Trusts Drive Coal Prices Spark Public Outcry In Montana
The frontier column notes steep coal price increases in hot months provoking calls for redress as New York reports stove coal at 1.30 dollars above last year. It mocks recent divorce and literary plans while describing global monetary reform debates in Gordon England and the United States.
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New York
Ierald
T Heehandiers
Cor Wierees
Gordon
England
United States
Dominion of Canada
Pritash Empire
Reading Psychology Studies At University Of Wisconsin
Quantz investigates rapid reading and comprehension vs processing speed at the University of Wisconsin. Bolton explores sensation and suggestion and how perception shapes what is seen. Additional work examines whether word meanings like red and blue are shared across individuals and extends to size shape and other notions.
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University of Wissin
Quantz
Bolton
Diaz's Presidential Election in Mexico Highlighted
The near unanimous vote for Diaz reflects his patriotism and service to Mexico. Forty volumes with nearly a million signatures supported his renomination, presented to the convention before the election.
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Diaz
Mexico
General Weyler’s Havana Order Reported
The document cites General Weyler issuing a harsh Havana order to the press, warning obedience to Spain or face consequences. It notes the directive is framed as aggressive control over information during the crisis.
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Weyler
Havana
Spain
Project to Raise Great Lakes Level through Water Management
Scientific corner discusses a plan to keep Great Lakes water at higher levels by locking and dredging methods at the river mouths. It notes Niagara River drop and Erie Lake level, suggests a feasible lock system as a practical solution, and mentions experiments on upper air flow and novel flying devices as auxiliary ideas.
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Great Lakes
Niagara
Lake Erie
Davertion
Dir
Batdy
Thar
Srigdb
Otis
Unreliable Death Declarations Delay Burial in Historical Account
The article notes cases where bodies appeared lifelike after being deemed dead. One burial was delayed as friends mistook purplish skin for mortification and called in disinfectants and examiners. Before professionals arrived, the body lightened and showed signs of life, despite prior pronouncements of death.
A Century of Odd Inventions and Early Medical Cures
The passage surveys late 19th century device ideas such as eccentric velocipede designs and epicycles with odd wheels and stabilizers, noting speculative progress. It then shifts to medical notes from 1898 on preventing diphtheria and a milk-based wrap treatment, praising patient recovery via warm bath and wrapping.
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Rene Eiay
Specis
Ceresin Bhospitala
The Bicycle Maid and the City Girl Contrast
A lively contrast between the bicycle girl and the boulevard rider appears. The bicycle maid is free, practical, and nature aware while the city girl clings to costly fashions. The piece highlights independence, exercise, and preference for simple gear.
Bicycle boat invented for practical service in water traffic
A new design termed the bicycle boat combines two boats side by side with linked wheel gear and a single water propulsion system. Inventor claims high speed and stability with pedal driven wheels and countervailing gear, while observers note the unusual mechanism and potential for rapid water transit.
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Walter Tey
Fie
Reagan
Fiaiie
Atdegeles
Tnei
Dean Swift Cynicisms Reflected In Witty Observations
A fragmented excerpt discusses Swiftian irony on virtue prejudice and religion. It critiques dropping desires as a misguided remedy and notes a statistic about troops in India connected to temperance advocacy and care for soldiers. The tone resembles a satirical essay with sharp observations.
Unclear passage on death tests and morgue lore
A fragmented excerpt questions how many people died in Erie and year by year counts of suspended estimates. It notes the lack of a certain test for death, despite experiments and remembered cases, and mentions experts proposing that only verification by body condition remains, with further extrapolation cut off.
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Erie
Not a Mere Pedestrian The New Pastor
The fragmentary text presents a dialogue with unclear context about a pastor and a sprinter, lacking concrete facts, names, places, or events to form a coherent news item.
Record of a seven foot black sea bass captured off Vata lin Islands
The crowd learned a huge prized catch was a black sea bass near seven feet long and three and a half feet wide at the body, weighing about 40 pounds. A powerful rope through its mouth attested its strength while observers compare its scales to abalone shell.
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Ben Francisco
Vatalin Islands
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