Telephone Work and Signals in Early Public Systems
The article discusses use of telephone lines and signaling in early systems, noting engineers like Mr Vinekea and Mr Pedic describe how contacts form when lines connect. It references a 1707 Bul venue installation, center central exchanges, and a proposed practical telephone conversion with national backing, mentioning JV Boek and local agents.
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LF Erickson
Pou Beatty Aloe
Vinekea
Fannie Pouerienf
Guy Pendsustinen
Eneleon
Aif JV Boek
Tts
Applis
Beautifying A. B. Hall Mud Match Clash
A muddy game features AL Bo ball under the din atur where Herr etherelee defeats Tdinarod's yori Schneider in a notable anniversary clash. The event, scheduled for jib, marks a key moment in local sports.
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Rey
Dinatur
Herretherelee
Tdinarod
Leader James Mann Seen as Steady Pillar in House
A Seattle Post Intelligencer profile portrays James Mann as a stalwart shield and mentor in the House. The piece highlights his deep knowledge of precedents, patient questioning, and disciplined speaking style, noting colleagues rely on his judgment and memory.
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James R. Mann
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HOUSE
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Capitol
Illinois
Dames
Asty H
Mann
Cannon
Dadiell
Mary
Florence Eujied
Mass
Mus
Oscar
Senate
Yale
Beowet
Ileman's
Munn
Congress
Mr. Mann
Burns Celebration in the Northern Wilds
An Athabasca reminiscence recounts a rugged Burns birthday gathering on the frontier. Scots, Indians, and settlers toasted Robert Burns with whisky, songs, and recitations in a remote winter lodge, highlighting frontier culture and enduring Burns devotion on the far frontier.
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Robert Burns
Villa the Mexican hero 15 half devil half cur
A distorted account portrays Villa as a feared Latin bandit leader in Mexico. It recalls executions, terror tactics, and personal cruelties attributed to him, with anecdotes of his brutality and tactical cunning told by various owners and observers. The piece contrasts Mexican and Anglo-Saxon notions of fair play and highlights Villa’s long, violent career and elusive interference by authorities.
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New York
Fantia
Mexico
Eiuner
Aevority
Rilley Odo
Eoen Villa
Tie
Will
Wiem
Villa
Rita Pic
al Dora
New Anesthesia Promises Pain Free Ear Procedures
Dr William I FitzGerald, an Hartford ear and throat specialist practicing in New York, introduced a nerve based anesthesia at St Francis. He claims it avoids drugs or gas and can numb specific nerve zones, enabling painless punctures of the ear drum and removal of foreign objects, with several patients cited as examples.
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de. Fites
Westhesia
Kitezerald
Uni
Boston City
Viemiont
Despitse
New Y
Meili
Hartford
New York
Morford
Connan
William I Pitagerald
New York City
St. Francis
Fitzgeralt
General Hospital
Fitzger
Pr. Fitzgerald
Summons for Publication in Alaska District Court
The court orders publication of a divorce summons against Mary Labelle. The plaintiff Sie Lahin seeks dissolution of the bonds of matrimony citing desertion. Publication runs at The tit arod Ploseer in Bill, Alaska for six weeks. Respond by June 10, 1904 to avoid default.
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Terrary
Alaska
Bill
Miska
Plauiatif
Frederick Bo
Sealy Angel Melride
Gro.w
Albrecht
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