Inhuman Crimes Against Horses Exposed by E H Packard
E H Packard argues for a public crusade against horse cruelty. He details abuses such as tight blinders and heavy harnesses, calls for harsh laws to ban or limit gear, and cites data on horse populations, stock centers, and welfare groups from Boston to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hades
Boston
New York
Horse Aid Society
Jacob Maurice Erlich
Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Philip
Pine Islands
Canada
Central America
South America
Austria-Hungary
European Russia
North Atlantic
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
America
Boston Work Horse Parade Association
Reminiscences on King Edward VII by Stamper
The Stamper memoirs recount King Edward VII as a great but blunt man with a volatile temper and sharp senses. It describes onion odors affecting courtiers and the king’s quick reactions during car rides and public encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Edward Legee
Edward VII
C. W. Stamper
Boon & Mills
London
Stamper
King George
Mr. Stamper
His Majesty
Rufford Abbey
Newark
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E. H. Packard
General Field
American Humane Education Society
Will Irwin
San Antonio
Tex
Stotts & Co
Dr. Stotts & Co
Uriah Linn
Leoha Street
City
South
Wyoming Street
Harry Starcke
Ree
ATS
Gunter Ridg
New York City
Bates
Seville
Madison Ave
28Th St
Hermitage
Broadway
Prince George Hotel
Albert 11Th St. & University
Bway
Hotel Flanders
W. 47Th ST
ST. Hubert
Bath
Richmond
Longacre Hotel Sechetsr
47Th ST
Bristol
West
Earle
Waverly
Ito
Renaone
H. E. Truex
M. D
Wen
Young Wien
Ana
Terrill Medical and Surgical Institute
Hicks Milding
DR. CG. S. Lincoln
Plaza Theater
Joske’s