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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1901

Page

4

A Daring Descent and Bagpipe Debate

A writer in the Athenaeum defends bagpipe music's place against critics, noting its military spread in the British army and Punjab regiments. A Niagara Bridge stunt described by Mr. Prank Skinner shows two workers descending a suicide wire then rescuing themselves with tense, perilous balance. Both accounts end with near miraculous recoveries.

The Athenaeum Avhich Fia Punjab Prani Skinner McClure Niagara

Amerind term debate sparks Native identity clash

A critique denounces the word amerind used for Native Americans calling it a distant Asian label. The Wilkinson readers note that amerind originated from Anthropological society debates and propose injan as a simpler, lifelong term from common usage.

Ian Amerind Anthropological Society Washington M. Dellenbaugh Evening Post Martin Harper's Weekly the Post India

Odd Mexican Sport Described In Tin Pan Combat

A Detroit Free Press tale recalls Mexican bors in Lower California wagering centavos on tarahtalas fights. The arena is a large tin pan where combatants are held prisoner yet free to fight. Spectators urge their favorites as the hairy, deadly ball creature claims victims in a grim spectacle.

California Detroit Monte Carlo

Phenomenal Memories Across Eras and Fields

The article surveys extraordinary memory feats from ancient leaders to modern scholars. It cites Caesar’s soldier names, professors recalling vast vocabularies or plant and fish rosters, and Brahmins preserving Rig Veda verses by memory. It notes children’s vocabularies and performers who play by memory, including a claim about reciting Beethoven from memory.

Caesar As A Gray E. 5 Holden Carper's Theodore Gill Myeolf Seed van Duce Rectthoven

Polite seat swap sparks mixed views in New York subway

A cotbern visitor recounts an exchange on an elevated train where a stylish Caucasian man gives up his seat to a Black woman, provoking pride and anger and highlighting tensions over race and courtesy in the city. The piece pivots to reflections on coronation attire and humanity.

News York The Sun New York Terman Suh

Remarkable Palisades Boulder and Tide Rescue Tales

A New York Times style report recounts a dockside search for lost piles drifting downriver after a raft broke up near East Twenty Fourth Street. The crew recovered several piles near Fort Hamilton and Gravesend Bay while describing tides and drownings’ lingering danger. A giant Palisades rock crashed between two frame houses, terrifying sleepers who escaped unharmed. The piece also notes along with obscure items about mouse whiskers used for fishing baits and the scarce gnats in New Mexico, Peru, and Siberia affecting livestock.

New York Times East Twenty-fourth Street East River Brooklyn Buttermilk Channel Governor's Island Hay Ridge Fort Hamilton Gravesend Bay New York

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