Whale Versus Orcas A Whaling Tale From The Gulf
An eyewitness recounts a brutal encounter near the Holy Cross where a distressed whale is attacked by three orcas. The killer orcas repeatedly bite its lip and tongue, lifting and injuring the whale as it struggles to dive. A dramatic explosive end follows a nearby bomb explosion, with orcas displaying relentless predation and the whale dying after prolonged torment. The account notes orcas prey on warm-blooded creatures and cites experienced whalers and Captain Thompson on swordfish and orca behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
Sepishearalnaf Amareetgh Ipsing
Gulf of the Holy Cross
Bill Peters
Orcdn
Thompson
Tong
Hin
Inattentive House Members Desks Should Be Taken Away
New York congressman told a Post reporter the House should strip members of desks to curb writing during sessions. He cites English Commons decorum and suggests converting writing areas as a remedy while recalling immigration views and English practices.
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New York
Wim Post
House
House of Commons
England
Browne v Earl of Annesley in Bloomsbury Court
In Bloomsbury county court Judge Hacon heard Browne v Earl of Annesley over an eighteen guinea balance for a stammering operation on Lord Glerawley. Dr Lennox Browne testified the procedure could cure, with fees around fifty guineas cited. defense argued only an assisting role was expected.
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Bloomsbury County Court
Hacon
Browne Va
Earl of
Annesley
Lennox Trowne
Lord Glerawley
Glerawley
Mra Haker
Browne
Lord Annesley
Chi Plainus
Lennox Browne
Nocturnal Flowers and Wagging Tails Across Nature
The article contrasts day and night blooming flowers and their pollinators, noting white nocturnal blossoms glow in twilight and attract moths. It links strong scents to night flowers and mentions species like jasmine and gardenia. It also describes dogs wagging tails as a joyful signal and touches on fabrics and Egypt’s ancient tech such as a temple machine described by Heron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saga
Cornhill Magazine
Bears Eat, Dig, and Roam in Wild Food Feast Observation
An account from The Wilderner Hunter describes black bears and grizzlies foraging in forest settings. Details cover foraging methods, berry feasts, and striking actions with claws, noting bears’ persistence during abundant fruit and their caution near humans in certain thickets. The text also lists various Irish surnames and historical notes on names and migrations, then shifts to remarks on wildlife, moose range shifts, and 19th century hunting and industry data.
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Yesupa
Ike
Big Loge
Rockahe
Mr. Roosevelt
Wedding Parade on Fifth Avenue Draws All New York
A stormy day in New York sees a handsome earring of white ribbon and a white slipper dangling from a carriage as a newly married couple departs for their wedding tour. Passersby gawked at the scene, with street urchins jeering and spectators cheering as the couple rode away from the famed avenue toward the station.
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Pitth Avenuue
New York
Fifth Avenue
Giton
Uood
Chimneys in medieval England and their shafts
There is no evidence of chimney shafts in Roman times. Early examples at Rochester Castle and Castle Hedingham show semicircular backs and arches with moulded features. By the fourteenth century chimneys rise higher and more substantial, with later shafts spanning through the wall height, while pre sixteenth century shafts are short and terminate in various forms to vent smoke.
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Elijah Kellogg
Andover
Boston Herald
Stey Bill Kellogg
Kellogg
Rome
Keely
Caries Pekar
Boston Post
O'Twomey
O’toomey
MacNeill
McNeil
O'Roaire
O'Rourke
O'Neill
Niall of the Nine Hostages
Ireland
Coyle
MacCawmel
MacCawell
Cawmil
Fearach
Murtagh Mor MacEaren
Morte More McGaria
Trish Cathmaoill
Cawmill
Mac Cathmhaoill
Cathmbhoill
Campbell
Cawmell
Caulfield
Desmond
Munster
D'Esmond
Dillon
le Dillon
Diluane
Lochan Dilmhain
Loghan Dilwinn
France
Robert le Dillon
Dillion
Dermod MacMurrough
Leinster
Elizabeth
Irish Brigade
Brance
Dillon Regiment
Rochester Castle
W. Cortyle
Castle Hedinglam
Essex
Christchurch
Mants
Newcastle
Sherborne Castle
Dorsetshire
Bornish Castle
Yorkshire
Moothby Pagnell
Lincolnshire
Hood
Greyhounds in History and Varieties Across Britain
The article traces the ancient English greyhound and the Scotch deerhound, noting their long lineage, color varieties, and hunting prowess. It describes their speed on level ground, endurance on hills, and traditional uses in deer and hare chasing, with emphasis on eye sight over scent and the royal sport heritage. The piece contrasts elegance of the English greyhound with the dignity of the Scotch deerhound and references royal hunting customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Vanute
Elizabeth
Royal Bruckhourids
Royal Forests
Great Britain
Texas
America
The Vanishing Moose Departure of New York Game
An excerpt discusses moose behavior, noting that unlike deer a moose alarmed by hunters or hounds will wander widely. It suggests the animal may take a long cautious path, trying to evade pursuit and making recovery chances uncertain for the hunter.
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North Woods
Maine
Dunsda
Adirondacks
Brown's Trail
New York
Sarane
Madison Firant
Theo
Free Northwest agricultural weekly offers year free deal
FREE The Northern Pacific Farmer Portland Oregon edited by Frank Lee a weekly Northwest paper with 16 to 32 pages covers agriculture horticulture stock poultry markets children and household topics priced at 1 per year in advance. New subscribers paying a year in advance to The Press and back subscribers paying their back year receive one year free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Farmer
Portland
Oregon
Northwest
Frank Lee
Granger
United States
Preas
Great Northwest Journal
Notice of Receiver for C. A. Barrett Co
The undersigned as court appointed Receiver for the C. A. Barrett Co. requests all parties owing the firm to call and settle their accounts. G. A. Banarrr, Receiver.
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C. A. Barrett Co
G. A. Banarrr
Executrix Notice and Assignee’s Notice
Executrix of the estate of James appears in Onrgo County and the matter of an assignment and notice to creditors is published. The assignee’s notice references the assignment of Alexander Moore and directs appearance and actions at the September session, naming the involved parties and legal representatives in a brief court filing summary.
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Uluatilla
Fuaves
James
Coor Fristeor
Alexander Moore
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