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The July 25, 1884, issue had another tragic account of a rabid Newf:
I have included several other reports of rabid Newfoundlands from the New York Times in the later decades of the 19th Centur, but have skipped over many others — there are a lot of such unfortunate stories, so widespread was rabies before the development of vaccines — but of course it affected dogs of all breeds and mixed breeds, and including every report of a rabid Newf would clutter this list unnecessarily.
