Bites and burial customs across empire views
A survey of curious claims on animal bites, imperial burials, and a London Berlin commentary on cultural practices. The piece includes anecdotes about Selous on bites, Emperor William at Vienna, the Hapsburg heart crypts, Ting-fang in San Francisco, a 100 year note on lithography, Dettelheim parish life, and railway tunnel traffic with cargo figures.
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William
Germany
Vienna
Elizabeth
Ita
Ting-fang
San Francisco
Pekin
Bae
Hank You
Garin
France
Aloi
Senefelder
Munich
England
Cobar
Mont Cenis
Democratic Platform 1908 Emphasizes Reform and Oversight
The Democratic platform denounces graft and predatory wealth, calls for government by the people, and demands tighter regulation of tariffs and trusts. It advocates railroad regulation, federal licensing for interstate commerce, an income tax, labor rights, and expansion of social services while endorsing Pan American ties and territorial self-government.
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Haskell
Oklahoma
United States
Denver
Ea Hualnsns Maset
Itav IU
Republican Party
le Ke
Lenton
Republican Congress
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commssion
Estustag
Sinek
Melliu Uons
Tal Buyings
Propos
Wall Street
Courts of Justice
Re- Bublican
Jawa
United States Senate
Democratic Party
Department of Labor
Tauren
Tha Gulf
Missiaippi River
Peinaviganie
Coanta
Interstate Comelmerce Commission
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Alaska
Porto Rico
District of Columbia
Panama Canal
Latin America
United Stated
Would Kill Cats to Save Birds Urges Massachusetts Official
Massachusetts ornithologist Edward Howe Furbush calls for legislative authority to kill cats to protect birds and crops, citing disease spread concerns and the birds' role in ecology, hoping a broader program may proceed next year. He warns cats devastate avian life and threaten public health through infections.
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Rosta
Mass
Edward Howe Furbush
Massachusetts
State Department
Fragmented crime scene scenes at New Scotland tar a fragmount
A garbled report describes a break in at a house on New Scotland Terrace. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but reference burglars, a constable, and a disturbed scene with scattered items. The fragment mentions Death and obscure quotes without a clear, complete narrative.
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Scotland
Murester
Delace
Beluine
Lana
Hempstead
Wien
Farm feud ends in shotgun clash over hay land
Hugo Wiles and Henry Nolting, neighbors seven miles from Kadoka, fought over disputed hay land. Nolting fired a shotgun at Wiles, who dodged the shot and fought back with a pitchfork before Wiles restrained him and had Nolting arrested.
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Kadoka
Hugo Wiles
Henry Nolting
Nolting
Wiley
South Dakota Appoints Delegates to International Congress
Governor Crawford names South Dakota delegates for the International Fishing Congress to be held in Washington D C September 22 to 25 1908. He also appoints delegates to the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington D C September 21 to October 12 1908 including D R Lane W H Lane F M Crain R C Miller and others from Spearfish Brookings Deadwood Mitchell and more.
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Washington, D. C
Dra
W. H. Lane
Miller
F. M. Cratn
Redfield
W. M. Edgerton
Waulkton
William. Edwards
Bowdle
R. C. Miler
Brookings
FW. Tregberg
Mitchell
F. A. Spafford
Flandreau
W. E. Moore
Tyndall
F. H. Sehoooaker
Arlington FL
Huron
Franks
Newe
Deadwood
George Edwards
DeSmrt
A. H. Tutts
Sioux ‘Alla
J. W. Rodgers
Yankton
Bo Campbell
Watertown
George Pountryman
Aberdeen
Sioux couple's wedding blocked by missing license
Kadoka South Dakota July 16 Lassie Wooden Knife a Sioux from Pine Ridge and his bride to be Ollie Larvie traveled to wed as a white custom. Hundreds of Sioux witnessed the ceremony with a street war dance and barbecue. The county clerk's Neenge license was not secured postponing the honeymoon 30 days. The bride reportedly refuses to marry Wooden Knife.
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Kadoka
Lassie Wooden Knife
Ollie Larvie
Pine Ridge
Wooden Knife
STATE PRIMARY OFFICIAL COUNT SHOWS FEW CHANGES
Official state and congressional tally from Pierre confirms no material shifts in results. Key figures list United States Senator candidates Crawford Kittredge and Middlebrooks. Governor candidates Veaney Browne Lee Schrader Rafferty. Secretary of State Polley Waltner Mui Fey. Attorney General Clark. Aurora County Fair dates set September 23 to 26 with officers elected for the new association.
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United States
Coe L Crawford
Altrea B. Kittredge
H.C. Middlebroo
Charles H. Burke
Ruben W. Martin
K. Philo Hull
R. Wilbur
B. Glavy
Robert B. Dowdell
D. Calvin J.B. Harris
Andrew H. Olsen
Dyviothe Tazewell M. Simmons
Andrew H. Owens
Thos. G. Deffenbach
H. Goodfellow
Chappel
Hy Torakirie
Robert
Veaney
R. John
Samuel C. Polley
Joseph J. Waltner, R
L. A. Mui I Fey HG
Rippert
W. Clark, T
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Del
Aurora County Fair
Plankinton
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Association
T. BR. Rick
Iy Dents Gbake
Boynton
Duan
Teeamurer
W. C. Harris
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Ina
Arizona
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Roosevelt
Crlyntes
Royer
Horizonte
Masti
Bryan
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