Footprint of ancient race and federal bill debate
A Washington article notes a large ancient footprint displayed at the National Museum from Casa Grande near the Gila River. It discusses ancient American civilizations and the ruins at Casa Grande, alongside remarks on urban sheds and sanitation in cities. President Roosevelt plays tennis daily and plans a broad western tour next year, with speaking engagements at colleges in Iowa and Michigan. The piece also mentions gifts from Japan and Alaska related to cultural artifacts.
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Commerce and War
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Michigan
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Sitka
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Alexander Baranof
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Sensible Conductor Acknowledges Ninety Year Old Passenger
A scene on a city streetcar shows a brusque conductor racing passengers along while a ninety year old woman, wearing a soft dove bonnet, proves her dignity. She greets the young man with grace and receives help alighting, while another passenger notes a delayed payment and humorously reflects on expectation.
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Sirname
William Blank
Perdon
A Sentence of Death in Western Court
A brutal murder trial in a western state draws a mournful scene as an aged judge, new to the town, presides. A veteran attorney recalls a robbery and near-lynching, noting the sorrow of the judge's wife and the town's tense atmosphere during the trial.
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A Stranger Faces Death in Old Town Trial
A defense attorney recalls defending a man accused of murder in a town ruled by rapid justice. The prisoner, young and unprepossessing, faced a death sentence after a tense trial. A sudden window dash ended with a single shot from an outside rifle, killing him and leaving his mother unaware of the plea. The tale highlights a community’s involvement and the judge’s unusual handling of the case.
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