Choctaw Execution Tests Tribal Honor and Federal Authority
The Choctaw nation executed William Going for his uncle’s murder, a case that sparked debate over tribal justice versus federal control. The killing highlighted a long standing custom where murderers were released on recognizance until execution day, and emphasized how Going chose to return to face his fate. The event, tied to wider federal oversight shifts, marks a notable moment in Indian legal history.
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William
Pythias
Damon
Tather
Thomas Watson
Watson
Going
Alulkchi
Bret
Walla Tonka
Cuba
United States
Kansas
Enid
Akkehi
Akehi
Sherif Thomas Watson
Gole
Coulter
Enfanla
Tonka
Napoleon Harness in Chicago Linked to Moscow Flight Relic
Jacob Forsyth of Chicago recently died and owned a Napoleon relic harness from 1812. The triple harness with rope traces and leather binding was once owned by Mrs. Briton Ganzel and said to have been taken from Moscow’s stables. Also recounted is a jailbird signaling method using signs with fingers and gestures.
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Jacob Forsyth
Chicago
Napoleon Bonaparte
Moscow
Briton Ganzel
Fifth Street
Jackson Avenue
John August Ganzel
Streala
Napoleon
Russia
Genze
Ganze
Bonaparte
F. A. Worzler
Hellatadt
Silesia
Bruno Gonzalo
Jacob Forayth
Chicago Tribune
Literary Notes on Frank T. Bullen’s Revised Work
Literary notes discuss Frank T. Bullen, author of The Cruise of the Cachalot and Idylle of the Sea, and reference his forthcoming or revised writings. The article notes his reputation as a nautical storyteller and hints at new literary activities surrounding his career.
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Frank T. Bullen
Cachalot
Global Beer Consumption Appears Astronomical Figure
An estimate places world beer consumption at 1.08 billion dollars per year. Though vast, the figure aligns with the scale of global drinking habits and production, reflecting widespread beer usage across many regions.
Choctaw execution and other late 19th century notes
The article recounts a Choctaw man Going who was executed after a murder linked to a tribal land dispute. It also mentions Walla Tonka’s prior murder conviction, Rudyard Kipling’s brief onboard delay, Bonaparte’s harness story, and assorted literary and technological notes from the era.
Squire's Son Named to Lead Sunday Service
A squire's son has been ordained and will conduct the morning service in his native rijings the following Sunday, as reported by Tit-Bits.
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Rijings
No title found in the excerpt
In a light exchange Daw son cites a physician warning that daytime sleep harms health. Mrs. Dawson retorts that people often use excuses to skip church, so they might be avoiding attendance.
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Dawson
Mrs. Dawson
Dr Kehlovs Discovery Keeley Cure Declared Century’s Proof
A Minnesota report touts Dr Lastle B Keeley as a pioneer in curing Inebriety with the Keeley cure. It claims 800000 cured nationwide, 8000 in Minnesota, highlights Minneapolis institute at Tenth Street and Park Avenue. The piece notes Keeley’s Chicago experiments, cautions readers, and advertises “Cunitoorts Candy” as a dietary aid.
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Keeley
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Keeley Institute
Tenth Street
Park Avenue
Dy. Lastle B. Keeley
New York State
Rush Medical College
Missouri State University
Eta
Chicago
Tenth Street Sooth
Minn
Fragmented eighteenth century ad jumble yields odd advert teasing
A garbled OCR fragment presents jokes and ads for footwear cures and medicines. Names include Indianapolis Journal, Allen's Foos, Piso's Cure, and Alon Olmsted Seattle. Vague lines mention labor division, bicycle repair, and old age respect, with no coherent event.
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John
Europe
Spa
Tower
Thag
William Going
Meteorological Office
London
Alfred Austin
Dagland
Randolph
Kipling
Liverpool
White Star Line
Teutonic
Rudyard Kipling
Great State
War
Navy
Washington
United States Treasury Department
Jon
New York
Bibliotheque Nationale
Paris
Criminal Court
Chamber de la Tournalle
Cep
Joan de Arc
DR. Kehlovs
Ayer
Rich
Theuckingham
Weary Watkings
Diviin
Indianapolis Journal
Olmsted
le Roy, N. C
J. B. Palmer
Seattle
Wash
Allaya Pal
Twin Cities
Smith & Farwell Co
Sixth and
Minnesota Streets
ST. Paul
WER
Cataiogua
Boston
W. L. Douglas
W. Ly Doome
Alampad
W. L. Douglas Shoe CO
Brockton
Mase
van Doran Ytudio
Nicollov Ava
Min B. Sond Cotor
Huir and
Yea
Candy Cathartic
Bracarebos
University OF Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
Ard’s
Bel
A. Morrissey
ST. Mary's
Notre Dame P. D
Onermie Westerine University of Notre Dame
Monda
Jerman
Auty
Atudica
Musto Tu
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