Pupin Enters America and Forges Path in Science
The narrative recounts Michael Idvorsky Pupin fleeing Austria Hungary to evade conscription, earning money through various jobs, and advancing to Columbia University. It traces his studies in mathematics and physics, fellowships, and eventual prominence in electro mechanics and telecommunication inventions.
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Siemete Seccom
Macy & Carcer
Foxery
Michael Idvorsky
Pupin
Austria -Hungary
Sonse
Pepin
St Idvor
Banat
Hungary
Thtees
Atlantic
America
Bell
Columbia University
Columbia
Cambridge University
England
Armeries
John Tyndall
Berlin
Helmbeke
Pupio
Fpupin
American Mathemistical Society
Thumb tells all eyes watchful minds in curio guide
A London writer claims thumbs reveal truthfulness and mental strength. The thumb centre brain operation and paraly sis risks are discussed alongside comparisons to apes and hand anatomy.
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London
Patent Office Humorists Poke Fun at Inventions
A survey of odd patent claims shows absurd devices from cow udders to disappearing alarm beds. Inventors include Sparks for hen egg counters, Seaman for an alarm bed that dumps the sleeper, and Windell for glass tombstones.
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Sparks
Ben
Shanahan
J. de Vries
United States
Germany
Joseph Karnowski
George Washington Henry
F. T. Newbery
Standard Oil Company
Sting
George Hitz
George Q. Seaman
Seaman
Seanan
Lange and
Jenke
Thomas Windell
Windell
William Tell Stieger
Cost of the Portuguese throne crowns Dom Manuel II
The Paris Debats laments that royal costs outweighed Portugal’s poverty, detailing Dom Manuel II’s lavish gifts such as gold watches and a gold hat pin. It notes the Braganza fortune’s limits, generous court expenses, and rumors of marriages and titles used to fund a lavish lifestyle while unemployment rose in Lisbon.
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Chicago
Lisbos
Portugal
The
Temps
Legion
Manuel
Lismr
Vienna
Paris
Paris Journal
Marseilles
Kings Suite
Henry TV
Muarsedles
Dom Manuel II
House of Braganza
Brazil
South America
Dom Manuel
Department of Publicity
Boulevard
Lisbon
London
Hadwari
Jarritz
Lreee
Edward
Dom Mancel
Ing
Coronation Robes and Coronet Plans for English Nobility
The Duke of Norfolk, as Earl Marshal, calls peers and peeresses to submit names for coronation assistance and robes orders. Details specify crimson velvet mantles edged with miniver, coronets with silver balls and gold leaves varying by rank, plus train lengths up to three feet, with ornate capes and markings for each title. An internal combustion engine breakthrough is described, featuring direct fuel injection, air scavenging, no carburetor, and high efficiency across speeds.
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University of Michi
Fee Brosh
United States
Telegraph Supply Company
Prasklin Institute
Philadelphia
Longworth
Cipcignati
Obers
Telegraph Suppl Company
Brush
Thompson Houston Company
Lyon
Primiente
Telegraph
Stampson Houston
Edison Companies
Boston
Isso
Europe
Japan
Brush Electric Light Company
Edison
Thompson Houston
General Electric Company
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Wieliczka
Austria
Poland
Anthony
New York
Plymouth
Massachhusetts
New Bedford
Cape Cod
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
West Virginia
Kanawha River
Ohio
Scioto Works
Malifornia
Kansas
Avery Island
Michigan
East Saginaw
Onondaga Reservation
United Ks
Great Britain
Duke of Norfolk
Bngland
Lucithustiu Laines
Sddtessus
Tlis
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William Ball Rice
Rice & Hutchins
Hedson
Massachusetts
Rice
New England
Lynn
Rice & Hutching
Rice & Hutchips
Hice
Charles F. Brush
Deschanel
Childress
Scotland
Parnell
Derby
War Office
Patent Office
United States Patent Office
Rcientific American
Carr
A. J. Good
Carl Holm Gren
Going
Lamson
Dodge
G. Erlinger
Davidson
Dillon
C. Herold
Pittsburg
France
Mark Twain
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