American climber Annie Peck eyes Mount Sorata ascent
Miss Annie S Peck, an American mountaineer famed for high altitude feats, plans to scale Mount Sorata in Bolivia to claim the continent's highest peak. She will travel from New York to Peru in June, accompanied by Dr W G Light and two Swiss guides, including Antoine Maquigniaz, and mountaineer Sir Martin Conway’s prior attempt is noted as a benchmark.
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Buckley Sees Personal Meeting With Departed in Heaven
Rev Dr Buckley, editor of the Method Advocate in New York, told a memorial gathering for Bishops Foster and Hurst that he expects to meet and converse with departed souls in the afterlife. He cited Corinthians and said recognition may occur beyond the grave, prompting questions from ministers and several to leave the room over disagreement with his views.
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New Safety Device for Trains Could Prevent Collisions
Robert D. Peters of Knox Indiana claims a new electric signal system that is activated by a moving train to set danger signals two miles ahead and behind and to register each train on a division indicator. Large railroad companies are negotiating for its use.
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Automatic Restaurants to Open in Switzerland
Swiss investors plan automatic, electricity powered restaurants where customers insert money and choose meals from a bill of fare via a slot. Mechanical servers deliver everything from chop and chips to six course dinners with wine, at moderate prices in a futuristic setup reported from Geneva.
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Envoy Defends Russia In Kishineff Massacre Row
US ambassador to Russia Robert McCormick insisted the Russian government bore no complicity in the Kishineff massacre, claiming authorities lacked prior knowledge and that Jewish conditions in Russia were improving under the czar. He noted no official reports were requested from him and dismissed American mass meetings as futile talk.
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Fruit laden trees threaten to break branches in trust districts
An inspection shows fruit heavy trees in surrounding trust districts, requiring extensive thinning to prevent branch breakage and a crop of small, un saleable fruit. The Los Angeles Times notes the tonit onep appears to be a record breaker.
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London to Have a Hinged Overhead Railway
London plans a hinging overhead electric rail system modeled on Elberfeld Germany. German American and English financiers back the project. A parliamentary concession will be sought to build a single eight mile track over the Thames from the south bank. Also appears a fragment of a lyric about Miss June and vivid fruit imagery.
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Meteorite alloy and evolving cameo fashions headline Berlin periodical
A Central Zeitung report from Berlin introduces Meteorite, a new aluminium alloy touted as light, corrosion resistant, highly pliable, and one third the weight of brass for pipes wiring and horseshoes. It also notes a rise in cam ées style, with small oval pieces on varied shell tones gaining popularity and new bracelet designs.
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