New Method Claims Harsh Harden Steel In Quicksilver Bath
W H Frith travels to the United States to win support for the Holzer Frith process of simultaneous hardening and annealing in a quicksilver bath. He argues current methods will be obsolete and claims armor plate ship hulls and exposed metal can gain greater strength and rust resistance though cost may not be prohibitive.
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W. H. Frith
United States
Holzer-Frith
Frith
Pritieh
King Edward Adopts White Paint for Royal Yacht Queen's Colleague Plans
King Edward signals a color change for the royal yacht Victoria and Albert painting her white to resemble Kaiser's vessel. The monarchs will visit Portsmouth and Cowes for regatta week, then sail to Ireland Scotland and later Copenhagen. The ship is at Portsmouth dockyard for overhaul with telescopic masts to pass Kiel canal.
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King Edward
Mediterranean
Portsmouth Harbor
Cowes
Ireland
Scotland
Victoria and Albert
Aberdeen
Copenhagen
Portsmouth
Kiel Canal
American women cited as force in shaping U S policy
Hungarian historian Dr Emil Reich sparks controversy with remarks distinguishing the American commonwealth. He argues American institutions face raids by the American woman, while suggesting women may drive humanity. Helen M Gould funds Irvington clubhouse to keep youths from saloons with a $30000 facility featuring a library and monthly artist benefits.
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Emil Reich
America
American Commonwealth
Europe
East
Helen M. Gould
Irvington-on the-Hudson
Muir claims substitute for rubber hides for tires
John Muir of Beith Scotland says he invented a tanning process making hog hides a perfect substitute for rubber in vehicle cushion tires. He reports selling American manufacturing rights to a syndicate and plans a demonstration plant and later a factory. Rights have been sold in Germany Austria Hungary and others while he expects rapid recognition of the cheaper stronger material.
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John Muir
John Muir & Sona
Beith
Scotland
Muir
New York
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Switzerland
The Masterpiece’s Quiet Fate
A man once wrote a simple rhyme that spread and republication made him famous yet he scorned the verses that birthed him. Years later he died forgotten, while the plain poem he rejected survived as a sublime work that outlived his fame.
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E. Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
Southern railway to sell round trip tickets to Knoxville
The Southern railway will sell round trip tickets to Knoxville Tennessee on June 21 22 28 28 29 July 5 6 18 20 1908 limited fifteen days from date of sale at rate one first class fare plus 25 cents. Extension final limit may be obtained to September 30 1908 by depositing
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Southern Railway
Knoxville
Tenn
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