Indian Reservations and Western Settlers Clash in Turbulent West
A historical report describes U S policy toward Indian territories, detailing reservation boundaries near Limwuly County, with questions on federal enforcement. It notes the vast Native populations, government costs, and tensions as settlers press into western lands amid policing powers and confinement of tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reding Reservation
Spears
Limwuly
Meston
Oisk
Ainilems
Wierle
United States
Hilary Ayer
Tony
Judes
Willy Wabotat
Reuters
Tinabar
Rey
Pressisi
Weber Clan
From a village hamlet to a vanished riverbed tale
A fragment from a village memory recalls a riverbed shrinking as hills are cut, the landscape altered, and the town’s youth Struggles with growing up. A boy named Tom faces a harsh, cryptic moment as adults and peers shape his path and ideals.
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Boas
Oven
Kim
Ata
Marya
Tom
Obe
Rey
Atal
Imum -Wao
Jim
Stilt
Wiing
Sly
Wight
Theatre Scarcity Scheme Sparks Gossip and Blackmail Plots
In a New York theater district scene a manager hatches a risqué scheme to boost attendance by exploiting a leading lady and a glamorous blonde. Plans involve fake publicity, a wealthy patron, a dummy in a box seat, and a staged scandal to lure crowds, while staff debate etiquette and cost.
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Mom Minge Beantien Gateham
Airmokiyn Baighe
M Local Theatre
Shear Haring
Bin
Tanderland
Deyutt
Ras
Trde
Union Ub
Own & Tatack
Sinkum
Lill
J. Ma
Sam
Istomas
The Railroads and Sleepless Engineers
A New York Times interview with Keeper Satunney discusses widespread fatigue among railroad crews. He cites engineers and conductors sleeping on trains due to 20 hour shifts, unsafe conditions, and employer pressure. He calls for reduced hours, better staffing, and humane treatment to prevent accidents.
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Stein Amd
Satunney
Afra Railrusd
Hlerping
Tan
Neurral
Sabir
Co'clork
Compania Aay
Rail workers on long shifts seek safer reforms
In a discussion on railroad fatigue and safety, workers report extreme wakefulness demands and 22 hour stretches. Officials admit tours are too long and pose risks. calls grow for radical reform to ensure reasonable rest for crews and protect passengers.
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Swall
Moewmbjeet
Lubin
To & Mieinke
That Bad Boy Again Controversy at Family Breakfast Table
A chaotic diary entry recalls a Contrevmted breakfast scene where a boy spoofs syrup with cod liver oil provoking surprised reactions. The father defends the taste while dismissing the prank as a mild disturbance. The narrative hints at family tensions and a planned move to lose the narrator.
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Moses
Hotat
Comic Medley of Old Sights and Notions Across Presses
A collage of quirky excerpts from newspapers describes oddities from a sale of medical supplies with new pills to a Viennese composer’s railway encounter, plus a Mazzini anecdote about rusty swords. The Denver Tribune and Louisville Courier-Journal bits illustrate public curiosities, theater lore, and cultural vignettes in brief, era torn snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Louisville Courier-Journal
Goldmark
Tam
London
Mazzini
II Ancopresxario
Impressario
Denver
Widow Receives 3000 Dollar Settlement After Train Fatality
A brutal tale from Wakefield Starkey of Austin ends with Starkey killed after being struck by a locomotive on the International and Great Northern line. His widow, once married to a harsh husband, agrees to settle with the railway for 3000 dollars after the official offers a compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefiel Starkey
Austin
International
Great Northern
Wakefield Starkey
Bem
Remarkable near miss as girl escapes coffin like incident
A Greenpoint woman Clara Mance recounts a near death experience tied to epilepsy and brain fever. She describes trances, a prolonged death-like state, and waking in a coffin as pallbearers prepared her for burial. She credits a doctor and a timely warning from a hospital aide for her survival, though the memory remains haunting.
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Bea Tork
Willers
Greenpoint
Clara
Clare Mance
Eidaboarl
Mins Munce
Toccus
Ainsivty
Thad Seb
Astoria
Trever
Kile
Atlas Lyrow
Atranes
Capault
Alaray
Sue
Polther
Clara Mune
Abedootar
West Chainiams
Val Tie Mesbat Rearerre
Tam
Virginia
Andieg
Dally Reyleier
Miawati
Werely Regie
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Mr, LO
Anether Thio
Hellenne
Lincoln
Lewd Lve Bil
Tony Ween
Troy Times
Deimonieu
Amadepall
Fan
Uhebere
Oourm
Uae
Rick
Clara Mance
Wee
Best Cabinet
Beat Card
Aed
Demen
Plummer’s
Maine
Whewina
Boxra
Sthim
Reumn
Bonn
Aix Comalantty
Eeeamed
C. Criss
Camiaion
Ipsa
Dante
Jobo
James Dicky
Hurzuel Mrcarty
Howe ‘Rennin
Nepurrchnear
PNU
Damuel T McCuliueh
Cior
Cire Gourtol Olas
Sprom
Tere
Sanrany Air
Delgw
Sai
Luke Ton
the Register
Ene
Tomah
Shaal
Farmers’ Department
Lewis Baker & *Co
Wheeling, W, VA
Howard, Bros
Flain Street
Americen Peorerce
W. Va
Peni Ge Ieee Fei Nasr
Market Strest
Avenan Wented
Geo. R. Taylor
NEUVT
Eastore Dry Goods Store
Marshall & Co
Musical
Orsta
Valety
Im He Etty
Pelt
Etter Mahan
Levis
Ehenpey Aan
Aimee Barr le Tee
WM. H. Sheib
Bicatet Dolmans
Geo.r. Taylor
Twelfth Street
Warrington
Halle
Machinists
Excelsior Machine Works
Redman &Co
General Machin
Grays Pharmacy
Blade
Wland Pharmacy. Rou
Part A Co
Band Wheaton, We
Amat
Lothian
Moffat & CO
Drs
Sorgison
Sot
Market St
Whmalano
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