Miner and bear battle ends by blast in shaft
In Spokane Washington two miners, John Greenough and Wesley Miles, faced a massive grizzly at their claim shaft after a dynamite blast went awry. Greenough, badly clawed and bleeding, fought with a knife while Miles guarded the shaft and then triggered a blast that killed the bear. Greenough survived, vowing to keep the hide.
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John Greenough
Spokane Falls
Northern
Spokane
Wash
Fort Elwele
Greenough
Goddard
Wesley Miles
Tf Bruln
Mileweff
Milra
Mr. Greenough
Mr. Miles
Winchester
Bruin
Fort Steele
B. C
Idaho
British Columbia
Mecare
Milva
Fénel Jimes
Nimo
Miles
DC Hall
Lumber prospects in the Philippines and Cuba noted
From the Seattle Post-Intelligencer Uncle Sam's possessions in the Philippines and Cuba are seen as future lumber opportunities. A Washington volunteer writes from Manila describing abundant hardwoods including mahogany, ebony and camphor wood. He notes high lumber costs, a single local mill, and describes Philippine logs prepared for transport, plus remarkable floor boards in an old archbishop’s palace.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Uncle Sam
Cua
Philippines
Cuba
Philippine Islands
J. G. Hinkle
First Regiment of
Washington Volunteers
Charley H. Slight
Spokane
Manila
Uils
Pasig
Surinam Toad Shows Remarkable Parental Nest Craft
A naturalist account describes the Surinam toad living in Guiana and Brazil. The female bears a peculiar skin change during breeding and lays eggs on her back. The male builds a barrel shaped nest and guards the eggs, with each egg pressed into a skin cell. Tadpoles develop inside the cells and emerge as four legged young. The male fights rivals with spines on his back to win mates and maintains parental care by aerating and guarding the brood.
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Surinam
Guiana
Brazil
Webra
Fragmented Quotation on Government and Matrimony
A garbled dialogue fragment hints at a debate over government by conjunction versus induction, followed by a mistaken cue about matrimony. The text centers on a mishearing or playful misquote involving phrases about governance and personal union.
The Mother in the Nest and the Stickleback Fathers
A narration on sticklebacks notes the male as a model father shaping a nest and guarding thousands of eggs. It describes the male’s vivid courtship coloring, provisioning, and constant ventilation to ensure oxygen for developing young. The passage highlights the father’s role in tending many offspring until independence.
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Grant Allen
Humber
No. A
End of a Divorce State in North Dakota
An extended critique of North Dakota's new divorce law set to take effect July 1. The piece argues the loosened residence rule, aimed at limiting lengthy divorces, benefits local banks lawyers and hotel trades through a steady stream of deserters termed residents. It highlights Fargo Mandan as key colonies and notes historical court records show a rise in divorces since the late 1800s.
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North Dakota
Denver Post
Temperance
Commonwealth
North
Dakota
Fargo
Manden
New York
Mandan
Observer
Court House
Avery
Untitled fragment from Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes
A damaged OCR fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer includes garbled lines and stray phrases about desire and visits, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons. The readable content is insufficient for a concrete summary or factual card.
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Parnon
Crow
Gantenanger
Walt Peag de WiMry
Spain
Training the Hand Taken in Racehorse Training
Fragmented OCR describes a racehorse procedure with early saddle and bridle training. Mentions regimens, a veteran trainer and the aim to pace a horse through gallops and conditioning laps. References to ages, weeks, and a racing schedule appear. exact names and places are unclear.
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Dan Horer
Olds
Hang Va
Odity
Training methods for horses and reindeer in Sweden
The article discusses spring training for horses focusing on gradual exercise, starting routines, and avoiding injury, noting morning routines and varied galloping work. It also mentions Sweden’s reindeer industry, describing deer in natural and managed landscapes, with notes on domestication and feeding practices.
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Mort
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Surinam Toad
Gus Govers
Dven
Harry
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Reginn Barty
Kanes
Wey
Ana
Sweden
Siberia
Heen
Haing Wert Troven
Oblett
Wyatt Nance
Tieel
Leki