Slaughter of Game in Northern Minnesota Sparks Law Debate
The article quotes A Gilfillan, a longtime Episcopal missionary, alleging extensive illegal killing of moose, caribou, and red deer across northern Minnesota and beyond the British line. It notes strict state limits on moose and caribou and a 20 day deer hunt with at most five collars per hunter, but claims slaughter continues year round, aided by Indian hunters near Cass Lake Winnibigoshisi and Leech Lake areas, with large numbers of deer and moose reported. It warns that big game may soon vanish east of the Rockies due to unregulated hunting and encroachment by British and Minnesota settlements, estimating around 600 bears killed annually in the region.
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A. Gilfislat
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Tiasea
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Leech Lakes
Park Rapids
Cass Lake
Pseason
Tees
Rockies
Coss Lake
Mark Hanna Named Campaign Manager for McKinley
Intimate friend of Maj. WicTin ley reports Hanna chosen as campaign manager in a shrewd McKinley move. Hanna devoted his time and money, with estimates of a total canvass cost around $100,000, about $92,000 from McKinley supporters nationwide. The piece notes extensive fundraising and reliance on party organs to sustain the effort.
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McKinley
Tle
Maj. WicTinley
Mark Hanna
Tanna
Hanna
Friends
al Pards
Fha
Dog Fears Cyclone Lost Dog Reward Issued
A farmer near Dryden Michigan offers ten dollar reward for his pet dog blown away in a late cyclone. The dog was found in a field near Berville eighteen miles away but remains elusive, reportedly fearful of any moving object. In Phoenix Pennsylvania a lightning strike knocked out Allen J. Montelier of TL Tenjamin & Co, leaving him unconscious.
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Benett
Dryden
Mich
Bennett
Berville
Phoenix
Allen
J. Montelier
Ator TL. Tenjamin & Co
Ile Soon Orn
July Dates and Battles Across Landmark 19th Century Events
The fragment lists several dates and events from July spanning 1861 to 1885. Notable entries include the Battle of Winchester in 1861, the Battle of Bull Run, the Battle of Shrewsbury, Grant's death in 1885, and the arrival of the Mormons in Utah in 1847. It also references historical figures and religious observances tied to July dates.
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Vindent de Pull
Jess Villdsen
Joo
Morgiu
Winchester
St. Maurgaret
Jerome
Shrewsbury
Wedneday
Mary Magidalen
McLellan
Comand
Atlantic
St. Apolluncis
Uuikiyr
Grant
Lam- Wet
Wrntley
St. Christian
Biartyr
Utah
Niagara
St. Tautes
Apostle
Lauds's Lane
Isl
Acknowledges Reform After Years of Concessions
A titled owner of the Lantern admits past sins with the Big Sister and pledges reform. He promises not to join another procession with a green flag and to oppose a second Republic candidate for mayor if allowed to continue light duties.
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India
Republica Cantinnte
Fragmentary political quip on Republican backing ends bluntly
A garbled OCR fragment references pure Republican politics and backing a candidate or policy. It mentions Back you up and Mergenthalers, with unclear context and names, plus a sharp aside about taking skin from the nose, indicating a crude, partial quotation in a historical political debate.
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Littoril
Presidenar
J C Dielmann Promises Continued Building Material Service
To the public he signs to continue wholesale and retail building materials at the ott land 306 Bust Commerce street offering cement fire brick roofing paper asphalt and more. Promises satisfactory prices prompt attention to all orders and mentions telephone 410.
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Pullic
Wilhl
Social Event at Water Street Residence Draws City Guests
A colored society affair at 510 Water Street hosted by Mr and Mrs Earnest on Thursday night July 16 featured Doris Excellent music by the San Antonio string band. The lawn displayed Chinese lanterns and refreshments were plentiful while dancing and gates were main entertainments.
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Colored Society
Water Street
Ales
Doris
San Antonio
Cyclists Return Killed in Mexican Wikes Incident
Reported in Mawigh Mexico a group of cyclists returned after a fatal incident near Geange Alea. The town discusses waterworks and a Swilchburnds inquiry. A rattlesnake bite felled Tuan Martines the Mexican herder. a meeting in thePresbyterian Church opens next week as the community braces for rains and food supply.
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Geange
Alea
Mexico
Sieve
Ale
Klingon
West Texas
Owl
Soo Ue
Presbyteria
Tuan Martines
Railway figures attend funeral of Southern Pacific bridgeman
R W Norton of Santa Sp wis id town and Cushing resident engineer of the Southern Madfle visited yesterday. A J Jans International conductor is in the city on vacation. Funeral services for Frank Faltesec were held at Stead Shelley's morgue with railway men in attendance.
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R. W. Norton
Santa Sp Wis
Seob. Cushing
Fransfouston Yesterdy
A.J. Jans
The
International
Frank Faltesec
Southern Pacific
Ii.ing
Stead & Shelley
Rallvaad
Observations On City Traffic And Early Cotton Sale
Observer laments flood watering of streets after sprinkling causing hazards for cyclists and pedestrians in San Antonio. Critiques reckless driving, neglect of road rules, and nuisance of hogs on streets. Calls for enforcement, notes bikes likely to stay amid hostility to wheels. Also advert for peaches and a bale of cotton sold at 575 pounds.
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San Antonio
Ningott
Gosverel
Card of Thanks to San Antonio Friends and Comrades
A brief card expresses heartfelt gratitude to the San Antonio friends and comrades for their kind and loving care of a loved one. The message thanks them for their support and attendance during a time of need.
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San Antonio Frionde
Grievance and Watch Theft Case in San Antonio
A buxom seventeen year old colored girl testifies before Justice E. Grrl Jones claiming Tobey Wright lent her a silver watch five months ago and never returned it. She says Annie Stowers wore the watch, later purchasing it from Tobey, who allegedly admitted to passing it on. The case reflects social tensions and local court proceedings in 1896.
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Tobey Wright
Julia Taylor
Justice E. Grrl Jones
Tobey
Annie Stowers
Tulla
Annie
Tolley
Judea
Silver Republicans and Free Coinage Debate
The article critiques the Silver Republicans led by Teller and Duboin, detailing their appeal for free coinage and bimetallism. It argues the platform misstates economic basics, notes rising gold stock, and condemns the push as unfounded and risky for the American money system.
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Detiey
Belilag Gilroy
Tolice
Associaéés
Seiafat Teller
Sinator ‘Teller
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