Roman Forum Discovery Aids Imperial Topography
Aug 10 Home reports that recent digs in the Roman Forum recovered the bust of the Domitian era equestrian statue. The base lies five feet below the current level, measures 40 by 20 feet, and rises over 10 feet, with travertine blocks on top indicating vast historical layout. Other items recount a boy fatally shooting his tormentor on a Michigan farm and notes Russian and Croat unrest, a Russian pavilion plan for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, and a Boston blaze from gasoline tank fumes.
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Mutiny Aboard Egeria Off Windsor Injures Captain
Sailors aboard the British bark Egeria mutinied at Hantsport causing injuries to Captain Lanpile and assault on other crew. The mutineers were arrested on Aug 10 as the ship undergoes temporary repairs at Windsor after last week’s rock incident. An explosion in Lowell triggers a separate inquest into Willam Galloway’s death with proceedings held behind closed doors.
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Too Much Medicine in Sante Case
Sanearene Bear sees Bushey Aon ve es Sante a.
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Chinese cruiser Huangtai sinks after collision near Hongkong
Hongkong reports the Chinese cruiser Huangtai sank an hour after colliding with the Canadian steamer Empress of India near the port. The Empress of India saved 170 crew members but was badly damaged. its captain and several crew members were among those lost. An official Canadian Pacific explanation cites parallel courses and a sudden starboard turn by the Huangtai before impact. The incident follows a Vancouver to Yokohama voyage path and draws early observations from officials in Montreal and London.
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Westerners Meet Opened annual Transmissiaippl congress in Seattle
The four tenth season of the transmission and shipping congress opened in Seattle under favorable auspices. Leaders predict the meeting will be large and productive. FB Thurber of the US Export Association praised protective policies and wider markets. Senator Ted Burton of Utah spoke. the session runs three days and considers consolidating the congress with the National Association. Canada seeks a St Lawrence dam permit with conditions to limit water level effects.
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Alscuasion
FB. Thurber
United States Export Association
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Nccess
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Ted Boot
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Congress
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Association
Canada
St. Lawrence
Washington
St Lawrence
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Trade of Slaven and Prisoners in Ancient Times
An author notes 200000 prisoners of war in captivity, serving three months yearly. Early trade sources state most ice came from Ham Lake, Massachusetts, known by that name, though it originated from Norway.
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Ham Lake
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