Wolves and pigs target in colonial forest policy debate
The northwest shikar plan shifts to wolves with a Yarbarah colony proposed to exterminate them after Madras adopts pig destruction beats inviting gun license holders to participate. Officials note rising human fatalities from wolves and snakes, with hundreds killed yearly and rewards failing to curb losses.
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India
Grand Shikar
Ras
Madras
Rohilkhand
Bombay Gazette
Dogs for the Klondike Dog Nursery Planned in Seattle
The Klondike opens a new field for dogs reports the New York Journal. Ex mayor Black and J B Powles of Seattle back an enterprise gathering 60 to 70 pound long haired sled dogs in Chicago and St Paul to train for Alaska service. The first car load of 220 has reached Seattle for packing and sled work with Oscar Jones in charge. Four or five carloads expected including soon from Philadelphia.
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Klondike
Beattle
Alaska
New York Journal
Black
J. B. Powles
Seattle
Chicago
St. Paul
Mr. Powles
Oscar Jones
Philadelphia
CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TREE
A Washington man proud of family ties suffers nervous prostration after an obsession with building a family tree. He traced generations to a great grandfather who died by strangulation, triggering shock among onlookers during a harvest gathering.
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Washington
California
Miles Standish
Fem- Rr
Indians in New York A Mohawk Iroquois Band in Tenements
Jacob Riis recounts a small Mohawk and Iroquois community living in West Side tenements near Sullivan Street. He depicts elderly basket makers like Tamenund’s kin and Mrs. Ben Wah, a poor Hudson Street resident, who despite poverty shares handmade garments with neighbors at Christmas, illustrating resilience and dignity amid urban hardship.
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Haif
Sullivan Street
Thompson Street
Old Tamenund
New York
Ben Wah
Jacob A. Riis
Furs In Cold Storage Preserve From Moths In City Vaults
A city safe deposit firm dedicates two large rooms to cold storage for moth prone items including furs carpets clothing rugs furniture and curtains. They use electric lighting monitored temperatures and external controls. Most items belong to individuals and are inspected by furriers before storage and un disturbed until fall delivery. The facility holds fur garments muff racks tapestry furniture mounted animal heads and other valued pieces.
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Washington
New York
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