War on the wolves and a veteran’s arc in Arlington
The piece surveys efforts by the Biological Survey to exterminate wolves and curb stock losses, noting wolf dens in open country and the killing of young wolves. It reflects on Roosevelt era wildlife policy, then shifts to Arlington narratives about Wheeler and Schofield, honoring both Confederate and Union veterans with historical context and a pension bill discussion.
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George Clinton
Washington
Biological Survey of the Agricultural Department
Jackjot
Hole
Vernon W. Bailey
Roosevelt
Bailey
National Museum
Louisiana
Colonel Roosevelt
America
United States
Bis
Mississippi River
Senate
Congress
War Department
Joe Wheeler
Arlington
Confederacy
Wheeler
Schofield
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
Bull
Potomac
Richmond
Bullhead
Shavehead
Little Ingle
Hawkman
Front de Boeuf
Scott
Sitting Bull
Grand River
Fechet
Indiana
University of Illinois
Penston
Mary Bullhead
Annie Shavehead
Suffragettes hit London in mass window smashing attacks
Women hurled stones at Premier Asquiths home and the Colonial Office, smashed shop windows in Piccadilly and the Strand, and a massive Canadian Pacific offices window. Forty women arrested at the Old Bailey despite police reserves. cries of Votes for Women and suffrage songs accompanied defiant marchers.
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Anquith
Colonial Office
London
Premiser Asquith
Piccadilly
Strand
Haymarket
Oxford Chrowe
Bond Street
Old Bailey
California Detective Franklin Is Fined Four Thousand
Former chief detective Bert H Franklin of the McNamara defense confessed to using money to corrupt jurors in a celebrated case He testified as a state witness aiding conviction Assistant District Attorney Ford said Franklin gave a full account of the defense inner workings Judge George Cabaniss imposed a 4000 fine and a severe castigation noting prison would have been warranted but was constrained by DA recommendations
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bert H. Franklin
McNamara
George Cabaniss
Ford
Franklin As & State
Franklin
Cabaniss
Aviator Capt Albert Berry's historic parachute leap
In a historic first for heavier than air flight Capt Albert Berry leaped from a plane at 1500 feet over Jefferson Barracks descended by parachute. Soldiers witnessed the feat and carried him to Colonel Wood who offered congratulations. Berry said he was sure the jump would succeed and felt no nerves during the descent.
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Grand River
Standing Rock Agency
Seventh Cavalry
Big Foot
Sitting Bull
Take
Dennis
Swift Hawk
Hugh
White Buffalo
Luke
Dugene
Fechet
Bullhead
Shavehead
Plains
Indian Police
Bitting Bull
War Department
Medicine Man
Eighth Cavalry
Traia
Mechet
St. Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Albert Berry
John Berry
Indianapolis
Wood
Berry
Well Merited Reproof in a Boston School Tale
An educator in a Boston school promotes pupil individuality. a girl returns home with a bloody mouth after Sammy Parker hits her. The mother learns the teacher did not punish but called Sammy to the desk and uttered a clipped remark about his behavior.
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Boston
Sammy Parker
Sammy
Samuel
Harper's Magazine
Cuticura Remedies Told By Utah Mother
A Plain City mother recalls a severe baby rash on her child’s head that turned into a draining sore. She credits Cuticura Resolvent Soap and Ointment with rapid healing and hair growth, praising the products and offering samples by mail from Boston.
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Francis Lund
Plain City
Utah
A Painful Occasion in Quiet Street Newsroom
A fragmentary exchange describes a troubling scene next door with phrases about Tommy Tibbles and a short session in the wood abed, mentioning a father releasing him after a visit. The text is unclear and appears to be dialogue from a domestic or local incident.
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Tommy
Coles Carbolm salve touted for burns and scars
Fractured ad copy touts Cole & Co. salve to heal burns and prevent scarring. It promises quick healing and a free sample offer from Black River Falls Wisconsin. It mixes quotes about wisdom and brands with various medical and tobacco product lines in a stray OCR fragment.
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Cole
Cole & Co
Black River Falla
Wis
Strikers Refuse Advance in Lawrence Mass Strike
The Industrial Workers of the World executive committee voted to recommend that strikers reject a five percent wage increase. Despite posted notices of at least five percent raises at many mills beginning next Monday, nearly thirty thousand workers would be affected.
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Lawrence
Mass
The
Industrial Workers of the World
Rebels Threaten Matamoras Near Brownaville
Rebels were reported approaching Matamoras, the Mexican town opposite Brownaville, Texas, signaling potential cross border tension as forces move toward the river frontier.
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Matamoras
Brownaville
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MWW
Centaur Company
NEW _ YORK
Garanteed
Foo
Bears
Castoria
Sprenger Brothers
Peoill
Spaciel Roquant
Peace and Plenty
South Georgia
Powerson
Southern Trust Company
Hawkinsville
Georgia
T. B. Ragan
H. E. Coates
Sec. & Tras
Cent
Birdley-Somers CO
Fifth Avenue
New York
Neosho
Bent Yi
Ed Dai
Neosho MO
Woodlawn Nurseries
Rochester
al Dangora
Iontar
Sean Ura
Alo
Mate
Airaculy
Towel Ag
Arem
Brown
Joma I
Bsows & How
Boslon
Bison
Seszesemstis
Stags
Absoluse
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