Black bear cub biography by Newton Newkirk unfold
A biographical account by Newton Newkirk recounts the life of a black bear cub named Stealthy Steve. He details the cub’s capture, care, and behavior, arguing bears are mischaracterized as man-eaters and urging a fair view while sharing trapping adventures and field observations.
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Gsieve A
Newton Newkirk
Mr. Newkirk
America
Brain
Ani
Steve
Stealthy
Bear Den Sighting Near Half-Fallen Tree
Two men explore a half fallen tree and a bare ground area after snow melt. They notice a hole under the roots and suspect a bear den. George Jr. leans in to listen but hears nothing, while the father also checks the opening.
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George Green
George Green, Jr
Guiquac
Georges
Four Mile Brook
Blue Mountain Brook
George Sr
George, Jr
George
Tobique
To be continued in tomorrow's Post and in all editions
A brief notice states that coverage will continue in tomorrow's Post and across all Daily and Sunday Post editions until the story is completed. The note emphasizes ongoing publication without final resolution at this time.
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Mal
Tomorrow's Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Brown Fires Police Chief Welch in Inaugural Move
In Lowell on January 8 Mayor George H. Brown fired Police Chief Redmond Welch on charges of non enforcement of prohibition laws and other causes. Major Winifred C. MacBrayne was named temporary chief and assumed control at the 5:30 PM police shift.
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Lowell
George H. Brown
Redmond Welch
Police Department
Brown
Winifred C. MacBrayne
Major MacBrayne
MacBrayne
Welch
Prohibition Enforcement Act Urged by Rhode Island Governor
Governor Emery J. Sar Souci recommended a state prohibition enforcement act aligned with the 18th amendment. His message to the General Assembly also urged rent profiteering curb laws, expanded public education facilities, auto regulation, and strengthening the workingman’s compensation act for permanently injured workers.
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Providence
R. I
Emery J. Sar
Souci
General Assembly
Libby Pleads Guilty Then Changes Plea in Wakefield Case
Forrest B. Libby of Lynn, captured after firing at two Wakefield patrolmen, admitted assault with intent to kill and carrying a loaded revolver in Malden court. Judge Bruce rejected the initial pleas, Libby then changed the assault charges to not guilty. He remains held for trial January 10 with total bail set at $2200.
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Forrest B. Libby
Lynn
Wakefield
Joseph Preston
John M. Gates
Foster Barstow
Malden
Bruce
Libby
Federal Vessels Not Liable for Collisions
The Supreme Court ruled that vessels armed or unarmed owned requisitioned or chartered by the Federal government during the war are not subject to damage suits under general admiralty laws after release from public service for losses caused by collisions while under government operation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Benefit Dinner and Dance for St Vincent Orphan Asylum
A cabaret and dance tonight at Rivoli Hall Huntington Avenue under Miss Mabel G. Hall to raise funds for St Vincent Orphan Asylum, correcting a misprint that it would be held tomorrow evening.
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St. Vincent Orphan Asylum
Mabel G
Rivoli Hall
Huntington Avenue
First American Domestic Oii Gars Origin Story
The article notes that the first American domestic oils were said to be made in 1801 by the wife of a tobacco planter in Connecticut.
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Connecticut
Army posts tour to weld forces into one system
Secretary Weeks orders Assistant Secretary Wainwright and Major General Harbord to travel 7000 miles visiting scattered commands. The aim is closer work between field officers and Washington executives and to gain firsthand data on regulars national guard and organized reserves.
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Washington
Associated Press
Weeks
Wainwright
Harbord
Department
National Guard
Balboa Student Lona Rathbone Wins Zone Champion
Miss Lona Rathbone, a Balboa high school student, is named champion athlete of the Panama Canal Zone, reflecting her top performance across Zone events and school competition.
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Lona Rathbone
Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
Former Mayor Joseph Oliver In Critical Hospital Condition
Toronto report states Joseph Oliver former mayor and Grand Sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows is in critical condition at a hospital after suffering heart disease.
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Toronto
Joseph Oliver
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Biography of Stealthy Steve a Black Bear Cub
Chapter 1 describes Victoria County New Brunswick terrain near Gulquac Stream Blue Mountain Brook and Everett Brook. It notes a rugged wooded area with many lakes and gorges where guide George Green trapped and sold beaver lynx sable fisher fox otter erraine muskrat mink and a bear cub nicknamed Stealthy Steve.
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Victoria County
New Brunswick
Gulquac
Blue Mountain Brook
Everett Brook
George Green
Tobique River
Blue Mountain Bend
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