Tornado Defense Ideas From Weather Bureau Expert
Professor H A Karen of the Weather Bureau proposes a nationwide tornado trap using dynamite triggered from lookout stations to destroy cyclones before they reach populated areas. He argues for electric discharge methods and forest buffers as cheaper protection, citing past storms and the St Louis calamity while urging federal funding for research.
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H. A. Karen
Weather Bureau
Washington
New York Sunday Journal
Time Weather Bureau
Smith
Helix
St. Louis
Ress
Schlatter and the White Horse Tale
The Silver City Arizona Exponent reports Schlatter and his famed white horse remain at isolated mountain ranches between Mule Springs and yif ton. Ranch residents recount marvels of the healer and his steed, noting the horse refuses food or water unless the master accepts hospitality, with alfalfa and corn ignored at sites where Schlatter did not dine.
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Schlatter
Mule Springs
Yifton
Silver City
Ariz
Aged Golf Champion Wins First Prize at Cannes
Lord Rutherford Clark a 78 year old judge of the Search Court of Session captured the top prize in the Cannes golf competitions beating rivals in a twige running event.
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Lord Rutherford Clark
Search Court of Session
Cannes Twige
Deer Killed by Engine on Long Island Rail Line
A herd of deer attempted to cross the Long Island railway track when an engine struck one of the animals. The incident killed a deer while others escaped untouched and no injuries to crew were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Long Island Railway
English capitalists seek California ranch to form colony
J G Gilmore and G Wilding arrived with Wendel and George Easton to inspect the Chino ranch in Southern California. They say the sale is nearly done at about 2 million dollars with plans to pay off before December 31, 1900. The deal includes land, beet operations, water systems, rail connections, and a plan to settle 100 English families.
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J. G. Gilmore
Chino Ranch
California
G. Wilding
London
Wendel Easton
George Easton
San Francisco Chronicle
Mr. Easton
Chartered
Richard Gird
Co UL. Philips
San Francisco
Quotations and Aphorisms on Fortune and Fate
A collage of maxims and wry observations on fortune, luck, and human folly. It contrasts personal agency with chance, noting that many seek wealth yet few master their own paths, while misfortune and virtue ripple through everyday life.
Queen Victoria A Nation's Long Reign and Reforms
London letter portraits Victoria as a life of duty and dignity. The young queen’s firmness in state matters, personal restraint, and devotion to family emerge through incidents from 1840 to 1872. Anecdotes highlight her insistence on thorough satisfaction before signing, and her guardianship of royal propriety and children.
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London
Victoria
Queen Vieleris
Mr. Greville
Prince Albert
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Leopold
Duke of Albany
Mothes
Frederick William
Germany
Alice
Frederick William of
Hesse
Helena
Prince Christian
Denmark
Louise
Marquis of
Lorne
Beatrice
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Africa
Queen Victoria
Edward Oxford
Constitution Hill
London Parks
Fred
Oxford
Lord Salisbury
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Daniel Webster
John Francis
Constitution Will
Bean
Buckingham Palace
Chapel Royal
Hamilton
Her Majesty
Robert Pate
Hussars
Arthur O'Connor
O'Connor
Justin McCarthy
Lord Melbourne
Robert
Canterbury
Fler Aaother
Brown
Princess Royal
Bert
Piuysician
Spainish Boys in Cuba: War’s Look at Youth in Foreign Armies
An observer notes that enemies fear depicting armies as composed of boys, highlighting the Spanish lads in Cuba as small, well clothed, and lightly burdened, though aged officers lead. The piece reflects on youthful soldiers across Germany France America and Britain, with mournful scenes of departure and sacrifice.
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Murat Halstead
Rufleh
Cuba
Spain
Mars
Germany
France
America
Italy
England
Seedsy host and the Sabbath call to rest
A Rev. C. G. Reynelés quote argues that forcing continuous labor on a man strips him to a machine or mule. He asserts that true manhood requires rest and upright living, warning that secularizing the Sabbath erodes better living.
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C. G. Reynelés
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Kagen
Banker Belt
Tor Nate Harrier
New York State
Pensylvania
Wallingford
Coun
Grinnell
Iowa
Louisville, Co
Getthie Wool
Totes Winn
Tlabeis
Anil
Bobo
Gol
Winsupe
Mississippi
Sis
Kensington Palace
Howard, Duke of Kent
Creorge HS
Louise Victoria of
Saxe-Cobturg
Abraham Lincoln
Gladstone
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