Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim's Sixth Sense for Ships
Inventor Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim proposes a maritime "sixth sense" that uses high energy acoustic waves to detect nearby objects. A bat inspired system would emit atmospheric vibrations, record echoes, and measure distance and size of obstacles such as icebergs, with separate transmit, receive, and recording devices on the ship.
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Hiram
London
Leo Resner Ares
War Medals Unclaimed High Light at Woolwich and Parthenon Collapse Hints
A Westminster Gazette summary notes about 60,000 Boer War medals unclaimed at Woolwich plus 4,000 Zulu War medals awaiting owners with a government tracing effort. It recalls historic medals from Crimea to the Afghan conflict and cites a Leicester veteran's postwar award after thirty years. It also warns the Parthenon may collapse unless Greek foundations are reinforced amid funding shortages.
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Woolwich
James Crystal
Afghanistan
Waterloo
England
Iss
Bia Vic
Revue Des Beaux Arts
Acropolis
Greece
Athens
Westminster Gazette
Panama Canal to Run Largely by Electric Power
The Panama Canal will be operated almost entirely by electricity. About seven percent of the minimum water supply will be diverted for hydro electric development beyond lockages evaporation and leakage. A 6000 kilowatt station near the Gatun spillway north wall will supply power while the yearly hydraulic head averages about 75 feet.
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Panama Canal
Gatun Spillway
Ned and Dan Kelly quip as bushland legends teased
A cheeky exchange shows Ned Kelly forgetting lines and Dan Kelly replying with comic gusto. The Sydney Bulletin captures the offbeat moment, hinting at the Kellys’ outlaw lore and defiant humor.
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Ned Kelly
Jove
Dan Kelly
Sydney Bulletin
No Chance, Officer A Friendly Domestic Dispute
A brief, fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs. Rooney insisting there is no trouble while claiming her husband tried to provoke a fight but failed. The exchange hints at a domestic issue rather than a police incident.
Paxton Antiseptic Remedy Marketed At 25 Cents
An antiseptic remedy for catarrh is sold as hot douches by The Paxton Toilet Co Boston Mass for 25 cents a box or by postpaid. The ad notes its effectiveness and promotes purchase through druggists or direct mail. The second sentence hints that many reputations have suffered in politics.
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Liggett G
Myers
Rineatt Algers Tobacco Co
Durham
N. C
Ustra
Paxton Toilet, Co
Boston
Mass
Work the great physician heals wounds of man
A fragment quotes Marjorie Benton Cooke praising doctors as healers. The excerpt includes a jumbled ad like line about Mrs Winstow's Soothing Syrup for Children claiming gums soothing and pain relief. A stray hymn to work, milk spills, and a house on the lot appears.
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Marjorie Benton Cooke
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