Angels to wear masculine faces in New York cathedral
New York clergy at a diocesan convention challenged the angel statues by sculptor Borglum who planned 46 marble angels for St John the Divine. After protests from two country ministers the faces will be altered to masculine bewhiskered heads matching Fra Angelico and Da Vinci inspired angels.
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ST. John the Divine
New York
J. Gulstven Mothe-Borghum
New York Cathedral
Borghi
Mounts Cathedral Heights
Protestant Episcopal Church
Angela
Mr. Borglum
Fra Angelico
Danatello
Chief Little Bear Surrenders After 20 Years of Resistance
After two decades defying army and diplomacy, Chief Little Bear and his Cree band, reduced to under 300 by drought, prepare to return to Onion Lake Canada to submit to Ottawa. The drought and siege have finally tamed the rebellion.
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Little Bear
Lite Butte
Montana
Chloe Lite Bear
Onion Lake
Canada
LE Brar
Ottawa
Lite
Deaf and Dumb Faker From Santa Fe Imposter Case
A deaf and dumb imposter named George Wilean arrived in Santa Fe claiming ties to a Colorado school for the deaf. Major Palen notified authorities in Colorado, who confirmed the impersonation. In Santa Fe a shooting disturbance near the Mission school sparked calls for city action to curb nightly loitering and violence.
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Santa
George Wilean
Huach
W Fafe
Agi
Colorado
Witaon
Wilson
Santa Fe
Hie Deafnesa
Dambuens
Ciy
Talen Tp
Mission School
The
A Ways the
New Mexican
Arizona Insane Man At Large From Bracken Institution
An escaped patient from the Meylata asylum known as Bracken, about 40 years old and 6 feet 10 inches, with blue overalls a striped shirt and a white hat, is described as talkative and vociferous. He carries distinctive reddish hair and sandy mustache and may wander shouting imaginary stories. Contact Arizona asylum authorities if located.
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Bracken
Meylata
Nim
Arizona
Flora Vista townsite to be platted soon
Flora Vista in San Juan county will be surveyed late this week and immediately platted. The townsite will cover about fifteen acres with the mover and Rio Grande railroad station at the north end and the Artrons and Colorado railway station nearby. OR Transfer of trout very successful. A large government fisheries consignment of trout to the Sanello river was received at Las Vegas and placed in the river about twenty five miles above Las Vegas. about thirty of the fish survived.
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Flora Vista
San Juan County
Mover & Rio Grande Railroad
Artrons & Colorado Railway
Sanello River
Las Vegas
I. Baker
Beulah
San
Signal County
Prairie grain breakthrough out West from dry farming
Denver reports Cerealist M R Gauss widely tested drought resistant grains from wheat to corn on his Montclair farm. Government interest grows as Carleton confirms results and considers hiring Gauss to expand breeding for arid plains without irrigation.
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Plains
Kansas
Nebraska
Rocky Mountains
Gauss
Montclair
Sterling, Avenue
Montview Boulevard
M. A. Carleton
United States Department of Agriculture
Denver
Washington
Colorado
Campbell
Carleton
Scode
Gate
Fife
Crouth
Tco
Eubanks
Algiers
Germany
Wilson
Harzburg
Colo
Cananea Green Buys Alameda Property
Colonel W C Green Consolidated Copper bought most of the Alameda mill assets in the Cocain district. Three cars of machinery are loaded for shipment to Cananea at Thornton, with Percy Barbour overseeing. Weather delays slowed loading as rains washed out roads and raised the Rio Grande.
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W. C. Green
Rio Grande
Corliss
George Baccus
Americans blamed for chasing novelty over peace views
An article in the Outlook critiques American readers and newspapers for favoring the Russian side and seeking sensational news after the Russia Japan peace. It argues the public neglects justice, tolerates Russian autocracy, and leaves loopholes for future intrigue while Japan bears the battle's burden.
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Paul
Kelnseh
Far East
Japan
China
Manchuria
Mongolia
Russia
Portsmouth
Party of
Greta Shoemaker to Wed Horace Hunter in Silver City
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs C C Shoemaker announce the marriage of their daughter Greta to Horace Bilan Hunter at the Church of the Good Shepherd Silver City on Tuesday afternoon October 17 at 8 o'clock. Rev H W Ruftner to officiate A reception at the Shoemaker home from 4 to 6 will follow the ceremony. The Enterprise notes the event as one of the largest and most complete in recent years.
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Greta Shoemaker
C. C. Shoemaker
Miss
Greta
Horace Bilan Hunter
Church of the Good Shepherd
Sliver City
H. W. Ruftner
Enterprise
Shoemaker
Silver City
Wonderful Pacer Sets Fast Mile At Lexington
A remarkable pacer clocked a mile in 1 50 at Lexington and posted a record time of 1 05 percent at Leasing Don Kentucky last Saturday. The event showcased a strong field with a leading runner ahead by a wide margin as pacemaker. The track conditions were favorable and the crowd observed a dramatic race.
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Lexington
Dan Pateh
Leasingdon
Non A Patchen
Zelika Wis Cesee
Ho Hersey
Mother's Friend and Public Notice in New Mexico
An old ad reiterates warnings about pregnancy medicines and promotes Mother's Friend from The Bradfield Regulator Co. It also covers a land claim notice in Santa Fe district and ends with an ad for Deans constipation relief. The public notice lists Donacinho Valencia and witnesses for final proof in Albuquerque.
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
N. M
Albuquerque
Donacinho Valencia
Jacobo Valencia
Chilli
Jose Mora
Alejandro Ronquillo
Chilili
Adam Lopez
Chlili
Manuel R. Otero
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