Indian Shaker religion grows in the Northwest amid temperance crusade
A new sect led by John Slocum spreads through Washington and Oregon Indian villages teaching temperance and Bible values. The movement builds churches with tribal labor and aims to save natives from whiskey, while leaders like Mud Bay Sam and Louis expand the faith across the region.
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Temperannes
Northwest
John Slocum
Washington
Oreexon
Moses
Mud Bay
Olympia
Slocum
Stocum
Methodist Church
Catholic Church
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Mud Bay Sam
Péter Kilain
Anek Slocum
Great
Hog Bats 2 700 And Its Owner Wants the Government to Reduce
A Kansas bog once valued at about 2700 dollars became the focus of a government reduction demand. The owner argued the property held far lower economic significance than its original appraisal suggested.
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Kansas
Baby Boy Dies in Carriage Strangulation
Chester May 2 Special: The six month old son of Mr John Varnadore of Lewisville died in sad circumstances after being left outside in a carriage. While playing inside the other children forgot the infant, and upon return the child was found with its head caught on the strap, strangling itself.
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Leto
Carthage
Chester
John Varnadore
Lewisville
Captured Plas Hind Beast Brought to Spokane Hotel
Spokane May 1 report says locomotive engineer M Gallamun captured a large Chinese pheasant during a train trip from Bienvsburg to Spokane. The bird, injured, was brought to Spokane and placed in a hotel room as Gallamun keeps it as a pet. Washington law bans killing pheasants.
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Wash
Avific
Bienvsburg
Galiamun
Gallaman
Stoke
Bpokate
Pheasanta Kaye
Washington
Commonwealth
Gallaiwan
Alfonso Comes Vormer Racer at Mullins Spring Meet
Alfonso visits Mullins for a spring race meet on Friday the 12th. Drake reports the horse in prime condition and ready to heat the turf. Dolly Dillard Bliss Sandy Hai and others are training and expected to perform well. Egwood Boy set a record on the Pen course yesterday.
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Vormer
Mullins
Tun Mullins
Alfonso
Iis
Mr. Drake
Dolly Dillard
Bliss
Sandy Hai
Egwood Boy
Dr. Reaves
Whit
Cow with Seventeen Horns Brought for Exhibition
A cow bred in Greenville County, brought to Greenville by H. Scalf of Conastee, will be shown in West Greenville Thursday. The animal, described as an excellent milker yielding about two gallons daily, reportedly features odd horns along its back. The cow originates from Log Shoal and is vouched for by local residents.
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Dave Pierce
Neosho
Missouri
Der
Shep
Mr. Pierce
Bir
Pierce
Anane
Kansas
Greenville County
Greenville
Scalf
Conastee
West Greenville
Greenville Newa
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