New Turbine Motor Discovery May Revolutionize Marine Travel
Inventor Thomas Eastmoore of Jacksonville Wisconsin unveils a reversible turbine motor able to push boats at speeds up to 75 miles per hour. He claims fuel savings of half and potential ocean crossing in three days, with trials to occur near Palm Beach Florida.
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Thomas Eastmoore
Jacksonville
Wis
New York World
Tag
St. Johns River
Florida
Eastmoore
St Johns River
Wow Be
Palm Beach
Fla
Ty Engineering
Roe Ie Eastmore
Pestmelle
New Motor Roadway Promises Two Transport Benefits
Dr T A Jonson of Kenia TB invents a motor roadway with two parallel concrete tracks and a road treadway to support passenger and freight vehicles. A strengthened rib guides the ballast and a device for steering lugs prevents tire flange contact, easing vehicle handling. The feature is reported by the St Louis Post Dispatch.
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T. A. Jonson
Kenia
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Signal Exchange Plan Via Prison Mirror Smuggled Messages
San Francisco Chronicle reports William Sampson alias AHIs and wife and baby Charlie in the city prison using a mirror and a coded signal system to communicate across ward lines. A guard noted regular visits by Mrs Sampson, and ward staff seek to prevent further signaling while Sampson’s arm injuries hindered his response.
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Han
William Sampson
Ahis
San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
Charlie
Golden Gate Park
Mrs. Sampson
Baby Charlie
Sampson Moval
Maloney
Hle
Samdosg
Wiard
Nuge
Willam Bodie
Pacade
Huestika
Ryan
The Zambez Bridge and Fashion's Blue Wave
A fragmentary clipping describes The Zambez bridge in Meny, noting its claimed height and swift construction plus steel construction and paint to blend with spray. It shifts to fashion as New York World extols blue shades from peacock to pastel and ends with a shoe seller prompted by the term Temperance Shoes.
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Zambert
Victoris Fats
Meny
J. Wartley
Knight
Engineering
Charles Metcalfe
New York World
Floating Exposition to sail to sixty ports in forty six countries
A New York group plans a 15 month world voyage for a floating industrial show carrying American manufacturers goods. The ship will visit 75 ports in 46 countries from April next year, with 1 to 7 day stops to quote prices and take orders. Exhibitors pay space costs, and net profits are slated to fund the voyage with refunds to participants.
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Biopiog Company
New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Ile Oveans Qond
Tve
Europe
Asia
Australia
South Ameriea
Central America
West
Aes
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Zambez! Bridge
Uncle Sam
Montaigne
J. P. Stebbins
Carlow
Mra. Turner
Graettinger
Anna Ratledge
Eugene Brown
Jessie Daken
Mra Rashford
Mre Teaste
Chicago
Geo. Watson
West Bend
Shaldan
St. Thomas Church
Warren Uphoff
Florence Maiden
Ayrshire
Madison
Wisconsin
Dous Jones
America
Widow Jones
Dhel’s
Akigiel
Clphiste’s
Dept of
Tay Othes
Widous Jones
Price Clothiers
H.W. Bebbe
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