Floods Cause Widespread Crop and Rail Losses
The report notes about two hundred farms affected by flooding with crop losses deemed conservative. Railroads serving Kansas City suffer extensive damage including washouts and destroyed bridges. Freight value lost to the river and flood is estimated at two to three million dollars, with individual hardship rising as late-season efforts fail.
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Kansas City
Trolley Run From Philadelphia to New York Feasible at $1.50
The Philadelphia Record notes inquiries from trolley riders about electric service Philadelphia to New York. Journey duration is 13 hours with a $1.50 fare each way. The route spans 13 car changes from Fifth Street via Frankford to Torresdale Croyden Griston and multiple intercity segments ending at Jersey City.
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Bright boys sought by merchants and a moving mansion
An editorial note urges boys to present themselves with clean collars and honest appearance while merchants seek reliable youth. The half million dollar John M Longyear mansion is being dismantled in Marquette and rebuilt in Brookline Massachusetts. Sixteen carloads have arrived and the project will take about two years with careful labeling of every piece. A Chinese fish farming trick uses a hollowed egg to hatch fish eggs and release young fish quickly.
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The Boy Who Shirks and The Path to Fame
An aged editorial extols diligence and duty, citing Andrew Jackson and Andrew Conta as examples of self made rise from poverty to national prominence. It asserts the reward of steady work, restraint, and business virtue leads to public influence, wealth, and lasting fame.
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Pain's Pompeii fireworks to open at Manhattan Beach
Pain's annual show at Manhattan Beach New York will stage Last Days of Pompeii on a larger scale beginning June 21 to mark the 25th anniversary of the display. Over 500 people will be employed in the performance with elaborate scenes of Roman carnival life and Vesuvius eruptions plus fireworks and reworks each night except Sundays.
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Manhattan Beach
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