Tall Pine Indians and their Apache kinfolk tale
A travelogue on Wallapai and neighboring tribes in Arizona recounts origins from Tochopa and Hokomata, notes exile and settlement across the Colorado River canyons, and describes Wallapai life, relations with whites, cattle raiders, and a Wallapai woman teaching at a government school. It mentions Wallapai settlers near Hackberry and railway labor.
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Blue Water
Walla
Serum
Charley
Cataract
Havasu Canyon
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Éxiati
Wallapus
Hokomata
Iodhiopa
Tochopa
Matawidaitté
Wallapal
Sod Helpata
Echiopa
Hackatain Chicamega
Little
Colorado
Read
Actin
Mattawidditto
Wallapaia
Mattewidditta
Hokot
Geronimo
Crook
Leveleve
Cenentast
Santa Para
Wenty
Arizona
Nerum
Dne
Desert
Santa Fe
California
Wallapais
Crozley
Hackberry
Love of a Seal on Voyage to Santa Barbara
During a voyage to Santa Barbara a seal mother and her young pup were separated when the pup was captured, placed in a jute sack, and left on deck. The pup cried, the mother returned, tore open the sack with her teeth, and the pair swam away together following the vessel for miles.
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Santa Barbara
Counterfeit Chinese Goods Expose Notorious Leads and Peddlers
A New Orleans Times-Democrat travel writer recounts a Shanghai-tinged episode of Chinese counterfeits in a large firm’s package. Items included fake lead pencils with gilt marks, pink stained toilet soap, and a dummy beef can with wood and lead ends, sold via native peddlers to foreigners and an army contractor.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
C. L. Bartow
New Orleans
Shanghai
Bartow
Engl Gh
Naval steam engineering and christening tales from colonial notes
An article contrasts naval steam generator designs and leadership in engineering development. It notes France and the United States pioneering new structural science, while Britain lags. A separate Berbice church anecdote recounts a parson puzzling over naming practices with a family recalling biblical names and a joke about a fifth child.
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Engineering Magazine
France
United States
Admiralty
Berbice
British Guiana
Nannie Bellona
Meena
Serlauis Cee
Parson
Matthew
Mark
John
Electric Launches Connect With Trolley Cars At Interlaken
An electric service expands its network as a trolley car connection opens at Interlaken. The move links key routes and aims to boost local transit options for residents and visitors.
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Interlaken
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Tall Pine Indians
Wallapai
Indiana
Apapar Hawa
HOMD
Mothé
Love of A Seal
Naval Steam Engineering
Saya
Memphis
Tenn
New York
First National Bank
Asbury Park
Mattison Avenue
Bond Street
Postoffice
Depot
Onmouth Trust and
Monmouth
Twining
Tubting
Jeans
Heebonan, Harrison
G. B. M. Harvey
DO. Gobnele Twasarar
Henry Mitchell, M. D. Gobni Smt
Mattes
C. W. Simonson
Ballantine
Goody
Springlake Nod
William Griffin, JR
West Wanamassa
N. J
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Chicago
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Standard Railroad
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Newark
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Gobi
Austin
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New Jersey
Joberty Street
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Jersey Southern Railway
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Philadelphia
Philade Aia
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Toms. Lees
Canbete
Camden
Sea Side ‘Park
Belmar
Sp. Lake
Sea Girt
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J. R. Wood
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Penn. BB
Sntral R. R
KRW
Jersey
Cerely
Tosa
All Rail
Philadead
Fotechakas
Por Banton
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Allentown
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Weber
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Tion
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Scranton
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J. H. Olhausen
H. P. Baldwin
Ross
Fenton
Deal Lake
Asbury Park, N. J
Main Street
Washington White
William Ciffard
Dilica
Win
Giffard
Townahis Callsdar
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