Alaskan Boundary Question Drives International Debate
The long dispute over Alaska's boundary arises from 1825 treaty limits and rival claims by Canada and the United States. Canadian advocates press headland to headland delimitation while Americans seek sea access despite arms of the sea. The issue centers on where Canada’s waters begin and whether the boundary fence along the coast should restrict or permit access to ocean waters.
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Pacific
Alaska
England
Aritsia
Russia
Canada
London Times
Mount St. Ellas
Prince of Wales
Sland
Trussia
United States
Lah Ae
John F. McEvoy
Sutamit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
Idlewild
Ofice of County Recorder
R. McDowelt
W. A. Kidnes
Mischief Makers in Cuba Stir Online and Offi cial Alarm
A Cuban capital agitation debate notes a clandestine faction of swaggering army officers and sensational journalists undermining the provisional government. The piece cites Havana press excerpts urging unity against perceived Anglo-Saxon encroachment, warning such rhetoric could embolden lawless elements and hurt U.S. aims for orderly governance.
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Gomez
Havana
Isss
Provisional Mart
United
Ihemsel
Cuba
Death of Justice Field Ends Remarkable Career
Obituary notes the passing of Justice Stephen J. Field of California. It highlights his long career as a lawyer famed for integrity, his legislative impact, and his ascent to chief justice of California then to the U.S. Supreme Court by President Lincoln.
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Stephan J. Pietd
Peyetul
California
Sealy
Aga Dudae
Cotfinnia
Mette
Maeyry
Dea
Elie
Matela
Pavel & Terry
Lavi
Calfornia
Supreme Bench of
United States
Lincoln
Tabor Dying and a Life of Wealth and Loss
The article reflects on ex senator and Denver postmaster Tabor as he nears death. It recalls his rise from miner to millionaire, his bold fortunes and misfortunes, and enduring public fascination with his wealth and downfall. It also touches on political debates about democracy and a distant New York dinner, plus a disaster in Yellowstone and military fortunes in the Philippines.
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United States
UW. A
Tabor
Denver
Othir
New York
Nebraska
Montana
Jeffrson
Yeonstone
Pevnerty
Iotley
Boundary Dispute Hopes to Settle Before Campaigns Begin
The Alaskan boundary row remains unsettled as leaders hope for an early settlement before politicians turn it into a political hobby. The issue risks becoming a campaign lever for office seekers, adding tension to regional diplomacy.
Longevity of a Noted Figure Ends at 82
The obituary recalls a long life marked by conflict with Terry and a killing by a former Ana conda man. Readers remember Ladustice Field with mixed memories, as associates avoided references to his controversial past. Fletcher died at 82, honored and proud, having held a premier national position longer than any other man.
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Leld
Terry
Ree Fletch
Advances in compressed air motive power and safety
Walter J. Knight describes progress for compressed air as motive power, noting stronger structural materials allow higher pressures with safety. He compares to electric motors and steam, cites long-range runs per charge, and stresses fixed pressure limits set by compressors. He highlights safety, aging infrastructure, heating, and the Brooklyn bridge analogy to illustrate reliable limits.
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Walter J. Knight
American Adair Power Company
International Power Company
New York Auto-Truck Company
Paris
OT Healy
Roight
Ayers
Brooklyn Bridge
Remarkable Air Vehicle Power Breakthrough Promises Instant Charge
The text describes a new air vehicle using hot water plus air to boost efficiency, offering instant charging versus six hours for storage batteries. The design promises lightweight, odorless operation, grades handling, and potential applies from street cars to locomotives. It notes comparable economies to steam, and suggests heavy trucks weighing 8,000 pounds for 20,000 pound loads, with charging at multiple sub stations enabling long-distance urban use.
Science and Industry News Browse Copper Plating and Ceramic Stone
A report describes a copper plating method on wood using copper sulphate and hydrogen sulphide to create a copper coating, with possible silver finish. It also notes studies on abnormal plant growth, Greek antiquities, a vegetable tuberculosis theory, and new ceramic stone paving from glass resembling marble.
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C.F. Barnes
France
Lyons
Tts
Central Architectu Society of France
Howes
Belek
Ozone Use Backed by English Botanist for Pests
English botanist J F Lamprey claims ozone as a rapid oxidizer kills green fly red spider and other conservatory pests without harming plants. A French boiler incident revealed danger from a sand covered top and a tiny steam jet moving rivets creating a hole through the shell before detection.
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J. F. Lamprey
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