Buffalo Pan American exposition aims to outshine Paris 1901
Buffalo plans a grand Pan American exposition for summer 1901 with Niagara Falls lighting, a huge buffalo centerpiece, and ethnological congresses. The project, backed by U S and South American officials, envisions extensive electrical displays, themed pavilions, and state support, plus a focus on manufacturing progress over finished goods.
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Buffalo
Paris
France
North
South America
United States
Chitects
New York
Boston
Niagara Falls
Great Falls
Omaha
West
Buffalo Congress
Alaska
Straits of Magellan
Philippines
Fulton
Hudson
Europe
XK. T. Willis
Quaint Customs on Wedding Rings and Left Hand Tradition
The piece surveys varied explanations for placing the wedding ring on the left hand and the fourth finger. It notes British practice favoring the fourth finger for durability, cites customs about marital rings and inscriptions, and references Burns while contrasting ring symbolism with other wedding tokens.
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New York Tribune
Bervause
Tele Scope Detects Smokeless Explosives Locally
An electrical engineer develops a scope to locate smokeless powder blasts in the city. He uses Brownished Tenses revealing a pale nadir-procticly invisible presence as if an ordinary man.
Palmer’s novel dating method in Chicago farming clinic
A Chicago farmer uses an unusual hiring test to select men for farming work. He sends applicants on a blazing hot day to search for a four leaf clover, spends five to ten minutes, then reports that they couldn’t win any. The method reflects his shrewd approach.
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Chicago
Nature remarks on patience and hunting for four leaf clover
A coy remark in the article notes nature’s stance on work and patience, quipping that one must be willing to search for four leaf clover. The line reflects a dry, humorous tone about diligence and luck.
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Nature
Woman Faces Early Gray Hair By Age Thirty-Five
A magazine piece notes that some women report hair graying starting in the mid thirties indicating genetic or environmental factors may influence early gray. The article discusses aging and cosmetic considerations for women seeking solutions.
Proposals for Building Retaining Wall in Butte Montana
Sealed proposals due August 29 1899 by School District No 1 Silver Bow Montana for erection and completion of a retaining wall and steps on blocks 18 19 20 21 22 in Leggat Foster Addition Butte. Architects drawings by W A OBrien. Proposals to Thomas Richards school clerk with 10 percent bid bond. Trustees reserve right to reject all bids.
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Trustees of
Silver Bow County
Montana
Leggat & Foster
Butte
Silver Bow
W. A. O'Brien
Thomas Richards
Trenry Mudler
Court Orders Sale of Estate Property in Silver Bow
In the Kevan Judicial District of Montana the court orders Lulu W Largey as administratrix to convey real estate under an earlier sale agreement. A hearing is set for September 2, 1899 at 2 p.m. in the Silver Bow County District Court to show cause why the petitioner should not receive the relief requested. Publication and service deadlines apply.
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Kevan
Silver Bow
Est
Inter Mountain
Satd
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Buffalo Grounds
Canada
Mexico
Castoria
Eng Cote
ICAN
Hawaii
Gray
William Clancy
TD Tillinghwast
Petitioner
Cook Femed Co
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
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