Slayings of 1500 Sheep Stir Garfield County Outcry
Denver reports state humane agents condemn the May 17 mass killing of 1500 sheep in Garfield county. Officials say no arrests yet though sheriffs lead a posse. $6000 value, 20000 sheep in area, one survivor starving with injuries.
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Denver
Garfield County
F. G. McConnell
Colorado Society of Child and Animal Protection
McConnell
Garfield
Mesa
Ketchel Seen as Favorite to Defeat Johnson in Frisco
Philadelphia reporter Jack O Brien predicts Louis Ketchel will defeat Jack Johnson in Frisco to claim the heavyweight title. He argues Ketchel’s power to body punch and close quarters work would topple Johnson, while Ketchel himself remains poised to train on the coast after the bout.
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Philadelphia
Ketchel
Jack Johnson
Frisco
Jack O’brien
National A. C
Michigan
Johnson
Walcott
Gans
Nelson
Jeffries
Langford
Willus Britt
Coast
Johnson Go
Yankee SLAIN IN ITALY BY BLACK HAND
Naples reports the murder or disappearance of Holland Bennett a Boston attorney aboard the steamer Berlin with his wife. Italian Black Hand activity prompts authorities to search for suspects as they investigate his fate and linked crimes amid tensions with the United States after the Petrosino case.
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Naples
Black Hand Society
Holland Bennett
Boston
Berlin
Bennett
Genoa
United States
Italy
Uncle Saws Human Hinges and Public Doors
In Washington a special man opens and closes doors for officials a custom fading elsewhere but veterans in the capital perform this service with formal bearing. Also an ad notes real estate in San Juan County New Mexico inviting inquiries to Walter B. Coston Parmington for prices and descriptions.
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Washington
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National
San Juan County
New Mexzico
United States
Walter B. Coston
Parmington
Fights on Scaffold as Hangman Struck in Floresville
In Floresville Texas Refugio Juarequen sentenced to hang for a scaffold crime stabbed Sheriff William Wright in the chest with a sharpened spoon as the execution was attempted. The wound proved not serious after being deflected by bone. The trap failed at first and had to be reset before the sentence was carried out. Juarequen protested his innocence to the end.
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Floresville
Texas
Juarequen
Bible Hidden Fortune Converts Man After 35 Years
Stephen Marsh found 4887.30 in a Bible given by his spinster aunt 35 years ago. He planned to move to Denver with his son and had lived on a pension of 12 dollars monthly. The discovery transformed him into a devout believer in the Bible.
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New York
Stephen Marsh
Denver
Marsh
The Poultry Yard
Kerosene is the standard remedy for mites and lice in the hen house. Keep incubator level for even heat and set egg chamber at 103 degrees, rising to 105 during hatching. A clean, well kept poultry house rewards with eggs and friendly praise.
Frontier Sketches of Plains History and People
The article recounts settler life on the plains, notes about Indian squashes and rushes for feed, and 1849 winter hardships of Utes. It recalls Major Chilton and Captain Stansbury on winter campaigns, along with Judge Paddock finds buffalo remains. It ends with a Grant era anecdote about George W. Briant and a mules dispute with Congress.
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Missouri
Platte
Arkansas
Latrobe
North America
Isaac McCoy
History of
Baptist Indian Missions
Stansbury
Great Salt Lake
Fort Leavenworth
Chilton
White River
Grand Continental Divide
Judge Paddock
Leadville
Towngulch
Arkansas River
Paddock
Iowa Gulch
Roosevelt hunting party to Africa eats on trek
The June Physical Culture report outlines the Roosevelt expedition's food plan for a year in Africa. White hunters rely on rice, bread, biscuits and chutney, with potatoes and vegetables at key stations, while fresh meat from gazelles and antelope supplements supplies.
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Roosevelt
Tropics
Africa
Mombasa
Nairobi
Nakuru
Kisumu
Ehtebbe
Jinja
Sultan’s pledge opens harem to French envoy visit
The article recalls an exceptional breach of palace secrecy in 1807 when Selim III allowed General Sebastiani, declining to surrender the fleet, to visit the sultan’s harem after aiding the defense of Constantinople. The British fleet moved through the Dardanelles, and Selim honored his promise.
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Gynecaeum
N. C. Adessides
Sublime Porte
Selim III
Selim
Dardanelles
Propontis
Sebastiani
Constantinople
Padishah
Boy Hid In Tub Saved By Doctor After Kidnapping Try
Dr. Murdock recounts a Julynight rescue sparked by a child's telephone call. Eddie Thornton, six, used a two-digit number to reach his family doctor, leading police to a Burnett Street house and a hidden boy found in a locked wash tub. Authorities detained a man and a woman. Eddie revived with medical aid.
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Garret
Eddie Thornton
Eddie
C. R. Wilson
Catholic Churchman
Unprecedented favor arouses tale of a sultan and a chosen slave
Sebastiani receives privilege to witness the sultanate review of the eastern beauties. He selects a Georgian beauty, only to find the next morning a black slave delivers a casket containing her head and a letter from the Khalifa stating that she is to be his consolation despite Islamic law.
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Sebastiani
Khalifa
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