NEW GOULD BABY MARRIAGE DESCRIBED AS IDEAL LIFE
The eldest Gould son Howard married Edith Kingdon in 1886, sparking town talk. The Goulds, 20 years married, live simply despite vast wealth, with Mrs. Gould guiding a domestic, cultured life and little public Society involvement.
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Goulds
Howard
Frank
Edith Kingdon
Augustin Daly
Miss Kingdon
Georg
Severage
Gould
Incubator Baby and Custody Drama Across States
The incubator baby from the St. Louis Fair drew renewed attention after exposition ends as two claimants fought for custody. Mrs Bleakley resisted a Lawrence Kansas ruling, aided by Senator Fred D Smith’s account. A red headed fraternity boy, Eustice Smith, helped devise a plan to move mother and child by train while a sheriff guarded the route.
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Moline
Ilinois
Lawrence
Kansas
Fred D. Smith
Kinsley
Kansas City
Gould
Mrs. Bleakeley
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Bleakeley
Pullman
Colorado
Eustice Smith
Senator Smith
A Tragic Romance of the Cheyenne Warpath
In southeastern Montana near the Tongue River Agency Northern Cheyenne warriors Head Chief and Young Mule ride to war to avenge a missing sheep herder killed near the agency. The onlookers expect a climactic battle as the two youths meet soldiers atop a hill with five hundred guns firing in a dramatic ambush.
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Yellowstone River
Montana
Great Plains
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Misty Mountain
Lodge of American Horse
Wolf Mountains
Alps
FARKING THE SWAMPS BILL TO DRA IND LANDS FOR RECLAMATION
Representative Steenerson of Minnesota has introduced a bill to create a government drainage fund aimed at reclaiming about 100 million acres of swamp lands. The plan mirrors irrigation law, funding drainage from public land sale proceeds and repaying costs from benefited settlers, starting with the Kankakea basin and Red River Valley, to expand small farm tracts nationwide.
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Virginia
Washington
House of Representatives
Minnesota
United States
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Illinois
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Eagle Quill for Statehood Bill Signing Tale
President Roosevelt planned to sign the Statehood bill with a pen fashioned from an Oklahoma eagle’s quill. Charles Hunter, recently appointed district court clerk in Oklahoma, reportedly received the promise of the pen during a Washington visit, then had a similar quill pen made for the signing.
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Oklahoma
Charles Hunter
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Hunter
Great Hunter and Smokeless Gun Riddle in China’s Waterways
A humorous note on a hunter with a hammerless gun and smokeless powder. The text shifts to China’s canal network where fish abound and rice fields irrigated by these canals serve as prime egg and fry hatching spots during early life stages.
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China
Largest telescope Universe Discoverer at Lick Observatory
The major instrument is a 3 1/2 inch equatorial named Universe Discoverer mounted at Lick Observatory on Mount Hamilton in the California Diablo range, a 4000 foot peak.
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Lick Observatory
Mount Hamilton
Moste Diablo Range
California
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