Gold Amalgamation by Mercury Sprays Described in Report
The article outlines a process where ore is blown through a spiral mercury pipe system that sprays mercury to contact gold particles, forming an amalgam washed through successive bends. It notes trials show most gold recovered at the first bend and cites broader reports on toxine attenuation and other varied science and public-interest items from the Imperial Russian Association of Industries.
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Aary
Coaras
Imperial Russian Association of Industries
SV. A. Trurin
France
Soldiers' Homes Medicines To Be Purchased By Surgeon General
Washington July 14 The medical supplies for the homes for disabled volunteers totaling about 1 090 000 yearly will be bought by the surgeon general of the Army. The War Department funds will cover purchases at contract prices, replacing prior varied procurement practices and extensive schedules. The change aims to improve hospital stores and reduce costly, excessive varieties and proprietary items.
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Washington
Surgeon General
Army
War Department
Army Medical Corps
Army Medical Department
Army worm marching across Westchester County report
A July 14 dispatch notes army worms spreading from eastern to western Westchester. They were seen on W. W. Sloan & Co. near this village, Willow Ryders farm, and Robert Mead’s farm, marching in columns and feeding as they advance. Farmers used straw and kerosene to combat them. Reports place worms in Mount Pleasant North Castle Cortlandt and Yorktown, now leaving Rye. damage reported at Elliott Shepard’s Scarborough farm where harvest was saved by cutting grain.
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Westchester County
Jeverything Green
Aing Sing
W. W. An
New York
W. D. Sloan & Co
Wiilet Ryders Farm
Robert ‘Tk. Mead
Mead Farm
Mount Pleasant
North Mastle
Cortlandt
Yorktown
Rye
Elliott
Shepard
Scarborough
National League of Colored Women Opens in Washington
COLORED WOMEN Washington July 14 The first annual convention of the National League of Colored Women opened at Fifteenth Street Presbyterian church with Mrs Helen A Cook of Washington presiding The organization is distinct from the National Federation of Afro American Women led by Mrs Booker T Washington and Mrs Victoria Earle Matthews The two bodies may unite but no ratification yet A federation has been urged The convention will cover Woman as an Educator Woman in the Professions and Woman in the Home from a colored perspective.
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Washington
Frst
National Leagu of Colored Women
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church
Helen A. Cook
National Federation of
Afro-American Women
Booker T. Washington
Alabama
Victoria Earle Matthews
New York
District of Columbia
Delawares Adilisoks Ticket Sets Faction for Republican Party
Dover July 14 The Addicks faction holds a crowded Republican convention with Walter Hae of Wilmington presiding. Nominees named unopposed include Governor Hoffecker of Smyrna for governor Jonathan Wills of Milford for congressman James Shaw of New Castle county Dasslin Wilser of Kent county and Daniel J. Pooks of Sussex county. The convention expects Higgins Republicans to name the late ticket at Georgetown Thursday.
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Adilisoks
Dover
Del
Addicks Committee
Walter H.ae
Wilmington
Penn Py
Democratic Party
John H. Hoffecker
Smyrna
Kent County
Jonathan 5
Wills
Milford
James G. Shaw
New Castle County
Dassflin Wilser
Daniel J. Pooks
Susaux County
Temselves
Georgetown
Bimetallists Meet in Des Moines for State Convention
Two hundred delegates gather at Flynn's hall as Provisional Chairman Amos Sterkel opens the non partisan bimetallic state convention. John J. Hamilton is chosen as permanent chairman but declines to change his remarks after a conference. Committee to choose a presiding officer will report again. The resolutions platform backs cat, ratio 16 to 4, and endorses Ryan and Sewall with delegates urged to support them at St. Louis.
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Des Moines
Flynn's Hall
Amos Sterkel
S. H. Basher
Waterlloo
John J. Hamilton
Neiws
Hamilton
Committee On
Indorsesaryan
Sewatl
Instrucia
St. Gouls
France Premier Faure narrowly escapes野 gunfire at review
At Tongrhamps President Faure reviewed troops when a man nearby fired a revolver. The assailant claimed a blank cartridge and was restrained. The president remained seated in his carriage, uninjured, as officials and troops maintained order amid the excitement. No bullet traces were found.
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Faure
Tongrhamps
Secon
Pressont Faure
Pressont Faure Was Seated In His Carriage, Beene
Tie
Elopement scandal shocks Waterloo parish
Reverend G E Scott of Waterloo elopes with Daisy Dorian a 15 to 16 year old daughter of P S Dorian. Police pursue Scott as Daisy’s parents vow action. The minister, famed for a bloomers sermon, faces arrest while his wife reels from the betrayal. Weather and crop notes follow including oats rust and drought concerns. A separate report notes Clyde Fox, 12, drowned while swimming in Cherokee Riverside.
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G. E. Scott
Waterloo
First Methodist Church of
Daisy Dorian
Dorian
Dalsy
Daisy
Scott
Dorlan
Scote
Dalsy Dorlan
Metropolitan
Willams
Clinton
Chicago
Cherokee
Cherokee, In
Clyde Fox
Hibernians Open National Convention in Detroit
The Ancient Order of Hibernians opened its national convention in Detroit at the Catholic club with nearly 400 delegates. National Secretary Slattery reported 89,901 total members, $443,708 in benefits paid, $239,83% for charitable uses, and expenditures totaling $1,024,980. Receipts from all sources were $1,075,480, with a balance on hand of $645,215. A credentials committee was appointed as the only other business transacted.
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the Order
Detroit
Mich
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Slattery
Mallory Line Steamer Colorado Damaged After Collision
The Mallory Line steamer Colorado from Brunswick struck mud at 3 am in New York harbor and began taking on water. Captain Burrows beaching her, passengers evacuated to the city by tug. The vessel lies deep in the water with wrecking tugs at the scene. Also reported is a $25,400 fire in San Francisco destroying a shoe shop and adjoining stores, with seven Chinese residents missing from upper floors.
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Mallory Line
Colorado Banary Damagnd
New York
Colorado
Brunswick
Burrows
Calliston
Frisco
San Francisco
Market News and Grain Prices Across Cities
Sioux City livestock quotes show mixed fat cattle and hogs with market strength. Chicago grain futures mixed to steady with soybeans and wheat near firm levels. Minneapolis reports wheat gains early then softening. Boston notes a building collapse with fatalities and injuries.
Creston Fire Destroys Drug Store in Ill. Business District
A passenger on the Chicago and Northwestern reports a large fire in Creston Illinois last evening. The blaze started in a drug store and spread through the business section, causing extensive damage but no confirmed injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause and extent of the fire.
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Creston
Pioneer Farmer John Drake Killed by Kick
Cedar Rapids July 14 John Drake a pioneer farmer aged unknown was killed last evening by a kick from a horse near Covington He owned 492 acres of land in the area authorities reported the fatal incident as an accidental kick in a farmyard local observers said Drake lived on a substantial acreage and was well known in the community
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Cedar Rapids
John Drake
Covington
Bryan seeks Ohio debate with McKinley in campaign push
In Toledo and elsewhere in Ohio, William Jennings Bryan presses for a joint currency debate with former Governor McKinley. Bryan says he will likely visit Ohio before the election and wants the meeting to happen in McKinley’s home state, signaling a vigorous campaign in the key state.
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Holedo
Jay
Whiting
Bryan
Ohio
Irust
Toledo
McKinsey
McKinley
Peter H. Degnan
Hrgan
Htm
Mr. Bryan
Lind to Run for Governor as Ever Candidate
Minneapolis July 14 ex-Congressman John Lind Republican has consented to run as the governor candidate. Penny Press will announce this evening the decision confirming Lind as the Republican candidate for governor amid campaign interest in Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Penny Pregs
John Lind
Lincoln Young Men's Republican Club Declines Bryan Welcome
The Lincoln Young Men's Republican Club votes unanimously to refrain from participating in the Bryan reception next Friday. Members Edward Sizer and H. Townley are ordered to withdraw from the arrangements. A telegram to McKinley pledges strong support for the Ohio candidate and vows a large McKinley majority in the county.
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Young Men's Republican Club
Lincoln
Congressman Stroda
Charles E. Casey
Bryan
Edward Sizer
8. H. Townley
Committee of Arrangements
William McKinley
Republican Club
Linoln
Ohio
William J. Bryan
Chia County
Thall Shatl
McKinley
Ortay
Chicago
Breas
Genius rises above all in Helen Keller tale and college plans
New York July 14 Helen Keller now 16 will pursue studies reserving a Radcliffe degree and entering Harvard annex courses. She aims to match peers in exams and competitions aided by interpreter Sullivan via telegraphy. Trustees at South Dakota Agricultural College recommend dispensing with several staff amid recent political disputes.
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Wonder
New York
Helen Keller
Radsite College
Harvard University
Machelor
Dr. Aillman
Cambridge
Radcliffe
Richard Watson Gilder
Edmund Clarence Bredman
Crook
Brookings
3. D
South Dakota Agricultural College
State Board of Regents
Prefs
Phillips
Parkin
Jones
Folsom
Palmer
McClough
Sheldon
Board of Regents
Huron
Acton
Trustees
Purported Patent Cure Ad and Odd Notes From Old Press
A ragged mix of old advertisements and trivia follows. Syrup of Pigs touted as a universal laxative for family use while note on noble abbesses cites a 1308 summons to a great council. A reader from Primghar, March 9 1896, praises Dr Kay's Renovator for dyspepsia relief. Other items mention a glacier race in Dauphiny Alps with six hour limits, Glenn's Sulphur Soap patronage, a Cedar Rapids Gazette report of a U.S. college man tortured by Mexican officials, and French rail delays with company fines for lateness.
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