Did the mound builders bring this relic from Egypt
An article from Birmingham discusses a peculiar relic unearthed in a village. It compares a bronze statue head to an Egyptian Hebispian figure and questions its origin whether the mound builders transported it from Egypt or another distant locale. It notes oak and stone features and ponders connections to Ammon and ancient deities.
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Egypt
Birmingham
Taft le Uit
Taft
Smart
British Museum
Sunday bars and court notes in New Haven report
A Sunday bar scene described with misheard phrases and city officials questioned about orders. Separately in New Haven, William Jennings Bryan is confirmed as executor of the will of Phila Bennett with bond set at 50 dollars.
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Bryan
New Haven
Conn
Willam Jennings Bryan
Phila & Bennett
Inter
Smell of Silk Hat Incident Sparks Car Alarm
Two young men in a Merurban area encounter a strong odor from a silk hat. One man experiences a clash of nerves and collapses after a peculiar remark about a wine and a room. A bystander notes a fatal turn as the Jeep creaks to a halt and the man dies in the rear seat.
Colombia protests treaty with Washington over isthmian canal
Report notes Colombia and the United States discuss a treaty on canal construction terms with a seven year term for the rental and profits. A three member commission is cited to mediate with Panama and advisory capacity. Delegates depart for Panama to oversee discussions.
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Warmington
Sav
de Hern
Taftaires
Fey Columbia
Tis Pe
Rhey
Republic of Fanart
Mate Juiblic
Panama
Washington
Heraty
United States
Navin
Witield Walker
Isthmian Cosal Commission
Menr
Coghlan
Corsul-gen
Gudser
Four Children Die in Buck's Row Nitroglycerin Explosion
At Buck's Row in Hocking County four children were killed Sunday when a tin can containing nitroglycerine exploded while they played with it. The blast wrecked the Bohns home and left the area in ruins.
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Tancastar
Buck's Row
Hocking County
Fee
Coke Demand Dips This Winter After Anthracite Strike
Coal dealers report that coke demand this winter is not as strong as last winter. The earlier surge was driven by the anthracite strike and high prices. Analysts say the ongoing price keeps buyers away, despite renewed supply.
Stricken Leader In Durham Hit By Paralysis
In Durham Col W T Blackwell, a figure tied to the inhaees business, suffered a paralysis attack. Doctors in Charlotte reported Sunday that recovery is hoped despite a recent lapse in a lecture he had delivered.
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Washington
Sargent
Charlotte
X. C
W. T. Blackwell
Durham
Simin
Inhaees
Liis
Hazers Unger Arrest Ties to Maryland Student Death
Baltimore November 9 The coroner and investigators probe the death of Martin Loess a Maryland University dental student injuries from an initiation into the Psi Chi Phi society are believed to have caused the death Twenty five members of the society have been placed under arrest
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Tudent Loew
Baltimore
Martin Loess
Dental
Maryland University
Psi Chi
Detectives Shot In Warsham Navy Incident
In Warsham Tennessee two Red Island detectives shot and mortally wounded an unknown man after he refused to stop and attempted to run away. Authorities say threats had been made to blow up tracks if money was thrown from trains at certain points along the line. No indication the wounded man planned to rob or blow up the train was found.
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Idiy Iy
Ynom
Che Pobre
Len
Aine
Hurtwa
Nicholann
WL Finnghat
Theman Sawyer
Santay
Tie Sun
Kruger
Boylan
Warsham
Navy
Red Island
Iman
Indianapatia
Indianapolis Streets Echo Fashion and Oddities in Weekend Scene
A fragmentary diary style piece recalls Sunday and Saturday in Indianapolis with trains, wrecks, and parks crowded by modern fashion. A woman plans theater outings, a mislaid note reads What pink pills dal, and a white girl’s jar mishap on N Pennsylvantart causes street noise. Fashionable hats and plumes mark Sunday’s opening, and city streets serve as a runway and transit hub.
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Indianapolis
Uncle Joe Cannon Elected Speaker as 58th Congress Opens
Washington November 9 The fifty eighth session of congress opened in extraordinary session. Henry Cannon of Danville elected speaker with Hill taking the gavel. The house was notified to begin business as the president prepared a message for Tuesday. Reciproc ity treaties and recognition of Panama were on the agenda along with land Indian and pension issues. Debate looms over Reed Smoot and polygamy while Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona push for statehood and efforts to restore army and navy canteens continue.
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Congress
McDowell
House
Joe? Cannon
Danville
Hill
New Republic of Pansma
Pogi
Land, Indian
Pension Frouda
Reed Smoot
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Army
Actress Shot Mystery Deepens Over Heart Aimed Attack
New York police pursue a hospital mystery after actress Corona Riccardo starring Marta of the Newlands is shot and found unconscious by a punctured window. She recalls a sidewalk quarrel between two men before the attack and says a man may be in the hospital. Two other women in the room now recall an unidentified man.
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New York No 8
Slaughter of Deer and Men in Michigan Open Season
The Michigan deer season opens across the Upper Peninsula as thousands of hunters descend. Law allows each hunter to kill three deer, with high expectations of heavy slaughter this year despite past controversies and warnings from officials. Warden Charles B. Brewster notes deer killed last season were fewer than anticipated.
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Marquette
Mick
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Chas. B. Brewster
Man Claims He Was Overpaid at Indianapolis Establishment
A worker told an interpreter that his pay was incorrect after receiving $2 too much. He threatened to quit, saying the manager’s handling of wages was unfair during a Saturday experience at the Indianapolis business.
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Indianapolis
Scaffold collapse injures several workers near Union station
Three construction laborers were hurled to the ground when a scaffold fell Sunday evening near the Union station. One timekeeper, W. Bort, escaped injury while others were more severely hurt. Identified hurt workers include Oxcur Berger WH Mili and Benjamin Schwert.
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Lois
Amin
ME W. Bort
Fear of Humbug Keeps Readers From Tried Medicine
An advertisement critiques Stomerh rome and similar remedies for dyspepsia. It claims Barkta Dyspept Tablets fail to cure indigestion and stomach troubles, arguing true relief comes from Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets which digest food after meals. The piece warns against proprietary mixtures and touts digesting actions over bowel effects, noting price as 60 cents per package.
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StMnet
Duman
Chin
Stuart
Mienin
Arangia
Man Maintains Push Off White River Bridge
Ray Duvall of 4 W. Wilkings said he was pushed from the Big Four bridge over the White River near Kingun’s boat. He was found on rocks below with a broken leg and taken to City hospital. police suspect either an accidental knock from a train or self-harm. Also reported: Lord Rowton, famed philanthropist and founder of Rowton houses in London, has died.
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Ray Duvall
W. Wilkings
White River
Kingun
Dr. Crockett
Duvall
Transported Grain Elevator on Scows
A report from Milwaukee area letters details a grain elevator moved on scows down a river, with workers and onlookers watching as the cargo was lowered. The scene drew crowds along the banks as a tugboat tows the load past the port.
Temperance beer with real alcohol sold in temperance towns
Springfield reports Bishop's twer, a drink marketed as temperance beverage in Xenia brewed by a Columbus analysis showing 27 percent alcohol. The discovery stirs debate in many towns where temperance sales influence availability of other drinks. Temperance societies voice strong concern over the implications and ongoing agitation.
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Springfield
Bishop Fallows
Chicago
Xenia
Columbus
Remarkable local notices amid a headline of health and bargains
In Menominee Michigan Wla on November 8 Anna Kirschbaum is reported dead with unclear cause. The text mentions medicines and a proverb about sleep as remedy and notes a stance against doctors. It also references Stransky Wash Basin at National Furniture Company and a Sun newspaper display of bargains from Indianapolis merchants.
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Menominee
Wla
Anna Kirschbaum
Abe
Christian Sel Ware
Ste
Stransky
National Furniture Company
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