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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
8
John Blink, a nearly 60 year old Osage with no kin, once buried alive by villagers, slept in the Capital hotel office during a brutal winter night. He wanders Pawhuska country, shunning roofs, surviving extreme exposure with notable stoicism and no clear aim in life.
In Cave Creek Arizona Jake Linville killed a large male panther in a dramatic night duel near a camp. The fight began with a rifle shot that shattered the animal's nose, followed by a close exchange where the hunter blocked a cat’s lunge, broke his rifle stock, and finally subdued the beast after a ferocious eight-foot contact.
The U S bureau of forestry reports California big trees could be multiplied. Seeds germinate best after ground has burned, young growth needs light and fire protection, and some seedlings are abundant in some areas. The first extensive transplanting has begun in the General.
Justice Anglin rules Canadian law on deportation of aliens exceeds colonial powers. The decision states the statute under which B. B. Cain and James R. Gilhula were arrested is ultra vires and cannot be enforced. Prisoners may remain in custody with no immediate discharge. No appeal lies from the judgment.
Bruno Cataldo, wrongfully convicted of murder and imprisoned since 1855, sent a petition to the minister of justice by tying it to a swallow. The bird reached Signor Jachoia, keeper of the Campo lighthouse on Elba, who found the note attached to its foot and forwarded the plea to the minister of justice or the king.
L. J. Collins, a Choctaw with Chickasaw and English fluency, works as a stenographer for the Dawes commission. At about 30 he learned language early from his father, lived with a white foster family, and completed stenography studies after attending Indian schools. He is noted as one of the few shorthand specialists in three languages.
The text notes Rockefeller’s wealth if in dollar bills laid end to end would circle the globe with eight miles to spare for a bowknot. It adds that the money isn’t in bills yet but is making tall reach in this country.
In Portland Oregon the owners I Wickman and neighbor Nick Spady clash over a cow known as the brindle rag chewer. The animal raids hanging garments including undershirts triggering a confrontation with Spady who attacked the cow with a club before police intervened for peace.
Tek Kah Ysai of Kiuklees China graduates from Charles City College with a four year degree. Once a non-English speaker he now lectures during vacations and supports his family with annual remittance. He cites adoption of American dress and reflects on Chinese history and customs in his remarks.
A shrewd continental guide persuades a departing lady to tip by a clever prompt. He warns that if she finds her purse missing on returning to her hotel she did not take it in the cathedral. The ruse yields the desired gratuity.
Dublin reports a pilgrimage marking the Irish brigade’s 1745 Fontenay victory over the English army. Irish, French, and English speakers gathered for battlefield visits and a banquet. Frank J. Sullivan of San Francisco spoke in tribute, highlighting Irish American sympathy.
The Baltimore American argues the Russian correspondent who boasted of enemy repulsion should receive a high military command. It says his boldness and daring, shown while facing opposition, are wasted by using only a pen.
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