Monastery of St. Catherine Holds Ancient Bible Treasures
English scholars launch a new search of the Monastery of St. Catherine on Mount Sinai to uncover ancient Greek manuscripts including a possibly early Bible Codex Sinaiticus. The library, founded by Justinian around 527 A D, houses Greek and Arabic texts and may contain hundreds of manuscripts and curiosities, with the site famed as the world’s oldest continuously inhabited building.
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Israel
Teruel
Kaypt
Police Magistrate inquiry on Patrick's Day event details
The text presents a garbled interrogation about a Patrick's Day police magistrate item. It references a request to explain the event and mentions two individuals tied to the inquiry, with uncertainty about timing and attendees.
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S&t
Unprofessional Plea Framed By Misheard Court Claim
Fragmented text shows a confused exchange about a lawsuit loss. Mentions a person named Wes and a judge, with unclear sequence of events and a reference to a court case. No clear names or dates provideable.
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Howere
All At Work Shifts as Fulurnate Talks Fade
A fragment note laments the sudden quiet on fulurnate and mentions whitewashing season ending. The text hints at a return to prominence for those involved.
Best Print for the Eyes Critiqued in Type Legibility Study
A committee report evaluates typefaces used in a printing guide for children. It finds heavy contrast, broad forms, and clear letter shapes aid reading while ornate or narrow styles hinder recognition and legibility for young readers and beginners.
Puzzling Plea in a Phonetic Letter
An OCR fragment presents a phonetic plea about weights and value, referencing terms like Puder and Vignes. The text reads as a garbled monologue seeking clarity and guidance on a weighing matter and a possible compliment to Blam.
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Guidt
Dot
Wyoming State News Highlights Regional Developments
Readable items report appointments at Rawlite and Green River classes in German to be organized. Casper office opened by American Express. Supreme Court upholds Sunday closing law. Cheyenne acquittals and fines for timber theft. saloon closures in Laramie and Rock Springs. Fire destroys John Wales ranch barns near Lander. Robbery of Rock Springs saloonkeeper. Wyoming Conclatory Union to hold 25th reunion in Cheyenne. Riverton land sales stay open. Milo Milwaukee rail rumor. Cokeville store break-in and jewelry theft. Shoshon lighting franchise granted. Deer Creek shooting inquiry attributes wound to suspect own gun. Thermopolis lunchroom shooting death rumor. Cowley town officials refuse to qualify. Mail routes bid. state charitable reform project in Worland. Dementia incident of poisoning in Bundance. Marriages in Cheyenne. large Wyoming potato from Encampment. Pension totals and legal cases noted. Sheridan reforms and future memorials discussed.
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Weir
Cecil
Co. C. Getehell
Bundance
Laramie
Rock Springs
John Wales Ranch
Lander
Geo. Nobletts
Wyoming Consiatory No. 1
Cheyenne
Riverton
Norris
Peter D. Haselbauer
Hulett
Milwaukee
Sheridan
Miles City
Cokeville Mercantile Company
Ray C. Ellsworth
Shoshon
Sheriff Peyton
Douglas
Leon Sulphin
Deer Creek Enen
Hert McFarland
Jack Lane
Wyoming coal miners deny sympathy strike
Morgan states Wyoming miners will not strike in sympathy with Colorado miners. He cites existing UMWA agreements with operators covering wages hours and conditions and urges Colorado operators to reach a similar deal. He emphasizes Wyoming will honor its agreement and not strike.
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Western Kewspaper Union News Ferries
Cheyenne
Wio
United Mine Workers
Wyoming
Colorado
A. G. Mogran
Deetia
Morgan
United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming Coal Miners
Colorado Real
Laramie Upholds Sunday Liquor Law Enforcement
County Attorney Anderson to strictly enforce the State Supreme Court upheld Sunday closing law in Laramie. Liquor and cigar sales will be halted on Sundays in drug stores grocery stores pool halls and confectioneries, with limited hours until 2 p m and after noon reopening. Drug stores may sell medicines and confectioneries may sell tea cream and cold drinks.
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Laramie
State Supreme Court
Anderson
James Ryan Convicted in Chicago Extradition Fight
James Ryan, a Wyoming ranchman near Luck, was convicted in Chicago of embezzling 15 500 from Mrs Hope L McKidowney. His extradition fight upon arrest sparked wide attention as the State Supreme Court heard the case. The wife resides at the Lamk ranch.
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Cheyenne
James Ryan
Chicago
Hope L. McKidowney
Wyoming
Lily
State Supreme Court
Lamk
Bowen Slayer Denied New Trial in Wyoming Case
Liramie Robert Meldrum a marshal at Naxco Wyoming killed Chick Bowen at Tages ary 16 191% and was sentenced to from twenty one to thirty years. District Judge W J Tidball ordered a new trim in the penitentiary and the cane will be appealed to the State Supreme Power.
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Liramie
Robert Meldrum
Naxco
Wyo
Chick Bowen
Tages Heary
W. J. Tidball
Hupreue Uower
Shipment of navy hens sent by mail in twenty pound lots
A Cheyenne shipper L. Michmann mailed a large consignment described as navy hens, amounting to about a thousand pounds, sent by parcel post to Dubole via Vowello. The shipment, perhaps the forest of beans ever mailed in the United States, was divided into twenty pound packages and valued at about $150.
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Cheyenne
United States Mail
L. Michmann
Twelve Mexicans Held at Robbers in Greeley Loot Find
Cheyenne officials identified a portion of stolen loot from a Greeley store including $295 in twelve women's costs. Eleven women’s items were recovered, and a Mexican gang member named Meyer was linked to the seizure.
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Max Meyer
Hie
Greeley
Meteor Shakes Wyoming Town Evanston WG
A meteor struck near Evanston Wyoming drawing scores of onlookers as residents assess minor property damage. No injuries were reported and officials say the impact caused windows and dishes to rattle in nearby homes.
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Evanston
Robbery Briefly Stuns Twenty Men in Thermopolia Heist
Twenty men were held up and robbed of about $1,000 at a Thermopolia coal shop in Wyv. Three snapshots were alerted.
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Thermopolia, Wyv
Geto
Woman Shoots Husband In Self Defense Trial Verdict
A jury finds Mrs. Scudder guilty of murder after she shot her husband James Scudder at the mill complex. The defense argued intoxication and intent to kill another man, but the coroner ruled the shooting was in response to peril. The incident left Scudder dead at the scene and his wife facing a life sentence.
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Newcastle
Jim
Man
James Scudder
Scudder
California Syrup of Figs advertised as harmless laxative
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for children stomach liver and bowels saying it is pleasant to take and effective. It emphasizes a 60 cent bottle with clear directions for all ages and adults and contrasts it with harsh old remedies. The piece also includes a miscellaneous closing line about philanthropy and a dated missive about rubber tires and Meriseed 7.
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Moses
Sinaltic
Israel
Red
Jabal Kas-el-Bassaf
Ierael
Rodionwaselening
California
Imitation Comments Highlight Treasured Talent
Fragmentary quotes reveal admiration for imitate performances with praise for originality and wit. The detached lines imply a lighthearted exchange about talents and styles at a social gathering or publication.
Couple's Health Advice Sparks Breakup Resolve
A fragment shows a couple debating smoking's harm to the heart and suggests a breakup as a result. The speaker urges quitting and hints at ending the relationship over health concerns.
Real Literary Judge Quips About Spanking In Speech
A court scene features a judge joking that Maizlie fears her brother's wife is truly literary and Baldie confirms she spanks her baby with a book, delivering a sharp line about propriety.
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Maizlie
Baldie
Antisepic powder ad for comfort amid pest issues
Fragmentary ad copy promotes an Antisepic powder described as easing discomfort and repelling pests. It mentions free sample offers and lists scattered names and locations, with unclear product details.
Kaiser recalls past German navy disaster after Volturno rescue
The Kaiser favors Grosser Kurfurst as most passengers were saved by the ship during the Volturno relief. The note recalls the 1868 Koenig Wilhelm ramming and sinking of the Kurfurst with 250 dead, a catastrophe that haunted the German fleet and followed by an assassination attempt on the emperor two days later.
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Germany
Folkstone
Beechnut Season Reflections From Chicago Post
The article muses on beechnut season and its comforting, warming qualities. It contrasts beech nuts with other edibles and nods to nature as a solace during late summer into autumn, linking the beech tree's shade to a sense of winter warmth.
Fully Nourished Grape Nuts Promotes Brain and Body Health
An advertisement extols Grape Nuts as perfectly balanced food with practical value beyond tests. It claims benefits for all ages from infancy to old age, citing personal testimony of improved nerves memory and energy after regular use for meals and tea.
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