Samoan Chief greeted by President Roosevelt
Mango is the high chief of Tutuila island. Roosevelt sent resting and silver watches and chains and silver medals to the chiefs in recognition of their services in securing the cession of Tutuila and other Samoan islands to the United States. High Chief nea negotiated the first treaty ceding Pago-Pago harbor to the United States thirty years ago and has been a friend.
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Mastodons Seen Alive Report From Eskimo Elders
Captain A Newth of the Jeannette, returning whaler from Golden Gate Avenue, recounts Eskimo testimonies of their grandfathers seeing mastodons. He says the natives spoke candidly of fresh appearing mammoth skeletons inland, and he found skeletons that looked recently placed, corroborating the old tales reported by Sir William Parry’s era.
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Col. Tom Ochiltree Dies at Hot Springs
Former Texas congressman Col. Thomas B Ochiltree, famed wit and Confederate Army staffer, died in Hot Springs Virginia last week from heart trouble. Born in Texas, he was the first native elected to the national House as an independent in XLVIIIth Congress. He also served as United States marshal of Texas under Grant and was noted for his vivid international reputation in Paris London and Berlin.
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Paris Accident Victim Mrs Gore Fatally Shot
Mrs Ellen Gore, studying music in Paris, was killed when a dropped revolver discharged in the apartments of musician De Ryczewski, the Police report states. The fatal shot struck her in the head, ending her presence at the Paris residence.
Mystery of Mrs Gore Death Solved by Autopsy
US consul general in Paris set up an autopsy by American and French doctors after conflicting theories. They determined Mrs Gore was killed by a bullet from a Russian revolver accidentally discharged, resolving earlier murder and suicide theories.
Limit of Usefulness and City Visionary Reflections
A fragmented historic note reflects on a New York figure who contemplates lifespan and usefulness upon turning fifty, contrasted with a Chicago visionary's belief that men past 45 should withdraw. The text hints at existential questions about aging, purpose, and societal norms within a troubled urban context.
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Chicago &Oolowizz
Chivievist
Fae
Famous Song Writer Septimus Winner Dies at 76
Septimus Winner author of Listen to the Mocking Bird died in Philadelphia last week at age seventy six. He reportedly sold the famous song half a century ago for 35 dollars as publishers later earned about 3 million dollars. He also wrote Listen to the Mocking Bird and What Is the Home With Hue a Mother under the pen name Alice Hawthorne.
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Origin of Acetylene Discovery by Chance Explains Fire
A fragmented recounting details how acetylene gas was discovered by Thomas L. P. Wilson during metallurgy work with rock salt and limestone slag. A bright flame emerged when the slag was heated and exposed to water, revealing the potential of acetylene for automobiles and industry, followed by inspirational maxims about faith, duty, and character guiding persistent effort.
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Hero in Historic Novel Hurtles Onto Final Page
A mock dialogue from W D Nesbit mocks an historical romance where the hero, battered and bandaged, recounts fending off six villains in a street clash. The heroine questions the tale as the knight insists on his courage and the danger ends abruptly with the line that the story ends now and quickly.
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Lippincott’s
Inesa phone echoing Rome age myths in modern press
A New York Press squib mocks Edison style inventing and a so called Inesa phone. It notes a bronze Roman pin used for protection and compares a current safety pin to ancient devices as part of a humorous critique.
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