02 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Florence Tribune
Location
Florence, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1901
Page
1
A long Washington Post style piece recounts a famed Pee Dee coon hunter named Martin and his dog set, sharing tales of traps and rabbit beds. It also covers a Los Angeles correspondent's report on a Solar Motor display at Ostrich Farm and notes El Paso railway plans.
The piece recalls a convention of cutters debating garment fit tied to the deltoid muscle. It reprints Mark Twain on mining and Calistoga waters, with anecdotes about gold-bearing winds, and notes Arizona pride alongside a Prescott mining labor shift after a 400 foot level cave in.
A London interview with Miss Rockefeller, daughter of the oil magnate, finds her rejecting the idea that money buys happiness. She says wealth taught her to think, and that poverty can drive deeper reflection, while she remains not happy despite riches.
Two English sparrows were found dead side by side in Cherry Valley Massachusetts near Smith Yond. Hunters reported one bird had died earlier while the other expired while in view. They described a suicide by ducking under water repeatedly until death. The incident was witnessed by men with field and forest experience. The report notes the birds’ attachment as the cause.
An old Modoc warrior Sam Bell, about 100, is willing to return to war while the remainder of the tribe has dwindled to 77 members, mostly women and diseased children. The warlike band is confined on a small Quapaw country reservation south of Kansas City under government care as prisoners of war.
The measure allocates 100000 for preliminary work on the San Carlos dam and grants Indiana the lead in normal labor for dam and canal work. After reservation lands receive water, lands beyond the reservation may be served. The Baltimore Sun comments on public health and business leadership, citing Jenner and Armour's rules.
A wealthy woman cured of lords and noises in the head by Dr. son’s artificial ear drums. She went to his institute and gained relief, freeing the deaf from dependence on ear drums. Address No II Nicholson Institute 780 Eighth New York.
A report from Surgeon General compares army crimes in 1899 with the decade 1868-97. It notes fewer homicides in the past two years than earlier, despite larger service strength, and presents per thousand death and homicide rates for active service versus garrison life.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses weekly papers and English women in relation to daily newspapers and a high order. It references preference dynamics and a numeric symbol. No clear event or person identified.
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