McCarthy Gang Threatens Utah Frontier War
The Utah narrative details a feared outlaw band led by McCarthy, described as a Napolean of outlaws. Reports describe their stronghold, a cave near a fortified rock, and the planned military pursuit by authorities. The piece portrays a tense clash across Utah and Colorado with a dangerous hideout called the Hole in the Wall society.
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Colorado
Wells of Craty and Richards
Julie
Sang
I Bey
Rock of Gibraltar
Dines Verne
Monte-Christo
Tee Callet
Napoleon
McCarthy
Duniber
Utah
Hole Company
Colghiaring
Corning
Orlordo
Nace Nowad
Intainn
Teang
Amg
Grand County
Moab
Gor
Cepeelally
Wyoming
Nevada
Book
Chicago
Cheyenne
Denver
United States
Tarsal
Seroma
McCarthy Ieward
Prospector
Birth of Sacred Fire in Mogul Fire Worship Ceremony
A reporter recounts a Utah desert expedition describing Mogul ritual fire creation in caves. The piece details sacred duties, the priesthood, a ceremonial spark from wood friction, and subsequent processions, noting the ritual’s rarity for a white observer and connections to cattle thieves and regional networks. The account blends observations of the Mogul ritual with mentions of the desert settlement near Grand County and McCarthy’s gang activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Fewies
San Francino
Alwady
Long Distance Hypnotism Cited In Insanity Case At Wichita
In Wichita Kansas William Sina faced a charge of insanity after claiming a woman named Gertie Andrews hypnotized him and controlled his actions through ESP. He recalled meeting Andrews at the Baldwin hotel in 1801, later alleging she manipulated him to marry her and pressured him to send money, leading to imprisonment and flight to Denver. Police labeled him crazy as he described being under her power and compelled to harmful acts.
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Aren Trought
Wichita
Kan
William Sina Besos
Portland
Gertie Andrews
Hesareaho
Mack
Haymaker
District Court
Sam
A Andrews Francisco
Ialdwin
Ashe
Wsself
Santa Fe
Orden
Denver
Abe
Ang
Miss Rowhea
Kerrie
Hla
Tran
Fury of the Ostrich Dexterity Against Strength
An incident in South Africa describes an English rider on a veldt, an ostrich, and a hen ostrich nesting near a wire fence. A male ostrich charges, sending the rider reeling and the scene vividly captures the dangerous balance between agility and brute force in the harsh landscape.
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South Africa
Laws and the Lie in Southern States Examined
The article surveys laws across Kentucky Georgia Arkansas Mississippi and surrounding states regarding use of the insult lie or lie as a term or act of aggression. It notes penalties from fines and imprisonment to civil action and defences allowing justification or equal guilt for both speaker and target. The piece also recounts a vivid ostrich attack anecdote and a forger’s egg fabrication, illustrating the era’s interest in legal norms and curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Texas
Amsanitt
New York
Kentucky
R. H. Thompson
Lavneville
Mississippi
Strange Love Tokens Showed Custom of Armlet Jewelry
A Continental woman betrothed to a wealthy American refuses engagement rings and instead adorns a shadowy ensemble of bracelets and medallions. The article describes elaborate wrist chains, teeth gems, and carved pendants symbolizing affection, with engraved initials and miniature locks as reminders of a lover.
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Cesntimental
Anid
Porket
Laine
Fiend or Man in the Sculptor’s Chaotic Table
A fragment describes a sculptor’s workshop with a Chinese paste used in statuary and a grotesque carved piece attracting attention. The prose hints at a confusion between artifice and horror as a central object dominates a table in the room.
Incomplete Interview on Sculpture Art Making
The fragment references a sculptor who speaks of arousing curiosity and satisfying a desire for a story behind the making of a radho artwork. He mentions musings, models, and imagination as time-killing tasks, with a bronco immersion occupying a place among brunaes at the Art Institute.
Mow to Wash Your Fs in The Laws Hone Journal
Mrs Humphry offers guidance on facial washing routines for girls, stressing twice daily cleansing with gentle tools and water not too cold in winter. She advises careful attention to corners, soft towels, thorough drying, and full facial coverage to improve cleanliness and skin health.
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Humphry
Laws
Rsson
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