Goulds Live Quiet Life Despite Great Wealth and Marriage
A new Gould baby born in a wealthy family sparks attention yet the couple's twenty years of marriage are described as ideally happy. Jay Gould's eldest son Howard married Edith Kingdon in 1886, a match noted for social standing and propriety. The Goulds maintain a simple domestic life, with Mrs Gould focusing on family and rational artistic pursuits, while avoiding public society.
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Jay Gould
Severage
Goulds
Gould
United States
MULES
Aryone
Andy
M. Hannah
Fernwood
Miss
H. A. Parmelee
Millford
E. Dunlap
NS. Hill
Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Mrnster
Richmond
Tex
M. G. Chiion
Minn
Lito
Lauderdale Street
Tenn
Memp
Intendencia ‘Ensacola
Fila
C. Henry
Gentral N
Poser
Abel
Incubator Baby Child Escapes Courts With Help From Frat Boy
A Lawrence Kansas custody ruling over the incubator baby spurred a dramatic escape aided by a red headed fraternity member, Senator Fred D. Smith’s son Eustice Smith, and a sheriff. Mrs Bleakley fled law after a Kansas decision, then traveled toward Moline under a bench warrant. The plan unfolded with Santa Fe and Rock Island trains and a nursing bottle, milk, and care at the sheriff’s home before arrival in Moline.
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St. Louis Fair
Moline
Ilinois
Lawrence
Kansas
Fred D. Smith
Kinsley
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Jer
Mrs. Bleakeley
Rock Island
Bleakeley
Pullman
Colorado
Eustice Smith
Senator Smith
Tragic Western Romance Endures Cheyenne War Rally
In southeastern Montana near the Tongue River Agency two young Cheyenne warriors Head Chief and Young Mule ride to the agency arena to face U.S. troops. A deadly clash follows as they charge the troops under a blazing sunset with rifles and a savage war yell.
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Big Horn Mountains
Yellowstone River
Montana
Great Plains
Tongue River Agency
Fort Keogh
Ameiian Horse
Lodge of American Horse
Wolf Mountains
Agency
Alps
Steenerson Bills Aims to Drain Swamp Lands for Farms
A long article discusses Representative Steenerson's bill to create a drainage fund from public land sales to reclaim swamp lands across the United States. It describes potential sites like the Kankakee River basin and Red River Valley, outlines cost estimates and land divisions, and notes the plan mirrors irrigation programs run by the Reclamation Service to develop small farm tracts.
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Virginia
Washington
House of Representatives
Steenerson
Minnesota
United States
Kankakee River
Indiana
Illinois
Red River Valley
Northwest
Reclamation Service
Interior Department
Roosevelt to Sign Statehood Bill With Eagle Quill
President Roosevelt will sign the Statehood bill with a pen made from an eagle quill from Oklahoma. Clerk Charles Hunter, visiting Washington, was promised the pen for use in signing the act. Hunter returned home and had a pen crafted from an eagle feather for the ceremony.
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Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Charles Hunter
Washington
Hunter
A Great Hunter and His Modern Gun
A dramatic portrait of a hunter with a new hammerless gun and smokeless powder. The narrative hints the shot fell short, leaving the speaker to guess that his aim was hitless.
Canals in China Foster Rich Aquatic Life for Fry
The extensive canal network across a large portion of China supports abundant fish. Rice fields watered by these canals serve as ideal spawning andhatching grounds for eggs and young fry during their early life stage.
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China
Universe Discoverer Leads Lick Observatory Scope
The 36 inch equatorial telescope universe Discoverer stands as the largest at Lick Observatory perched on Mount Hamilton, a 4000 foot peak in the Monte Diablo range of California.
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Lick Observatory
Mount Hamilton
Monte Diablo Range
California
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George J. Gould
Ita
W. M. Wooster
Nalver Steenerson
the Everglades
Lake Drummond
Forest
WEA
Seyrasug
Hdartrof
Csolumbu
Toelod
Lovilleuis
SSS
Prise
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