The Ancient Lights Tree of Cheapside London
A centuries old tree at the northwest corner of Wood Street and Cheapside in London is described as the most valuable land of its kind. The site, valued at about 4.5 million pounds per acre, is protected by laws and ancient lights restrictions. Builders face injunctions and lawsuits to preserve the tree, with Noble Wordsworth and Chaucer cited in its lore, making any improvement nearly impossible for generations.
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Cheapside
London
Stanes
Wood Street
Chea;side
House of Lords
England
Bulder
Saint Pater’s
Foster Lane
Sthearish
Lennon
Bulding
Cheanstle
Wordsworth
Ameriza
Chaucer
General Post Office
Tts
Government of
Canada
Western
Mauoltude
Spectator urges and involuntary aid in athletic moments
In pictures of hurdles and high jumps spectators instinctively tense and raise limbs to help athletes. Fans cheerers, wrestlers, and racegoers mimic action, while in prize fights and stand-sides the crowd mirrors the struggle. Yet telepathy and timing rarely alter outcomes as athletes lean toward victory unassisted.
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Rainer
Deatra
Bern
The One He Saw Coming
A fragmentary Baltimore American item notes a conversation about art and fashion photographs, mentioning an elegant portrait by Anish and a speaker praising the work while acknowledging its cost and finish.
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Portrai Rainier
Baltimore American
Unusual Detention Case Tangles Millionaire Heiress Heiress linked mansion gripman and doctor in San Francisco saga
Dr Walter H Fearn claims he was kept in the Kenoyah mansion for 696 hours by Miles Mitron Gopcevic to tend to the brother Peter Gopcevic. He says he earned 10 per hour for alleged detention while Gopcevic offered to pay charges. The case, linked to the heiress Floyd and Lake County estate, heads toward a suit after years of disputed payments.
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San Francisco
Kenoyah
Lake County
Miles Mitron Gopcevic
Milionaire
Sacramento Street
Walter H. Fearn
Goncevic
Goosevie
Miss Floyd
Fearn
Goncevie
Gopcevie
Peter
Gopcevic
Goptavic
Dr. Fearn
Gopsevic
Gripman
Gopesvie
Harry Floyd
Gopeevie
Gopcavie
Pig Sends Elephant On Wild Rampage In City
New York reports a four ton elephant escaped from keepers at a hippodrome causing chaos across Madison and Thirty-fourth streets. It tore through doors, dodged cars, and tromped through tenements before being calmed and recaptured with ropes and the help of three other elephants.
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New York
Hippodrome
East River
Forty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Madison
Park
Lex
Ington
Altea
Woman shoots husband after discovery of counterfeit bill
In St Louis Katherine Rossman, 30, shot herself after learning her husband Peter Rossman, an artist, had known of her fake 10 000 dollar note and small cash. The bullet ended her life as police detained Rossman awaiting coroner's inquest. He had left for lunch and returned to a scene described by witnesses.
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Rossman
Seret
Lanz
Defiance Starch Endorsed For Better Laundry Results
A dated social scene contrasts a cashier touting Defiance Starch for stronger, thinner application with claims of improved fabric stiffness and wear. A court joke and a quip about a wife eloping with a chauffeur close the light vignette, reflecting humorous local chatter.
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