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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1900

Page

7

Invasion of devilfish disrupts Normandy fishing waters

Devastating invasion of devilfish has crowded Trouville to Cape de la Hague with hundreds of octopus like creatures. Nets are clogged and gear destroyed as fishermen fight the beasts with axes knives and boiling water. The infestation endangers the coastal fishery and recalls Victor Hugo and Wells while scientists analyze the giant cephalopod threat.

English Channel Victor Hugo Trouville Cape de la Hague Sark Channel Islands Casket Rocks Normandy Frank T. Bullen Orpheus Homer Hesiod Hugo Man Fison Gilliat Walt Newfoundland

Squaw Is Declared Wife of California Miner in Noted Suit

Indian Lucy, long the companion of California miner John R Hite, is ruled the legal wife after a historic court decision. Judge Jones orders $50 monthly alimony and $4,000 in fees for Lucy with further property division to follow. The ruling casts doubt on Hites later marriage to Celia Nougues and sets the stage for ongoing litigation over wealth.

Lucy John R. Hite California Conna Hite Conna Longa United States Joseph P. Jones Celia Nougues John Hite Mariposa County Great Hite Cecilia Nougues Cecilia Hite Mariposa San Francisco W. W. Foote Jones

Calves Elicit Fear Among Natives in German East Africa

During a trip in German East Africa Professor Koch observed locals terrified of calves. He engaged four natives to restrain a calf for inoculation with malaria germs. the animal kicked, the natives released it, and cried out in terror while climbing trees.

Laminaria German East Africa Prof Koch

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France H. G. Wells Sidmouth Devon Mr. Wells Mr. Fison Squaw
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