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Yakima Herald in Yakima, Washington

05 Jul 1905

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Yakima Herald

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Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1905

Page

9

Treasure in the Imperial Van on Transasiatic Rail

On the Grand Transasiatic route Yarkand to Tcharkalyk a telegraph reveals a treasure worth fifteen million francs is secretly loaded in the mortuary van. Passengers debate risk versus reward as Chinese guards protect the imperial cargo amid peaceable travel and a prearranged wedding aboard the train.

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Yarkand Station Yarkand Kothan Kinko Koumanian Popof Fasr Khargalik Kilian and Tong Giuma Europe Seville Syracuse Athena Karakash Forda Khotan China Monsieur Bombarnac Merv Yen Lou Claudius Bombarnac Twentieth Century Turkestan Pekin Persia Paria Lerala Heaven Faruskisr Douehakao Ghangir Kacigar Pan Chao Celestial Empire Major Noltitz Lan Tcheou Gobi Ki-Tsang Baron Weissschnitzerdorfer Monsieur le Baron Tour de Monde Ephrnnell Grand Transasiatic Company Miss Bluett Fulk Horatia Caroline Nathaniel Morse Kadigar
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Rug of Human Scalps Reported Owned by Iowa Indian

A 150 year old rug made from seventy seven scalps is said to be owned by an Iowa Indian living in Stroud Oklahoma Territory. The piece measures about five feet square and features red gray black white brown and auburn tones. It is linked to ceremonial uses and belief it cures illness during an annual wild onion feast on April 1.

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Stroud O. T Dallas News Persia
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Arctic explorer promoter William Ziegler dies at 1848-born Pennsylvanian

William Ziegler, prominent Arctic exploration promoter and New York real estate figure, died at his Noroton Connecticut country home after injuries from a runaway. Born 1848 in Pennsylvania, he built a baking powder fortune and funded expeditions led by Evelyn Bald and Anthony Fiala. He leaves a wife and one son.

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William Ziegler Noroton Conn Far North Pole Evelyn B. Bald WM. Ziegler Win. Baldwin Mr. Ziegler
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Portland fair honors Lewis and Clark voyage centennial

The Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland recalls the 1804 to 1806 Missouri to Columbia route and U S government exploration. It highlights the route’s discovery, 9,000 miles traveled, and the motto Westward the course of empire takes its way as the fair showcases grand halls, grass areas, and 180 acres on land plus 60 acres on Guild's Lake for exhibits and events.

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Portland Guild's Lake Willamette River Mount Hood Mount St. Helens Japan China India East Indies Ceylon Guild’s Lake Old Oregon Merriweather Lewis William Clark Jefferson Oregon Country Old Fort Henry BE Clatsop Lewis River United States North America Missouri Columbia River Pacific Ocean Lewis Clark St. Louis G. A. Wakefield America
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Normandy Provence Pamir Kadhgaria Battde Central Asia France Shanghai Fon-Tcheou Tashkend Kouldja Kami Singan San-Techeoou San Tcheou Transasiatic Transcaspian Nia Pevtsoff Ephrinell Nohrinell Cooper Eephrinell Ers Faruskair Tchertchen Tcharkalyk van Dyck Hals Houbraken Haarlem Hels Sistor Frans Hals Hans Sgt Nicholas Johnny Bumpernickle Fort Clatsop Fair Association Agriculture Palace Columbia Court Coast Manufacturers Liberal Arts and Varied Industries Hite Yi C. C. Howard Fair Oaks Kearney Howard The Northwest Festival Hall
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