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In Bender, Russia, police investigate the Raskolniki sect, which practices self-immolation for salvation. Leader Kayiowa and others have disappeared, suspected buried alive in her vineyard. Bodies of similar fanatics previously found near Odessa.
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St. Petersburg, Oct. 11.—It is announced that the police have discovered at the town of Bender, a branch of the Raskolniki, the religious sect that believes its members can gain salvation by self-immolation. Bender is fifty-eight miles from Odessa, near which city the bodies were found of a number of the fanatics who had allowed themselves to be buried alive.
The leader of the Raskolniki at Bender, a woman named Kayiowa, who is the owner of a vineyard, has disappeared, and several other persons are missing. It is supposed that they have all been buried alive in the vineyard, and the police will make a search for their bodies.
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Bender
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Oct. 11
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several persons missing, supposed buried alive; previous bodies found near odessa
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Police discovered a branch of the Raskolniki sect in Bender that believes in salvation by self-immolation. Leader Kayiowa and others have disappeared from her vineyard, suspected of being buried alive. Police to search for bodies.