Indians Ghost Dance in Indian Territory Near Chelsea
The Delaware Indians, about 600 strong, perform the ghost dance on their Chelsea Oklahoma reservation led by Wa-sah-she, an associate of Wovoka, to urge relief from white control as a bill to allow land dispossession nears passage. The article notes white neighbors fleeing the noise and reports the Indians hope for a new reservation far from white settlement.
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Wichita
Kan
Chelsea
Wasabhe
Wovoka
Richard Adams
Washington
Congress
Indian Territory
J.T
Saya
Eartl
Wa-sha-she
Selug On
Peeat
Poultry King Loomis Rears Ducks for Market Fame
A Fort Dauphin area report details R Loomis and his duck farm expanding to 43 000 birds. Ducks fattened on corn in a two acre hollow enclosure supply markets in Philadelphia New York and Boston while keeping birds docile and marketable. Birds roosting issues with other fowl were avoided by this duck only system.
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Fort Dauise
Warkt Ds
Loomis
R. Loomis
Mc Loomis
Philadelphia
Mogton
New York
Guards for Royalty and Palace Security Recounted
A garbled historical note recounts palace intrigue and security around monarchs. It mentions Queen Victoria at Windsor and Oxhorne, the Brigade d Elyse, and incidents of assassination attempts and guards in period uniforms. The piece links royal protection to dramatic events across Europe, touching Napoleonic figures and palace life.
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Carnat
Dupuy Juni
Brigade d’Elyse
Bridential Police
Queen Victoria
Windsor
Oxporne
Palace
Prince of Wales
Victoria
Osburne
Luckinglhan
Wals
Italy
Boer Leaders Reflected In Wessels Interview In The Post
The Post-Disputed interview with Philip Souter Wessels of Bloemfontein discusses Boer leadership during the South African war. Wessels cites his brother and military officials, credits common sense, and notes ancestry shaping generals Cronje Joubert Botha Meyer Schalk-Lurger.
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Republic
Kruger
Joubert
Steberts
Transvaal
Steyn
Oranrge Pree
Philip Souter Wessels
Bloemfontein
United States
Range Vree
Volksraad
Dean
Cumini
Kimberley
Wessels
Mr. Weasels
Cronje
Prinzloo
C.il. Wessels
Mr. Wessels
William the Silent
Louis XIV
France
Botha
Lucas Meyer
Campaions
Schalk-Lurger
Fogle
Boer Leaders Speak Boldly in Free State War Talks
In Bloemfontein a merchant Wessels reflects on service and duty amid war. He, from Cunetown background, stresses self-reliance and leadership by natives, noting few foreigners in the Boer army and urging strong, capable local command despite harsh conditions. He cites lifelong work and farming as preparation for soldiering.
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Orang Free State
Bach
Otather
Ore Jonge Brea
Bloemfontein
Wessels
Cunetown
Free State
Allines
Bir. Wessels
England
Appalachian America and the mountain people of Kentucky
A medical professor surveys the Appalachian region from Ohio River to Alabama, naming it Appalachian America. He argues the mountains hindered development due to geography and isolation, describes rural life, education, religion, and politics, and calls for aid to modernize through education, travel lectures, and leadership while praising the resilient, patriotic mountain people. He cites Abraham Lincoln as an exemplar of opportunity arising from access to books.
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William Goodell
Ohio River
Birmingham
Alabama
Atlanta
Georgia
Appalachian America
Kentucky
Blue Ridge
Knobs
Jesse Kindred
Rebecca McCoumb
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Archibald
Matha
Uwe
Crain
Delhi
Chile
Sala Mor Missan
Piageess
Chis Repton
Mabkates Dee
Eyperal
Brandows
Wigedeed
Siedee
McKinley
Tey
Ray
Sorviers
Ayer
Gary Abasefor
Marderek
Mmetlvods
Wilde Preston
Telvnvse
Agrieatture
Ptork-Rinbiy Gilvek
Wattagareca
Ryan
Gcis
Jay
Berea
Herea
Abraham Lincoln
Leo
Dee
Tig role of this married actor in a vaudeville note
A Philadelphia Press fragment notes a married actor up with the baby for a week, calling it a strange mix of legitimate and vaudeville. A wife asks a playful question, and the husband jokes about being a walking gentile man in a continuous performance as the store risked closing due to a dreary night.
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Philadelphia
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London
Runio
Tate
Silvani di Peru Vo
Biarritz
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Carssivalli
Bordeux
Griscelli
Coneross
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Quatessaett
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Typicata Moi
Atria
Ryan Boeek
Hope
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Jutersonville
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