Arrival of Land League agitator at New York in June
Hichsol it the Ex-Occupant of a British Battle greeted by a host of supporters. In a wide interview in New York on June 23, Michael Davitt discusses land reform plans, the differences with Mr Parnell, and the aim to end landlordism in Ireland. He reveals a Ladies League report on evictions and charity funds, and recounts prison days in Portland.
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Hichsol
Friends of the Land
Banton
Parnell
Jan
Liverpool
Inelland
Land League
Ireland
America
Ladies’ Land League
Portland
How Indians Porm Biedrok Tribune
A Standing Rock agency official reports Indians planting crops but progress in peaceful farming is slow. He says they are adopting white ways too quickly and learning too little about traditional service, remarking that their knowledge declines each year.
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Biedrok Tribune
Recs
Bloody Bear Fight Ends Lives In Adirondacks
William Milliken of Boston was killed by a 400-pound bear near Lake Fiseco in the Adirondacks after noon last Saturday. The party included John Dixon Fountain and Watson of Philadelphia, William Wilkinson of Birmingham Conn, and guide James Shires with four dogs. Milliken ignored cautions and fired on a male bear after a trail led to a confrontation with a female and cubs. The bear killed Milliken. Shires was injured, but another man killed the male bear. The female bear died from a volley after attacking Shires. Shires was taken home, Milliken’s body sent to his family. Milliken, about 35, left a family and had interests in Nova Scotia and local water power investments.
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William Milliken
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Fiseco
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John Dixon
Fountain and Watson
Philadelphia
William Wilkinson
Birmingham
Milliken
Shires
Shiron
Faison
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Mechanicsville Water Power Company
Wells Hit 3000 Barrels Daily In Warren Oil Field
The fourth well in Warren county struck June 22 is flowing 3000 barrels per day. Together the four wells produce nearly 6000 barrels daily, a record. The oil market fell on the news, and coil pawns obfuscated by low prices. The field is set to be larger than any prior discovery, with excitement and economic impact looming. Brigadier General W B Hazen, chief of the weather signal service, described as erect and soldierly with a prominent nose, mustache, and imperial, resembles Napoleon III.
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Warren County
W. B. Hazen
Weather Signal Service
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