Refuge of Outlaws in Wyoming Hole to the Wall
Article describes a remote outlaw sanctuary known as the Hole to the Wall in Wyoming west of the Moon River, used by infamous gangs led by Laughing Sam Carey and others. It details routes, lawlessness, primitive justice, and the bandits’ migratory, self-sufficient lifestyle along with past raids and confrontations with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughing Sam
Desperado
Cvinie
Deaimont
Ueamire
Montana State Line
Well Park
Erain
Mertrom Tie Power River
Linthuig Horn Mountains
Fim
Montana
Moountain Lareier
Sebert
Barmers
Bowen
Haniel
Daaths
Sleva
Hove
Rotther
Fragmented OCR Note on Jeff Davis Granite
Fragmented text appears to discuss a president, various names, and a dated event but is largely unreadable. Key entities include Jeff Davis and references to New York and dates though specifics remain unclear. The item likely reflects a damaged historical notice or column fragment with unclear context and targets.
Fragmentary notes about Davis and Hollywood cemetery fate
Disjointed OCR snippet mentions Davis and a Hollywood cemetery with unclear context. References to an interest, a singular resemblance, and possible names like Maccott or Rich, but details are fragmented and unclear for a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
Hollywood
Rich
Ae Maccott
Athkes
Ube
Trolley Car Funerals and Special Care Proposed
The piece describes funeral cars used by Chicago Electric Traction and others, noting a green color scheme and vestibule doors for coffin access. It mentions special purpose cars lacking standard interiors and the practice of transporting caskets to cemeteries aboard a transit car with casket screening during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexco Sa
Who
Mount Greenwod
Alocint
Boctrie Traction Compass
Chicago Electric Traction
Comay
Ti Virginia
Savage M housed dance and medicine rites of the Utes
The text describes a Native American ritual led by medicine men during a Great Spirit invocation. It details ceremonial dress, song, and a trance dance where dancers circle left to follow the sun, seek spiritual and physical welfare, and endure exhausting movement until the ritual peak. It mentions the dancers’ purification and the belief in astral guidance prior to their return from the rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leary
Uli
Waite
Warrine
Statter
New Regiment's Colonel Honored in Spanish American War
Fragmented text notes Major Edmund Rac and the Sixth Massachusetts during the Spanish American War. It mentions him serving as a first lieutenant of the Fortieth and later transferring to the Fifteenth Infantry, with distinguished actions and later retirement. The piece references ceremonies at a world fair and various military assignments and roles in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Rac
Ora
Cobe
Autautey
Order Liwniense
Spain
McKinley awards French ambassador gift cup for peace
A ceremonial cup honoring M. du Ca Cambon, ambassador of France, commemorates France and Spain peace talks. The article notes the cup's design, inscriptions, and symbolic imagery, reflecting late nineteenth century views on diplomacy and clerical beard fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinies
M. Catt
Spain
McKinley
Ieee
Cambon
Etmassador
France
Minetea
Isduan Amn
Mecca Pilgrims Face Shock Amid Caravan Incident
Fragmentary report describes pilgrims from the Nile region facing a troubling event on the caravan route to Mecca. Some travelers were captured or separated as a clash disrupted the journey, with details remaining unclear in the damaged text.
Sacred Carpet and Pilgrim Procession Stir Mecca Return Fears
A fragmented report describes offerings sent to a prophet’s shrine by the khedive and others, including a sacred carpet known as the holy web. It warns that the carpet’s journey to Mecca may fail, risking sectarian unrest, anti European sentiment, and possible clashes between Muslims, Christians, and European powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At Isa
Mecca
Mane
Sultana Schargaret
Poly Worad
Prinee
Erat Hl Maar University
Fira
Mu Am Orthadoss
Axford University
Church of
Vatican
Catael
Trust Maker 6 Man Who Joins 1 Wedied
A profile traces how a corporate lawyer rose from modest beginnings to become a leading authority on New Jersey corporate law. The story highlights his path from reporter to prolific practitioner, his role in industrial trusts, and his influence on promoters seeking counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fom
Helwan
New Jersey
Dillon New Jersey
Dill
Ina
Fragmentary antique notice rewrite remains unreadable
An incomplete, garbled text fragment mentions a sacred figure, a Hebrew school, a hammer, and time phrases. The passage lacks clear actions, dates, or identifiable entities to form a coherent news summary.
Pushed Into Politics and Churchill Family Involvement
A fragment discusses Lieut Winston Churchill and his shift toward politics, noting family influence and potential future campaigns. It mentions a daughter of a supporter canvassing and hints at Churchill’s broader political ambitions and past military service, all in a Philadelphia article tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Church
Belieh Hose
Randelphe
Mr. Churchill
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Trolley Car Funerals
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Utes
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O'Connell
Iriah
Sam
Giment
Is Excellence
M. Dulea
Easton
Mohammed
Mecer
Adit
Ialonl
Mall Street Bay
Tnecause
Aut
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Otek
Bis
Poe
The
Sacred Roy
Therao
Pouian
Holf Waxch
Lause
Omer
Seaith
Jebeg
Churchill
Liberad Paign
Aperchien
Ginal
Hig Tate
Lndia
Sudan
Kitchener
Oudurnias
Philadelphia
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