Great Water Tube Powers Quinnescu Falls Mill Project
The sixteen foot diameter steel water tube will carry an eighty foot head of water to drive horizontally laid wheels. With half inch flanges, it lies at forty five degrees and handles two feet of flow per second. Designed for up to 60,000 pounds pressure per inch and costing sixteen thousand dollars, its output rivals Niagara Falls energy.
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Devastating cloudburst hits Littleton area near Parkersburg
A severe rainstorm and cloudburst near Littleton West Virginia cause widespread destruction. Homes swept away, several bodies recovered and property losses estimated well over 290000 pounds. Bridges on Wheeling Creek damaged and commercial buildings washed away. Cattle and crops drowned. rail and water works disrupted.
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Treasury reports debt and cash balances for fiscal year end
The United States Treasury released figures showing total public debt at 955,270,234 with a month rise of 1,820,484 and breakdowns by interest bearing and non interest bearing components. Cash in Treasury totals 859,005,635 with demand liabilities of 6,473,539 leaving 267,492,090 cash on hand. Expenditures over receipts since January 1, 1893 amount to 149,633,139 with yearly allocations listed for 1893 through 1896. Silver coinage for six months 7,000,412 and total annual silver coinage 11,410,641. Pensions paid last year totaled 190,494,048, down 1,061,182 from the year ending June 30, 1895.
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Monsters of Hood's Canal Captured Report Excitement in Tacoma
Tacoma readers follow the capture at Hood's Canal Puget Sound of serpentine monsters ten to eight feet long. They fought fiercely on hooks and jaws clamped a gaff hook. The female survived in a saltwater tank and may be shipped east. Authorities cannot classify the beasts. descriptions mix snake and crocodile features with a dorsal fin along the spine and heavy fangs. The stomach shows kelp, suggesting partial herbivory. one specimen fed on shellfish, halibut, and herring.
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Tragedy in Muttawa as Marshal McCallum shoots killer
Mrs Lom Sobns is killed in Muttawa Kentucky by Marshal McCallum. An earlier arrest of Mrs Barrymane, mother of Mrs Johns, for resisting him ended with her death from heart disease after a court acquittal. Mrs Johns later hid in the cemetery and confronted McCallum with a pistol. McCallum fired and killed her.
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Cyclist hazard as caterpillars make road slick in Brooklyn
Rain washes caterpillars from trees on Boilford avenue between DeKalb and Willoughby. They crush beneath wheels on the smooth asphalt making the street slippery and causing minor accidents. Police investigate, culprits identified, and officers warn cyclists of the danger.
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General P M B Young Dies in New York Hospital
General P M B Young died at Presbyterian Hospital in New York City from heart disease and related complications. Born in Spartanburg, South Carolina in 1837, he served as a high ranking officer and held various posts, with a noted career in the U.S. military and diplomatic service.
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Honduras
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Fourth of July Celebrations by American Society in London
In London the American Society held a Fourth of July banquet at the Criterion Theatre with Ambassador Bayard presiding. Attended by 221, toasts honored the Queen, the United States President, and "The Day We Celebrate" as Bayard cited 1776. Events echoed in Berlin and Paris with large American displays and receptions.
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Forty-Fifth Star Added To Flag On Fourth Of July
The forty fifth star representing Utah was added to the national flag on Independence Day, but only a few states displayed the new emblem prominently as the nation celebrated the occasion.
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Riot at Maspeth Picnic Ends in Mass Arrests
A Fourth of July picnic hosted by the Independent Order of Late Nusgino Boliers of New York City in Maspeth, Long Island, degenerated into a riot over an intoxicated member of the Russian Housing Association. Sheriff Henry Deht and deputies intervened as 350 rioters clashed with officers. eight men were badly injured, thirty more suffered injuries. Sabers and rifles were used by the rioters, and fifty-eight were arrested and jailed on rioting charges and related offenses.
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Statue unveiling of Major-General Gouverneur War rag in Brooklyn
The Fourth of July celebration in Brooklyn featured the unveiling and dedication of the Gouverneur Warren statue at Prospect Park Plaza. Mrs BL Parker led the fund and a group of twenty-two associates assisted. General Warren’s son A Sidney Warren uncovered the statue as Light Battery K A A fired a salute. Neary Poster of the Warren Post presented the statue to the city, accepted by Deputy Commissioner Henry BM Pater.
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Mrs Garret Hobart Noted For Political Interest And Demeanor
Mrs Garret A Hobart wife of the Republican Vice Presidential nominee is deeply interested in politics and well informed on political topics. At forty five she blends vigor with youthful vigor and carries herself with assurance in public life.
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Hobart Social Leader and Paterson Charity Figure
Mrs Hobart, a mobile social figure linked to Paterson charities, presides over the Old Ladies Home and joins the Woman's Exchange. She attends the Church of the Rodeamar and supports religious work, with her husband and son as idols. She telegrammed for Mr Hobart’s nomination, predicting Republican success and potential leadership in the new administration.
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Breakthrough Improves Rancid Butter to Clean Product
Dr. Joan Coameigt and Mr. E A Guiter announce a process to convert rancid butter into a sweet, clean form by melting and neutralizing with a base then washing. They claim no loss of original properties and a method to distinguish natural from artificial butter with minimal cost.
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Neaw York Herald
Quail nest shared with domestic hen intrigues Milo tale
In Milo in the Tale River mountains a mother quail nests in Postmaster Richardson’s barn shared by a domestic hen. His boys remove the hen’s eggs but leave the quail eggs. Last year the quail raised a family there. The mother bird will allow catching her young, once they hatch, as noted by Visolin in California.
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Visolin
Flemish Marks on Seals and Seats in Tudor England
Imitated from Flemish marks during Edward III’s reign, these symbols spread in the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries on seats and signet rings. They aid identifying builders of ecclesiastical buildings and were common in English seaports due to trade with Flanders, often tied to wool factors or staple merchants.
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Population Growth Slows in London Report
London’s growth rate is diminishing though the metropolis gained nearly 200,000 people from 1891 to 1896. The population of outer London stands at 4,411,271, yet at the old growth rate it should exceed this by about 24,000.
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