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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1915

Page

2

Brilliant American inventor Hammond’s radio torpedo plans emerge

John Hays Hammond Jr., son of a famed mining financier, gains publicity for wireless torpedo control and thermite shell technology. He demonstrates Natalia’s radio guided range, proposes tests at Fishers Island, and hints a government purchase, while his luminous light-following dog showcases his lab bravado.

United States John Hays Hammond Hammond Secretary of the Navy Daniels Edison Ford Steinmetz America San Francisco Arthur Conan Doyle Henry Ford Sheield Scientific School Yale University Iriimmond London Mereover Institute of Radio-Engineers Aerodynamic Laboratory Smithsonian Institution Royal Society of Arts of London Lower Broadway New York City Gloucester Mass Nikola Tesla Congress Fisher's Island Long Island Sound War Department Washington Gloucester Natalia E. M. Weaver Coast Artillery Corps Dolphin United States Navy Europe

Threat of a ruler shot silenced by a dummy volley

In 1864 Colonel Daniels of the Seventh Rhode Island faced rumors of being shot by his own men. He arranged a mock firing during a parade, ordering Ready Aim Fire with loaded rifles aimed at a bank, then stood before them as the volley exploded harmlessly. He survived and the threat ceased.

Daniels Rhode Island Unis

Origin of War Terms Traced to Foreign Roots

The piece notes shrapnel derives from a British inventor, grenadier from German origins, musket from Italian moschetto, and that musketeers once referred to a small mortar that threw arrows. It explains the evolution from early firearms to the rifle and unit name musketeers.

Grenadier Grenatier

Remark on Witte room and rooftop garden exchange

A fragmentary exchange recalls a top floor Witte room as one person praises the rooftop garden while another cites a reading about a gay life and notes a single fight up to the roof. The text is incomplete but preserves vivid, era-specific dialogue and setting.

Noisy Feast at Ankarana Governor’s Dinner

James Sibree Jr recounts a boisterous Ankarana dinner hosted by the town governor with about twenty officials and seven ladies. Courses ranged from curry to roast beef haunches, followed by heavy drinking and full musical honors. The governor escorted him home after two hours amid deafening drums and shouts.

James Sibree, Jr Madagascar Ankarana

A Scholar All Right and The Foot of His Class

A brief dialogue notes a young man recently graduated from college and describes him as a scholar. The comments frame him as intelligent and fitting for scholarly standing, with a quip about his position near the foot of the class.

Bill

Lantern Slide Views Highlight Rural Conditions in Caroline County

In Caroline county Maryland lantern slide views contrast the best and poorest agricultural and domestic conditions used to good effect. Children of parents addicted to nagging are entitled to sympathy reflecting social concerns of the era.

Caroline County Maryland

Fallacious Fabrications Horse Tale at Funeral

An aged horse, awakened by a hired man in disguise as a college graduate, learns his master has died and will be buried that day. The horse longs to attend the funeral, saying twenty years of waiting make the chance worth seizing, though others doubt the purpose of the gathering.

Mike Trumy

A Dull Life

A departing servant Nora explains she leaves to escape the company in her employment. She notes past friends were chauffeurs and only a vegetable peddler has asked her to ride with him, highlighting a sense of isolation in her line of work.

Nora

Sentence Echoes Across Court Amid Cemetery View

In a southwestern state courtroom overlooking a cemetery a Black man received a two year sentence. The judge chided him for seeming indifferent. The reply: "Bless you, judge des plenty ob ’em ovah yondah would like to hab it."

Microbes in Air Outsize Loneliness Complaints

A scientist notes a cubic foot of air harbors about 6.8e13 microbes, underscoring vast unseen life while some individuals still report loneliness. The contrast highlights unseen ecosystems around people and social isolation issues.

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