Treasure of Montezuma and Wonders of New Zealand
The article notes myth and rumor of Montezuma’s hidden gold and a larger treasure tale tied to Pizarro and Cortes, plus details on New Zealand’s Rotorua geysers including the Inferno crater, its 900 foot eruptions, basin size, and other local vents such as Pohutu and Feather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure OF
Chayaltaya
Bolivist
L’eru
Pizarro
Bolivia
Montezuma
Cortes
Texroco
Pedregal
Coyoacan
Mexico
Sierra
Yellowstone Park
New Zealand
Chicago Chronicle
Auckland
Rotorua
Inferno
Five Popes in a World of Turmoil in 1904
A Paris correspondent outlines five global pontiffs the Latin church pope and four regional successors including the Byzantine, Thibetan, Moroccan and Moslem schism leaders. The piece notes 1904 has been harsh, with political tensions from Germany toward Morocco and potential shifts in leadership, hinting at upheaval and possible exiles.
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Constantinople
Thibet
Morocco
Paris
London
Ils
Ele
Gibraltar
William
France
Africa
Pius X
Nicholas
Sultan
Dalai Lama
Dandet
A Hero in His Nightie Sparks Artist Debate
An art critic questions how a heroic figure can be portrayed in nightwear with Dundreary whiskers and a nightcap. The discussion notes readers have long accepted exaggerated depictions, while authors insist on vivid wardrobe details to heighten drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Melville
Banzai Toast Sparks Neutrality Debate Across Nations
A Japanese naval officer’s toast of banzai at a New York diner drew a reminder from the Russian ambassador to the U.S. secretary of state that the toast violated American neutrality. Meanwhile Japanese forces push the chant into Manchuria as war tensions rise.
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Batte
Navy
New York
United States
Manchuria
Glass Disease Hits York Cathedral Windows
A peculiar glass disease has broken out among the York cathedral windows. Thirteenth and fourteenth century panes have been removed as authorities claim the outbreak is due to fungus and aim to stop it.
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York
Fungua
Wild Creatures in Japan Roam City Parks and Streets
In Japan birds weave nets in urban dwellings while wild fowl alight in public parks and deer roam the streets, signaling unusual wildlife presence throughout the city.
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Japan
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Winkler
Finkler Furniture Co
W.S. Carter
Linth Street
Drysdale
Garner 16Th St
Franklin
Telephone
D. Stalling
T.B. Ramsey
Dentiet
Egle Watchmaker and Jeweler
Franklin’ Ave
H.C. Stokes
Lexington, Mc
Papas
America
Old World
Dallas
ST. Louis
St Louis
Chicago & Alton RY
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Higginsville
Missouri
Republic
Dee
B. F&f
Eaton
Lexington, Mo
Catron
Haerle
S. E. Vaughan
Dover
KATY
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Katy Flyer
Battle of
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James A. Mulligan
Sterling Price
M.S. G
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Joseph A. Wilson
Lexington Historical Society
The
Wannet
Botevis
Pris
LER Wallauk
Pookyonper
Hivin Trvie
Assinun
Omahier
Lexington Savings Bank
Aenicqua
FF Sich
Olaone Hoffman
Walter B Waddell
Tavis
Rankin Pannle
Barton Jackson Cradley
Dive and
Stackville
Tevie BP
Aofiman
Rufus Young
Alice W Wing
Sors
Sellers
Waltes
LS Cook
Kentck
Belle W Smith F. Lee Wallace Elizabeth A Windate
Sharad Saes
MeoGrupland
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Rionaup Fis
Pramidant
Axppen
Cashier
Geo
M. Cannor
Lexington, Missouri
Douga Gonura—Banking
Busness, Tineal
Adephidaton
Kogutuir
Coste
Board OF Dirrytors
Richord Wield
Andrew Charles Lyons
Kane Howe
William J. Morrison
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Marks
Gordon White
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Pres
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Stamnen
V.prea
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M Mesouri
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Iagent
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Wellington
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