Wild animals in Central Park alarm New Yorkers
Widespread panic as wild animals invade Central Park drawing crowds of Rangers and hunters to exterminate what officials call abnormal beasts. Parks authorities report birds diminishing, and storms and heat add to a turbulent season. Community efforts include children farming in tenement districts and widespread economic strain from reduced summer travel and amusement revenue.
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New York
Central Park
Great Park
Raimy S
Bitther
Uns Metropold
MOTHER SOBS AS BABY DROWNED AT WYOMING RANCH
At Rock Springs Wyoming a 22 month old child of Join Jamieson was swept into Fontenedl River after wind toppled him from a ranch bank. His mother dived in to aid but narrowly escaped death herself. The body was recovered after neighbors were summoned for help.
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Rock Springe
Wyo
David
Join Jamieson
Unita County
Leighton Wyoming Mining Readies 300-Foot Sinks Near Encampment
The Leighton Wyoming Mining company plans to install machinery and sink 300 feet on their near Encampment claims adjoining the Ferris Haggarty mine. A 20 foot shaft and 186 foot tunnel open a large ore body with values averaging 32 per ton in gold and a streak worth 392 per ton. The shallow shaft also shows a copper depositional prospect tied to Ferris Haggarty. Meanwhile ballast work on Union Pacific track between Green River and Rock Springs proceeds rapidly, with double tracking near completion in the Wyoming division and a possible opening within thirty days.
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Leighton-Wyoming Mining Company
Leighton Group
Ferris-Haggarty
Green River
Wye
Union Pacifile
Rock Springs
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Sheep Shearing Nearing Finish in Avinston Wyoming
Avinston Wyoming June 27 reports wool gathered in this section is shipped later than elsewhere in Wyoming. Shearing nears completion with large consignments of sacked wool confined to eastern buyers. The season ends soon as heavy Crab shipments pass through Evanston en route eastward.
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Avinston
Wyo
Wyoming
Evanston
Strange disappearance near Shell Wyoming bogs down search
Friends of W A Lindsay of Shell Wyoming seek his whereabouts after he vanished from his cabin days ago. His Colorado family has been informed but knows nothing. Concerns rise over possible peril or death as searches continue.
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Basin
Wyo
W. A. Lindsay
Shell
Colorado
Wille
Samose Flesh Building Tonic Promised With Guarantee
Palace Pharmacy markets Samose a flesh forming food supplement claimed to aid weight gain when taken with meals. Doctors and chemists have studied the issue, and a guarantee offers a refund if weight does not increase. Sample price: six cents? 60 cents postpaid receipt noted.
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Palace Pharmacy
Gheyenne
Samose
Excavating Nears Completion at Round Top Reservoir
Charlies By McGarvey, contractor for the Round Top reservoir excavating job, will today complete the large hole near the waterworks system. The work advances the new water supply project, with crews finishing earth removal and grading to prepare for next construction phase.
Dispute Over Excavated Material Delays City Project
Fort Russell and the city face potential extended litigation as McGarvey and city authorities differ on the material classification. McGarvey contends substantial rock was moved while the city engineering department says only a small amount qualifies as rock.
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Fort Russell
McGarvey
City Engineering Department
Official call for irrigation congress announced
Governor Brooks received the official call of the Eightsouth National Irrigation congress to be held at Pueblo Colorado from September 26 to 30 inclusive. It requests sending fifteen delegates and the governor seeks earnest applicants able to attend the convention.
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Brooks
Pueblo
Colo
Bryan recounts real estate tax protest over a goat
William Jennings Bryan told a Broadway lawyer a legal anecdote from Nebraska. He protested a real estate assessment noting that a goat, valued at 25 dollars, should not be treated as real property.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Wyoming Stockman Injured After Range Accident Near Laramie
June report from Laramie notes Harey Titus suffers back injuries after a horse incident on the tips of the Laramie river. Fellow stockman Kayees Lowrey confirms Titus faces a $2,500 loss with $500 insured. Authorities say recovery is possible as the farm backs the insurer.
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Laramie
Harey Titus
Johnson Stockman
Kayees
June ST
Tnitac Lowrey
Wyoming
Cummon
Goat Running Loose On the Road Triggers Tax Rule
A man asks an assessor to interpret road regulations while recounting a goat that runs loose and butts. The old assessor notes a rule taxing property that runs and abuts the highway, concluding no remedy can be found.
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New_ York Telegraph
Seven Rooms On Carliny Lot Priced At 3100
A listing notes seven rooms on Carliny Fal t lot priced at 3100 dollars with reference to PONE 674 and Oliver in Sanilag at Sherman Co.
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Collier's
Sherman Co
Carliny, Falt
Pone
Oliver
Sanilag
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