Ship of the future may cross oceans in four days
An ambitious project described by a Parisian engineer envisions a vast steamship Wesel with 40,000 horsepower and 23 knots speed. Turbine engines could cut weight and fuel use, enabling a 600 foot liner with deep harbors needed, while harbor depth and port modernization are already underway. The piece notes the broader shift toward turbine power in transatlantic travel and notes the potential impact on costs and dock facilities.
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Exaggerated Russian mine value, Holloway reports
United States Consul Holloway in St Petersburg questions Siberian mining prospects. He cites American engineers who say no Russian gold company has formed from their reports, noting placer mining dominates and Urals have two small quartz mines likely unprofitable, with little foreign capital and no incentives for Americans.
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Princeton Undergraduates Subsidize Paris Team Expenses
Princeton undergraduates face a financial test as more men go to Paris for the exposition than planned. Alumni funds fall short, so current students must cover higher costs and increased travel and lodging expenses.
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Proof Positive Meeks Triumphs In Hidden Contest
Aiix claims Meeks leads as observations suggest he wins. Dix questions 50 and is told of a bottle purchase of a restorative from a drug store noted earlier.
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