Mystery cave tale of Indian romance and ancient chief
A legend from Ukiah features a warlike chief of a tribe who falls for a rival maiden and is executed atop a mountain cave called Black Hole. An expedition later descends into a cavern with glowing stalactites and a mysteriously rising and falling stream, explored by Mr. Mason and companions with rope and lanterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Ukiah
Gal
San Francives
Bia
Medicina
Council of Chiefs
Breses
Sundar
Mange
Hoove
Mason
Masom
Cincinnati Aequirer
A Human Album at Cleveland Medical Society
Dr A O Aldrich showcased Phonbiject Brokaw a 24 year old mill worker with embossed autograph like marks on his skin. The lettered impressions appeared during a study and remained visible hours as doctors noted swelling and a burning sensation without lasting harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Medical Society
A. O. Aldrich
Pho
Brokaw
Aldrich
Lang
Roumn
New York Recorder
Moonshine in Prison Case Shocks Frankfort Peni tentiary
A mountaineer convict and an assistant cook were implicated in a prison moonshining scheme inside the Frankfort state penitentiary. The mountaineer described making beer from molasses bread and rainwater, with eight days of fermentation, and admitted drinking some of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klato
Frankfort
State Penitentiary
Vongiet
Wilter
Louisville
Fables for Farmers Offer Folly of Soaring Inventions
A quirky tale about a thinker named Finaucs who devises an air navigation device using two clothespin shaped sticks and leather doors as a lift. Farmers would strap in and rise as the earth reels below, aiming to reach a distant destination. The idea fails to secure a patent due to similarities with other schemes, delivering a moral on wealth and bootstraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxton
Dutchia
Dallas
Electric steering indicator promises closer Europe navigation
A New York Times report describes an electric steering indicator that could enable ships to hold straight courses in all conditions, reducing voyage time between New York and Liverpool. The invention would correct for compass variations and may bring Europe nearer by shortening ocean passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Marine Congress
Woebington
New York
Liverpool
New York Times
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California
Mountain
China
Tokyo
Deaign
Paris
New York Evening Sun
Peary
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Kansas City Journal
Fata
Saply
Steinbilbes
Exohauga
Mary J. Nugent
Shelbyville
Minnapolis
Signa
Philadelphia
Treasury
Louis Post-Dis Witeh
Harry K
Starr
Partagillo
Miles Metart
Carters
Suvratic
Dire Iqasa
Diatpeem Hig
MD du Tau
Mradanho
Yor
Manrew
Sham
Cannes
Caetzz Medicins Co
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
Oxford St
Trouklyn
3. W
New York City
Enwis V. Manner, MM, D
LM Street
Wil Teh Awe
New Y Ark City
Tae Certain Company
Monnay Steer
Sweet, Orr & Co
Pecevy Ees
Malin Street
Louwi Ride
Dirnberver
Syracuse
Kim
Bea
White & Dongoh
Gole
Maiq St
Norfolk
Smsss
Vas
Tadah
van Thing
We Hopman, Mina
Cts
Watt, Bettew Clay
Swestheimer
Church Street
Ioeiston
Waverly
Iodine Bievele Co
Ose
Oge
Gce
Gsu
B. Hofflin's
Main Street
Gsc
Gsa
Osa
Osu
Goa
Gsoa
A. Varenn & Sons
Ipper
Pheir Warmron
Union
Rockaways
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
Betes Ale
ORD
Dalive
Gauntelege
Maddingtowm
Grands Streets
Norfolk Harbor
Avlinithel
N. W. Patton
Farmers’ Manufacturing CO
Apus
Corner Chapel and
Calvert Streets
Noreola
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