Bow and Arrow Hunters Step Into Africa Feats
A San Francisco man Arthur Young with Dr Pope pursued bow and arrow hunting in Africa and Alaska. He argues arrows kill quicker than bullets, recounts lions killed in Africa and a ram spotted in Alaska while detailing trials, ethics, and the thrill of primitive hunting.
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New York
Dee
Arthur Hy Young
San Francisco
New-York
Mr. Young
Africa
Dr. 8. T. Pone
Sever Long
Young
Bill Gompton
Compton
Dr. Pope
Ishi
Alaska
Affrica
Farm explosion kills four boys near Mara on nitroglycerin
In a woodsa farm near Mara about 12 miles south of Buter, a reckless cache of abandoned nitroglycerin exploded while three boys Byler i Pas Hea 16 Romig Lardy 18 and Hells Lardy 0 were present. One boy was critically injured and two others died at the scene as the storehouse blew apart. Firefighters and local residents reported stones and cans hurled during the blast.
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Byler
Theadoms Devwnlter
Romig Lardy
Mara
Buter
Slaughter and arrows in a Mayflower stock tale
The speaker laments slaughter of animals for food while praising vegetarians. A tall, muscular archer explains the sport’s demand for concentration and limited popularity, noting Saxons’ greater interest. He traces his lineage to Mayflower stock.
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Mr. Young
U S Redoubling War on Disease of Livestock
New York dispatch details statewide efforts to prevent ice and water hazards during winter. Communities erect ladders, life rings, and boats along rivers for ice rescue, urging skating clubs to prep ladders and planks. Police, Red Cross, and local towns emphasize rescue gear, boats on wheels, and rope safety for skaters.
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New York
Charles
Riber
Boston
Massachusetts Human Society
Metropolitan Park Police
Red Cross
Skating Club
Providence
Tuansing
Mich
Sioux Falls
S. D
Defance
Newell T. Porg
Sanford
Maine
Foreign debts paid to the United States
The United States received payments totaling 95,253,371 from foreign nations on principal and interest. Britain paid 92,310,000 followed by Belgium 870,000 Czechslovakia 1,500,000 Finland 180,650 Hungary 39,611 Lithuania 35,678 and Poland 500,000. Treasury certificates and liberty bonds settled some obligations while others were paid in cash.
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Washington
INS
United States
Great Britain
Belgium
Czecho-Slovakia
Finland
Hungary
Lithuania
Poland
Treasury
Liberty
Meanest robber sought at Meadville lodge strike
Police hunt a bold bandit after he entered the Odd Fellows lodge room at Meadville and stole the jug of funds for the Old Fellows Orphans Home. Thirteen dollars were taken from lodge treasurer John Mark's desk. In another item, Doris Reilly, four, daughter of Leo Reilly, dies of anthrax in Pottsville, the first case of its kind there, with doctors citing a scratch turning into lockjaw. Berwick authorities chase five men tied to counterfeit ten and twenty dollar bills in local shops.
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Oil City
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Old Fellows’ Orphans
Meadville
John Mark
Lodge
Pottsville
Doris Reilly
Leo Reilly
J. T. Murphy
H. J. Herbein
Columbia Plays With Three and Now Hos
New York report details Columbia University's failed bid to lure prominent college football coaches such as Knute Rockne and Andy Smith away from Notre Dame and California. It notes coach Charley Crowley’s uncertain future at Columbia and questions who could take the job, framing the episode as a costly misadventure in coaching negotiations.
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New York
Columbia University
Columbia
Knute Rockne
Goyaip Today
Andy Smith
University of California
Andy
Rockne
Smith
California
Charley Crowley
Notre Dame
Harvard
Crowley
Cage
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