Wolves of the plains and timber wolves in North America
Excerpt from The Wilderness Hunter discusses wolf varieties across the United States. It contrasts the big wolf and prairie coyote, notes color and size variation, and details historical decimation by wolfers and cattlemen. It compares northern timber wolves to plains wolves, and estimates sizes for male and female wolves across regions.
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United States
Mississippi
Rio Grande
Upper
Columbia
Texas
New Mexico
Northwest
Great Plains
Wolvers
Plains
Montana
Wyoming
Dakota
Orchard Always Guarded Fears Every Man's Hand Is Against Him
Idaho June 17. The men surrounding Harry Orchard at the penitentiary near Boise guard him constantly not to prevent escape but because he fears free men will attack him. The guards say Orchard is in danger of harm, forming a shield when he appears in public alongside Warden Eugene Whitney deputy Claude R. Bartel and traveling guard Daniel W. Ackley.
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Orchard
Boise
Idaho
Eugene Whitney
Claude R. Bartell
Telluride
Colo
Sherif
Harry Orchard
Daniel W. Ackley
Idaho Penitentiary
Carnegie Boosts New York Library Branches to One Hundred
Special to The Sun reports that Andrew Carnegie notified New York library trustees they may increase branch libraries by 22 under his gift of 5 million dollars. He will cover the additional cost, bringing total gifts to 6.76 million and total branch libraries to 100.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
New York Library
Vaudeville Night for Indiana Travelers Association
A vaudeville program was presented in the Palm Room of the Claypool hotel for Indiana Travelers' association members. The show featured musical numbers and monologues, with two hundred fifty members in attendance.
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Indiana Travelers’ Association
Claypool Hotel
Association
Red Men Decorate For Annual Greenwood Parade
Saranac Tribe of Red Men carried out decoration exercises in Greenwood Indiana with 150 members in the parade. Harry Negley of Indianapolis delivered the address. Greenwood Juvenile Band provided music, joined by the Franklin Military band.
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Greenwood
Ind
Saranac’ Tribe
Franklin Tribe
Harry Negley
Indianapolis
Franklin Military Band
W H Beerman Dies at 27 in Indianapolis
William H. Beerman of 232 Be street Mc Carty Jr. died Saturday night from organic heart trouble and Bright's disease. A widow and a daughter survive. He graduated from Indiana Law School in 1901.
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William H. Beerman
Be, McCarty Jr
Bright
Indiana Law School
Aerial Oceans Explain Weather And Seasonal Changes
Professor E. S. Garrio tt discusses the atmosphere as a vast aerial ocean governed by gravity and barometric tides. He explains how land and sea distribution creates high and low pressure zones, producing seasonal winds and weather shifts, and notes forecasts can extend six days but primary causes remain uncertain.
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Earth
Demand for Tickets for Indiana Music Teachers Convention
Noblesville Indiana reports very large demand for season tickets to the Indiana Music Teachers association annual convention set for June 25 to 3. Local entertainment committee plans a Noblesville women hosted reception at Knights of Pythias hall Wednesday night after the concert. Arrangements are under way for an outing for visiting delegates Thursday afternoon.
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Suz
Noblesville
Ind
Indiana Music Teachers’ Association
Knights of Pythias
Butler college seniors hear baccalaureate sermon
The graduating class received a baccalaureate sermon preached Sunday afternoon by Rev Hall L Calhoun of Kentucky University Lexington on the theme The Five Lines of Life. The address honored the class and attendees reflected on life’s paths.
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Butler College
Hall L. Calhoun
Kentucky University
Lexington
Rae
That Boy Next Door Hoaxes Nearsighted Fisherman
A neighbor known as That Boy Next Door tricks a near sighted man with a string of fish by swapping it for a string of wienerwurst. The unsuspecting fisherman shows his wife the catch, only to discover the prank. The narrator vows stronger disfavor and a future line.
Evansville Woman Dies From Heat Stroke On Hottest Day
Special to The san Evansville Ind June 17 Sunday was the hottest day of the year with the thermometer at 90 in the shade Miss Mary Hodge aged 59 was overcome by the heat while walking and died two hours after reaching her home Several other prostrations were reported as well
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San. Evansville
Ind
Mary Hodge
The Eternal Feminine Dressmaker Jest
A humorous snippet recalls a wife described as having “a real thing” after her dressmaker allegedly failed to provide one. The quip plays on the idea of an imagined object as a remedy for marital dissatisfaction.
Memorial Services for Canton Indianapolis No 2 Militant
The annual memorial services of Canton Indianapolis No 2 Patriarchs Militant were held Sunday at the armory on Sixteenth and Alabama Streets. Capt. J. H. Carrol led the Scripture reading and a quartet provided the music.
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Canton Indianapolis
Armory
Sixteenth
Charles Tyner Dead at 77 in Indianapolis Home
Charles Tyner, 77, died Sunday night at the home of his daughter Mrs. L. V. Burton at 2611 N. Hiineisst. He had been ill for more than three months with tuberculosis. Born in Germany, he had lived in Indianapolis for over 50 years.
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Charles Tyner
L. V. Burton
N. Hiineisst
Mr. Tyner
Germany
Indianapolis
Fraud Found in Bounty Land Deals in Several States
Washington June 11 Vespasian Warner commissioner of pensions uncovers wholesale frauds in military bounty land laws. One large pension law firm disbarred, three others cited to show cause. Firms operated nationwide with offices in major cities, luring heirs of soldiers from war with Mexico and Indian wars prior to 1855. Legal fees low, warrants bought cheaply then sold for huge profits. Executors of estates used to claim land warrants. Warner says restitution has occurred in some cases, but many actions threaten Missouri, Kansas, Illinois. He advises defrauded individuals can recover sums via simple court action with pension bureau cooperation. Warner details patterns: warrants assigned for less than worth, blank back assignments, sale of warrants, profits multiple times the upfront payment. Disbarment proceeds expected for the remaining firms once reaches their cases.
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Washington
Vespasian Warner
Mexico
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois
Pension Bureau
Warner
Commissioner of Pensions
Fortune of Million in Gifts and Husband For Bride at Moment She Said "IT Will"
New York reports Marian Fish daughter of Stuyvesant Fish now Mrs Albert Z Gray married to Judge Gray of Delaware. The wedding drew 5000 guests with a church ceremony and grand reception. Gifts worth millions included jewelry silver gold and rare timepieces from prominent families such as Vanderbilt Orme Wilson Oelrichs Peters Leeds and Astor.
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Marian Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Albert Z. Gray
Miss Fish
Judge Gray
Delaware
New York
Herman Oelrichs
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Harry T. Peters
Duchess of Manchester
William B. Leeds
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gray
John Clinton Gray
Alfred G. Vangerbilt
James W. Gerard
Col
Mrs. Astor
Harry 8. Lehr
Bargains Begin at Mentor Rosenbloom Clothiers
Mentor and Rosenbloom announce sales at 72 Rochester stores offering one third off all women's suits coats and hats with prices slashed to $6.66 to $15 and weekly payments of $1. A Rochester executive confirms the offer and urges early visits before stock runs out.
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Mentor & Rosenbloom .Com
Credit Clothiers
Memorial statue dedication marks Wilms ton event led by Cleveland
Former President Cleveland will deliver the principal address at Wilm ston Delaware next Saturday at the unveiling of a memorial statue for Thomas F. Bayard. Municipal playground advocates meet in Chicago for the National Playground Association of America annual gathering with a play festival on Saturday involving 7 000 children and a major athletic meet for kids. The American handicap shooting event notes 446 entries at the Chicago Gun Club grounds scheduled Tuesday through Friday.
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Cleveland
Wilmston
Del
Thomas F. Bayard
Chicago
National Plaground Association of America
YMCA Boys Camp Trip Delayed To Wednesday
The YMCA boys camp was postponed from Monday to Wednesday. A special coach is arranged and will depart the station at 7 a.m. All camp arrangements are completed and many boys plan to go.
Real Remedy for Bigamy Revealed in Local Tale
In a striking local tale, the original wife of a York man exposes a double tragedy. She claims her husband took another wife while still wed, arguing she was already bound to another. The case centers on marriage legitimacy and social consequences.
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York
Wife
Castor Oil Pills Draw Dayton Eyed Praise
Dayton Ohio residents praised Blackburn’s Castor Oil Pills during a promotional visit by The Man Behind the Pills delivering free samples. In Union City Indiana, the pills are reported as a universal remedy with immediate success and many doctors noting relief of chronic constipation.
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Dayton
Blackburn
Union City
Ind
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