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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1896

Page

7

Baltimore oriole described as a remarkable house of weaving

The Baltimore oriole is hailed as a princely bird with brilliant plumage and song. Its nest is a masterful woven sack of threads and bark, capable of supporting heavy weight, with hanging variations by region to protect eggs from wind and predators.

Baltimore Battimore Earl of Maryland

Oddities and Anecdotes From the River and Far Afield

A Cleveland newspaper item recounts a wartime Ohio minister aboard a river boat who endures profanity from the mate and its blunt reply. It also notes a Kentucky cattle crossing scene with an amused old Kentuckian and a Chicago man’s elaborate checkerboard table. Other snippets describe a Beauregard villa sequestration mishap over a cat and a Montana senator quip about Major Ginnis being “all things to all men.”

Ohio Christian Commission Portsmouth Adam Kentnclky Catlettsburg

Arago steamer wrecked off Coos Bay jetty causes drownings

The Arago steamship of the Oregon Coal and Navigation Co. was driven onto rocks at the jetty near Coos Head. Twelve people, four passengers and eight crew, drowned after a capsized boat attempt to land them. The survivors were brought to Empire City. the ship, built in 1885, is listed as a total loss with 947 tons gross, commanded by Capt. Reed.

Marshfield Arago Oregon Coal & Navigation Company Caas Head BE. M. McGraw Cognill City John Norman Columbia Union Iron Works Coos Bay Reed Coos Bay Bar

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