Natural History of the Igorrote tribe traditions
A fragmented account details Igorrote customs including dog feasts, tribute rituals, and medicine. It describes the ritual killing and cooking of a dog, the brave spirit entering a tribe member, the exclusion of women, and the feast using rice and dog meat. It covers leadership selection by bravery and via rock ballot among the Negriton, with Chief Antonio noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wribe
Iene
Nin
Chinf
Antonio
Trorrotes
Himelf
Negriton
Balltot
Coming Events and Expositions Through 1905
A list of forthcoming events and anniversaries including December meetings of Oregon Dairy and Washington Live stock associations, January legislative convening in Salem, Oregon Historical Society sessions, the National Livestock convention in Denver, the 100th birth anniversary of Sacajewea’s baby at Fort Mandan, and the Lewis and Clark exposition opening on June 1 1905. Also features an medical testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption by T R Beall praising its efficacy, with price and trial bottle note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Dairymen's Association
Portland
Washington Livestock Association
Spokane
Oregon Legislature
Salem
Oregon Historical Society
National Livestock Convention
Denver
Sacajewea'sa Baby
Fort Mandan
Lewis and Clark
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