Turks Hunt American Archaeology Crew in Jerusalem Scandal
Turkish officials in Constantinople investigate alleged looting by an Anglo American excavation team in Jerusalem. The expedition sailed from Jaffa on April 19 aboard Captain Parker’s yacht, with claims of biblical relics and a $300,000 spend by backers including Chicago’s Armour family.
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Rediscovered relics carried away after Romans sacked city
A fragment notes that Omar discovered sacred relics hidden from Romans when the city fell to Titus in A D 70. The brief hints at ancient looting and religious treasures tied to a Roman siege.
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Roosevelt Articles on Murder in Outlook
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt will publish a signed piece titled Murder in Murder in the Outlook this week. He discusses the Los Angeles Times dynamiting and the arrests recently made by Detective Burns.
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Outrage at Los Angeles Times Dynamite Case Spurs Arrests
The article discusses arrests linked to the Los Angeles Times dynamite attack, stressing the need for a fair trial regardless of labor, capital, or political ties. It condemns public opinion manipulation and urges focusing on guilt or innocence and upholding due process.
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Murder at Poole farm spurs search in Fowler Indiana
Emery Poole son of jailed farmer John W Poole faced Coroner Arthur Lesage as authorities press a continuing farm search for missing former workers including Charles Clark and Charles Mack.
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Rescue Horses from Flames at Felton & Sons Distillery
Fire at the Felton and Sons rum distillery on East Second Street South Boston gutted the hay loft and trapped twenty work horses for over thirty minutes. Firemen freed the animals and moved them to the city stables on J street. Building damage was about 1500 dollars and some harnesses were lost.
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Suit Filed Against Governor Foss Over Cotton Purchase
An attachment for 7000 dollars was filed yesterday against Governor Eugene N. Foss by Cummings and Hubbard cotton brokers of 53 State Street. No declaration has been filed yet. the case is returnable the first Monday in June. Foss said the action arose from a disputed cotton account for his East Boston mill.
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