Great Frog Preserve Project Aims to Breed Wisconsin Frogs
Milwaukee businessman Thounnand Acre Farm owner Thounnand Neuenfeldt leases land near Oshkosh to transform old trout ponds into a large frog and toad breeding complex. He plans to raise 100000 dozen frogs this season, expand to horned toads, turtles, crawfish and edible snails, and build an artificial pond and marsh to ensure constant water and temperature for spawn and fry.
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Jobo Buerger
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Lomia
Wis
Ro Neuenfeldt
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Neuenfeldt
Wisconsin
Mr Neuenfelii
Lake
Butte Des Morts
Mr. Neuenfeldt
Frogs to be Raised at Oshkosh Center by Nevenfeldt
The Oshkosh site belonging to Mr Nevenfeldt will serve as the main point for raising frogs. Lakes on Mr Buerger's farm will act as settling and stamping grounds. The location is well suited, being on a direct line of the Wisconsin Central to Chicago, with excellent shipping facilities.
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Nevenfeldt
Oshkosh
Buerger
Chicago
Roosevelt in a Deluge Tramps With Lodge
President Roosevelt walked three hours in a heavy rainstorm without an umbrella. He and Senator Lodge strolled through mud and water on the city outskirts until seven, returning soaked yet cheerful. He joked about hunting in the snow near Yellowstone Park in April.
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Roosevelt
Inston
New York
Ife
Senator Lodge
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Lodge
Yellowstone Park
New Decapod Locomotive Promises Rapid Suburban Transit
A London report to the New York World describes a new ten wheeled decapod locomotive on the Great Eastern rail line in England. It reaches 30 mph within 30 seconds and gains speed by one mph each second of running. Weighing ninety tons, it can haul 1200 passengers and aims to speed up suburban journeys with quicker starts and stops.
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Great Eastern Railroad
England
London
New York World
France Medical Institute Co
Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Union Station
State House
Fantiute
United States
Canada
Mexico
Tay
Paty
Fiat National Bank
Gov Bank
P. O
China
Parisi
Hyomei Catarrh Remedy Promoted With Money Back Offer
An advertisement extols Hyomei as a cure for catarrh, claiming four daily inhalations cure even severe cases. It outlines the $5 outfit, includes an inhaler and bottle, and cites testimonials from J S Nugent and Coshocton residents, offering a money back guarantee if not effective.
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R. T. Booth
American Life Insurance Company
J.S. Nugent
New York City
Hyome
Coshocton
C. E. Anderson
United States Backed Experiment Pamphlet Series
The United States supports the experiment by supplying aluminium bands for the project and promoting the pamphlet series. It frames the program as a patriotic initiative and highlights material assistance and institutional backing.
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United States
President's new flag prescribed by War Department
Washington dispatch reports the secretary of war has authorized a bright new headquarters flag for the president to fly aboard naval vessels. The scarlet silk ensign features a central U S coat of arms, a globe and eagle, surrounded by white stars for states, with silver and gold trimmed edges and tassels.
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Secretary of War
United States
Washington
New York Tribune
Atte Department
Smithsonian plans to study night herons with bands
Smithsonian researcher Tul Bartsch and assistants banded 800 young night herons along the Potomac to track their life. The aim is to learn how long the birds live their wandering patterns and winter destinations within five years.
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Smithsonian Institution
Reht Lee
Tul Bartsch
Smithsonian
Washington
Villadelpha Dyess
Bartseh
Mseyet
Columbia
Potomac
Burteeh
Patti S Peculiarities: Patti Crying Rules Tour Plans
Marcus Mayer, former manager, tells New York Evening Journal that Mme Patti cannot cry or sing when voice is off. He recalls one episode during his last tour when tears stopped her from singing. She travels with a companion of thirty years, sings only twice weekly, and keeps two small dogs on trips.
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Marcus Mayer
Mme. Patti
United States
New York Evening Journal
Mme. Vatti
Vatti
New Way to Fish to 2 Duel on Manchurian Rail
A Russian paper reports two officers settled a dispute by drawing lots to decide who would travel from Zizilar to Chatlin and back on the Manchurian railway. If the traveler returned alive, honor would be satisfied.
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Manehora
Ltussian
Zizilar
Chatlin
Hero of Omdurman General Macdonald in the Sudan
A vivid, if imperfect, portrait of Sir Hector Macdonald. Recalling his South African and Sudan campaigns, the piece highlights his calm leadership at Omdurman and the respect he earned from soldiers and observers alike, detailing his cool front and decisive commands under fire.
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Lector Macdonald
Paardeberg
Hector Macdonald
Tle
India
South Africa
Highland Brigade
Wichope
Magersfontein
Macdonald
Omidurmin
Sudan
Mateherers
Omdurman
George W. Stevens
Macdonald Bey
Bowie
Ing
Whitish Brown Cloud and the Fire Line Triumph
A vivid warlike scene describes Macdonald gripping his jaw as flame erupts, the whitish brown cloud quivering and holding, while he commands action at the firing line. He stays vigilant behind the line at ceasefire and moves instantly to the front, guiding others toward a promised triumph.
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Macdonald
Marconi Demonstrates Wireless Bell Feat in Student Room
Rome correspondent recounts Gugliemo Marconi at Leghorn as a student in lodgings. He proves a bell can ring without wires by placing a bell on a broomstick and letting the other bell sit on a surface, triggering ringing from a distance. Two gymnasium teachers fail to find any wires and depart perplexed by Marconi's apparent magic.
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Guguiielmo Marconi
Leghorn
Rome
London Advertiser
Alarconi
Marconi
Tie
Easter Automobile Blessings And Modern Gifts
The New York Commercial Advertiser notes Easter items blend religious and festive themes with automobiles as carriers of joy. Chas McGiffin of Plainfield visits town, while Henry Bries returns from Dresden to relatives. The piece mixes seasonal imagery with brief local notices.
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New York
Colonist Tickets to West and Northwest at Low Fares
From February 15 to April 30 inclusive one way second class colonist tickets to California North Pacific Coast points Montana and Ihade will be sold at low fares via Pennsylvania lines. St Petersburg March 28 a great strike riot at Slatomisk in the Ural mountains mining center and iron works killed twenty eight and wounded fifty.
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California
North Pacific Coast
Montana
Ihade
Pennsylvania Lines
St. Petersburg
Slatomisk
Ural Mountains
Dedicatory ceremonies tickets to St Louis by W L E
Describes round trip fares to St Louis for dedicatory ceremonies of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Tickets on sale April 29 and May 1 with return must by May 4. W J Davies agent. Also notes low Westbound rates via W L E railroad from Feb 15 to Apr 30 1902 with stopovers. Nettie Cooper visits Keene relative to North Second Street residence.
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St. Louis
W. J Davies
W. & L. Em Railroad
W J Daves
Nettie Cooper
Keene
Id. Cooper
North Second Street
Mine workers demand full award from strike commission
Hazelton Pa March 1 The executive board of United Mine Workers district informs independent operators the M ine 153 will press for strict execution of the strike commission award. Found Thirty Dollars. Miss Lulu Stafford while walking to school found a pocketbook worth 230 dollars with papers and returned it to owner Miss Sue Welia.
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Age
Hazelton
United Mine Workers of
Lulu Stafford
Miss Stafford
Miss Sue Welia
Wireless Telegraphy Tested in Chicago Test
The first practical test of the new wireless telegraph plant was conducted today. Messages were transmitted over several miles between the Armour packing house Union Stock Yards and the general offices in the business district.
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Chicago
Armour Packing House
Union Stock Yards
Paralysis Strikes Former City Resident Michael Gillhooley
Michael Gillhooley, a former local resident now living in Ronceverte West Virginia, suffered a stroke last Saturday and is in critical condition. He is general superintendent of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and son in law of Mrs James Carton of this city, where his family lived for many years.
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Michael Gillhooley
Roncevert
W. Va
Gilhooley
Chespeake and Ohio Railroad
James Carton
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Ray
Henry Bries
Dresden
Latiene
Tim
Oxford
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Wad
Consettne
France Medical Institute
PLGU
France
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