Cost of Tunneling Through Alps and Population Rise
Cost figures show Mont Cenis at one kilometer per year for 1 200 000 per km, St Gotthard at two km per year for 800 000 per km, Simpson planned at four km per year for 600 000 per km. US population nears 77 million with an expected census in three years. England fears crop failure sparks unease across the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Cenis
St. Gotthard
Simpson
Alps
Treasury Department
United States
Buffalo Courier
Denver Rio Grande Salt Lake crash near New Castle
A morning collision near New Castle between a Denver Rio Grande passenger train bound for Salt Lake City and an eastbound Colorado Midland freight resulted in eighteen deaths and many injuries. The wreck trapped passengers as flames swept through cars. several identified victims include Ostrander, Holland, and Hartman family. Conductor F E Burbank arrested for alleged station theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denven
Spasial
Denver and Rio
Robert Holland
Firemn
James F. Keenan
Ostal
Charles Leeper
Clarion
Onn
Alexander Hartman
Houscher
Mis
Hartman
William Gordon
Henschler
H. Stander
Riverside
Idaho
Miss Pearl Cornell
Atgol
Oregon
F. E. Burbank
F. P. Mannix
Victor
Cornell
Engineer Ostrander
Nreman
Gordon
Randhmen
New Castlo
Glenwoot Springs
Baltda
Clarion County
Pennsylvania
Pitty
Clarion B
Chinaman wins first bicycle race in United States
Poo Lee a Chinese laundryman from Niles Miah wins a bicycle race at a local carnival. He learned to ride quickly after buying a bike months earlier and impressed American boys on long spins. His entry drew a large crowd and he won handily, prompting sporting men to urge him to abandon laundry work for racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poo Lee
Niles
Miah
United States
Foo Lea
L. Woodlford
McKinley
Spain
General Woodford
Mr. Taylor
America
Rio Verde irrigation project promises land redemption
The Rio Verde irrigation enterprise plans to resume work in dry days to redeem 200000 acres in the Balt River Valley of Arizona. Of 150 miles of canals, twenty two have been dug with substantial cost. Total expenditure reaches about 200000 dollars. Meanwhile Saratoga's Floral Feta draws large crowds with over 100000 visitors attending the annual fete. The Newers procession and battle entertainments, followed by 150 children dancing, marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arid Landa
Great Rio Verde
Balt River
Arizona
Rio Verde
Saratoga
Miami Association
Brill to be sent to Central China for Celestial teaching
A note to President Lehman describes sending Mr Brill a Cornell graduate of 1888 with farms experience to teach Celestials. Chang will cover Mrs Brill's expenses and provide a high salary. Brill will bring seeds books a chemical outfit a typewriter and implements and may need power and horses for plows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Brill
Poughquog
Dutchess County
N.Y
China
Bin
Chang
Fiu Kiyang
Leherman
Corneil University
School of Agriculture
Sidnay C. Part. Dao
Yals
Boon School
Wuchang
Epis
Yellow fever outbreak report from Southern cities
Four new genuine cases of yellow fever were reported in New Orleans, with symptoms described as ru replicable. State authorities impose quarantines along the coast, Mobile reporting two new cases, plus one in Corinth, Mississippi, while Edwards, Mississippi, faces an investigation as alarm grows.
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New Orleans
Alabame
Mobile
Koran
Tov
Miss
Edwards
White House
Daniel B. Haroer
Pennsylvania
United States
Pennsyl Yanin
Merritt
Albott Aggott
Washington
Cox
Dialriet of
Columbia
John G. Wood
Lowiaville
lMce
Day
Guiterns
Wyman
Ala
John G. Woods
Loulaville
Cary
Heath
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Coe
Argentina
Devastating Texas Storm Hits Port Arthur and Sabine Pass
A massive hurricane rushed ashore near Port Arthur Sabine Pass and Winnie causing widespread ruin. Winds toppled houses farms and rail structures. Dozens dead or missing with extensive property damage and railroad communications severed across a 40 mile coastal stretch.
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Gangtstox
Texas
Syerias
Port Arthur
Sabia
Texna
Port Arthios
Sabine Pass
Sabine
Beaumont
Subinay
Winnie
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Gulf
Radins
Italy
Wheeler
Crool
E. A. Thornton
Mra. Gregory
Gulf and Ipsterstate
Sour Lake
Paeile
Winkie
Wubh
Seabreeze
Cheak
Fannette
Galt and
Interstate
Beth Low letter accepting Citizens' Union mayoral nomination
Beth Low's public letter accepts the Citizens' Union bid for Mayor of Greater New York. He pledges to govern as an independent mayor, prioritizing public welfare, fitness, efficiency, and economy over party service. He argues for city autonomy from Albany and for selling public franchises to prevent private profit, seeks rapid transit, and urges state excise laws aligned with city sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Low
Citizens' Union
Greater
New York
New York City
Albany
Greater City
White prospectors clash with Copper River Indians in Alaska
United States Commissioner B Killen from Portland reports serious trouble between white prospectors and Copper River Indians, the only remaining unconquered natives in American Alaska. Three miners have died and a troop of twenty four armed men moved inland after the Topeka departed Janvan, provoking deep resentment from Copper River natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. Killen
Portland
Oregon
Alaska
Indiana
Topeka
Killen
Janvan
Cofpera
Tribal attack on frontier post and garrison siege ends
Armies report Athong and Orakzals capture Sarbargard police post on the British Indian frontier. Twenty one Bibby in the garrison held out for six and a half hours. One Sikh killed twenty attackers before he fell. Fort Lockhart reports 47000 tribesmen. English generals plan for a real advance in Morimand country. Meanwhile twelve victims from the Latimer strike dispute are buried with no disturbance reported.
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Athongand Orakzals
Sarbargard
Fort Lockharts
Hazetrox
Pond
Hendly
Lees
Horn
Strorlds
Shotiff Martin
Hvui
Hazleton
Lori Martin
Commonwealth
Fatty
Lattimer
Harrieton
Harleigh and Cranberry Minor
Map
Obd
Fcadera
Sherif Afartio
Shoraf Martin
Coltades
Secon
Fred Chanevahoty
Latimor
Phyatolaos
Hazelton Hospital
Turee
Ony
Perrons
Hazelton
Gobla
Jazolon
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Victoris
Windsor
Frogmore
Canada
Windsor Forest
Bandow
Sandow
Reporta Ore
Betieved
Maria Therese
Austria
Aaid
Queen Victoria
Buatsho
Balmoral
Ghoned
New York School
Rei
E. Woon
Sth Ave
Leith of
England
Obrealars Bios Wer & Co
Toledo
Ben Yite
Hal
Dreydoppel
Gentile Dreydoppel
Kiino
H. Kane, Ltd
Arch St.Phils
Dira, LY Ao As
Roy
Mich
Isaac Thompson
Hood
Navy Yard
Detroit
Chicago
Buckinghawt’s
Macy & Co
Neshus, N
Drogglits
Colorado Mountain
Michigan
Naturalization
Pottsville
Penn
Bavlitus
Wit
Naturalization School
Patteyilie
Bankers Assign
James St. Willard
Elmer Dwiggings
Jay Dwiggings
Willard & Co
Bankers
Brders
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Montreal
John Stollar
Nebraska
Varyin
Fresno
Cal
Tientsin
Trades Union Congress
Birmingham
New England
Amoskeag
Manchester
N.H
Pittsburg
Columbus
Ohio
William F. Cochran
Yonkers
Conn
Concern
Con
Lowasville
Phoenix Hill Park
Preventa Wis
Hannis Taylor
San Boebastian
Stewart L. Woodford
Sagasta
Senor Sagayta
Kaiser Wilhelm der Zwolte
Wilhelmghiven
Princesa Henry of
Prussiat
Derr
John Hyde
Agricultural Department
Bank of Spain
Ironton Mountain
California
Mountain Copper Company
Valual
Nin
Wilton
Daly Uelra
San Francia
Jegnetty Ceason
Beattor Fair
Texas Coutt
Low
India
Europe
M. Meline
Sherif
Ea Vietina Borled
Lattimer, Pens
Germany
Gerda
Jag For America
Guatemala
Srate
Barrios 14
Chahet Observatory
Oakland
Ain
Asean
Che Mlehi Ip
Destiny
Klondike
Jewel County
Kansas
Oniahia
Neb
Thy
Keen
Tadlan
Oklahoma
Thid
Terrnttge
East Grinstead
Syn
Sox
Shin
Vor Ter Clibs
Tost
Clits
Gast. Dt. Balt
Brooklyn
Noston
York
Pittsb'y
Cinemati
Philal’a
Clevel
Hallordy
Stan Alo Ferguson
Lee County
Virginia
Cumberland Mountains
Kentucky
George M. Judd
Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company
G. F. B. Howard
Ohio Penitenbury
Charles Gibson
Tadiana
New York Harbor
Bodgers
Peers
PL W. Hodge
Smithsonian Institution
Professor Libbey
Mark Hanna
Lurton
Lou
Senator Foraker
Howard C. Benham
Batavia
N. Y
Martin
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Vade Penns
Pain
Shadaur
Constantinople
Towfik Pasha
Joseph L. Harris
Copenhagen
Treland
Campos
Cuba
Tadla
Franco
King
Paine
Broken Will
Australia
Jamieson
Broadnibbs
Dames Werd
Putsaneny Fomas
Belaader-Ganecal Mendes Canata
Newaluttohney
Yokohama
Japan
Mabinge
Bork Aletts
Nwtlcht
Tou
Urigarian Couress
Chas Gurus
Patie
APO
Gund
Folls Hangiey
Wastardaciy
Tingeror Frans
Joseph
Oly
Halite
Gwent
Hawartin
Topi
Lattimer, Penn
Theti
Siierif
Banger Bond
Firom Deadly Valley
New Yorke
West
Qisie Factory
Thidato Goconda
Dorsey—Vaney
Cholaoa
Southarn
Chalca
Heillans
Alicia
Limo
Ciba
Jersey
L. i
Phila
State & Penn
Orange Co
Russia
Fisg
City Steam
Cygnet
Samuel Barber
Charles Bartel
Allen Falls
Havens
Henry Lansdale
John Thompson
Grant Well
National Supply Company
Wits
Miowater
American Tract Society
Bey
Thegs
Nicholas Nielson
Lyane Bachrach
Tin Keofo
Joyce
Burka
Cincinnati
Jo Ly
Farrell
Washingtons
Senators
Griffin
Baltimores
Ave
Seibach
Washington Ten
Peason
Ewing
Doyle
Baltimore
Longstreet
Wia Marriago
Georgia
James Longstreet
Turkey
Wade Hampton
Atlanta
Milas Enon Dorteh
J.B. Gaston
Gainesville
Atkinson
Battle of
Molino del Rey
Longstrest
B. A W. Perkins
Blue Springs
Henriette Sullivan
Tantersn
San Francisco
Bromapple
Indianapolis, Ltd
Phe Board of Equalization
Brato Tar
Toonn
Kirkee Bazar
Irou
NASA
Scotland
Sophia Entz
Hame
Greeley
Kat
Ounce
St. Joseph Mo
Swordes
Oscar
Agea
Norv
Sweden
Norway
Parkhead
Glasgow
Milwaukee
Wis
Gestae Hutics
Dietetia and Hygienic Gazette
France
Iil
Htis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Pinkham
Walter Baker & Co
Walker Baker & Co. Limited
Dorchester, Mass
Standard OF the World
Asu
Bigygues
Hartford
Hamilton Ayers
A. W
W. Thisiga
Book Publishing
Leonard Street
Rose
ER Abel Sensor
Esser Oie
Sapolio
Writo Ronoya Chemical Co
Broadway
Wall St
Grifford
Main
Richmond
Herene
Ifeelaann
Ieee Vatent
Oraangten
Goldy
Ad Dreya
Uraker
Bena
Denver
Mintag Stack Technogey
Catalogua Froo
Camden
Nos
Nivone
Cook Cullishing House
Clive
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