Great Discovery Claims Photography Without Light or Lens
A New York Tribune report discusses Professor Sanford at Stanford proving photographs can be made using electricity without light, via a coin image formed through electrical oscillations. The described method uses a parabolic mirror, a sensitive gelatin film, and a coin as the object, suggesting practical uses may emerge beyond theory.
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Hertz
Fernando
San Francisco
Lelant Stanford, Jr
Ural Institution
Canfor
Sanford
Sunfeed
Berts
Taut Tovae Physignst
Hette
New York
Robbery Case in Viegiaia Town Ends in Twist
In Viegiaia a robbery prompted suspicion of a Black servant who stood before the local justice. He offered no defense as evidence mounted until the real culprit confessed, revealing the accused did not commit the crime.
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Negre
Legre
Viegiaia
Justice Questions a Faithful Servant Exchange
A fragment shows a judge questioning a servant as the man in question asserts his honesty and denies being the culprit. The dialogue hints at legal scrutiny and social dynamics between master, servant, and authority.
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George
Nine Points of the Law and a Poet’s Frustration
A New York Evening World feature lists “Nine Points of the Law” with a chorus of conditions for success, then shifts to a /Detrum Free Press/ lament about poetry. The piece includes a request for a poem and a wry note on the difficulty of composing one.
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New York Evening World
Public concerts linked to John Dauster and Banister’s legacy
The article traces 17th century English music culture with John Dauster’s influence on public concerts and Banister’s orchestral activities. It notes Pepys diary references to court music and a French influence, Banister at the Musick School, and the Parley of Instruments begun at Lincoln’s Inn Fields with modest admission.
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John Dauster
Stu
Sarus Leuier
Caares Do
Pepys
Ois Dairy
France
Wil
Banister
London
Jolu Vanister
Musick School
Georse
Fry- CT
Tus Academy
Little
Lincoln’s Sun Fields
John Canister
Bouncer
Juurual
Observation training prize tale from Linderzarten school
A teacher in up town Linderzarten introduces a three minute call exercise to sharpen children’s observation. Pupils describe the caller after departure and prize rewards go to those noting details such as buttons scars beard hair and uniform. A girl wins by noting an expression on the caller’s face.
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Linderzarten
Hius
Ony
Philadel
Grip and Campheorated Cure For Influenza Symptoms
The article describes using grip and campheorated oil to relieve influenza cold symptoms and lingering pains after the attack. It advises rubbing the forehead and muscles, plus a mixture of rum water and spirits of ammonia to treat exhaustion and overwork, particularly on legs, feet, and arms.
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New York Times
Coal Wagon To London Delivers Gift To Prince Of Wales
In January 1599 thirteen men hauled a wagon of a ton of coal from Loughborough to London as a gift for the Prince of Wales. The cellar clerk paid four guineas. the prince sent twenty guineas and a pot of beer per man. They completed the journey in one day, drawing the coal without rest.
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Wen
Loughborough
Leicestershire
London
Prince of Wales
The End of the Ticket Speculator Era in New York
A veteran theaterman recalls the heyday of ticket speculation in New York. Jimmy Hyde, then with the Casino, staged a daring bet to pass in ten strangers without tickets by using a violin case. Doormen caught on, but Hyde secured the winnings, illustrating the decline of speculation and its fading profits.
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All Times
Oader
Jimmy Hyde
Jimmy
Max Hirsch
Metropolitan Opera House
Hyde
Hirsch
Tydo
Dyde
Syd
Byde
Thirty-ninth Street
Wal
Aaid Hyde
Gayno
Luagater
Tie Man Po
Hirsel
Mlirsch
New York
Green goods and counterfeit money cases raise probes in Missouri
Post office inspectors in St. Louis pursue prosecutions against writers of counterfeit green goods letters as four deaths tied to green goods rackets surface in southern Missouri. The Glace-Conocean semi weekly notes its pages and political stance while reporting Albany saloon closing laws and a late night violator excuse.
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Cen. Pas
Post Office Department
Missouri
Johnson
St. Louis
Post
United States
Missouri Green Foodsmen
New German ore processing method touted for wide use
A new mining and ore processing method demonstrated in Germany is being introduced with unprecedented success. It promises to discard slow, comberson methods and cut costs in treating lead zinc silver nickel cobalt and copper ores. The Martefeld Furnace and Refining Co. in Newport Kentucky is advertising refinement of these processes at home.
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Germany
United States
Martefeld Furnace and Refining Co
Newport
Dr Kings New Discovery Praised By New York Family
D W Fuller of Comajoharic N Y says he always keeps Dr King s New Discovery at home and his family has always found the very best results. G A Dykeman Druggist Catskill N Y calls it indeourdently the best cough remedy and states it has never failed to do all claimed. Trial bottles free Moore & Co s
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D. W. Fuller
Comajoharic
N. Y
Dr. King
G A. Dykeman
Catskill
N.Y
Moore & Co
Dr Kings New Discovery Trial Offer At Moore & Co
Advertises Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a refund if not satisfied. The offer promises trial bottles free at Moore and Co Drug Store with large size priced at 1.00 and advertised relief for lung throat and chest troubles.
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Dr. Kings
Dr. King
Moore & Co's
Fragmentary Local Authority Almanac
An enduring reference compiles a race of figures and facts, delivering convenient service and authority over its contents. It emphasizes comprehensive coverage and practical utility for readers seeking reliable data and guidance.
Irvine's Stock Fresh Fruit and Goods Arrivals
Fresh arrivals include amoked Silmon Finnan teddies Boaters bulk pick les and chuice apples by the box at Irvine's.
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Irvine's
Patent services offered by The Press Clays Company
The article promotes The Press Clays Company led by John Wedderburn and Gene Sak Mantyger offering patent preparation and prosecution services. It claims strong demand for inventions, warns against inexperienced attorneys, and invites inquiries for patents trademarks and related matters.</s>
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Runbkind
Eveh
Delag
Delea
Weite
Wedderburn
F Street
P.O
Washington
D.C
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