Romance Ends in a Grand Row. Young Wife Says Husband Threatened Her
Boston and a Boston suburb burst with scandal as Eleanor Montgomery Sanborn accuses husband Jack Sanborn of abducting and coercing her to sign a paper accusing her guardian uncle of abuse. She says he threatened to kill her unless she penned the charge to finance inheritance. Uncle Robert refuses to forgive. Eleanor seeks refuge with friends.
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New York
Boston
Jack Sanborn
Eleanor Montgomery Sanborn
Cape Cod
Sandy Hook
Sanborn
Oren Sanborn
Coffee
W. Robert Montgomery
Hamilton National Bank
Montgomery
Eleanor
Jack
Robert
Colonial Hotel
Edward Montgomery
Sanborns
Eleanor Sanborn
Ancient Arrow Factory Found near Mill Springs
Geologists report ruins of a precolonial munitions factory in a cave 14 miles east of Mill Springs Kentucky. Prof A M Miller notes arrow heads and flint flakes indicate an ancestral workshop with caves and rock houses near Denny's Bay and Mill Springs camp Mammoth cave limestone. Burial bones found in a separate cave near Ford's Island.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Mill Springs
Wayne County
A. M. Miller
University of Kentucky
Miller
No-Man's Land
Ohio
August Foersté
Dayton
Denny's Bay
Mills Springs
Mammoth Cave
Professor Miller
Public debate over congress and government reform
Secretary Weeks warns that postwar unrest weakens constitutional safeguards and party responsibility. Senator Robinson argues against cabinet members debating in Congress and calls for restraint, clearer separation of powers, streamlined laws, stronger enforcement, and curbing federal overreach to restore public confidence.
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Weeks
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Maryland Association
Robinson
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Eagles Menace Fox Industry in Alaska Pups
Alaska fox raisers face predation from eagles that swoop down on cubs while they roam freely. The report highlights ongoing tensions between predator species and fur industry operations.
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Alaska
Mound Builders May Have First Distillers Elixir Found in Cave
Two Bell county youths report discovering an earthen vessel in a remote cave containing a potent liquid described as stronger than Kentucky whisky. They plan to send the inscription to experts, while authorities ponder potential prohibition implications. The tale links mound builders to ancient alcohol in a mysterious Kentucky valley setting.
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Middlesboro
America
Molus
Bell County
Ohio Valley
Kentucky
Tennessee
Titanium oxide bands tie Mira to sun spot spectrum
The article notes Mira Omicron Cetl shows bands identical to titanium oxide and vanadium lines, with sun spots showing similar elements. It highlights a possible close physical link between Mira and sun spots and includes a Japan tea practice detail about small cups and hot water usage.
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Mira
West
Newa
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