Wonderful cotton gin invention wowed by readers
A Dover New Hampshire inventor claims a remarkable cotton gin that cuts fiber and costs, promising higher fiber prices and fast ginning without damage. The Atlanta Journal notes curiosity and possible use for Egyptian long staple cotton. Also reported are wireless telegraph links between ships Lucania and Campania, the 1903 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, and three British naval ships lost with crews.
Estimates for Alabama river improvements total 1.28 million
The secretary of the treasury transmits to Congress estimates for river and harbor work in Alabama for the year ending June 30 1903. Proposed allocations include Coosa 225000 Choctawhatchee 18000 Alabama 55000 Warrior to Tuscaloosa 820000 Tombigbee 215500 Tennessee below Chattanooga 619000 among others.
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Baécambia
Conecub
Alabama River
Warrior River
Tuscaloosa
Taubigbee River
Lenmessee River
Chattanooga
Soldier deserts to visit dying mother at Ft. Sheridan
Virgil Weber, a private in the Fifth Infantry, deserted his post for eight days to see his ailing mother Mia Jeanie Elligan in Evansville. He surrendered after ten days absent and was confined for three months in the guardhouse. Trial awaits the regiment’s return or his transfer to the Philippines.
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Ft. Sheridan
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Evansville
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Jeanie Elligan
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The Trust as Viewed The Father of Trusts
An essay on trusts defines a dominant corporation as a power to dominate in manufacturing, transportation, and marketing. It warns that the core danger lies in methods, not the entity, and condemns industrial groups entering politics to shape pro corporate laws. National action is urged to curb trust power.
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Anniston
Calhoun
Alabama
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Model Dry Cleaning Restores Seirt Sinen Suits
Seirt waiste and sinen suits appear like new after cleaning at the Model laundry. Neile reports the service refreshed Duck pants and overall garments with careful washing.
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H Wud Neile
Isle of Man novelist Hall Caine on election victory and reform
Hall Caine describes his Manx Parliament election campaign from Gree ta Castle Isle of Man. He aimed to revive island finance and industry through state aid and cooperative methods. The contest drew strong liberal support among a rising generation, while half the island feared socialism. He notes opposition from church and clergy and recalls dramatic efforts by supporters to secure victory.
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Greetacastle
Isle of Man
London Mail
Bays
Italy
Ireland
Karl Marx
Mazzin
Tolster
Ruskin
Ramsey
Greeba
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