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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1905
Page
2
The author tours Sault Sainte Marie and surrounding Ontario industries showing massive American investment across pulp mills, steel rails, iron and nickel mines, and related plants. He notes tariff protection, land bonuses, and transit/rail projects fueling a Canadian industrial boom led by U S companies.
The piece portrays vast electrical power development on the Canadian side of St Marys River. It compares the surge to 60,000 horses and explains water flow of 50,000 gallons per second powering pulp mills, steel works, and town lights. It notes turbine electricity transmission and castlelike factory buildings amid canal work and a history tied to Clergue and New England capital.
A report traces the rise of Clergue and American investors in Sudbury, detailing debt assumption, water power rights, a railroad, a pulp mill, and a vast $100 million capitalization. It notes initial failures in electroelectric smelting, staffing changes, and control shifting to external financiers with Sawyer as real manager, while asserting ongoing, potentially valuable operations.
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press notes a person admiring a new automobile. The speaker comments on the machine and asks about its strongest feature, mentioning the odometer as a point of curiosity.
A collection of quips about Bill’s misfortune and romance in brief exchanges. A London sketch line mocks a slow man who is run over as a joke. In Philadelphia, a witty exchange notes a woman’s satisfaction with her chosen man and a rival’s choice.
London reporting a social scandal at Grosvenor Square where a young woman allegedly cheated at bridge against the king and Consuelo, Duchess of Manchester. The king exposed the faults, urged the woman to quit playing, and ordered she be never invited to meet him again. Marquis de Sovere l was present with the duchess.
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