High Irish crosses and their ancient artistry
The high crosses of Ireland fascinate with carved stonework shaped by roaming medieval monks. They blend biblical scenes with local legends, reflect a decayed art form, and stand in remote spots accessible by careful travel.
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Christ
Orme
God
Adam
Hve
Paradice
Nok
Melchiaedek
Ipsac
David
Daniel
Jordan
Peter
Kile Jarney
Blarney
Crosses and Towers of Ireland in Early Christian Art
The article surveys Irish crosses and round towers from early Christianity, noting their size, symbolism, and uncertain purposes. It cites Miss Stokes and Dr Healy, mentions numerous sites such as Clonmacnoise, Monasterboice, and Durrow, and reflects on the cultural revival among Celts and national memory.
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Terial
Misa Biokes
Doctor Healy
Kells
Miss Stokes
Tristel Klorap
Blackwater
Mina Stokes
Ireland
Crosa
Dublin
Traim
Monasterboles
Drogheda
Celle
Kolla
Castledermot
Moone Abbey
Durrow
Clonmacnoise
Shannon
Athlone
Munnery
Europe
A Petrie
Clonmacndae
Hugilah
Henry 1
John
America
Treaty limits ten years for Santo Domingo settlement
Washington reports in executive session the Senate favorably the Batto Domingo treaty with Hale proposing a ten year limit unless extended by convention. The Santo Domingo debt history from 1869 to present is printed, detailing total indebtedness including the improvement company debt and various internal debts totaling about 24.64 million dollars.
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Washington
Custom
Senate
Hale
Santo Domingo
Morgan
Council
Corporation of Foreign Bondholders
United States
Improvement Company
National Bank
Oregon Indictments Reveal 68 Cases in Land Fraud Probe
Secretary Hitchcock releases findings on Interior Department inquiry into Oregon public lands irregularities. Sixty eight indictments and sixconi-illons are listed. Fifty two involve conspiracy to defraud the government. others accuse perjury oathing perjury and obstructing justice. Named defendants include U S Senator J H Mitchell and Congressmen Binger Hermann and John N Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Oregon
Washington
Bitehead
Department of the Interior
Publc
Administration of
United States
J. H. Mitchell
Binger Hermann
John N. Williamson
Emma L. Watson
Nellie Brown
Funeral in Senate for Senator William Bate
Funeral services for Senator William Bate of Tennessee were held in the Senate chamber with President Roosevelt, the cabinet, the Supreme Court, diplomatic corps, and lawmakers present. Dr. Prettyman delivered the eulogy praising Bate's public service, and the remains were moved to a special train to Knoxville after 7 p.m.
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Senator Gate
Washington
William Li
Bate
Tennessee
Senate
United States
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
House of Representatives
Army
Roosevelt
Greene
Prettyman
Bonator Bats
Knoxville
Measures Aimed at Health Reform In Congress
Two major reform proposals were introduced in Congress on March 19 Washington D C by lawmakers seeking to attract broad attendance from doctors health officials and public health specialists The bills focus on reforming ganitary practices and improving health policy across agencies led by recognized medical professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Measures on Sanitary Science Department and Disease Ventilation
Before adjournment two proposals were advanced. One investigates communicating disease and contaminating food through faulty ventilation in rail passenger and freight cars. The other creates a commission to draft legislation establishing The Department of Sanitary Science. Both aim to curb the white plague and other infectious diseases.
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Department of Sanitary Science
President Retains Incumbents in Federal Service Policy
Washington on March 18 the president and cabinet announced a general policy to retain incumbents in federal offices during satisfactory service. The plan applies across all departments and regardless of length of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nolley
al Ieas
Hamenway's Successor Named For House Appropriations
Representative McCleary of Minnesota, ranked fourth on the appropriations committee roster, is expected to be chosen by Speaker Cannon to lead the next House as chairman, succeeding Mr. Hemenway of Indiana.
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Hamenway
Waebington
Representative McCleary
Minnesota
Cannon
Hemenway
Indiana
Conference on Aliidla judicial appointments at White House
Speaker Cannon and Senators Cullom and Hawkins met with the president in Washington to discuss Aliidla judicial appointments. No progress was made and another conference is planned for next week.
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Washington
Cannon
Cullom and
Hawkins
White House
Quarantine Talks With National Cattle Growers Group
Wilson of the department of agriculture and Dr. Salmon chief of the bureau of animal industry conferred with a delegation from the National Cattle Growers Association about quarantine regulations for the approaching season under a law evaded at the last session of congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
National Cattle Growers’ Association
President nominates judge and brigadier general
Washington March 13 The president sent to the Senate nominations for Edward Whitson eastern district of Washington district judge and for Brigadier General on the retired list Colonel Allen Smith Sixth Cavalry.
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Washington
Edward Whitson
Col
Allen Smith
Sixth Cavalry
Senate Interstate Commerce Hearing Adjoined Without Quorum
In Washington on March 14 a quorum of the senate committee on interstate commerce failed to appear to decide a program for hearings on railroad rule legislation. The session adjourned subject to the chairman Senator Elling's call.
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Commerce
Washington
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Elling
Murder Follows Fortune Loss At Wichita Firm
James Oliver shot and killed C. J. Gusey head of the Creey Wholesale Mercantile in Wichita after a loss of twenty three thousand dollars in a mercantile failure. Oliver confessed and surrendered to police. Gusey was a prominent church and social figure.
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Kansas Mercantile House
Wichita
Kon
Maron
J. C. Gusey
Creey Wholesale Mercantile Civiliians
James Oliver
Oliver
Gusey & Garst Mercantile Company
Casey
Quver
Gasey
Gov Folk delays hanging amid St Patrick's Day mood
Jefferson City March 13 Gov Folk grants William Rudolph a 30 day respite after the Missouri supreme court grants rehearing in the Union murder case. The Irish community argued that an execution on St Patrick's Day would cast gloom over the celebration.
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Granta
Jefferson City
Supreme Court Tefositg
William Rudolph
Charles Schumacher
Union
Gov. Polit
Rudolph
Irieh
St. Louis
Treland
Saist
Passenger train fatality injures two boys
March 12 at Bay Loogoste Iid a passenger train killed 14 year old Walter Hickman and badly injured his brother Fred Hickman 12. Walter was hurled twenty feet and the impact also seriously injured Lim senkolous who may die.
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Bay
Loogoste
Iid
Walter Hickman
Fred Hickman
Lim Senkolous
Albion Debaters Defeat Washington and Jefferson College
Albion Michigan reports the Albion college debating team defeated Washington and Jefferson college in a compulsory arbitration one side. The visitors represented the affirmative in the labor versus capital case and the Albion team won.
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Albion
Mich
Tha
Albion College
Washington and Jefferson College
Tha Quosiion
Fort Wayne Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Self
Joseph Jobst aged 44 a bravery wagon driver shot his wife and then killed himself. The wife survived. She had applied for a divorce from Jobst.
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Self
Fort Wayne
Ind
Joseph Jobst
Bravery
Jobst
Vesuvius Erupts Again Shaking Naples
Vesuvius remains restless near Naples on March 13 with renewed activity. Reports describe lava and flashes of fire as the volcano intermittently erupts, disrupting nearby areas and drawing observers.
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Vesuvius
Naples
Nervous headache remedy touted in early ad tale
A pamphlet style narrative describes nervous headache with throbbing head pain and blood condition as cause. It credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with relief after two months, featuring Mina McKeans secretary Roxbury Mass and social clubs.
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Dr. Williams
Mina McKeans
Associated Ladies’ Guild
Wallstreat
Roxbury
Mass
Williams
Housemaid Caroline Causes A Stir In Indian Territory
Superintendent J D Benedict described Caroline a sturdy girl left in charge of children while the mistress drove away. The mistress asked how the children behaved, and Caroline replied that they fought terribly to decide who was having the best, revealing a lively scene during the mistress’s absence.
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J. D. Benedict
Indian Territory
Ming
Caroline
Complete Cure for Rheumatism and Kidney Troubles
James Culet of this place reports suffering for twenty years with rheumatism and kidney trouble. He claims Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his aches, pain, and weakness, saying he spent a fortune on doctors and remedies before finding relief. He recommends Dodd's Kidney Pills to anyone with rheumatism or kidney trouble and notes they keep kidneys healthy by removing uric acid from the blood.
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Alston
Amrch
Sne& Call
James Culet
Dodd
Mr. Culet
True politendas and the golden rule in action
A cryptic quote attributed to Chesterfeld urges treating others as you wish to be treated, framing perfect use and freedom as a mirror of respectful conduct. The line blends ethical maxim with a casual assertion about interpersonal dynamics and self regard.
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Chesterfeld
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