The Times Daily Short Story of Wanny the Miners Camp
The tale describes Wanny, an indigenous woman treated as scapegoat in a miners camp. Jim Burns defends her, a fight ensues, and Wanny earns pay for tasks. a later warning leads to her death by accidental or intended gunfire, and Jim executes the Indian hunter.
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Jnaultm
Wanny
Abe
Damo
Alfatra
Jim Burns
Tom Archer
Statles
Lovkless
Jit
Jit Buran
Oppresion
Sqman
Watney Wade
Gulag
Jim
Emonut
Waniny
Enid
Gitebot
Wray
Ned Ing Wanny
Jin Gow Bar Ti
F. A Mitched
Floods and Irrigation Policy in the West
Government irrigation policy officials discuss a plan to store floodwaters in river basins along the Missouri and Mississippi to reduce future flood damage. Secretary Guy Mitchell of the National Irrigation Association describes reservoirs and canals that could irrigate vast tracts across Wyoming Colorado Kansas Nebraska and the Dakotas, aiming to lessen Mississippi River flood risk.
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West
Soutinwest
Washington
Kri
Wongries
New York
Misaourd
Starage
Guy Mitchell
National
Irigation Wesoclenen
Apri
Missouri
Wyoming
Coloride
Kanes
Nebraska
Dakotas
Orange Fashion Flaunts in English Gowns
Lady Balcarres and Mrs. Charles Ewart headline English fashion as orange dominates gowns. Orange velvet trains and sashes appear in drawing room wear, with critics noting the shade’s boldness and varying tones from honeyed to vivid orange, amid a trend seen along Piccadilly.
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Lady Balcarres
Grant Wants Vice Meentteney, San Diego, Ga. June 26
The Caton announces that U.S. Grant aims for the Republican nomination for president next year, signaling his bid for the nation’s top office. Information suggests the party may pivot to Grant in the coming year as speculation grows regarding his vice presidency or leadership role.
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Grant
Meentteney
San Diego
Caton
U.S. Grant
View
Citizen Train Bath at Stamford Exposed in Smallpox Controversy
The Stamford scare involving Georgé Francis Train ends with his return from the pesthouse to his daughter's Third Street home. He demands $50,000 damages for alleged detention, claims doctors overcharged for extra services, and vows suit while asserting he used a hydropathic device to feign illness.
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Georgé Francis Train
Stamford
Coon
Rendy
Third Street
New York Herald
Cataclyam
Harry
Tia
Thrug
New York
Paychse
Volek
Coney Island
C. EH. Borden
W Yu
Borden
Bowman
Dor
Deak
Climbém City
Caid
Train
Louie
Iotation
Tran
George Morrell
Mamie Gibon
Trolation Hospital
Dr. Borden
Clark Bell
Preacher Sleeps Through Sermon Then Delivers Long Homily
Rev John Can Minen of Brown county Ini preaches at church while asleep and dreams. he enters the pulpit at 4 pm still asleep and gives a lengthy sermon alternating English and German. Attendees report he delivers two to thirteen hour discourses and sometimes pantomimes thirst for water during the readings.
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Risen
John Can Minen
Brown County
Ini
Belig
Lysoumtaaloop
Todianapolis Speele
Philadelphia
Coulidran
Curious Cashbook Found by New York City Comptroller
Comptroller Edward M. Grout of New York discovers among basement debris at the Stew art building the city’s first cashbook and ledger used at its 250th birth anniversary celebration. City Ledger No. 1 records odd entries such as payments for a cage and ducking stool, bellman whipping, and sermons, suggesting a 17th century accounting practice now to be reported to the Historical Society.
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Grout
New York City
Edward M. Grout
New York
Stewart Building
City of
Historical Society
Amazon River Islands Navigable Span from Livban to Moscow
The text claims the Amazon River is navigable for a distance equal to that from Livban to Moscow. It mentions islands described as 15 big, connected to the Gortoan sites of Baden and Württemberg combined.
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Amazon River
Amazon
Livban
Moscow
Baden
Wurttemberg
Notable Obituaries and Elite Figures Mentioned in Brief
A compiled note lists Christopher Stluks of Newark and other notable figures: W. OR. Vanderbilt plans active involvement in American rail and land ventures. Robert M. Olyphant retires after twenty-seven years as Delaware and Hudson president. General Edward P. Jonas, “Jones of Binghamton,” turns seventy-five. John P. Hind, Illinois chief justice, is fifty-four. Associate Justice Alessander B. Hagner retires from the District of Columbia Supreme Court after twenty-five years. HL. P. Patterson recalls Gettysburg, buys a memorial boulder. Major Luther B. Hare of the Twelfth Infantry faces retirement proceedings. Milton J. Flood, the naturalist, remains a subject of public interest.
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Christopher Stluks
Newark
America
Litte
Lord Knebworth
Baghan
W. OR. Vanderbilt
Robert M. Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Edward P. Jonas
Jones
Binghamton
Hill
John P. Hind
Miprenmie Court
Illinoi
Illinois
Alessader B. Hagner
Supreme Court of
District of
Cotam Din
HL. P. Patterson
Aurora
Ind
Gettysburg
Luther B. Hare
Howze
Aguinaldo
Turon
Gilmore
San Antonio
Tex
Milton J. Flood
Papuan cannibal capture ends life of investigator
A scientific investigator once employed as an inspector by the gypsy moth commission years ago in Massachusetts has died after being captured by Papuan cannibals. The record notes his involvement in efforts to terminate the pest control program there.
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Gypsy Moth Commission
Massachusetts
Snakes in the Philippines Reach Unusually Great Lengths
A report notes Philippine land snakes grow remarkably long with lengths above nineteen and twenty feet, and a twenty-two foot specimen dwarfs a nineteen foot snake, indicating exceptional size variation in local serpents.
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Philippines
Philippine
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