Mary Big Buffalo Leads Ponca In Mexico Land Emigration Tale
Report alleges Mary Big Buffalo a Ponca leader claims the great spirit warned Indians of smallpox death unless they emigrate to Mexico. Delegates from Chickasaws Cherokees Creeks and others visit Mexico City seeking 2 000 000 acres in Chihuahua for peaceful settlement.
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Mary Big Buffalo
Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Black Coyote
Diaz
Mexico City
Ponca Reservation
Chihuahua
Wichita
Kan
United States
United Tribes
Parish clash over fashion in church sparking vows
In a St Louis parish debate a priest vows to deny Holy Communion to women wearing immodest dress, arguing fashionable attire offends morality. Parishioners of all ages clash as the father condemns current styles and threatens to sever sacraments to curb vulgar fashion.
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Hegan
Nophey
Buss
Father Reis
Old Maids Duck Intruders Provokes Spur of Spinsters
In a historic gathering the Old Maids meeting faced twelve intruding married women who were seized, dipped in the river, and tossed in hammocks by the spinsters. The intruders fled to the woods as the married sisters vowed to seek protection from future provocations.
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Holcomb
Optimistic British View of the Trans-Siberian Railway
The British agent Mr. Cooke reports the Trans-Siberian Railway transforming Siberia from a penal outpost to a budding nation. Settlers have spread across the region and gold deposits become profitable, signaling Siberia as a rising industry hub with strong future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberian
Russia
Cooke
Siberia
Andig Ue
Rap J. Hoon
Chinese in United States Deportation Questions Arise
A Jacksonville Chinese resident, Dew, traveled to China with U S citizenship papers but faced return restrictions on reentry. U S inspectors advised allowing his return while his case awaits final decision. Nine Jacksonville Chinamen arrested for illegal stay claim lost certificates and protests arise. Washington reviews suspect arrests amid concerns of abuse and improper detentions by local officers.
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Sten
United States
China
State Department
Offic
Dew
Canada
Montreal
Chi
Sti Staunton
Jacksonville
San Francisco
Washington
German report praises American lard quality
Consul Guenther cites Ulm board findings on fat imports showing American lard often arrives in large lots and, after chemical tests, is described as matching German lard in smell taste and texture with a dazzling white color. No samples objected to. quality deemed faultless.
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Germany
Guenther
Frankfort
Board of Chemical Examiners
Ulm
Dog Returns From Grave Shocks Girl in Georgia Town
Marion Murphy seven years old was frightened into spasms by a bull dog buried after being pronounced dead. The dog owned by James Griffin dug out of its grave and attacked the girl, causing convulsions. An alligator was killed on a road near Anthony, its hide kept as a souvenir. A Washington judge ruled profanity excusable under provocation, prompting lawyer reaction. A French physician Jean Hameau is honored for earlier virus studies anticipating Pasteur.
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Marion Murphy
James Griffin
Liberty Street
Marion
Griffin
Walter Pasteur
Lee Rayser
E. L. Howell
Anthony
Washington
Chicago ‘Times- Herald
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Lewis Isrivat
Denmanton
Annam
India
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Paateur
la Teste de Buch
France
Jean Hameau
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Alla Cole and
Atylt
Ns Opty Tworthinds
Alleabie
BanAnem
Jon
Gabriel Max
Dorothy
Otven
Fruit Picture
Wil
Chita
Ee' Etian
Naval
Eli
Io Olventer
Bandas
Razor
Game
Peer, Om. of
Dai
Milar
Lion Copper
Woolson Spige
Toledo, Ohio
Sarah Oft Windsor
Bristol
Yena
Swift
Panta, GA
Calumet Nas
Scientific American
Opal Inn & Coser
Montgomery Ward &.Cco
Michiges Ay
Madiaen
Parker's
Sar Soeee
Ari Bae
Lanpher
Finch & Skisker
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