Gospels Found in Egypt Change Resurrection Tale
The Times reports the first detailed account of a Cairo discovered Gospel manuscript purchased by Charles L. Freer. Now in Washington, the text offers ancient versions of Christ’s death and a James version style addition noting a corrupted passage after Mark 16. It suggests an early alternate ending to the Passion narrative.
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Heir of Turnow Victim Seeks Share of Reward
In Olympia on May 23 the heirs of Chas Lathrop and Louis Blair seek a third of the reward for Turnow’s capture after the same battle in which Turnow was shot by Sheriff Giles Quimby. Chas Lathrop’s son, living in Vermont, filed the claim. Blair’s heirs did not. Giles Quimby has demanded the entire reward. The attorney general’s opinion is pending and no money will be paid.
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Officials Jumpers and Replace Train Crew on Inspection Run
Four O W R N officials in Spokane donned overalls to run the train carrying President J D Farrell and party from Sweeney to Wallace Idaho. A W Pearley manned the engine while F H Yorke acted as fireman J D Stahl served as conductor and William Gleason as brakeman during the trip.
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Football Ballet Debuts From Nijinsky Concept
Paris May 23 Nijinsky proposes a new ballet form blending sport and dance. Two men and two women in white court attire perform The Lost Ball on a lawn tennis court as part of Debussy's Le Jeux premiere with ballet shaping athletic movement.
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Smash Doors And Rescue Six Chinese Slave Girls
Immigation officers Robinson McDonald and officers Cameron Callaghan Harrison forced entry through barricaded doors in St. Louis alley to free six Chinese slave girls. Miss Donaldina Cameron directed the operation. One slave girl Ah How identified as native daughter. Wong Gow among visitors detained. Six inmates moved to Angelsland detention home.
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Odd World Tidbits Stir Brooklyn Medical Society
A Brooklyn roundup reports 42 physicians called before the County Medical Society over newspaper exposure of their names. Other items note a prison sentence reduction in Sing Sing, a Denver poodle’s death after clipping, Connecticut blue laws easing for recreation sports, and a Washington air of odd anecdotes from the political scene.
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Silk Dresses in Copenhagen Blue and Navy on Sale
Charmeuse silk poplin pongee and messaline dresses offered in blue navy brown tan gray and black. High and low necklines long or short sleeves tunic or draped skirts. Sizes 16 to 18 and 34 to 44. Special price 10.35.
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