The Tan Yard Murder and the Born Detective
A Chicago tale of Ack Shea a detective famed for the third degree and his partner Ripley investigates a Swede found dead near a lake with a throat wound. The tan yard worker’s companion is traced through scent shoe stains and handwork leading to a confession that is later overturned by jurors. The case ends with the suspect returning to Sweden and later confessing to the crime.
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New York Herald Co
Ack” Shea
Haymarket
Chicago
West Division
Shea
Tan Yard
Joe”. Ripley
Potter's Field
Kipley
Ripley
Middle West
Northwest
Vonsonsons
Ole Olesons
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Joe
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern
St. Paul
Sweden
America
Daylight Tereopticon Pictures From France
French mov ing picture methods adapt daylight viewing by shielding the screen from direct light. Two setups in Paris theatres use heavy curtains or a ground glass box to keep light away from viewers, while the lantern is positioned opposite. The result resembles standard photographic viewing with no extra lamp brightness.
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France
Faris
High Pressure Gas and Metals Show Surprising Effects
The article discusses high pressure illuminating gas advantages including easier leak detection and larger service areas, and notes losses of light from liquefied gas components. It also covers metal transparency changes when heated, printer ink emanations affecting photographic plates, and an ultra sensitive moisture detector by M Pionchon using a silvered glass tube to measure humidity via a galvanometer.
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M. Pionchon
Getting Rid of Steamship Ashes
The article explains the new expeller system on liners for disposing ashes by pressurized air. Ashes and clinkers are fed to a crusher, then into a watertight drum that rotates and discharge pipe below. Compressed air at about seventy psi counteracts water pressure during discharge.
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