Poultry House With Wings at Wyandotte N Y Yards
A two story poultry building with two wings at Mt Willis Clark’s Wyandotte New York yards features 80 feet total length and 16 by 20 foot upright, ten pens of 8 by 9 feet, rough board construction, tarred paper and pine siding, priced about $600, sits on a south facing tableland and uses front alley feeding with iron rod dividers.
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Mt. Willis Clark
Poultry Yards
Wyandotte
N.Y
Clark
American Poultry Yard
Forsyth and Scouts Face Desperate Cheyenne Siege
Col Forsyth leads fifty scouts against Cheyenne and Sioux war parties along the Kansas Pacific in 1868. Lieut Beecher dies. Roman Nose slain. After days of siege the camp is saved by Fort Wallace reliefers, with 23 dead on Forsyth’s side. Indians suffer about 275 casualties. The episode foreshadows later clashes in the region and the Custer era battles.
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American Press Association
A. Forsyth
Kansas Pacific
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Denver
Fort Wallace
Col
G. A. Forsyth
Sheridan
F. H. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Washington
Republican River
Forsyth
Aistance
Lieut
Beecher
Dr. Moore
Col. Forsyth
Roman Nose
Arizona
Island
Custer
Indian Territory
Black Kettle
Brown Patagonian Fowls and Agricultural Notes
Rural New Yorker outlines origin and traits of Brown Patagonians, a sport from Black Patagonians, including Princess the notable hen. The piece covers breeding changes at C B Cooper’s yard, claims of hardiness and good egg and meat quality, plus a salt-water shoulder treatment tip from John M. Stahl. Additional items note cash premiums for livestock at the 1893 World's Fair, ramie cultivation aims in California, a 40 million ton U.S. hay crop, and Sheep ranching potential.
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New Yorker
W. L. Rutherford
Jersey
Powell
Patagonian
Mr. Cooper
Cooper
California
Ramie
United States
Vick
Revolts and trials shape week in brief notes
A week of scattered events across nations and states includes a Haiti revolt resuming, a Georgia guard eloping with a convict, clerical feuds in St. Louis, and political charges against Parnell. Deaths touch Cardinal Alimondi and Mexican minister M. Dublan. notable figures face duels, intrigue, or legal action.
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Haiti
Georgia Guard
St. Louis
Cardinal Alimondi
Turin
M. Dublan
Mexican Republic
Kaiser Wilhelm
Blaine
Bar Harbor
Metropolitan Art Museum
Fordyce Barker
Last Charge of the Cheyennes in Forsyth Fight
Ennes surrendered in small parties and were gathered on reservations. Roman Nose led a fierce onslaught on Col. Forsyth's small force, described as the last charge of the Cheyennes. Gen Butler and Mr Choate faced a courtroom duel over eloquence and verdicts, with the trial focusing on rhetorical influence versus just decision.
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Col. Forsyth
Gen
Hancock
Walter P. Dempsey
Chicago
James Heth
Douglas Shirley
Louisville
Heth
M.cahensly
United States
America
Ennes
Roman Nose
Grance L. Kier
Butler
Choate
Gen. Butler
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New York State
Birmingham
Smithfield
James M. Thorburn
Timothy
New York World
Cooperative Creamery
Our
Con
E. L. Pratt
Beverly
Mass
Farmers
Boston
W. W. Rawson
Arlington
Massachusetts
Lyon
International
Beekeepers’ Association
L. W. Baldwin
Gladstone
Charles Carpenter
Kelly's Island
Josephine II
Redskins
Pitty
John M. Stahl
Farm Journal
iTelegraph and
Cable
Cleveland
Herbert Spencer
Materialist
Parnell
Ansele Wood
Richard C. Duncan
Carnarvon
Wales
Bridgeman
Colo
George Dixon
Cal McCarthy
Troy
N. Y
Templars
Edinburgh
Illinois
Atlantic
Brigs
Detroit
Europe
N. W. Hassig
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Indianapolis
New York
Fred May
Lake Simen
Russia
Prince of Wales
Cumming
A. C. Markley
Fort Thomas
Agusta
Murat Halstead
William Baird
Abingdon
Newastaei
Dillon Mercantile Co
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