Jesus Inscription Allegedly Discovered At Ephe ne Gate
Professor George, keeper at the British Museum, supports a report of a stone inscription near the gate palace of Ephe ne, linked to Agrippa and claimed to be from the second century. Critics note possible forgeries and question if it ties to early Christian or Syrian texts.
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Brazil outlines aims in Americas policy and trade aims
The article reports on Brazilian statements about influence in the Americas, a push to reduce duties by 30 percent and further 10 percent, and Brazil's hopes to resume funding and shipbuilding. It notes a commercial treaty with the United States and plans for river navy readiness by year end.
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Baseball Scores: Yesterday’s NL Games Review
National League results recap highlights key outcomes from last night’s games. Notable performances include standout pitching and decisive innings shaping standings. Teams chase division leads as early-season play unfolds across multiple venues.
Aguinaldo Death Rumor and Wild Fighting in the Philippines
Manila reports Major Peyton March unable to confirm Aguinaldo alive after pursuit in Benguet. U.S. garrison at Cambig with 30 men repelled an insurgent attack, 20 Americans killed, church shelter used for days. Sultan of Sulu sails to Singapore amid protest over a tariff clash involving Spain Britain and Germany.
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Thirty-third Regiment
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Vinto
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Tinio
Major March
Bacoor
Cambig
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Sulu
Singapore
Hongkong
Spain
Great Britain
Germany
Admiral Dewey Sees Vast Chicago Canal During Visit
In Chicago on May 8 Admiral Dewey toured the new Chicago drainage and ship canal calling it a massive project beyond a drainage ditch. The voyage along a rock section and 15 miles of graving dock impressed him as crowds gathered at Lockport and a salute was fired by Battery I of Chicago. An accident injured Sergeant William Popp and the party returned to Chicago for a reception before departing for St Louis.
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Jacksonville
Printing Exposition Unveils Printing Progress at Grand Central
The Typographical Union No 6 hosts a Grand Central Palace exhibit tracing printing from crude tools to modern machinery. Charities Commissioner Keller formally opened the show last night with a ceremonial button press. The fair includes a large AFW directed fair and numerous firm exhibits and other items of interest from the printing trade.
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