Rajah s Palace Loot and the Explosion at Khotou Ruins
Narrator recounts excavating the Khotou palace ruins on a Nepal India branch of the Ganges. The rajah aided mutineers against the British, but a deserter named Bemners discovered a powder magazine. He blew it up, destroying stores and towers, while escaping amid fires and rockets. The party later found a treasure room emptied by a herb trader’s native workers aiding theft, with natives pursued to Delhi and Agra. loot valued at over $100,000 remaining uncaptured.
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Charles B. Lewis
Nepal
India
Ganges
Himalaya
Niles
Ludmow
Khotou
Hera
Daglish
Mimning
Amon
Bemiers
Bonners
Benners Wan
Furn
Lucknow
Beanera
Ritish
Calcutta
Maes
Ant
Markes
Basher
Betbman
Fanif
Herbman
Gecrocy
Delhi
Agra
Gwaillor
How to Carry Money About In Crowds
An experienced detective warns money should stay in the right trouser pocket to avoid pickpockets. He says hip and breast pockets are unsafe as thieves can slash cloths or cut ties to steal items. In crowds, avoid jewelry visible to reduce risk, and accept minor bumps over exposing valuables.
Electricity claimed to cure hay fever by nerve stimulation
A Boston Herald excerpt claims electrical treatment banishes hay fever by targeting nasal nerves, calling the ailment nerve-based and noting microbes watch for susceptible organs. It also reports Clement Leavitt of Boston becoming a woman’s world traveler at 23.
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NASA
Boston Herald
Clement Leavitt
Boston
Crisis in France Drives Dramatic Public Strife in Paris
In a melodramatic account the article notes a fierce struggle surrounding France's government in Paris. It describes government campaigns against the press, a controversially pursued blackmail scandal, and mounting public demand for a treason trial of military secrets with factions led by Mercier and Thann taux, amid a bitter divide over policy and foreign relations.
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France
Paria
Clementa
Fox
England
Paris
Germany
Merefox
Asa
Mercier
Thanntaux
Paria Lether
Miracles of Lourdes Move Seen by Living Witnesses
In Paris a one night Lourdes spectacle, urged by Dr Boissarie to counter Zola, showcased 16 healings from Lourdes where doctors had deemed cures unlikely. Among cases shown were Marie Lemarchand, a paralyzed blind man, a cancer patient, and a foot wound healed, with doctors’ readings and certificates presented to an audience of physicians and students.
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Dacia
Zola
Paris
Hectare
Boissarie
Bureau
Des Constitutions Et
Lourdes
Bernadette
France
Avithin
Wort Marie Lemarchand
M. Zulo
Elsie Rouquet
Lomiles
Mario
Ada
Iypus
Boston Transcript
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