Excavations Deep Reveal Forum Remains Under Signor Bont
In the Forum excavations under Abe Miriction and Signor Giacomo Bont reveal hundreds of tons of earth removed from the Pavilion Emilia area. New finds include nine column bases under the portico, mosaics and pavement layers three feet below the presumed floor, and walls of the Domus and Regia areas. The work, despite tropical conditions, continues to uncover critical elements of ancient construction and a buried stairway, with more discoveries anticipated as the site is protected from damage.
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Abe
Signor
Giacomo Bont
Bavilion Emilia
Whitton
Howe
Atoll
Leticlwnt
Jimmars
Lanelant
Miltat
Lao Hoon
Signor Bont
Regia
Terrifying November Earthquakes Devastate Ceram Island Relics
Reports describe catastrophic November quakes and a tsunami across Ceram and surrounding Molurca lands. Ambon Bay tides engulfed lowlands, villages wiped out, 18 000 Malands perished, Hut HL island saw 100 dead and 400 injured, overall deaths likely far higher.
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Phe Trang
Corny
Nenedayan
Japanwe
Lay
Bau
Cefer
Thin Island
Holland
Bay of Ambonla
Ava
True
Mio Malands
Wisher Girls Travel Home From Yarmouth By Train
In Yarmouth reports that Scotch fishing girls cleaning curing and packing fish completed a 60 mile journey to Peterhead by a special train. The consist included two passenger coaches four luggage vans and saloons with all personal belongings aboard. The girls wore knee length skirts and oily frocks with no hats or bonnets on the rainy day.
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Yarmouth
Peterhead
London
The Profession of Spy in Warfare and Deception
The piece discusses spycraft in war, noting the value and earnings of spies, the need for secrecy, and varied techniques. It cites methods such as coded items and passwords, and the risks and occasional glory of espionage within military intelligence.
The Richest American Indian Dr Oronhyatekha
Dr Oronhyatekha of Brantford Ontario rose from a 19 year old apprentice to wealth and fame through medicine and the Ancient Order of Foresters which he organized and led. He earns about ten thousand dollars yearly and enjoys a grand home and lavish entertaining. Mrs Oronhyatekha is a Brant clan descendant allied to the famed Joseph Brant.
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Chee
Aoland Oronhyatekha
Oronhyatekha
Brantford
Ont
Prince of Wales
America
Prince Wan Nas
England
Oxford University
Toronto University
Order of Moresters
Oronhyatekhata
Joseph Brant
Long walking dresses deemed incompatible with modern hygiene and movement
A Berlin public discussion on women’s dress heard Prof Rubner condemn long skirts as causes of accidents and neuralgic pains from constantly lifting garments. Prof Brockmueller supported shorter dresses for mobility, Mme Seler urged short skirts to appear younger and unbecoming of garments. The meeting adopted a large majority ruling long walking dresses clash with hygiene liberty of movement and beauty.
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Vertis
Berlin
Rubner
Brockmueller
Vances
Mme. Seler
London Daily News
Egyptian Winner Show at Ghezireh Cairo March 30 to April 1
Under the khedive’s patronage an exhibition titled Egyptian Winner Show will be held at Ghezireh Cairo on March 30 31 and April 1 1000. Americans are invited to compete. A program in English is available from secretary W Wilfred Carey Kasrel Doubar Cairo. Exhibits include carnations lilies pansies phlox stocks violas and roses with other good articles. Silver medals and prize money are offered.
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Khedive of
Egypt
Ghezireh
Cairo
W. Wilfred Carey
Kasrel-Doubar
Fur Ista
Why It Was red Simkine What makes your nose red
Simkine says it glows with pride and air. It does not poke into others affairs.
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Simkine
Dick Rodney or The Adventures of An Eton Boy Continues
On the Eugenie off Hispaniola the Cuban Antonio El Cubano is found adrift in a yellow clinker boat bearing blood and a killed dog. Antonio claims marshal Serrano wrecked the brig and he escaped with a dog aboard. The crew, dubious, debate his tale as the night watch tightens and Antonio fears the knife.
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Weston
Ned
Hislop
Carlton
Eugenie
Hoge
Chapthr XIV
Antonio el Cubano
Jack Spaniard
Jamatky
Tom
Muchos Gracias
Grand Canary
Senores
Histop
Tom Trambourne
Histo Jop
Marshal Serrano
Cadiz
Canarias
Costa Rica
Tom Laminarne
Antonio
Zislop
Santa Cruz
Opi
Tom Lambourne
Rodney
Hispaniola
Cape Samanna
Cape Cabron
Samanna
Old
England
Watch
Sharks and the Sperm Whale Feast on a Whale Carcass
The National Review notes that abundant easy prey draws sharks and seabirds to whale remains. As harpooners cut the blubber, sharks press in, the crew drops blubber to kill instantly, and a flotilla of whalemen, welthers, and birds surround the carcass within an acre, the surface white with birds and the sea alive with predators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Review
New Zealait
Newh
India
Homesteading in Minnesota Region Report by Client Servant
An unidentified signer describes homesteading efforts in Minnesota, noting 175 acres prepared for the next year and harvest yields of up to twenty-one bushels per acre. The writer mentions distant markets, two elevators, and a Packie company offer at 3.50 per acre, with water generally shallow and land quality mixed. He appeals to readers in districted areas facing high prices and urges fellow homesteaders to pursue work.
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Watt
Virdes
Man
Clifford Bittag
Inorlur
Ottay
Alitan
McCroary
Winnipeg
Janary
Prandon
Ehudly
Oale
Min Toda
Harern
Mauive
Ition Packie Company
Bers
Minneste
Whitersn Nerves Save Jail Nines In Joliet
Warden Claighry at Joliet State Penitentiary displayed calm and quick nerve when a convict armed with an iron bar threatened him. The warden restrained the man, then learned his companion was soon to be commuted, noting the inmate could leave free while others remained. The tense moment ended with the guard drawing a revolver to avert violence.
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Petsune
Chicaxo
Lillouois
Lune McCaaghry
Joliet
Claighry
McClaughry
Claughry
Min
Secant
Japan's Big Merchant Marine Advances in Yara Vessel Build
Japan expands its merchant fleet as official records show 9 031 vessels with 618 200 000 gross tonnage. Of these 674 steamers exceed 1 000 tons, iron and steel ships include 128 and 8 respectively, while sailing craft mostly under 300 tons remain common. Shipyards have launched numerous ships including gunboat types and a cruiser of 4 277 tons, marking a growing naval industrial capacity.
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Buffalo Express
Nore
Japan
seTh
Tine Jayna
Amer
Te Fockyards
J Largent
Japals
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Rome
Earthovaky
London Mall
Lord Wolverley
Ipies
Intelligence Department
Dick Rodney
Eton
Chatior
Woseton
Senor
Arena
Dite
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