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Newspaper

Dubuque Sunday Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1900

Page

11

Siberian Railway Expansion and Safety Inventions Highlighted Abroad

An article reviews the Great Siberian Railway project from Moscow to Vindivastovk with progress, costs, and planned upgrades including iron bridges, widened stations, and immigrant housing. It covers rail safety advances by Mr. Nikolaieff, the Vershbolovo tests, and a braking tube system reducing accidents. It also notes international trade implications with Swiss and German rail exports and forthcoming travel implications for Russia’s rail network.

Russia Siberian Vershbolovo Station St. Petersburg Warsaw Road Nikolaieff Department of Railways

She Sculpted His Rise From Humble Roots to Nobler Heights

A Chicago Times-Herald verse recounts a wife who guides and endures with quiet strength. She teaches him, polishes his manners, bears his children, and consoles him through bleak days. As he gains stature, others pity her for the burden of a life spent in his shadow.

Chicago Tines-Herald

Stereopticon Man Tells a Drowning Fish Tale on River

A humor tale unfolds as a stereopticon man describes a failed fishing attempt on the Maumee River in Toledo Ohio. He recalls slipping into the water and clinging to a scow, while a gas man and onlookers debate the truth of his claim and later confront him in a comical fight.

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Rare Plants Gifts to Congressmen Decline as Customs Change

The article notes that each member of Congress receives a hundred rare plants from the botanical gardens annually. Packing rooms fill with boxes labeled for the United States as representatives pick their quotas. Costs, shipping, and a shift away from sending palms or flowering plants to members’ homes reflect changing customs and concerns about waste and hardship in transporting plants.

Botanical Gardens United States

Bow Legs Straightened for 24 Year Old Man

Lewis Hoen aged 24 will leave St Joseph hospital in Logansport Indiana in about ten days nearly recovered from an operation to straighten bow legs. He traveled from Indianapolis and paid surgeons to perform the tibia breaks and casting to allow new bone growth. He will be about an inch taller on discharge and denies royal romantic rumors about his bowed limbs.

Lewis Hoen St. Joseph Hospital Logansport Ind Indianapolis Hoen

Modjeska Plans Poland Visit Despite Czar Edict

Mme Modjeska returns to southern California after a 31 week east season. She will not act next season and will defy the czar by visiting Poland, despite Russian exile orders and a ban that could not be raised.

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Costs of Paris Exposition Commission Detailed

A senate report outlines the Paris Exposition Commission’s expenditures through 1899. Salaries totaled 167 768 dollars and travel 53 397 dollars, with items for furniture, office incidentals, press work, messenger and freight charges, and draftsman services. Commissioner Ferdinand Wieck earned 11 031 dollars in salary and 3 724 in travel, totaling 14 755 dollars.

Senate Ferdinand Wieck

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