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A historic unsolicited mailing promotes a three month free trial of Cosmopolitan Magazine. The long text lists eminent contributors and claims broad content across fiction art special topics international affairs and literature with a marketing pitch to join and be charged only after the trial period, noting Broadway New York as the publishing hub.
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Piopril
HMRC
Chefulgar
Gr Gilbert Larrer
Alfred Henry Lewis
Dire Huxton
Frateric Remlinion
Mearl Vamoa
Frank Vorbeck
Very Waterson
Sirwin Markham
Htbert Hubbard
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Broadway
New York
Valley land dispute spans generations in ancestral claim case
A long contested land case from the Wyandot nation era centers on Armstrong heirs reclaiming property once sold to white settlers. The 1857 decision returned lands to Armstrong heirs while Indians of the Wrandojie and Stezzarit families gain shares. Proceedings name several individuals connected to railroad and civic roles amid disputed island land due to a river channel change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertury
Sanihiaks
Walter
Prines
Annstrank
Aiba B. Wanil
Rol James
Metropolitan Biccor Railway Company of Kansas Clasars
Anna Benewell
Jamin Fonvell
INK Comi
Mra. Vir
Fonnell
Lunhond
Macon iMa Coal Intugs
The
Armour Company
Mary J. Wise
Cerelig Academy
Gr. Haehstetler
Fowler
National Waterworks
Ehnygaiay Ud Moater
Meriwether
Giants Win With Superior Stick Work in Turbulent Game
The report describes a Giants victory highlighted by strong stick work amid chaotic play. Names and details are garbled but reference to teams, players, and a notable injury or incident appear in the fragmented text.
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Giants
Boxing Promoter Plans Showdown With West Opponent
In city venues Jim Jenelos and manager Keefe promote a boxing contest as part of a stay that lasts several days. They issue claims of arranging a bout with any West fighter, while Jack TM O Keefe faces competition and a safety plan is outlined. Paris reports William K. Vanderbilt winning the Lagins title, with races and furs mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kin O Keefe
Jim Jenelos
Wile
Senki Welghe
Jack
O'Keefe
Pueblo Wins First Game This Season
Pueblo defeats Lincoln 1063 in a disputed opener as managers argue and players walk off. Umpire ruling leads to forfeit. two lineups fielded for Denver-Omaha contests with mixed results and batters contributing in late innings.
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Pueblo
Fear Trouble in China Report Warns Missionaries
In Minneapolis dated May 13 a cable from Mahop Dahl of the United Norwegian Lutheran church orders missionaries in China to leave danger districts amid rising unrest. Letters from missionaries near Huningfu in Honan warn of a revolution and fear local soldiers may betray officials as anti government forces gain strength.
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Minneapalia
Tmahop TH. Dahl
United
Norwegian Louthertn Church
Premy
Sven I Uanger
Dahl
Ine United Chen Tit Ching
Huning-Fu
Hono
Rev
Stoke
Milwaukee banker sent to ten years in federal prison
Former cashier of the First National Bank of Milwaukee, Mayik-Money MM. Gell, pleaded guilty to misapplying funds and making false entries. He was sentenced to ten years in the federal penitentiary at Fort Beaver. He appeared calm as he entered custody, saying he was glad the trial was over. Warden McLaughley ordered clerical duties in the same department as Frank J. Bigelow, former press foreman of the First National, who also faced a ten year sentence for acts involving funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
MM. Gell
Pirst Na- Hong Bank
Milhwaukee
Frank J. Bigelow
First National
Houk
Hope to Rid Samar of Gutlans Masih May 13
The article notes officials and Governor Ideah Hoover discussing actions against fanatics in Samar island. Native officials form volunteer bands to track down outlaws, with plans for martial law in Pulafane districts and naval support to prevent escape to nearby islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAMAR
Gutlans
Masih
Hoover
Samp
Islan
Ilehaw
Maharajah Gaekwad Visits United States in May
New York May 1 Maharajah Gaikwar of Baroda travels with his wife and brother Sampat in New York. He plans visits to major colleges and interest in American development while touring with attendants. The party stays at Waldorf Astoria and plans onward travel to Philadelphia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maharajah Gaikwar
Baroda
Miahuranes
Sampattin
Viverpoo
Maharajah Gaekwar
Maharatia
Indix
Fast India Company
le Spikeruler
Mirada
Bid
Sen
Maroda
Waldortale
Loria
New Yark
Gtac
United
Princeton
Harentt
Cornel
Tor
Stan
Roatan
Piradelpha
Yerlow
Srexidons
Tillman reveals more on Chandler talks with Roosevelt
Washington May 13 Senator Tillman released a portion of his written account of conferences with ex Senator Chandler and President Roosevelt over railroad rate legislation. He reiterates earlier claims that Canteller misrepresented talks and asserts the White House denied an alleged split with senators Knox, Sponen, and Foraker. The statement covers a March 3 meeting with the president and notes plans to publish more details if other pages are used.
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Washington
Tillman
Senate
Bailey
Chandler
Roosevelt
Tilman
Ilocovera
Thynan
Cantoller
Lawyora
Messrs
Kring
Sponner
White House
Unites
Knox
Syoonrr
Foraker
Tufman
Jartey
Democrats
Altice Arvl
Batley
Timan- Tt
Mout
Tironan
New York
Amorran
Lodge
Whitchoway
Abner
Root
Tall
Senator Lodge
Secretarias
Tate
Tall Tate
President plans limited railroad bill review with Senate Democrats
A letter from the White House dated March 31, 1806, invites Senator Chandler to the White House for an 8:51 PM meeting. The discussion centers on railroad rate legislation and whether the Interstate Commerce Commission exceeded authority, plus whether constitutional rights of carriers were violated. The president seeks unified Democratic support while proposing some restrictions on court powers.
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Sonstor Long
Messenger Boy
Afr
Easax
White House
Washington
Chandler
Tilgen
Batley
Interetate Commerce
Ita
Senate
Knox
Spooner
Foraker
Inez
Matt
Bailey
Mer Tilman
Moe
Thean
Benator Tilman
Body of Father Gapon Found by Police
In St Petersburgs on May 3 the recovery of the figure of Father Gapon appeared clear by the discovery of a coffin which bore the body of the former priest. The villa rented for the summer by an unknown man from St Petersburg served as the scene where the worker Alan allegedly killed by strangulation. The mistress of the villa notified police after the tenant failed to appear. Police found a corpse with decomposition obscuring identity but features matched Father Gapon and clothing aligned with the missing laundry trader. It is conjectured the man was killed in Somorn and brought to the villa on the night of April 1, aligning with the layman’s assassination and the recent dispatches from Herlin.
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St. Peterstinrs
Gapon
Orerks
Figland
Mimmer
Deposi Pati
Bt. Hetersborg
Alan
Ala
Fatnes Gapan
Lavar
Vila
Capon Algen
Infarsnauten
Herlin
Tobah Evacuated by Turkish Troops in Boundary Dispute
May 13 reports Tobah evacuated by Turkish troops under order as negotiations with the Melkiite side reached a tentative boundary delimitation. The Porte indicated a plan for appointing officials to oversee the boundary, but the process stalled amid competing war developments and rival claims.
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Tobah
Porte
Toban
Constantinen
Drownings, thefts, and ship news mark Clark Landing report
Frantic rescue at Clark Landing along the Xuillica river. two men Frank Sharp and Loire Gries swam ashore while a third, Frank Pixtey, deposited jewels at the St Francis Hotel before concerns over a hidden strong box surface. The steamship Manchuria arrived with a rescue fund of 1050 dollars noted for the crew. A serious collision near Ommhi left twenty nine injured as a car wreck blasted through windows and vehicles, with reports naming Mrs I L Beran and other passengers. The city also notes Chinese discontent tied to Yast Bh Kal influence and comments from Paris.
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Yeeer Oll
Clark Landing
Xuillica
Frank Sharp
Loire Gries
Manchuria
Hom
Francisco Velit
Mane Chitin Kroughy
Frank Pistey
Jeyele
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Avery
Remington
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Fogarty
Verbeck
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Weite Malay
Xame
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Eily
Fitteryeyeeessy
Tal
Via
TD Ennoy
Colorado Springs
Anal Fuyoh
Omaha
Kaness City
Ween Bt
Douiz
Perthiens
A. B. Moseley
Ogden
Utah
Original
Kanveas
Witbank
Premeryart
Dullire
Praperis
Tinkates
Tinehinad
New Waves
Marsote
Boston
Lowe
Vrubetici
Linden
Friracklyn
Ghinago
Svene
Gonds
Thadersiers
Last
Thomas
Sretekhets
E. Citeaga
Firoeklint
Indiaman
Cawy
O'Keefe and
Jenkin
Vanderbilt
HORE
Paris
Wm. K. Vanderbilt
Ihele
Myst
Lincoln
Doube Ani
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Tyhe Beer
Halines
Ry Lincoln
Dat
Dio
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Hmndaay
Messitl
Ger
Duran
Jon
Denver
Corns
Mmelagen
Willy
China
Jonarlea
Henry Gell
SREAT
Prince
United States
Renator Tillman
Deah
Kidd Cactus
Oic
Tina
Corenency
Saree
Dean
King Cactus Oil
Olney & McDaid
Clintons Lom
Toreaety
Geo. F. Cave
Druegist, Ogden, Stal
Father Gapon
Tebah
Sultan
Rasteste
San Francisco
A.W. Ward
Tabernacle
WM. Driver & Son
Ogdey's Best Drug Store
Washingtag Ave
Geo
W. Driver
Ogden, Utah
Nee Territory
Missour Valley
Chicago
St Tewis
Wuluck
Land
LNA
Anti West
Dhe Missourd
Messen
General Arent
Gy B&o Ry
Sauitr
Salt Lake City
Frank Pixtey
St. Francis Hotel
Atrang
Rinsin
Carll
Saye
Robert Forbes
James Mire
Jondon
Yast
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