Unsolved Mysteries From World War I Incidents
New York readers are invited to ponder lingering war mysteries including the first aeroplane raid on Nurnberg and the fate of eight Germans in China Mongolia. The article surveys hidden records, censorship gaps, and conflicting claims about Karlsruhe Audacious and other early war events, hinting at conspiracies and forgotten facts.
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Nurnberg
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Far East
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Kino-Chan
China
Mongolia
Siberian
Vladivostok
Karlsruhe
South Atlantic
Caribbean
Brooklyn
Windward
Copenhagen
Frisky Lamb With Six Legs Reported In Ogden
A six week old lamb with an extra pair of legs was brought to Ogden by Frank Smythe of the Intermountain Land and Live Stock company from Boxelder county. The six legged animal is lively and may become a healthy sheep. legs are crooked but do not hinder normal use of the fore limbs. A second item notes an American sportsman describing a Chinese hunter’s eighty one inch long firearm, standing over eight feet in length, carried all day.
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Ogden
Utah
Frank Smythe
Intermountain Land and Live Stock Company
Boxelder County
Nadoo Creek
China
Six Wilsons Respond to Hotel Vanderbilt Page
Six Wilsons none related to Huntington Wilson of Chicago answered a page at the Hotel Vanderbilt. The incident centers on mistaken identity or a call for Huntington Wilson but drew responses from multiple Wilsons. No further details about motives or outcomes are provided.
Manager’s Opinion On Nero Fiddled Allegation
A manager voices skepticism about the claim Nero fiddled while Rome burned. He argues no violinist would consent to share a stage with a pyrotechnic display, doubting the juxtaposition of music and dangerous effects.
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Nero
Tome
Nature Gulte Neither A Curling Time Compare
A fragment questions whether a white girl spends as much time curling her hair as a colored girl spends combing hers, reflecting on hairstyling effort differences. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or attribution.
Red Head League of America holds first reunion
Four hundred red haired members from Indiana Ohio Kentucky Michigan and Minnesota gathered in Indianapolis to form the Red Head League of America. Leon Loulwe of Anderson Indiana was elected supreme president and the next reunion is planned for August 2017. Membership requires only having red hair.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
TiMinola
Red Head League of America
Leon Loulwe
Anderson
League
Man arraigned over desertion amid mother-in-law care
Judge O'Brien ruled a man need not support his mother-in-law as Albert Jenny faced arraignment for deserting his wife while her mother lived with them. A garbled line about a lemon juice paste appears in the text but provides no clear fact.
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O'Brien
Albert Jenny
Western Mining And Oil News Flash In Frontier Markets
Western Mining and Oil items report fluctuating values for silver, spelter, lead, and copper. Colorado and Arizona mines advance with new strikes, equipment upgrades, and expansions. Gold and silver discoveries push development in Nevada, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico, with multiple ore bodies and refining plans underway.
Mining Boom Drives Elizabeth Town and Red River Growth
The Elizabeth town and Red River mining districts report strong activity with major developments. At Pacific mine in Mogollon district a 344 foot vein on 600 foot level to be developed both directions. Oaks Company ships ore to Mogollon district custom mill. Socorro Mining & Milling cuts concentrating tables, shifts to bullion. pinot processes about 250 tons daily. Mogollon Mines Co. shaft reaches 060 feet with new development from 800 and 900 foot levels. mine has produced over 6 million dollars in gold and silver from a 2000 by 700 foot block.
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Arizona Butte
Chloride
Nevada-Oatman Mining Company
Oatman
Jerome Victor
Kingman
Weaver
Fred Fulham
Keystone
Mineral Park
Cresson
Cripple Creek
Copeland
Boulder
Primos
Lakewood
Mid-Continent Oil Company
Milner District
White Raven
Ward
Durango
San Juan Basin
Elizabethtown
Red River
Pacific Mine
Mogollon
Oaks Company
Clifton
Eberle
Socorro Mining & Milling Co
Pinot
Mogollon Mines Co
Tempered Exchange in Hopes and Defeat
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press quotes Opportunity noting a hot temper and Defeat replying he will cool off, reflecting a brief, allegorical exchange between personified forces in a sports or contest piece.
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Opportunity
Detroit Free Press
Swamp-Root Stops Serious Backache
Backaches and bladder or kidney disorder relief urged with Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root. Featured as a physician’s prescription, claimed to show rapid results in many cases. Available in drugstores 50 cents or 1 dollar. order a sample for ten cents by mail.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Lightning Cure for Indigestion? Cowboy Recovers Fast
Mike Keating, a cowhand on J. H. Boyce's ranch near Delhart Texas, was knocked over by a lightning bolt while by a wire fence. He remained unconscious for hours but then demanded a hearty meal, eating a stew of meat, beans, and toast, and quickly improving.
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Mike Keating
J. H. Boyce
Delhert
Tex
Keating
Cookie
New York Sun
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