Temple Cut in Solid Rock in Monroe County Missouri
A correspondent recounts a recent discovery on the Narrows ridge near Salt River. A stone temple carved from granite features an elliptical arch, twelve polished granite columns, and a marble like altar with ashes, with no inscriptions found. An exhaustive report will be prepared for Missouri historical authorities.
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Monenty
Monroe County
Salt River
Mississippi
Narrows
James Waldron
Mr. Waldron
Tie
Historical Society of
State of
Missouri
Hydrophobia Case Strikes Delaware City Youth in Disturbing Fit
A twelve year old boy, John Kale of 919 Auburn street, develops hydrophobia symptoms with doglike snarling and uncontrollable fits after a dog bite near halloween. Doctors treat him as convulsions and barking persist, while water avoidance remains inconsistent and no dog is found.
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Richard Alexander
Delaware City
John Kale
Auburn Street
Hallowe’en
John
Johnny
Mr. Kane
Guth
Hunter
Fearful Symptoms In Boy Case Prompt Hydrophobia Fears
Dr. Hunter notes the case may be driven by mental excitement and believes the illness is not yet beyond control. Dr. Guth handles the case as the boy shows high excitement with possible hydrophobia signs though color and skin are normal and salivation unchanged. The patient eats little and weakens, his face troubled as he endures these sufferings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Guth
Weidemeyer
Mystery of the Stoner family and local crimes recounted
The Madison era tale follows John Stoner the elder's uncertain death and later note that John H Stoner may live in Santa Rosa California. Reports of killings, abductions, and a poison murder of Mrs Myers thread through county notices. A string of odd crimes and entertainments, including Prof. Joseph Tingley in Doublin and a grisly ax murder near Harrisville, fill the column with scattered updates.
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New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
George W. Stoner
Seattle
Washington Territory
Berian Brown
Austin
Nev
John Stoner
Wisconsin
Stoner
John H
John
Santa Rosa
Cal
Joseph Tingley
Greencastle
Tingley
Doublin
Mircuet
William Harris
Harris
Bloomington
Parrot
Permuit
Jarretsonville
Ind
Dick Glasgow
Nat Beck
Barney Carroll
Seventh Street
Missouri Avenue
Tom Norm
Bill McGee
Glasgow
Louisville
Counterfeiting notes boosted by photo reproduction methods
Treasury chief brokers large cache of counterfeit notes now accepted by banks. Photo techniques reproduce fiber paper and plate work, with red numbering as the weak point detectable by glass. Widespread activity in San Francisco and Boston. no suspects yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phot
Brooks
Treasury Department
San Francisco
Boston
Bank of England
Centaur Liniments World’s Great Pain Believers
Centaur Liniments offer relief for Burns Wounds and Rheumatism in humans and Sprains Galls and Lameness in animals. Marketed as cheap quick and reliable healing remedies for both people and beasts.
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Scovill’s
Ovill
Bcovill
R. Mott
Tropics
Roger
C. Cook
Indiana
Putnam County
Putnam Circuit
The
Anna Life Insurance Co
Silas Watts
Susanna Watts
Miller & Moore
Jas Watts
Tuesay
Utnam Circuit Court
Court House
M. D. Bridges
Elisha Braman
John W. Braman
le Bon
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Enquirer
Cincinart Enquirer
Prove
Daily Enquir
Faran & McLean
Publiciti Cinen
Shers Mnati
Philadelphia
Madison
Wis
Journal
John Dyer
Kendalville
Myers
Belle Bly
Indiana News
Goose Island
John Tully
Wm Davine
Mirron
David Lynn
Gurexhetp
Washington Slifer
Burlington
Free Press
New York
W. H. H. Barton
Yarmouth
Mass
Wysong’s
Health and Happiness
Guysett
Yellow Rock
Sarssparilla
Castoria
Wei de Meyer
Wei Demeyer
Caforra
D. Woops
Broadway
N. Y
J. Hastert
A. de Brusn
Bexepier, Jr
N.Y
Lady Friend
Euna C. Howrs
W. Washington Square
Gro
A. Reis
Jay St
Brooklynn
J. Jones
New Brighton
S.L
Rev
Avex
Frees
Cairo
Wee DE Meyer Barry
Drew Ye Co
Wee de Meyer
Jane
John Osborn
Greencastle Township
John P. Alleeva
Loreta McNutt
John L. Haddan
Putnam
Wistar
Hope
N. B
Sanford, & Park
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