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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
33
A long tale from the mountains recalls a man’s gold stolen during sleep and recovered a year later. A pair of travelers in a Tehachapi valley camp reportedly hid the belt and money under a pillow, then fled, leaving the rest hidden. The event centers on a remarkable search, a coyotes’ lore, and a hunter’s near-miss with fate.
In a jail scene a young Black inmate nicknamed Gus Endures a bare floor while a jailer offers a cot. The boy clings to the cold boards, begging for relief as guards debate his comfort and rights. The piece notes a grand jury context and hints at release prospects within twenty days.
Various railway officials approve plans for a new union station in Cleveland. The item lists appointments, including A J Johnson as superintendent of the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg divisions at Dubois, Pennsylvania, and notes deaths, promotions, and contracts across multiple lines, with details on expansion projects, training schools, and forthcoming meetings.
Frank Sprague recounts a tale of mercy toward a rattlesnake and moral restraint while a man lies injured in the pines near Manahawkin. He argues kindness to creatures, even those seen as foes, shows true heart and awakens debate among the club members.
Boston Herald reports German authorities rejected a proposal to raise Berlin’s building limit beyond twenty-two meters about seventy-two feet. Consular notes cite health sanitation fire safety and moral concerns as reasons to maintain the height cap while noting American cities increasingly favor taller structures.
The tale recalls a prospector who marries the daughter of a mine owner in Alaska. The baron father-in-law laments that his daughter is not happy and warns that people cannot expect everything for a paltry sum. The humor hints at blue blood and rich veins found through luck rather than steady effort.
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