Tucker and Rose take up rugged mountain land tale
In a frontier memoir Ezra Tucker recounts taking up a government claim with companion Malcolm Crawford near Santa Cruz. After campfire danger from a rival claimant and a bear menace, Tucker and Crawford reconcile over the cabin fire and decide the ranch belongs to Tucker. Rose arrives, dinner follows, and the partners remain together amid the rugged hillside drama.
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Tucker & Rose
Ezra Tucker
Tucker
Santa Cruz
Crawfords
San Loreno
Tom
Feler
Arizona
Baeta Cruz
Malcolm Crawford
Crawford's
Metcolm
Rose
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Women Thrash Wheat In Night Contest At Farm
In Shaner Hill area near Philadelphia a group of four women challenged Alvin Weller and three helpers to thresh a hundred sheaves of wheat each. The women finished their share quickly while the men struggled, prompting Weller to praise the women’s skill and note their gear kept the thrashing machine well fed.
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Alvin Weller
Weller
Shaner Hille
Tures
Philadelphia Inquirer
Mira
Aura Conred
Mize
Sallie Nell
Stra
Alvin
D. Weller
Hamonh Weidner
Palmer Weller
Miss Noll
Mrs. Weller
Mr. Wellner
Kie Ret
Manuscripts looted from Russia sent to St Petersburg for study
A correspondent reports a large cache of oriental manuscripts looted from Mutton in Macedonia by Russian authorities. The items, likely Greek and Roman classics, were sent to St Petersburg for examination. Some scholars link the manuscripts to Mongol plunder of thirteenth century Europe, a theory debated among experts.
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Macedonia
Russiia
St. Metersburg
London Daily Mail
Europe
Jenghiz
Maly
Russia
Poland
Rockefeller Daughter Says Money Brings No Happiness
A London interview with Miss Rockefeller, daughter of a leading American oil magnate, elicits her view on wealth. She rejects happiness by money, saying poverty taught her to think and wealth does not guarantee contentment.
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Rockefeller
Saya
London
Mise Rockefeller
Petrojens King
Miss Rockefeller
Miss Rot’feller
Sparrow deaths credited to own action in field near Cherry Valley
Two English sparrows were found dead side by side near Stith Pond in Cherry Valley Massachusetts. Hunters observed one bird repeatedly ducking underwater and then dying, and they report the second bird expired while nearby. The witnesses, experienced in field and forest, call it a clear case of death by own action.
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Stith Pond
Cherry Valley
Mass
New York Sun
Ethelde
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Blaine County
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