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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
4
Van Vechten and Phinney chase a violent incident to a alley where a man lies dead and a striking young woman in the crowd appears tormented. A mysterious veiled lady and a hostile, battered man draw scrutiny as an ambulance departs, leaving questions and a charged tension in the Powhatan hallway.
Rudolph Van Vechten watches a man enter a long vacant house at No 1213 opposite the Powhatan club. At regular intervals others enter No 1813 while a fashionable woman is seen at the House of Mystery. He confides to Tom Phinney about his missing cousin and fiancée Paige Carew.
A man who had just quit himself with vigor moments earlier lay dead at the site, the shocking scene drawing investigators and witnesses to the vicinity. Authorities have not released the victim’s identity pending notification.
The text discusses how ancient depictions show Cain and Judas with yellow or red beards and Pontius Pilate usually given a beard. It notes Pontius Pilate might have had no beard in reality, but old masters filled in details. It argues a reddish beard lacks the symbolic weight of red hair, and many eminent men with dark brown hair have had reddish beards.
Lord Strathcona high commissioner of Canada, aged ninety three, returned to London after a rapid 7000 mile 16 day trip to Canada. Lady Strathcona aged eighty nine accompanied him. He said the journey was enjoyable and that he has traveled to America on and off for seventy years, visiting New York and Montreal for business and functions.
A British territorial unit’s morale dampened after a man in line made a demeaning remark to the man in front. The victim showed indignation and a fighting stance until the captain cut in, declaring that fighting men were not wanted in the regiment.
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