English Officers Return From African Elephant Hunt
Captain G. H. Anderson of the British Army and Mr. James Sutherland recount perilous encounters in Africa. They plan further big game pursuits in the American Rockies after a brief New York stay. Anderson bore horrific elephant attacks and scars, while Sutherland, who has killed hundreds of elephants, emphasizes the lure of jungle life and ivory profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Anderson
James Sutherland
American Rockies
New York
G. Ii. Anderson
New York City
Rockies
Trussars
Queen Mary’s Own
South Africa
Sutherland
Captain Anderson
Hig
Abyssinia
Anderson
Red Sea
Aden
Simba
Earth
Ward
East Africa
Streeter's Lake Michigan District Claim Faces Courts
Chicago story recounts Captain Streeter and followers seizing land along the lakefront in the District of Lake Michigan. It details squatter fees, legal fights, police crackdowns, a 1905 revival, and the ongoing battle with Newberry Fairbanks estates and Niles military governor over ownership and sovereignty of the lakefront territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc E
Jorge Welling
Lake Midtenn
Chicago
Lake Front
Streeter
Elma Streeter
Maria
Iilso
Gattling
Lake Navigator
State Penitentiary
Willl
Glarias
Tates
Hich
Kirk
Alving Decda
Lake Michigan
Captain Streeter
Lake Shore Drive
Shia
United States ‘Land Commissioner
First
Cleveland Administration
United States
Newberry
Fairbanks
William H. Niles
Chicago Avenue
William Niles
Niles
Max Heidermeier
Side
Bevel
Daign
Heidelmere
Li Park Board
Captain Stree
Cook
County
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Captain Anderson and
Mr. Sutherland
Captain Streetey
Bea
Olu
George ‘Wellington Streeter
Marion