Scientific miscellany on new mining air system and more
A Magog Quebec mine uses a vertical water column to compress air into small globules, producing 150 air horsepower at 62 percent efficiency. Other notes cover perchoid rubber, colloidal gold, hail germs, German copper refining, diamond saws for Paris stones, solidified alcohol, Stearns Michigan instruments, agoraphobia, a spider web rope factory near Paris, and new abrading clay from Floryanowicz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magog
Quebec
Toronto
Comstock
Napier Ford
F. C. Harrison
Bujwid
Germany
M. Felix Fromholt
Herr J. Norden
Frederick Stearns
University of Michigan
J. Headley Neale
Neale
Chalais Meudon
Paris
Floryanowicz
Eclectic Magazine Consolidates with Living Age in 1899
The Eclectic Magazine will merge with the Living Age from January 1899, expanding to 160 pages monthly and adding translations from French German Spanish and Italian reviews. A monthly supplement will feature Readings from New Books and an editorial on Books and Authors. Subscriptions available to Boston and New York addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eclectic Magazine
Living Age
New Booke
Living Ave Company
Boston
E. R. Pelton
New York
Record breaking year ends with biggest business in history
The R G Dun weekly review reports record business volume for the year and month, with exports surpassing all prior months. Wheat and corn shipments at Atlantic ports and western receipts rise sharply, while failures for the week total 258 versus 292 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
The
Stock Exchange
Atlantic
Miles Orders An Investigation Into Beef Ration Scandal
General Miles said he launched an inquiry into shipments of beef to the army in the West Indies after testimony cited 327 tons of refrigerator beef and 198000 pounds of canned beef unfit for food sent to Porto Rico. He questioned the experiment excuse and blamed chemicals for sickness among troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Cuba
Miles
Muster-out plans for 50 000 volunteers unfold by new year
Washington dispatch reports the War Department delaying definite muster-out plans for 50 000 volunteers, with decisions due by January. Options include a three month furlough or immediate discharge with two months extra pay, and rapid mustering in the Philippines to be followed by West Indies releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Congressman Hull
Philippines
Astor
California
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Tennessee
Philippine
West Indies
Wabash Fast Freight Service to Colorado Expanded
Wabash now runs its own Buffalo to Kansas City line for fast freight, replacing Michigan Central. Train 57 becomes Hoosac Tunnel, with delivery from New York to Franklin Street station before 4 p.m. offering six day transit New York to Denver and Boston to Denver at rates no higher than slower lines. Commercial agents C. M. Hampson S. D. Knight H. B. McClellan sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Colorado
Wabash
Kansas City
Michigan Central
Hoosac Tunnel
Ow York
Franklin Street
Denver
C. M. Hampson
Grocers Tribune Offers Free Almanac With Year-Advance Subscriptions
Subscribers who pay one year in advance for The Grocers Tribune will receive the Denver Times Almanac and Year Book at no extra cost. This free gift promotion highlights a partners program benefiting long-term readers and boosts prepaid sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Denver Times
Trinene
Independent
Clubbing Rates for 1598 99 Subscriptions List
Readers may subscribe to multiple periodicals via the Trisene for 1598 99 with prepaid yearly plans. Offers include The Inter State Poultryman and the Tribune for $2.00, The Cosmopolitan and others, several price points, and combinations with the Greeley Tribune. Prices range from $2.00 to $8.00 per year depending on the publication and format.
Smoothest Train in the United States Chicago Special
The Burlington Chicago special now departs Denver at 1 40 p m and reaches Omaha for breakfast before arriving Chicago the same day enabling a 1046 mile run in 29 5 hours at about 36 mph It features a sleeping car dining car two chair cars and a new wide vestibule lighting by Pintsch gas with a luxurious pea cock blue sleeper and roomy toilets noted for punctuality and comfort along eleven dining cars in Burlington service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Midland
Omaha
United States
Denver Republican
Luxurious Gulf Road Mexico Tour From Denver Starts Jan 24 1899
The Gulf road offers a high class personally conducted month long tour of Mexico beginning January 24 1899 from Denver. It includes scenic historic locations far south of Mexico City with luxury sleeping observation and shining cars. Price is 3850 dollars from Denver or Colorado points, under Union Pacific Denver Gulf railway supervision. Contact T E Fisner assistant general passenger agent for details and itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road
Mexico
Denver
City of
Colorado
Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway
T. E. Fisner
Colo
Scenic Line of the World Tours by Denver Rio Grande
The Rocky Mountain routes of the Denver and Rio Grande offer to Colorado Utah and New Mexico tourists the finest resorts and to transcontinental travelers the grandest scenery. Two routes through the Rockies with all through tickets available. Direct line to Cripple Creek gold camp with double daily service and through Pullman sleepers between Denver and San Francisco. The Oregon Gateway line serves Utah Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington. Send 8 K Hooper G P T A Denver for illustrated descriptive pamphlets.
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Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Cripple Creek
Denver
San Francisco
Idaho
Montana
Oreoon
Washington
Oregon Gateway
K. Hooper
Colo
Library Hours Notice for Adults and Teens
A brief public notice announces weekly library hours on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 7 to 9 p.m. Librarian is The 9 To 9 or similar staff. details are read as readable fragments.
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Trune
Literature of the World
EcLecrc
Westminster Review
Centen'ry Review
Fortnightly Review
Nineteenth Century Science Review
Blackwood's
Cornhill Magazine
Macmillian’s
New Review
National Review
Chamber's Journal
Temple Bar
the Athenaeum
Public Opinion Saturday Eview
the Spectator
Andrew Lang
Max Mueller
J. Norman Lockyer
James Bryce
M. P
William Black
H. Mallock
Herbert Spencer
Mahatfy
Robert Ball Prince Kropotkin
Farrar St George Mivart
H.R. Haweis
Frederick Harrison
Karl Blind
Eelectic
E. R. Belton
Ee 16Th St
Living Age CO
Brumfield St
R.G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Thomas Crosby
Margaret Crosby
Edgewater
Frank Nye
Nye
Crosby
Sehley
Phrapelonia
Schley
New Jersey
Delaware
Temple Baptist Church
A. K. McClure
S. D. Knight
St. Louis
H. B. McClellan
New York, N. Y
Trisene
State Poultryman
the Tribune
Cosmopolitan
N. Y. World
Greeley Tribune
Detroit
the Forum
Scribner's Magazine
Denver Weekly News
Denver Daily News
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
New York Independent
Scientific American
Scientific American Supplement
Scientific American Building Edition
Denver Weekly Times
Denver Daily Times
the World At Almanac
the Battle Calendar of the Republic
Edgar Stanton Maclay
U. S. Navy
American Annual
the World
Pulitzer Building
Dr.gunn
Bosanko
Old Mexico
Greeley Publ
Mrs
Ke.w. ME
the Independent
Postals
Fulton St. N.Y
Western Live Stock and Land Company
Wall Street
Ig Ih
Vemy
Charles T. Leonhardt
Gresser Tribun
Sas
Emeline R. Putnam
County of Weld
State of
County
Weld County
Greeley
Asa A, Decker
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