Edison Lighting Sparks Modern Power Grasp in New York
In early New York the first electrical system spurred the idea of electric lighting. Edison’s shares rose as a new enterprise required extensive cable work and costly poles, drawing public debate on street aesthetics.
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New York
Alee
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Past Ural Mountains Sire Archaeological Expedition Planned
An expedition by the Russian Academy of Sciences will search the Ural mountains region for traces of prehistoric migrations between Russia and Siberia. The area has Bronze Age mining evidence and Stone Age relics, making it a likely source of valuable prehistoric artifacts.
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Ural Mountains
Russia
Siberia
Russian Academy of Sciences
Courtship of Spiders and Recognition in Mating
The text explains how male spiders search for females and how females identify mates by sight or scent or touch. It notes that after recognition the female often restrains her aggression. It then mentions that recent authors doubt sexual selection as the cause of courtship ornamentation.
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Bernard Shaw
Strong Cities of Philistia No More
A reflective survey traces the Philistines from ancient power to disappearance. Gaza Ashdod Ashkelon Gath and Ekron are named as their five great cities while noting historical sieges and ties to biblical and classical eras. The article laments the loss of their monuments and recalls enduring echoes in Ashdod Azotus and local memory.
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Samuel
Saul
David
Philistia
William Tell
Hapsburgs
Wallace
Edward
Crete
Gaza
Ashdod
Ashkelon
Gath
Ekron
Gasza
Palestine
Napoleon Bonaparte
Bere
Samson
Dagon’s
Amos
Zephaniah
Herodotus
Psammetichus
Azotus
Philip the Evangelist
End Count von Hoogstraeten Denies Mercenary Tale
von Hoogstraeten, who filed first papers toward naturalization, told a New York reporter he is not mercenary as some claim. He recalled a roadhouse tale of a rich old gentleman wooing a nude dancer and quipped that a man’s age is only as old as he feels.
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Count von Hoogstraeten
New- York
Grandpop
Future Executives Rise From White Collar Ranks
Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors argues in Liberty that most executives come from white collar workers. He says aspiring executives should start as shop clerks or shop workers and learn from the factory floor, not the bench.
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Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Liberty
Mr. Sloan
Five Eclipses and Comets Promised in 1927
Popular Mechanics outlines five eclipses and several returning periodic comets for 1927. The June 29 eclipse will be visible in England at dawn, the first there in two centuries. A June 165 moon eclipse occurs at 8 13 a m EST across the United States, the moon fully in earth shadow. The December moon eclipse will not be seen in the U S.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
England
United States
Mortgagee Sale of Bristol Property scheduled for public auction
Public sale of a Bristol parcel described as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fox Hill property linked to Eugene LeClair and Manuel De Costa Mendes. Auction set by mortgagee’s attorney William C. H. Brand with bids allowed and postponements noted. December 8 1927 notice dates, with dates for publication listed.
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Louisa
Costa Mendes
Band
Manuel de Costa Mendes
Bristol
Poantedt
Bundt
Charles Street
Mark A. DeWolf
Eugene LeClair
McCarty Avenue
Fox Hill Avenue
Fox
Peter Merpan
William C. H. Brand
Mor
Weybosset St
Providence
R. L
Probate Court Petition for Guardianship and Sale of Minors Property
In Bristol Rhode Island 1937 guardians John H Newman and H Newman Jr of Attleboro Massachusetts seek authority to sell their wards real estate in Bristol to satisfy the minors debts and fund better investments. The court schedules hearing for December 19 1927 with notice to be published in the Bristol Phoenix for fourteen days.
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Bristol
Dorothy F. Newman
John H. Newman, Jr
John H. Newman
Attleboro
Massachusetts
Mass
R. I
Rhode Island
William Henry Church
Metacom Avenue
R. L. May
W. W. Perry
C. B
Bates
Sherman Avenue
Ward
Jonn
Clerk
Probate Court Publishes Guardian’s Account for Weetcott Chesebrough
In Bristol on November 28 1927 Guardian George Edward Leighton for Merres Westcote Chesebrough presents his final account of ward estates. The court orders publication of the notice once a week for four weeks beginning in December and sets a hearing date at 10 o’clock in the Court Room.
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Bristol En Piata
John W. Church
Tol
Pauline
Ristol
Prengte Court
Bristol
HN W. Church
Cherk
Reuben A
Mealy
Susan M. Sheple
Reuben A. Healy
Court Room
Probate Court notices from Bristol estate proceedings 1927
Probate Court of the Town of Bristol publishes notices on final accounts and hearings for the estates of Daniel L Salisbury Pauline Opits Reuben A Mealy and others. Administrators and guardians report accounts and creditors are advised to file claims by law with Clerk John W Church.
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Daniel L. Salisbury
Susan M. Sheple
Bristol
R. L
John W. Church
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