The Story Of Man Told By Bones And Monuments
The article argues archaeology begins with comparative anatomy of humans, bones, tools, and monuments. It covers study of skulls, animal bones, stone and metal tools, mineralogy, pottery, carving, textiles, and inscriptions as keys to ancient civilization, with examples from North Carolina graves, river shells, and historic monuments. It links languages and philology to understanding relations, then geology to place early New Jersey habitation, citing Boston Transcript.
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North Carolina
Egypt
Assyria
Central America
New Jersey
Boston Transcript
Two Wildcats Fight in Cage Aboard Wells Fargo Messenger
A Wells Fargo messenger on a Santa Fe train carried a cage with two wildcats from Fall Brook to Martins Ferry. The pair fought fiercely, bending the cage bars. the surviving cat weighed about 90 pounds while the other left only bones and hair.
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Wells-Fargo
Santa Fe
Fall Brook
Martin's Ferry
Coe
San Francisco
Local Personal News Highlights Visitors and Guests
Mrs. Bessie Vandergriff of Shelbyville is the guest of sister Mrs. Joe Gysie. Det. Frank Doty of North Vernon visits friends in the city. Mrs. Fred Veiland leaves for Indianapolis to visit briefly. Mrs. Ed Redmond and daughter Helen travel to North Vernon this morning.
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Bessie Vandergriff
She
Byville
Joe Gysie
Frank Doty
North Vernon
Friends
Fred Veiland
Indianapolis
Ed Redmond
Helen
Guardianship bond relief for Graham Swengel Huber suit
New suits name Joseph M Graham and WS Swengel to be relieved from guardian bond. WS Swengel attorney noted. Report mentions the British flag allegedly planted on American soil twelve miles from Skaguay. Also notes four young ladies recount men’s woes at M. E. church and mandolin club event, plus John A. Newsom's Columbus stop enroute home from a populist meeting in Indianapolis as guest of Jacob Davis.
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Joseph M Graham
Swengel
EJ Huber
Guardian Bond
Skaguay
John
A. Newsom
Columbus
Indianapolis
Mr. Newsom
Charles Mathews
Bartholomew
Horace G. Solomon
Circouit
Bartholomew Circuit Court
Indiana
George Werner
Subscriptions Grow as Newbern Man Joins Star List
John Howe of Newbern enrolls his name on the Star's growing subscriber list. Mary McElry, long ill, worsens with little hope of recovery. US bank clearings rise 29.8 percent from last year. A passenger train derailed by a burning trestle near Waycross, one dead and several injured as three coaches burned. F. Brown prepares to move his family to Terre Haute.
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John Howe
Newbern
The
Star
Vanderwert Charged With Petit Larceny Bound Over
Justice Court tried Vanderwert on petit larceny. he waved examination and was bound over for $100 to await grand jury action. Vanderwert pled guilty to carrying concealed weapons and paid a $12.59 fine. Miss Corda Foster remains ill but slowly improving. Bar Association meeting set for March 1 at Dr Elrod’s residence. Dr Banker and Dr Wells to present papers. officers to be elected. Elrod presiding, Rorap secretary.
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Justice Stater
Vandewert
Bartholomew Co. Medical Society
M.N
First Russian Woman Admitted to New York Bar
Miss Abeserber Serber, a young Russian immigrant, will take the oath today and be admitted to the New York bar. Born in Ba Russia, she arrived with her family six years ago and studied at the University of the City of New York Law School and in local lawyers’ offices. She plans to open a downtown practice and may later pursue medicine and jurisprudence as specialties.
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New York
Miss Abeserber
Lesingtom Avenue
Serber
Russia
Miss Serber
Law School
University of the City of New York
Columbia School of Mines
Department of Public Works
Normal College
New York World
Finger Amputation at Knuckle Joint in Local Hospital
Geo W Cooper suffered months of bone infection in his right second finger. Doctors Banker MacCoy and Jessie Wells amputated the finger at the knuckle to save the hand. Cooper withstood the operation well and is expected to recover without further trouble. AL Flanigan, a Riockereek township farmer, visited the city. Debris from the Maine remains largely uncleared as its hull sinks into harbor mud.
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Cooper
Banker
MacCoy
Jessie Wells
Conscience of a Doctor Shapes a San Francisco Story
A San Francisco doctor refuses a 50 dollar charge to a rich woman after a successful operation. He insists his price is 40.7 and returns the check. Months later she receives an itemized bill of varied charges and, impressed, issues another 400 dollar credit under the same principle.
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San Francisco
Shell Wesee
Woman Led Club Faces Flawed Clubhouse Crisis
A women led club invested in a clubhouse and faced forced male labor imposition. An architect was a woman but hiring fitters proved impossible. A roof worker fell, puncturing the nearly dried auditorium ceiling, leaving a visible patch as members watched in shock. The first vice president quipped that men always meddle.
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New York Sun
Mixed Time Fragments Spark Confusion in Log Entry
The note lists a string of times and numbers including 405 401 Mixed Mixed pm am 2.30 7.20 and 9.35, with unclear order or context. No clear event or participants identified.
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Attorney-At-Law
First National Bank
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Pumpacer
U.S
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Winans
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S&s
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Sey
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Mary McElry
United States
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Ferre Haute
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NMA
Justice Court
Perry Vanderwert
Corda Foster
M.N. Elrod
W.C. Roraxp
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Vila
Geo. W. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
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Riockereek Township
Maine
Chicago
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Coon
Otto’s
Munn & Co
Scientific American
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2Duay
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Pittsburgh
Penn’a
Pennsylvania Lines
BIG Four
R. R
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Wint ‘Reensbur H.&g
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Laily
GDING
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France
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