Memorial 7 Gruie SSS Memorial 7 Gruie SSS
Memorial pageant in Saint Marie recalls Etienne Brule as early sighter of the Great Lakes and a controversial figure in Champlain’s era. The piece details Brule’s travels with Champlain, his role as interpreter, and the later legends and fates tied to his name among the Hurons and French explorers.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Iecovery Wees
Saint Ste. Marie
Etienne Brule
Great Lakes
Samuel de Champlin
Arther Currie
France
Bilente Pre
Grebelle
Coureurs de Bois
Sault
Lake Superior
Indlans
Longfellow
Ehinwartha
Brute
Greanlle
Arriva
Garden River
St. Mercy’s
Tron
Grenelle
Wiltofst Island
St Mary's Rapids
Brule
Grenolia
Waubonosa
Hiawatha
Zhudi
Indiana
Paykman
Frange
New World
Champlain
Auron
Susquehanna
Lake Ontario
Oneida Lake
Hagre de Grace
Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake
Tather Sagard
Lla Agnis del
Quebec
Adaent Kirk
Kirk
Uve
Hurane Brule
The Guillotine and an Edwardian Library Tale
An excerpt discusses the French Revolution guillotine’s origin and misattributions to Guillotin, recounts Pelleter’s execution and Dangremont’s, then shifts to Maurice Hewlett visiting an English manor. In the library he finds Bradshaws and a Shakespeare first edition valued at $30,000.
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Academy of Medicine
Paris
Parla
Je Greve
Monos
Dangremont
Maurice Hewlett
Woglish
Edward UH
New Battleship Must Make Name New Battleship Must Make Name
The Colorado, third in a line of ships bearing the name, was commissioned recently. It weighs 32,000 tons trial displacement and 28,000 horsepower, reaching 21 knots with eight 10‑inch guns, 624 feet long and 31 feet draft. Its crew includes 69 officers, 1,260 enlisted men, and 75 marines. The article traces earlier vessels named Colorado and details naval service from the Civil War through World War I, noting historic actions and evolving roles of the Colorado lineage. The latest Colorado is designated battleship No. 48 with 84,000 tons displacement and a main battery of eight 12-inch guns in four turrets.
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Wallington
Colorado
Uncle Sam
Wirewlse
Maryland
Grat
Colorado River
Norfolk Navy Yard
William Marvine
Gulf of Mexico
Key West
Rio Grande
Pensacola
Judah
Bavy Yard
Lleut
John H. Russell
Han River
Silas Casey
Schroeder
Casey
Infantry
Tugh McKee
The
United States
Coren Noc
R. W. Shufeldt
Corea
Perry
Japan
Far East
London
New York
Territory of
Congress
Niclausse Bollera
Cramp’s Shipyard
Philadelphia
Peabody
Amirali Willard G. Brownson
Roosevelt
tMe
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Pueblo
G. W. Willams
Made Town's Fool Sues for Damages
San Antonio Tex ascension Zozano sues De Amigos Del Puebla for 10000 arguing his reputation and peace were ruined during a recent celebration. He says a magnificent automobile and committee led him to a meeting where trumpets heralded the arrival, maidens threw flowers, and the event was staged to mock him.
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San
Antonio
Tex
Ascension
Zozano
Order of
de Amigos del Puebla
Zoza0
New Navy Vessel With Catapult Planned For Air Operations
The ship features torpedo defense of eight anti aircraft guns and two torpedo tubes. Teal machinery aims for 21 knots at about 28 000 horsepower with Westinghouse type turbines on four shafts. Keel laid May 20 1919 at New York Shipbuilding Camden New Jersey. launched March 22 1921.
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West Inghouse
New-York Shipbuilding Corporation
Camden
N. J
Seven U S Warships to Be Sent to the Junk Pile
Philadelphia news reports the Navy yard will scrap seven war vessels under the armament limits treaty. The Constitution and United States cruisers will be scrapped immediately, with five battleships to follow in the junk heap. Four engines are out of commission and the South Carolina will be sunk in sea trials. Washington, under construction at Camden, N J, also to be destroyed by fire and torpedo tests.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphian Oavy Yard
Constitution
United States
Usey Yard
International Junk Heap
Minnesota
South Carolina
Michigan
New Hampshire
Navy Department
Washington
Camden
N. J
Aso
South American Eels Generate Electricity
A Bronx Zoo eel from South America demonstrates high voltage by current tests. Keepers Yoho Toomey and associates report the eel delivers strong shocks, with testing showing about 15 volts in some contacts and 6 volts elsewhere. Electrician George Fielding wires a copper contact to the tank to record the eel's output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Yoho Toomey
South America
Toomey
George Fielding
India Pushes Canal Work in Lucknow Scheme
District officials report progress on a major canal construction project in Lucknow as part of a broader irrigation initiative. The plan aims to reclaim several thousand acres for agriculture, with a milestone target set for early next year.
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India
Lucknow
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Adonne
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Georgian Bay
St. Lawrence
Ouelda Lake
Champin
Ottawa
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French River
Tila
St. Mary’s
Ontario
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Elgin
Quabac
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Ratlsson
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Hurlsan Bay
Elieeee
Hervant
Climpbtata
Hapertar
Cheanpentee Bay
National Convention
Joseph’ Ignace Guillotip
Guillotin
Belpa
Ku Klux Klan
Valpargiso ‘University
Valparaiso
Ind
Ike Klux’ Klan
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Farragut
New Orleans
South West Pass
Cayuga
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John Rodgers
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