Roosevelt Guests Seek Birds and Tales on Rock Creek Trail
Edward Clark recounts a Washington excursion with Dr Theodore Palmer of the biological survey, inviting a British photographer Richard Kearton to witness American bird life. They traverse Rock Creek park, observe crows, buzzards, cardinals, and sparrows, meet President Roosevelt, and chase a mockingbird through the wooded valley and its crossings.
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Theodore 8. Palmer
Government Biological Survey
Washington
Capitol
Virginia
George Washington
Billot Coues
John Burroughs
Coues
Burroughs
Rock Creek
Zoological Park
National Park
Adirondacks
Corvus
Arlington
Potomac
Americanus
General Funston
Roosevelt
White House
General Funeton
Mr. Roosevelt
Secret Service
Funston
Thodore Roosevelt
Smithsonian Park
National Pressure Ground
Richard Kearton
Kearton
Geographic Society
The
Biological Survey
Audubon Society
Mr. Kearton
Rock Creek Park
Potomac Valley
A. K. Fisher
E. W. Nelson
Dr. Fisher
England
Columbia District
Weason
Ekylark
Cabin John Bridge
Aga
Mixed North American trade outlook with holiday strength
The weekly Dun review reports holiday trade mostly satisfactory, especially in the west with strong retail distributions. Cold weather boosts some sectors though a year-end stock take and settlements loom. cotton prices rise amid world demand. iron and steel show mixed signals. dry goods retail strong in cities, while footwear and hides soften. Bradstreet notes 264 US business failures that week, Canada 23. wheat and corn exports show year‑over‑year declines.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Bradstreet’s
United States
Canada
Bush
Dusit
Man Lynched in Mill Near Hurley Virginia
E H Pennington was lynched at a mill outside Hurley after killing Samuel Baker as the Bakers traveled to a Christmas entertainment. Mrs Baker implored help to move her husband’s body, Pennington fired, injured Baker, fled, was pursued, captured, and held by a constable before execution.
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Hurley
E. H. Pennington
Samuel Baker
Market Reports from Cincinnati Flour and Livestock Markets
Flour prices firm with winter patent at 5.76 to 6.10 dollars and spring patent 4.95 to 4.45. Wheat steady to firm with No 2 red 1.28 to 1.80. Corn firm with No 2 white 63 to 64 cents, No 2 mixed 62 to 68 cents. Hay receipts light with No 1 timothy at 16 to 16.50, No 1 clover at 15.60 to 16.50. Live stock shows calf and hog markets active. calves mostly 7.50 to 8.25, hogs active with Dutchera Penta 60.
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Cincinnati
Timothy
Dea
Dutchera Penta
Lee
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Edward Clark
Smithson Institution
Caadee