The Solar City Of The Future By Edison Visionary
Harold Chapman in the New York Tribune outlines a future electrified city in which solar generators and wireless power supply electric trains, ships, and homes. The piece imagines underground cities, automatic gadgets, and widespread convenience powered by sun and radio waves, with a transformed economy and daily life.
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Mediterranean
Washington
New York
Harrold Chapman
The
New York Tribune
The Sun Electric City and the Future Home
A speculative essay envisions solar powered electricity transforming daily life. It imagines rooftop generators storing energy for meals and heating, powering light, sewing, ironing, and even agriculture. The piece extols electricity as effortless, costless, and ubiquitous, predicting a bright future urban landscape.
Obituary of Mr White Nose in 1909 death notice
Obituary notes the death of Mr White Nose on the night of December 22, 1909. The piece describes him as a nine day old and not common, noting a well built matl medium size frame and fine qualities.
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White Nose
Dicken
Illumination advances and wireless signals shaping transport era
The article traces the dawn of electric light transforming lighting, contrasts with flames, and forecasts a future of no darkness. It previews a wireless engineer device to warn of approaching locomotives, mentions increased naval wireless effort, and hints at evolving signaling technologies. It weaves in local anecdotes about figures named Alex Jim Burns and a dog tax plan, ending with a fragmented memory of Vineland and a dog life figure known as Mr Eye.
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Jim Burns
Jim
Alex
White Nose
Vineland
Indian Ridge
Dog J
Biodie
Mr. the Eye
White Nose the Dog and a Reflective Tale of Merit
The narrative recalls White Nose the dog who worshiped at Sulphur Spring camp and earned praise for courage and bark. He could outrun a rabbit in size yet failed to catch one, while his barking scared rabbits into stillness. A social companion named Mr Black Nose shared Kentucky speed. both symbolize loyalty and resilience as age ends.
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Bol
White Nose
Link
Orth
Hieir
Mr. White Nose
Mr. Black Nose
Prospect for Tennessee Republicans in State Affairs
Washington based AP report says Internal Revenue Collector Rob L S Sharp will be named as assistant postmaster of the United States after the holidays, succeeding Mc Grinfield who has been postmaster at the unit ed states office.
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Washington
Associated Press
Rob LS. Sharp
United States
Mc Grinfield
East Tennessee
Sharp
Shiatp
Tat
Drudge Uoehran
Kentucky
P. Bunford
Tennessee
Thorace Hh. Lidton
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
Rufus W. Peekhuis
New York
United States Supreme Bench
Shurh
H. Clay Ryans
Matty Brandest
H Jol
Sanford
Lirton
Hob Sharp
Chattanooga
Republican Party
Alonzo G. Sharp
East Beggar and Faithful Dog at Unmarked Grave
A fragmentary local note speaks of a beggar followed by his dog to an unmarked grave on Indian Ridge near the C and O tunnel. The piece contemplates a hopeful future for the faithful pair and asks when the resurrection will bring peace to their memories.
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White
Indian Ridge
Blait and Herald and ‘Tribune
Soldiers' Home Notes Report Deplorable Conditions
Dayton Home members describe squalid barracks with cold water shortages and inferior bedding compared with other homes. Dining girls earn 18 dollars monthly at Milwaukee Danville and Dayton Homes. other homes employ men as waiters. Christmas show included moving pictures and an airship Santa Claus. Governor Cook delayed a member's marriage citing sanity and pension facts.
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Milwaukee
Danville
Coney Island
Arthur Burn
Santa Claus
Maud
Gov. Cook
Leavenworth National Home
Kansas
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Public Service Commission
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Manhattan
Opera
Evans-Hill CO
Thomas A. Bedman
Williams
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D. Cox
Johnson City
Tavs L. Bannesy
Ava B. Crouch
Nationa
J. E. Crocuh
Waterman's Ideal
Main Street
Johnson City, Tenn
United States Navy Department
United P. M
Grey-Sprowl Drug Co
Jack Frost
Mason City Steam
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