Save the Old Models and Preserve Historic Inventor Claims
The reorganizing commission of the patent office is criticized for selling 167,000 old models mainly expired patents. The issue emphasizes preserving models of value for study and historic interest, not just space economy. The International Maritime Conference in London will form a permanent prize court and naval reforms with U S Rear Admiral Stockton and Prof George G Wilson as key figures.
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Dosston Herald
Washington
London
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Gaia
Troy
N. Y
Charles H. Stockton
George G. Wilson
Brown University
Conference de Lkely
Saving the Game and Protetion Legislation
The article discusses sentiment regulation and new scientific laws for protecting remaining game. It notes gun improvements expanding access to hunters, difficulties in proving violations, and calls for education. John L. Sullivan urges temperance amid anniversary reflections.
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New Orléans
Public building bids opened for Trinidad Colorado project
Treasury Department bid openings list bidders Deeter & Wegel Wichita Konge W O Morrison Denver Ladd Sanger Construction Denver George Hinchitts Chicago with prices 65163 64952 70800 74000 Roosevelt says timber famine threat to farms and industry in Minneapolis Dec 28 society bow for Milas Ethel Roosevelt in White House Roosevelt hosts labor leaders at a White House banquet Justice Moody Strauss and Garfield discuss the national president's plans
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Minneapolis
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Wyoming news briefs outline state appointments and projects
Judge J A Riner names Thomas Sneddon Tal iaferro as U S commissioner at Rock Springs. F B Miller resigns Sheridan division superintendent post. E Young succeeds him. Alford Bros. & Lamb move drilling outfit to new Greybull site as they sink a second well. A drive for a northern county division begins with petitions to the legislature. Mrs. Sarah F E Mitchell of Sundance is granted a $15 monthly pension plus back pay. Basin heating plant boiler explosion damages the Big Horn county bank building. Basin votes Dec 8 on $20,000 waterworks and sewer bond issue. Wyoming University records 24 degrees below zero the coldest November night. Wool Growers prepare to store 25,000,000 pounds of wool in Chicago co‑op warehouse. Cheyenne council thanks Senator Warren for water works funds. Thermopolis electric railway extension sought. coroner’s jury blames UP wreck on brake defect. Independent telephone proposal eyed for several towns. Wool associations plan to lobby Washington for higher tariffs. Shoshone Irrigation project 41 percent complete. October progress noted. Water delivery ends Nov 10. 17 water right filings. Rawlins public works bid openings. Sheep disease outbreaks reported in Vox County with state veterinarians assigned.
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Vox County
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Lords hear Lord Roberts warn of invasion risk to Britain
In a Lords speech Field Marshal Lord Roberts warned Britain could be forced to submit to humiliating terms without a strong army. He said Germany could land 200,000 troops from northern ports and that German transport, rail, and ship lines support rapid, secret troop movements. He cited 80,000 Germans in Britain ready to assist a landing.
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Great Britain
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England
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Deadly Tornado Strikes Northwestern Arkansas Towns
A tornado swept the northwestern Arkansas region late Monday, killing more than thirty people and injuring many. It wrecked London Wallerville Jethro Lodi Lewieville Paterson Berryville and damaged Mulberry and surrounding areas with widespread timber and crop destruction.
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Two Arkansas Tornadoes Sweep West Arkansas
Two tornadoes hit west Arkansas on Monday afternoon, one northbound and one southbound. Communications were destroyed and reports are incomplete. Property losses run into hundreds of thousands of dollars across LaFayette, Columbia, Miller, Pike, Howard, Hempstead, Montgomery, Yell, Pope, Johnson, Franklin and Carroll counties.
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Chinese Envoy Arrives in San Francisco with Royal Escort
Tang Bhao Yi a principal Chinese official arrived in San Francisco aboard the Mongolia to convey China’s thanks for a debt remittance of nearly 14 million dollars. He came with Prince Tsai Fu and a large royal retinue. A 21 year old youth, cousin to the late Emperor, accompanied Prince Tsai Fu.
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Carnegie on the Tariff in Century Magazine
Andrew Carnegie argues that infant industries no longer need protection and that duties on luxury items should remain while tariffs on manufactured goods be greatly reduced or abolished when no longer needed. The article outlines a shift from broad protection to targeted duties as industries mature.
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New York
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Possible Nobel Prize Winners Named In Early Report
An early, unofficial notice lists probable laureates in chemistry to be Ernest Rutherford of Manchester, England. literature to Algernon Charles Edward, physics to Max Planck of Berlin. medicine to Dr. Skecieas, with formal awards pending.
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Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted by Norristown Woman
Lena V. Henry of Norristown writes that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound saved her from surgery for female trouble. She says she improved after the first bottle and is now cured, urging other women with displacements inflammation or other symptoms to try the remedy. The ad touts Pinkham’s formula from roots and herbs and invites readers to write for advice and free addresses.
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Not Always What They Learn On A Train
Prof and Mrs Hadley rode toward New York where Yale's president would address a national convention. The professor spent the trip rehearsing his speech in several voices, using hand gestures to emphasize points. A matron behind them tapped Mrs Hadley, offering sympathetic humor about a similar husband at home.
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Three Schoolboys Shine With One Question Answered
A proud boy recalls only three pupils could answer a teacher's question. The mother boasted her son was among them along with Sam Harris and Harry Stone. The question: Who broke the glass in the back window.
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Mean Joke Names Baby Tetanus
A caller objects to a proposed baby name as Mrs. Lapsling explains her husband suggests the name Tetanus. She notes the term means lockjaw and worries about the mortifying effect on the child, while the husband claims it means allont, quiet, and reserved.
They Don’t Speak Now in a Country Conversation
A girl in a white sweater asks the man in a green hat about long rambles in the country. He replies that nature smiles when he goes out there, and others remark on why she does not laugh outright at his boastful charm.
New Life Found In Change to Right Food
A mother shares how her family found relief from sour stomachs by switching to Grape-Nuts after months of digestive trouble. A stomach specialist advised the change, noting they had eaten too much heavy food. Within weeks, improvements allowed normal daily activities.
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