Kicking Bird and Cochise and the Kiowa Apache tale
The narrator recounts life among Kiowas and their Apache rivals, focusing on Kicking Bird’s acts of mercy toward two Kiowa youths captured by Cochise. Cochise’s gift of return and the Kiowa chief’s later negotiation for a captive leads to a dramatic chase and capture, ending with Kicking Bird’s vow to seek a future confrontation rather than revenge.
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Ssuta
Satanta
Satank
Big Tree
Wicking Bird
Kicking Bird
Oerasion
Cochise
Cochige
Cimarron
Beffalo
Bret
Hein
Wetar
Kiccing Bird
Kiowa
Abache
Klowa
Bird
Guing Neadhong
Woran
Vane
Nesan
Ryuni l
Copuiss
Rane
Emmy
Corhiby
Kickles Bird
Carhisy
Guudt
First Convention Opens for Independence Party in Chicago
The Independence party held its first national convention at Orchestra Hall Chicago with W R Hearst as temporary chair praising a new party to challenge trusts. He denounced both major parties as corrupted by finance and urged a clean platform and candidates from the audience. The day closed after committees were named and Hearst gave way to Reuben R Lyon.
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Chicago
Independence Party
Orchestra Hall
New York
Wall Street
Ain
Charles A. Walsh
Town
Provisional National Committee
Hearst
Bryan
Father O'Callahan
Milton W. Howard
Alabama
Earst
Mr. Hearst
Ali Baba
Taggart
Parker
Ryan
Captain Kidds
Republican Party
Democratic Party
James H. O'Neill
Rhode Island
J. D. Bush
Reuben R. Lyon
Edited Papers and Paresis Kill Editor in Kau Buveg
The editor of Elshraen I Lnols newspapers died from paresis at the Bute Insane Aslim in Kau bugev. He was seven years old.
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Win Tadorsville
Circus Wall
Elshraen Ilnols
Bute
Kaubugev
World of Sport notes coast card and race records
The World of Sport reports activity along the New Jersey shore from Cane May to Atlantic City and mentions a forthcoming match between Prokey McFarland and Freddie Welsh in Los Angeles, with details of a heavyweight title and a green pacer setting a new world speed record in the first two heats of a two pace race.
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New Jersey
Cane May
Atlantic City
Lesbright
Prokey McFarland
Freddie Welsh
Jin Jleliree
Cinb
Os Angeles
Cal
Terry Howhetat
Dean
Court halts higher freight rates on staple goods
Mount Airy Georgia merchants led by Macon Grocery Company obtained a preliminary injunction from Judge Speer in a United States court stopping Atlantic Coast Line, Louisville and Nashville, Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis, Cinwisti, New Orleans and Texas Pacific and Southern Railroads from raising rates on shipments of staple products from Western to Southern points. The suit claims the increase would cost Georgia buyers and sellers between 500000 and 1000000 dollars yearly.
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Mount Airy
Macon Grocery Company
Merchants and Mercantile Cor
Speer
United States Court
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Louisville and Nashville
Nashville, Chattanooga and
St. Louis
Ciwinisti, New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Southern Railroad Companies
Interstate Commerce Commission
Georgia
Campbell Wins renomination by broad Texas margin
Dallas reports confirm Governor Campbell secured renomination by about 75,000 votes and Attorney General Davidson by around 25,000. Prohibition amendment opposition appears. margin tight at 80 votes, with most incumbents renominated except possibly eighth district representative 8. B. Cooper.
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Dallas
Texas
Campbell
Davidson
Congress
B. Cooper
Waters-Pierce Oil Company pays $10000 compromise penalty
In Little Rock Arkansas several suits in the Circuit Court accusing Waters-Pierce Oil Company of anti trust violations and illegal discrimination were terminated as attorneys for the defendant paid a compromise penalty of 10000. The prosecuting attorney cited low odds of securing convictions if trials proceeded.
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Little Rock
Ark
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Ilegal
Triad
Three Drowned as Steamer Capsizes Near Pittsburgh
In the Monongahela River off South Twenty Fifth Street a gasoline launch named Tanned Merry Widow capsized after a passing steamer. Three men drowned Henry Schaefer 23 Thomas Rhydderch 50 master preacher of Keystone Wills and a prominent evangelist and lay preacher and George Kimberly 28. Eleven were rescued from a similar fate.
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Monongahela
Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Preswent-Elect Dead. Bolivia Leader Dies Before Term
Dr Fernando Guachalla, Bolivian president elect, dies of pneumonia in La Paz three weeks before taking office. He had served as Bolivian minister to the United States and was elected May 4 to succeed President Montes, with August as the expected start of his term.
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Guachalla
Bolivia
Lima
Pertt
Fernando Guachalla
Hollyia
la Paz
United States
Montes
American climber scales Mont Blanc in seven and a half hours
Professor Hobbs of Ann Arbor Michigan completes a record ascent of Mont Blanc from Grand Fumelitz summit taking seven and a half hours for the round trip. The previous record was about eight hours.
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Chamounis
Switzerland
Professor Hobbs
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mont Blanc
Elzlt Anis
Boston Banks Rally as Deposits Surge
Boston national banks report deposits near 46 million higher since last August pushing totals to about 260.1 million. The gain represents roughly 21 percent growth, with aggregate figures for 24 Boston banks far exceeding prior records and topping 214.3 million in 1907.
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Boston
National Banks of
Masa
Rain Valued At 1900 Dollars Per Minute In Virginia
Experts in Richmond Virginia estimate the recent rainfall saves crops from drought damage and is worth about 1000 dollars per minute to farmers. The rainfall is believed to bring the drought-affected zone toward a near normal water supply and outlook.
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Richmond
Virginia
Cadets Dismissed at West Point for Hazing Incident
President Roosevelt approves the dismissal of eight cadets from the United States Military Academy at West Point after guilty findings for hazing underclassmen. A separate Manila incident reports a lethal accident involving Lieutenant Oswalt of the Twenty ninth Infantry, where a failed electrical mishap caused instant death.
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Nazers
Roosevelt
United States Miliary Academy
West Point
Eigit
Shot and killed at Minge Junction Olin event
A shooting at Minge Junction in Olin left two men dead. Pulieeman Bert Hasséetyano and Michael MfcCort are named in the report as the victims. Authorities have not released further details on the motive or suspects.
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7 Pellceman
Pulieeman Bert Hasséetyano
Michael MfcCort
Minge Junction
Olin
Danish Swedish military alliance reported
A Copenhagen report states that Denmark and Sweden have agreed on an offensive and defensive military alliance. The legal note from Norfal s Court of Law discusses a poll tax case interpreting personal in payment terms and bodily presence for tax payers.
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Norfals Court of Law and Chancery
Copenhagen
Denmark
Hisgen Heads New Party At Independence Convention
Massachusetts oilman Thomas L. Hisgen was nominated for president by the Independence Party on the third ballot after lengthy balloting. John Temple Graves won the vice presidential nomination amid a riot scare caused by a Bryan-stamped bid. Police escorted the disruptor, as Hearst supporters intervened to calm the hall.
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Chicago
Thomas L. Bissen
Massachusetts
Sandard Oil Company
Independence Party
Ag Tt
Hisgen
Hisgén
Howard
Lyon
Graves
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Shepard
Hearst
Charles J. Shearn
Aseault
New York
California
Counterfeiting Charges In Fayetteville Case
Dr L W Blanchard a longtime community leader and J C Wilcoxon bound over to the Federal Grand Jury on counterfeiting charges. Wilcoxon testified Blanchard, a Sunday school superintendent, had been a counterfeiter for fifteen years. he aided in making spurious money about five months ago but claims he never passed any of it.
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Fayetteville
Carnegie Auto Smash Injures Couple in Inverness Chase
Car crash near Inverness Scotland involved Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie. Their car struck another vehicle at speed. The Carnegies escaped serious injury though shaken and alarmed. no further harm reported.
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Inverness
Scotiana
Andrew Carnegie
Fatal Auto Accident Claims Child in New Hedford
Six year old Gilmeina de Mello died after being struck by a fifty horsepower car driven by a professional chauffeur on the Mattapas sett road near New Hedford. The Archbold party, including J F Archbold, was in the vehicle. Authorities say the driver was traveling slowly when the child darted into the path, making the collision unavoidable. Archbold is a son of John D Archbold of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hedford
Mass
Gilmeina de Mello
J. F. Archbald
Mattapassett Road
St. Luke's Hospital
Mayflower Deprived as Gunboats Protect Caribbean Interests
Oyster Bay reports the Mayflower must remain away from U S duties as gunboats guard Central American interests. The yacht was sent to Port au Prince Haiti to relieve the Paducain, while a tragic domestic accident in New York ends in the death of a nineteen month old girl from a toothbrush incident.
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Oyster Bay
United States
Central America
Roosevelt
Port Au Prince Haiti
Bandits loot railroad office at Tiraspol for $40,000
A group of armed men attacked the Cospley office at the local railroad suitor in Tiraspol and escaped with $40,000. No injuries reported. Police调查 ongoing as authorities chase suspects.
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Tiraspol
Rusela
Suffragettes Busy in China Campaign Active
The women's suffrage movement extends in China with four active campaigns. It notes that as Chinese do not have votes suffrage would do little to improve women’s positions and may not benefit them.
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China
Lightning Strikes and Kills Man in Pennsylvania
A man about ninety years old, Philly Worrow, was struck by lightning while skimming the Monongahela River near Flitersberg Pennsylvania during a very electric storm and was killed instantly.
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Monongshela
Fltrsberg
Wevery
Philly Worrow
Highlanders Face Scranton Club in Tough National Game
The Boston Club rewalled pitch at Elmer Steele for the Scranton club while the Highlanders enter the game with hard play. Paskett is swift in Cincinnati field and timely at bat. Tannehill shines for Washington in the Tesna League as Frank Glade nears return to the box.
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Boston
Elmer Steele
Scranton
Highlanders
Paskett Iz
Cincinnati
Jettield
Jesse Tannehill
Washington
Frank Glade
Triumph for America in Olympic Games
The United States dominated the final day of the Olympic events as Queen Alexandra handed rewards at the Stadium in London. Americans won 114 1 3 points to 124 2 3 for others, led by A B Shaw F G Smithson W M Rand and J D Garrrels in sprint and relay events. Medals, diplomas, and commemoratives were distributed amid royal presentations and military marches as Americans wore track uniforms and riflesmen stood out in khaki.
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London
United States
Queen Alexandra
Queen of
England
A- B. Shaw
F. G. Smithson
W. M. Rand
J. D. Garrels
Smithson
Fo Sfteen
Grenadier Guards
Trish Guards
Royal Bar
Duchess of Rutland
Catherine
Duchess of Westminster
Lady Desborough
Bisley
Windsor
Weed
United Kingdom
Sweden
Canada
Tenes
South Africa
Fone Gragta
Ogebebetad
Norway
Germany
Skdekeye Traly
Wore
Hungarie
France
Finland
Australia
Ture
National reception planned to welcome returning athletes
The report states that Thrai branches and Union Jacks were sent by King Edward. New York City plans for a grand welcome likened to Caesar's army. Officials including President Roosevelt, Governor Hughes, and Acting Mayor Meg Gowan are to address the crowds.
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New York City
Caesar
Roosevelt
Hughes
Meg Gowan
Walker Dak in Hartford in Custody of State Police
William Walker, wanted for embezzling 663000 from the Savings Bank of New Britain and about 56400 from the Connecticut Baptist convention, arrived in Hartford under guard. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 16 to 20 years in prison, after being captured in a Mexican mining camp and extradited.
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Hartford
Conn
William ™. Waler
Savings Bank of
New Britain
Connecticut Baptist Convention
Thomas F. Egan
Busanada
Mexico
Walker
Shum
Prizon
Wethersfield Alts
Meyzico
Lia Belag
Mack Named Democratic National Campaign Manager
Norman E. Mack of Buffalo chosen to manage the Democratic national campaign after a long conference with William J. Bryan and John W. Kern. Henry Watterson of Kentucky to head the press bureau. Nimrod Mack listed as chairman with officers including Hall and Woodson.
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Chicago
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
William J. Bryan
Marse
Henry Watter
Kentucky
Mack
New National Committee
National Ie
Bryan
John W. Kern
Auditorian Annex
Lst
Noriah D. Mack
New York
BH. L. Hall
Nebraska
Urey Woodson
Oklahoma
Henry Watterson
Auto wreck near Port Henry kills two men
A car crash six miles west of Port Henry, Plattaburg, N. Y., killed J H Dodge of Malden Mass and Lockwood Reed of Port Henry. B Titus of Syracuse escaped unharmed as the vehicle plunged into Muddy Brook, exploded, and burned with the two men trapped beneath.
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J. B. Dodge
Malden
Mass
Port Henry
Plattaburg
J. H. Dodge
Lockwood Reed
Titus
Syracuse
Dodge
Muddy Brook
Reed
Women mail carriers take husbands' routes in Lockport
Three women mail carriers Mrs N Maynard Mrs A H Bradford and Mrs William Bolton were appointed and sworn in by Lockport and Gasport postmasters under federal authority to fill their husbands' routes during vacation. No complaints have been received. They work each morning sorting mail with the male carriers.
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Lockport
Mayenard
A. H. Bradford
William Bolton
Lockport and Gasport
Washington
Costly European War Forecast by German General Staff
Berlin reports a General Staff bulletin under General Blument indicating Germany could field 4,750,000 troops in a modern European war. Losses could reach about 900,000 killed or wounded in the same period with total costs near 1.5 billion dollars annually, and broader indirect ruin through financial strain and industry paralysis.
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Bacd
Germany
Berlin
Europe
Blume
Porto Rico Celebrates Tenth Anniversary of American Landing
Porto Rico observed the tenth anniversary of American troops landing at Guanicua with a parade, a ball, and public observances led by Governor Post and local authorities. Reports also note Roosevelts recent acceptance of the Peace and Arbitration League presidency and Adlai Stevenson seeking the Democratic nomination for Governor of Minnesota.
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San Juan
Porto Rica
Porto Rico
Guanicua
Penne
Moosevelt
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Peace and Arbitration League
North Carollina Peace Congress
Newsy Gleanings Outline Unclear Events
A scrambled clipping mentions James J. Hill and railroad gates, a fatal action by Charles Burnham in Brooklyn, police addressing city noise, and the French Parliament adjourning to postpone income tax, pensions, and death penalty issues until autumn.
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James J. Hill
Charles Burnham
Brooklyn
The
Tees
New York City
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