Rare Beasts Taken in Vermont
Bol ton Vermont June 10 G W Sureeter a professional trapper hunter brought two rare animals caught in mink traps to the village. They are fishers gnustehy pennantly and are said to be ferocious despite under 16 pounds. The first fisher leaped at him and was killed with a hickory club after a quick struggle, leaving a severe cut. The second fisher was trapped nearby and killed when it lunged for the man’s throat. The animals will be mounted for display and reflections on hunting bounties and anti bounty laws are noted.
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Bolton
G. W. Sureeter
Ganide
Streeter
Mench
FM. Phinttey
Sherburne
Plumley Mamiged
Tee
Mr. Streeter
Morty
Vermont
Rutland
Noted Preachers to Be Heard at Lewis and Clark Exposition
Portland June 10 The Lewis and Clark exposition will keep grounds open on Sundays for religious services in Festival hall. Noted clergy including Rev Newell Dwight Hillis Rev Washington Gladden Rabbi Emil Hirsch Rev Charles M Sheldon and others will preach on opening and closing Sundays and two interval Sundays. Interdenominational services and strict Sabbath observance will keep exposition machinery idle.
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Dr. Hills
Rabbi Hirsch
Dr. Gladden
Charles M. Sheldon
Lewis and Clark Exposition
Portland
Festival Hall
Washington Gladden
D. 1
Columns
Ohio
Newell Dwight Hillis
D. D
Brooklyn
N.Y
Emili. Hirsch
Chicago
J. W. Lee
J. D
St. Louis
Robert Wintyre
Los Angeles
Cal
Topeka
Kant
Josiah Strong
D. Dd
New York City
Railroads expect no extra session of Congress
Washington reports practically decided that there will be no extra session. Railroad interests favor letting tariff and import policy be debated in a regular winter session. The president and cabinet reportedly back a vigorous push for a normal session to advance favored measures.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Pottey
Sertie
Commere
Ater
Adaelemig
Burt
Mito Henle Suimet
Spring Beach Hotel Opens for Season in Rome City
Spring Beach Hotel in Rome City announces the season opening with daily rate of $1.50 and special weekly rates. F G Klotz proprietor.
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Spring Beach
Rome Cty
F. G. Klotz
Evolution of the Circus Gown in an American Trend
Analyzes how circus costumes shifted from tights to long skirts and Parisian styles. Notes American acts like the Granatha sisters adopting dresses, the influence of fashion plates, and the move toward durable, stage-appropriate garments. Highlights European contrasts and the growing cost and artistry of costumes.
Helen Gould Funds Education for Boy Hero
In Denver Colorado Leroy Siven Finan, a boy from Phuta county, is to receive an education funded by Helen Gould after a letter from Miss Gould led to the offer. Leroy, who stopped a Rio Grande train derailment with a red bandana signal, will be sent east to a top preparatory school before college, with Stanford favored.
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Denver
Col
Leroy Siven Finan
Sat Susur
Denver & Rie Chande
Plelen Grould
Phuta
Redtroad Ottiedils
HE Schlucks
Ved
J.C. McCabbe
Miss Gould
Thut Leroy
Ashortly
Leroy
Regis
Stanford University
California
Rio Grande
McCabe
George Gould
Leall
Selenwald
Woman riders spark shift to long skirts in Barnum Bailey show
A lengthy account traces a fashion shift in circus costumes from tights to long skirts among female riders. It highlights stars like Ella Bradna Nettie Melrose and Madam Florenz, noting skirts enable freer motion and align with contemporary Parisian styles. The piece links this trend to broader fashion, social emulation, and the upcoming Barnum & Bailey performance in Fort Wayne on June 17.
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Rose Wentworth
Barnum & Bailey
Dallig Julian
Ella Bradna
England
Bradna
Kazemyeska
Amore
Ieys
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Fort Warne
Fort Wayne Loan Company Targeted Over Usury Claims
A city in alarm over the Fort Wayne Loan Company's advertising scheme Dont Worry circles in envelopes promising easy money with usurious rates. Critics note high interest from sixty to one hundred twenty percent and warn that missed payments can lead to loss of furniture. Public records show few mortgages filed, suggesting cautious residents avoid entanglements and that chattel mortgages are a matter of public record at the recorder's office.
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Fort Wayne Leva Company
the Teirier
Joan Company
Recorder's Office
Fort Wayne Loan Company
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