National Volunteers Rise in Ireland Amid Curragh Echoes
The piece analyzes the Irish nationalist volunteer movement as a spontaneous rise linked to Curragh incidents, colonial history, and the Orange threat. It notes cross-ideological sympathy among English liberals, the self-financed volunteer base, and the aim to defend parliamentary law rather than attack it, with leaders like Colonel Moore named.
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Ondon
Ireland
Authursts
France
Carson
Hare
Orange
House of Commons
Orange Volunteer Movement
England
John Ward
Leven
Waril
National Volunteers
India
Ereland
Orange Volunteers
National Volunteer Movement
Wales
Trishmicu
Ab House
Liverpool
Freland
Peonke
Roland
Chicaro Tribune
Anaconda Standard
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Camphor Industry Ties to Japanese Monopoly Questioned
A 1900s editorial questions U.S. reliance on camphor from Formosa controlled by Japanese interests. It notes camphor’s role in smokeless powder and celluloid, explores risks if supply lines falter, and mentions Florida experiments to cultivate camphor trees domestically for independence and potential large profits.
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Japan
United States
New York
Tormosa
China
Ag Wolf Ag
Tristen States
Howard Alliston
Ayny
Pormosa
Dap Mesa
N. Imuhsan
Brooklyn
Floyida
Department of Agriculture
Silencing a Giant Roar at New York Power Plant
Harvard expert Professor Wal lace C Sabine and C M Swan lead a study to quiet noise from turbine driven generators at the Two Hundred and First Street power plant in New York. Engineers test a soundproofing system using a basement air shaft and a thick cattle hair felt filter to reduce air draft and noise for nearby residents.
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Springfield Republican
First Street
United Electric Tight and Tower Company
New York
Wallace C. Sabino
Graduate School of Applied Science
Harvard
Betauss
Washington Heights
Nell
Cuyahogs County Court House
Cleveland
Ohio
C.M. Swan
Nasocttate
Sabine
Électric Lighting Company
Ben Salise
Swain
Easton Transcript
Camphor Plantations and War Era Pensioners Highlight Press Page
The article notes 1,442 Mexican War pensioners still on rolls and discusses camphor industry history. It details extraction methods, colonial trade, and fears over Japanese monopoly. It calls for government action to develop domestic camphor production in Florida to reduce reliance on foreign supplies and avert national risk.
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Yara Orn
Mexica City
Scott
James 2. Wilson
Isaac Willams
George Manynenny
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