Eleven Children on a Piney Wood Train Station
At a rural station in the pine woods Sister Calline fears a miscounted trainload of her eleven children has vanished with a passenger. An old man, posing as a preacher, helps count and comforts her as the train departs, revealing the crowd assembled and a later plan for a wedding with the same man as groom.
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Sister Calline
Clare
Fryar
Calline
Lucyalier
Bister Calline
Callina
Chile
Mill
de Lan
Sister Callne
Brer
Martin
Mistah
Donner
Biixen
Tilis
Pa Tee
Calline Jackson
Piney Woods
Kentville
Kent Hall
de Cannel
Uncle
Walt
Colonel Kent
Annele Dick
Jackson
Peart
George
John Allen
Washington
iMag
Mars John
Mara John
Lincoln
Brown University
Germany
New England
Electric Locomotives Claim High Speed On Belt Line
The General Electric Company reports three electric locomotives for the Belt Line tunnel in Baltimore achieve eighty miles an hour without effort and could reach 150 mph like a steam locomotive at sixty. Also noted are experiments on high voltage current transmission via water jets, Edison patent records, and safety devices for rapid shutdowns in machinery.
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Belt Line
Baltimore
General Electric Company
Slaty
Berlin
Lydd
England
New Orleans
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Chil’en
Jhatore
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Elihu Thomson
Francis H. Richards
Edward Weston
Charles E. Scribner
Charles J. Vanderpoole
Randolph M. Hunter
George Westinghouse
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Jersey
New York
Montana
Colorado
Mississippi
South Carolina
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Arkansas
North Hudson Railroad Company
T. A. Bonta
Philadelphia
H. Cently