Montana cattle suffer brutal Montana winter blues
A Miles City dispatch reports unprecedented cold in the northwest with temperatures plummeting to 52 below zero, frozen gauges, and heavy snow. Texans and other cattle are stranded on ranges and in towns, with many pilgrims, calves, and yearlings dying or starving. Coyotes and wolves threaten livestock as fires burn haystacks and ranges. Cowboys patrol, gather cattle, and seek shelter along rivers while trains struggle through a world of blizzards and frozen streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Chicago
Uae
Col Plains
Montana
Texas
Norchinesty
Fort Bouton
Missoula
Rocky Mountains
Idaho
Bozeman
Madison
Beaver Head
Gallatin
Pieguna
Niles
Northern Pavilion Railroad
Northern Pacific
Stillwater
Yellowstone Valley
Ander
Liv Valley
Aden
Yellowstone River
Fromin St
Somanhord
Laya
Judith Basin
Ivor
Powder River
Coyotes
Alvus
Indah
Redee
Ian TurMber
MEN OF LETTERS AS PREACHERS AND THE MORALIST TENDENCY
The piece argues literary figures have become modern moralists shaping conduct, often vague or paradoxical. It contrasts old clergy preaching with a new secular priesthood that blends wit, sentiment, and philosophy, questioning unity and practicality of their morals.
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Charactyr
Ite Moraliats
Cinsestio
Temple
Totalist
Europe
Thackeray
Carlyle
Victor Hugo
George Sand
Ishal
Carisle
Calvin
Goethe
Sears
Mrocken
Britain
Pall Mull Gazette
Chinese Consul Defends Meat Laws Amid Health Claims
The Chinese Consul in New York disputes neglect of meat laws, arguing oxymoucaseate health measures are essential. He states Chinese tradition has studied health for a millennium and contends contagious disease is seldom found among his people, despite outside neglect.
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New York
Garland
Georgia
Joseph E. Browne
Dade
Ohio
Alabama
East
Tennessee
Convict Leasing Exposed In Arkansas and South States
An Indianapolis dispatch details the convict lease system in Arkansas and southern states. It recalls a river-bottom penal farm, brutal discipline, and neglect of sanitation, with warned cruel punishments and killings, while noting political ties sustaining the practice.
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Orininat Jana Malla
Teal
Tennessee
Indianapolis
Tid Gincinnati Enquirer
Toslay
Arkansas
Lensin
Arkuaway
Texay
Alutsania
Georgia
Kentucky
Wll
Hoge
Reid
State of Arkansas
Zo Ward
Ward
Tennesson
Penitentiary of
Little Rock
Fort Sovith
Theron
Lite de Rock
Lam
Lange
Mr Ward
Mr. Ward
Garland
Senator Reneunt and the Monkey Bet Tale
A Georgia Chronicle report recounts Senator Reneunt narrating an Italian organ grinder story in Augusta. The crowd watched as a monkey performer challenged a strong man with an 850 wager, the man throwing down his stick and offering the money after a tense, comical scene.
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Reneunt
Iallan
Tirat
Waslangton Cor
Augusta
Arrowtah the wooden leg Eskimo of Ellesmere Island
Brooklyn Eagle recounts the life of Arrowtah, an Ellesmere Island Esquimaux with a wooden leg fitted after a childhood accident. He lost part of his foot, survived amputation surgery, and grew to be a hunter unable to travel far without his oak prosthesis. He sought a wife across Ellesmere land while remaining a noted curiosity among his people.
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the Kroomen
Thy Kroomen
Nile
Liverpool Post
Maj. Smyth
Wady Halfa
Maj
Tyndale
Shollal
Kroomen
Sierra Leone
Monrovia
Grand Bassa
Boreby
L Bereby
Taboo River
Grand Taboo
Maj. Tyndale
Ong
Texpot
Tom
Peter
Jim
George
Jack
Jack Never
Jack Smart
John Bright
John Wesley
Grand Bereby
Bob Ridlay
King George
Monarch
AU Smith Sound
Quilée
Ellesmere Land
Esquimaux
Trionda
Greenland
Arrowtah
Wil Ty
North Star
Franklin
Dr. Hayes
Wales
Ellesmere Lind
Brooklyn Eagle
Remarkable coincidences in dreams and deaths discussed
A physician argues that about 1 percent of the population has vivid dreams or visions and that with weekly dreams the chance of a friend dying on the same day reaches one in 255. He concludes extraordinary coincidences between dream events and deaths occur in the country nearly every day.
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United States
Aneuma
Changed His Mind About Her and Quarrels Over Trifles
A fragment from New York Star notes Mrs. Jones vows never to call on Mrs. Smith again amid a lively misunderstanding. Mr. Josie laments women arguing over trifles while praising Mrs. Smith as a pleasant parson, but chatty. The column also covers dyeing practices, sheep dogs, jute industry, trade marks, and agricultural metrics across Europe and America.
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Preunt Tey
Australia
Atom
Rious
Joseph Harris
Lawes
Gilbert
San= born
Germany
Hamburg Harburg
Stralau
Atlletics
Gutenberg
America
Feductin
Cardiff
England
G. W. G. Thomas
Ewa Lambs
Weber Lambs
New Orleans
Isaac Rees
Pittsburgh
Com- Sista
Spain
Linares
France
Kansas State
Huloit
Lyons
Chapute
Indiana
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
California
Colorado
United States
H.C. Parks
Aplear Riverside
Col
Edward Bini
Ewie Baion
Cee
Eures
Exnass Faraier
Aundred Bumhel
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Hower
Tiller
Cer
Shakspeare
Milton
Byron
Dickens
Buliver
Carlele
Brin
Socrates
Wyample
Eighoth
Victoria
Journal
Paganini
Norristoun Herald
Kodtiern Convict Systems
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