The Case of Peter Grant Emigration and a vanished hunter on Colorado plains
Peter Grant and son Oscar hunted buffalo near Denver and Pikes Peak while his wife waited. After two years with no word, Indians raid their home and reveal Grant alive, captured and living with a southern tribe before returning home.
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Pikes Peak
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Laetare Medal Awarded to Chief Justice White
Notre Dame awarding the Laetare medal to Chief Justice Edward Douglas White of the United States Supreme Court for meritorious services to law. University president Cavanaugh lauded the honor as the premier Catholic appreciation of beneficent endeavor in arts sciences religion or civilization. The medal, gold with blue and gold colors, bears the motto Truth Is Mighty and Will Prevail.
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Ghosts Driven From City in Montrose South Orange Tale
Citizens of the Montrose section in South Orange New Jersey slept easier after a period of terror thanks to the vigilance of Officer John Stieve. Reports describe eerie noises likened to rustling silk and ghostly footfalls that caused wakeful nights.
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New York
John Stieve
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South Orange
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Brain Cells Double Acting in Nerve Grafting Breakthrough
The Times reports Professor Robert Kennedy of Glasgow trained a brain cell to perform two functions after nerve grafting in a dog's foreleg. By redirecting nerves, movement coordination returned in 123 days opening potential for restoring use in humans. The discovery suggests wide medical applications beyond brain function.
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Chief Justice White
Notre Dame University of Indiana
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