenue collector
Fragmentary notes suggest a desire to appoint a new Internal Revenue collector to replace the late Col. James Holiday. Mentions include tentative timelines, ticketing, and travel details tied to Misguiri region, with irregular dates and unclear vessel references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Got. Brady
Washington
Anoletut Cah
Teateete
Pettersbars
Vie
Col
James
Arbitration praised in New Zealand labor peace plan
Delegates at a two day arbitration conference favor compulsory arbitration of labor disputes. Hash Luke, ex New Zealand MP, argues for liberty and conciliation while warning against coercive strikes. The system aims to balance capital and labor via an expert court with broad equity powers and rapid procedure to prevent work stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaso
Irtstinter
Canspater
Palical
Hash HH Louk
New Zealand
Lusi
Uthir
Losk
Gompers
New Sehlant
Uist
Fen Clinton
Paris
Pilin
de Ing
Supreme Court
Arbitration Court
Annered
Bixland
Ne Zealand
Australia
New South Wales
Zecaland
Ibis
Rie
Abe
Mann
Sear
Ita
En Rex
Aminet
Frolong
Uie
Cether
Toni
Ampc
Teday
Siatibiedt
Ponisi
Thong
Wsisg
America
Wenger Witte
Condide
Mandamus Suit Against Judge Fischer Headed to Supreme Court
A mandamus action challenges Judge Wiecher in Wyundorle County over pretrial rulings in a foreclosure case. Henry McGrew, representing the foreclosees, seeks to compel admission of amendments the defense filed after objections. The case hinges on amendments and the judge’s refusal to sign them, fueling the mandamus proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Piagher
Wyundorle
Juden Wiseher
mpDa
Pothd
Pothd Tie Whinum Obieckat
Deterie
Dead robber found after New Orleans bank train hold-up
Detectives located the bodies of two robbers in a swamp near New Orleans after a Thursday night misdeed on the Chicago mail train. The dead man identified as Channing Barnes, alias John Nelson, was linked to last July’s St Louis crime. His brothers and accomplices face Kentucky incarceration. Barnes reportedly killed himself in the field with dynamite found on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ilinois
Mississsppi
Waa
Channing 1
Barnes
John H. Nelten
Dyn Nelson
Wickiltte
American Express Company
Charlies AW Bairnes
Richard Doyle
Texas Rail Strike Brings Quiet Freight and Passenger Slowdown
The Santa Fe railway strike in Texas continues with little freight or passenger movement. Operators remain firm as both sides await today’s conference in Chicago. Petitions pour in to Oklahoma division superintendent H A Tice urging reinstatement of striking workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Caliss
Tex
Den 1
Santa Fe
Chicaze
HA ‘Tice
Oklshoma
Sunte Fu
Wiehta
Amalice
Sadgapeeshan
Board of Education Holds Evening Meeting on Bond Readjustment
Eight of twelve board members attended a special session to discuss bond readjustment with no action taken. The building committee reported plans to purchase a fixed amount of round for the Alfe fie at Lowman Hall, and the meeting adjourned to the January first Monday regular session. New Orleans Postmaster Resigns in Washington. J oR Pirkh submitted resignation to the Postmaster General, with tentative restoration under review pending conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduration
Lowman Hall
New Orleans
Washington
J. Or. Pirkh
Troy
Beline
Philadelphia
Porto Rico Case Dominates Supreme Court Debate Today
The Porto Rico Philippines case explored U S jurisdiction over territories with a large bar attendance and many congress members present. Edward Perkins led the Puerto Rico argument followed by Lawrence Harmon as the Philippines advocate. The court pressed Perkins on his review of recent laws extending the constitution to territories as he sought to rebut concurrent contentions.
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Porto Rico
Counse
Eward Perking
Dhes Noul Mondade
Lawrence Harmon
Coupe
Bhip- Pines
Appellinta
Grice
Tike
Charles T. Aldrich
Sallor
Suntee
Philippines
Clowe
Apprilantn
Perkins
Dred Scott
Justice Brown
Territories
Congress
Perkinsould
Fear World’s End Faithful Brace for Doomsday in Minnesota
Dozens in southern Minnesota prepare for the end of the world as disciples of H W Wild claim visions from the Lord. They sell possessions and don ascension robes amid frantic activity near Wild’s home, following his warning of an imminent cataclysm. He has attracted followers by preaching an approaching judgment while the crowd grows restless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolia
Minn. der
du Aty
H.W. Wild
Mr. Wild
Mtn
Pension Bills Pass for Widows of Civil War Veterans
Senator Lavien Baker steered a pension of 2 dollars per month to Mary A. O'Brien of Tupela widow of Michael O'Brien late of the Fourth United States Artillery. A second bill grants 12 dollars monthly to Margaret J. Verbishey of Kansas City widow of Josh Verbishker late of Company 1 Second United States Infantry. Both measures moved to the House for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lavien Baker
Mary A. O'Brien
Tupela
Mithael O'Brien
United States Artillery
Baler Alx
Margaret J. Verbishey
Kansas City
Kun
Josh Vershicker
Company 1
Second United States Infantry
Laverubie Eomald
Canvass on Senator Gathers Colorado Voters
Denver reports a secret political canvass seeks Colorado voters opinions on three U.S. Senate candidates Governor Thomas Patterson as options. Advertisements appeared statewide asking residents to send views to the C I O secretary. Results aim to influence legislative actions and party alignments amid shifting local political currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Col
United States Senate
Secert
Thomas
SM Patterson
C. I
Wgins
Goverton Thomasile Jost
Washington
Purfenton
Senator Witts Sullivan Married in Washington
Senator Sullivan Wittum V. Sullivan and Miss Marie Atkins will marry at St Stephens church this afternoon and depart for the senator's Mississippi home. The ceremony closes a notable week with civic and social notices in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Washington
Wittum V. Sullivan
Mien
Marie Atkins
St. Stephen's Church
Mississippi
Tolstoi's New Play Opens at Alexander Theatre
Tolstoi's forthcoming drama The Car on a Major Plot unfolds in Moscow with a minor official who drinks, a maid who loves him, and a staged corpse used to expose a lover's betrayal. The plot travels from Moscow to Siberia as police and publichouse secrets converge before the dramatic ending. The Cooperinst Alexander Theatre in Petersbore presents the production with tickets and season options available at Rowley & Snow's, plus local medical ads and cures interwoven in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ilere
Tolstoi
Moscow
Witt
Trish
Siberia
Alexander Theater
Petersbore
Rowley & Snow
Aroun
Fragmented notice hints at regional land sale details
Readable fragments indicate a public sale notice involving regional land parcels in a county area. Names, dates, and precise locations are unclear but suggest a county land transfer or tax sale process with official notices and potential bidding or transfer outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colgate & Co
Lazell
Lundberg
Reiger
California
Reigers
Palo Alto
Bbc
Pinaud's
Palmer's
Wright's
Dabrook’s
Roger & Gallett
B. D. Baldwin & Co
Swift & Holliday Drug CO
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Kansas
Chicago
Rock Island
Winslow
Rookwood Pottery
J. R. Hague
Florist
Kansas Ave
Bryan Carri
Klondike
Basta Fete
Misgucri
Mawes
HH. H. Lusk
Rentoctita Sare Nates
Detroit
Fischer
Board OF Education
United States Supreme Court
Disciples of Minneapolis Bible Student
Senate
Senator
Hedges
Wilson
St. Mechituck
Shamokin
Natalie
Stumpkin Coal Company
Wilkesbarre
Providence
Eart Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford Haway Company
Woodland
Emporia
Prat
Adifrrus L
Care Journal
Ponttion Ux Canhion
Cerlis
Kacsan
Eerie Hohatkceeping
Addrven
Jourmal
Sine
Prine
Adureas Shiv
Renae
Bey
Ghrelin
Famnitys
Harrison St
Quincy
Pati
Ona Keene
Hocksland
Tohman
Watch
Furiacs
Wieee
Pieanant
Polk Street
Greenwood Avenue
Prmentarn
Mer
Peretti
Bale
Fey
Gi Tyler
Aera Saps Y. Ie
Ross
Thresh
Bat
Etiler Raed
Suger
Smurieal
Alwiek
Attorneys
Zuhcunies Lowe Ees 3
Spee
Roam
Guibor
Serpe
Rea Ak ‘Etlicaterinas
Groves
Otvick
Thiriniedrich
Eee
Signeau Alm Cig — Peat, Youll Co, 118 & Arm
Union Weychen Musiition, Repel
Aetna
G Harness
Kansan Tewtivooe
Suny
Mlite
Rva Harding
Sena Nese Ar
TeleDa
Jewelers
James B. Hatde
Acto
Han Goods
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