Inventor claims turbine motor could power ships to fifty knots
Brooklyn civil engineer and inventor Wilum Werner says his new turbine motor can drive vessels at up to fifty knots. He has a working model that reportedly powers a small boat at high speed and claims steamship propellers could be halved in size with greater propulsion. Werner has not patented yet due to a foreign government contract.
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Eavemier Faye
Bis
Atlante
Wilum Werner
Kaiser Wiltelm der Grosse
Werner
Brooklyn
New York Herald
Weary man seeks cure for chronic fatigue and pain
A distressed individual reports constant weariness and backache with headaches and nervous restlessness. They note kidney issues and seek relief from ongoing physical exhaustion and discomfort.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Sidney Resident
Mrs. Griffis of 208 Westavenue Sidney Ohio says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain headaches and kidney distress after six months use. She and her husband, who owns a grain elevator, endorse the remedy and say it is sold by all druggists at 50 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Griffis
Westavenue
Sidney
Ike Doan
C. J. Briggs
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Insurrection Ended in Colombia Asserted by Legation
Washington dispatch notes little importance at the Colombian legation on General Vergas Santos’s refusal to attend a conference aboard the Wisconsin. They claim the insurrection is at an end and the government is now master of the situation.
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Washington
Vergas Santos
United States
Wisconsin
Quarantine at Farmers' Exchange Hotel Toledo
Crips items of information report 16 guests quarantined at the Farmers' Exchange hotel in Toledo over a smallpox case. Other brief items note a Hammond Packing Co strike in Chicago and accidental shootings in Ottumwa Iowa and a trolley collision fatality in Columbus Ohio.
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Farmers’ Exchange Hotel
Toledo
Hammond Packing Company
Chicago
Ottumwa
Frank Perkins
Asa Noe
J. Fothergill
Perkins
Columbus
James Stetham
West Broad Street
Carl Bowman
Allmech
Steppenville
Mingo Mill
Plain Truth About the Tariff Editorial Urges GOP Renewal
An Iron and Steel Bulletin editorial insists Republicans must defend protection and the Dingley tariff against calls for revision and reciprocity. It denounces inconsistent protectionists and urges Dems to take the tariff debate, warning that GOP voters doubt protection and must rally to preserve the policy ahead of the 1904 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron and Steel Bulletin
Congress
Repub
Republican Party
Veth
Bulletin
Massachusetts
Hinach
Noyeta
Baer Defends Wages as Miners Press 20 Percent Demand
Washington report on George F. Baer reply to John Mitchell statement. Baer argues wage increase is arbitrary and that earnings are adequate. He accuses the United Mine Workers of pressuring for union dominance and asserts company will hire as it sees fit, rejecting union control.
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Washington
George F. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company
Arbitration Commission
John Mitchell
Carroll D. Wright
Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Union
United
United Mine Workers
Cvei
Daer
Mine Works Organization
Maine
United Mine Workers of America
Tombs Marked In Robberies Led To Bodies Sold To Colleges
Indianapolis detectives and officials surveyed Marion county cemeteries to verify grave robberies. At least 30 graves opened across five cemeteries with bodies taken from Lick Creek and Beech Grove, and at least eight victims named including Meredith MacMullin and Mrs Penny Whitefield. Some remains disposed of to medical colleges.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Asch and Manning
Lew Shank
William Long
Cantrell
Martin
Lick Creek
Meredith MacMullin
Edward Jones
Penny Whitefield
Medical Colleges
Beech Grove
Frank Bennett
Truesdale
Henry Crest
Millspaugh
Fountain Store Promises Record Holiday Sales
A vivid sale notice touts a grand display of choice merchandise at the Fountain department store. It boasts crowded departments filled with seasonable fabrics and the cream of the market, aiming for its largest November and December business yet with a large stock at popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehowine
Holiday Goods Open Early For Holiday Trade
Anticipating a large holiday trade we announce earlier opening to give customers an early chance to shop. The notice invites readers to watch the holiday announcement for details and timing.
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Usus
Special sale on dress goods and waistings this month
Special sale this month on dress goods and fancy waistings. One line of imported waistings at 45. Regular price 65c. Fine 86 inch gipgbar quality 30c, our price this month 18c.
Fancy Hosiery Bargains At The Fountain Store
Imported fancy hosiery prices slashed to 26 37 4 and 50 cents with many items half their regular price. Brown cheeling and creton fabrics offered in yard quantities, plus a wide selection of blankets, flannel, woolens, and Wooltex and Drincere garments advertised as best value.
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Aek
Tolsa
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Wright
Celery
Wright Medical Co
Ohio
Doan
Brendel B
Inn Age
New York Tribune
Tin Age
Ohio Farmer
the Age
Pittsburgh Stockman
Toledo Blade
Tio Age
Ohio State Journal
Cincinnati Gazette
Renee Ens
Adenvee
Dune
Siaetiaaga
Challingems
League
Baer
Paris
Dourdain M
Algiers
Finland
Helsingfors
von Plehwe
Narth
Anton Boehnert
Brentano
Boehnert
Malineaux
New York
Roland
Molinoux
Bory
Katherine Adius Bato
Hyely
Tory
Pelip Arvee
Lénbener
Pryrup
Denver
Theo Paeseesers
Tormanal Lines Association
Weyler
Madrid
Alfonso
Sagasta
War Office
Senor Sagasta
Wee
the Fountain.dry Goods Co
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