Dorsey Ranch Sale and Watered Lands in New Mexico Notes
The piece outlines J. W. Boiler of Pennsylvania acquiring an interest in a northern New Mexico ranch near Richinson, with Dorsey as central figure. It details claims of strategic land and water rights, extensive holdings including 40,000 acres from an old Spanish grant, and plans to run cattle, horses, and thoroughbreds amid shifting values.
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Richinson, Topeks & Santa Fe Railroad
Raton Mountains
J. W. Boiler
Pennsylvania
San Francisco Chronicle
Dorsey
Land Department
Washington
Dorsey Ranch
Eatle
Sea Elephants Captured By New Jersey Dealer
Charles H. Reiche of Hoboken says five sea elephants were captured off California by his men using a small vessel. The animals, never tamed, will be sent to Paris and London zoos, with temporary display at Reiche's stables. Description notes long nose and up to 24 feet length, weight up to five tons, and seaweed and small fish as food. The young are born in June and cared for by their mothers for months.
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Charles H. Reiche
Chathan Street
Times
California
Riche
Reiche
Jardin Des Plantes
Paris
Zoological Garden of
London
Hoboken
How Girls Study (Evening Review of Classes)
Two girls recount a chaotic study night mixing history math and languages. They joke about Marquette Lafayette Mirduette Columbus and Washington while debating hair trends and music. The scene ends with them admitting the dullness of long study and vowing to start anew at school.
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Marquette
Elifayette
Wisconsin
Lafayette
Mirduette
Mississippi
Columbus
Jamestown
George Washington
Shiloh
Freddie
Carracciola
Tom
Venus
Tam
Onsht
Atlanta Constitution
Spotted Bull Kin Fulfills Custer Battle Tale In Interview
The Pioneer Press publishes an interview with Tatatuka hegleska's wife, cousin to Sitting Bull, claiming a true account of the Custer fight. She describes Reno's retreat, Sioux dispositions, and the chaotic river crossing as Lakota force countered advancing troops.
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Custer
Tree Hundred
Sitting Ball
Pioneer Press
Sounding Tock
Tatatukahegleska
Spotted Kern Bull
Sitting Bull
Reno
Penorilla
Avon
Theene
Diana
Triumph and retreat after the Sioux victory at the battle camp
The narrative recalls Sioux detachments routing Custer forces. White soldiers fled, horses were mounted, and the Minneconto camp saw no white presence on the field. The Indians killed the long‑haired chief and found his buckskin coat edged with beaver. Sioux casualties reached thirty killed and over twice that in wounded. total Sioux strength about five thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneconto
Force of the Wind and the Tay Bridge Tragedy
Three years after the Tay Bridge disaster, engineers debate wind pressure limits. Records show pressures from thirty to fifty-three pounds per square foot, with some suggesting higher readings may be overestimated. The debate continues among authorities on extreme wind forces.
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Tay
Greenwich
Liverpool
Stokes
Giler
Simons
Longmin's Magazine
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J. P. Monroe
Onan
J. C. Shepard & CO
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Att D. Barnegiete
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Wirtner & Alling
Lion Street
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Valle Theo Ball
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Anne
Eggleston Truss Co
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H. Eggleston CO
Chicago
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Dunkirk, N. Y
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N.Y
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Gilead
Sellen & Fepple
Undirk
Stiles & Co
Langworthy Tence
Greenwith
Binghamton
Waverly
Hornellsyilhg
Dunkirk
Ottastern Hotel
Langworthy
Petrofegin
Nashy
Locke
Toledo
A. Lanworthy
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Cleveland Aledical College
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Meeker
Permiasion
Horrelsville
Magbienton
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L.A. Lewis
Beetee Beach
Centrelanark
Ohio
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Thatcher
Reed
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Fenelly
Casava
Dairyaven
Earth
United States
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H. D. Tratcher
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Ata
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Richardson & CO
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