Giants of the Onas Indians on Thora island
The Onas, a giant-statured native group on Thora del bu ego island, average over six feet, with women sturdier but less developed. Despite physical prowess, mental progress lags. reliance on hunting remains, homes and clothing are primitive, and their language is noted for its odd phonetics and challenging sounds.
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St Swithin and Rain Superstitions Across the Moon
The article recounts St Swithin day weather lore and a tale of his burial, then explains lunar phases and the moon’s cycle. It notes a chapel built over the saint’s grave after a 40 day rain period and defines full moon and dark moon concepts with dates and durations.
Cold snub echoes in a sharp social moment
A brief exchange in a restaurant after theater reveals a man complimenting a woman, prompting her witty accusation that he resembles a coachman fired for pursuing the cook, highlighting social pretension and implied scandal.
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Riter Recalled as Happily Talkative Author
A friend notes the author’s single successful story and his constant fondness for discussing it. He is likened to a pleased dog, always wagging his tail in memory of that achievement.
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Explained Mistress Request for Five Marks
The scene features Kathi asking for five marks on the second day to the new cook. A cook in the house is treated as family. A aside quotes Ruskin on labor and thought, noting they must work together for happiness and health.
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Happenings of the World From Texas and Surrounding Areas
A wide collection of短 brief items from Texas and nearby states. Reports include crimes, weather, fires, bank formations, elections, legal notices, and notable deaths. Names include J. Hayes, Wyalnut Springs, Sam Schultz, El Paso, and Perry Oklahoma. incidents range from fires and robberies to floods and hospitalities.
Public Execution of Charles Cole near Shreveport
Charles Cole, convicted killer of Margaret Lear, was publicly hanged in Shreveport at 12:87 o'clock Thursday amid security forfeit. Governor Blanchard signed the death warrant after Coleman confessed to Lear’s murder and another earlier crime in Cypress, Louisiana.
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Five Civilized Tribes Bill Passes Senate in Settlement Plan
Senate approves a bill for the five civilized tribes to settle affairs by March 4, 1907. It endows tribal members, defines freedmen rights, preserves current principal chiefs, shifts suits to federal courts, and assigns the Interior Secretary power to manage lands, schools, roads, and tribal relations through the deadline. It also delays coal and asphalt land sales and extends Oklahoma laws to Indian Territory.
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Democratic congressional campaign committee names
Washington dispatch lists the Democratic congressional campaign committee members including Representatives from Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi Missouri Nevada New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin plus Senators from Arkansas Tennessee Montana Texas Virginia Missouri Newlands and delegate Smith of Arizona.
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Sponsors named for New Orleans reunion in Confederate circle
Nashville March 3 Commander in Chief Owen of the Sons of Confederate Veterans names sponsors for the reunion at New Orleans Miss Katherine Jelks daughter of Alabama Governor Jelks is sponsor in chief Her maids are Mary Morris Clarke Julia Burns and Julia Fulton Williams The latter is daughter of Congressman John Sharpe Williams Los Angeles March 6 In the Episcopal Church of the Angels Lieutenant Scherer of the German army and Miss Wilhelmina Busch wed Saturday afternoon Hang in Court Room Madisonville Ky March 6 Judge Gordon orders Barth Tomkins convicted negro murderer hanged in the courtroom scaffold to be erected there
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Profit on Fant ranch sale rises to new total
The Fant ranch of 46 678 acres in Live Oak county sold last August for 105000 dollars and was disposed of again for 161960 dollars. The profit is about 46000 dollars.
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