Wireless Wizard Promises Ocean Spanning Telephone
Copenhagen dispatch reports Waldemar Poulsen claims a continuous wave wireless telephone can span oceans to America and Australia. He contrasts with Marconi spark systems, arguing his transmitter emits a steady wave with far less power loss and no disruptive noise.
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Copenhagen
Waldemar Oulson
Europe
America
Australia
Mara
Poulsen
Walkdemar Poulsen
Edward VII
Denmark
Marconi
Bootblacking Rises to Dignity in New York's Hudson Terminals
The New York World notes bootblacking becomes a long term, high rent occupation in Hudson Terminal buildings with annual rents totaling 124 900 dollars. The shift from boy bootblacks to mature Italian stand operators marks a modernization of the trade in the city.
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Hudson Terminal
New York World
H — Watehines
New York
Horatio Al“er
City Hall Park
Amesterdam Avenue
Shitere
Signor Rosevelto
Bost
London
Picadilly Circus
Manhattan
Charms of a Mustard Bath From Black and White
The article extols mustard baths as a modern health aid. A tablespoon of mustard added to bath water yields a warm, velvety feel, reduces soreness, and refreshes tired bodies, appealing to travelers and fashionable society alike.
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Sore
Elf
Aleowdy
No Flattery Needed in Parlor Talk With Grumpy Suitor
A clipped exchange shows the gruff man resisting praise while a speaker notes many crave compliments. The dialogue pivots on flattery as a social tool and hints at a contract dispute emerging from a wearying promotional pitch.
The Kiss of Meaning in Central Park Moonlight
A couple walks a June night in Central Park watching moonlit ripples and statues. Laurence and Deahna share flirtation, a near kiss, and a shifting view of what a kiss should mean, revealing deeper character and a new resolve after the encounter.
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Henry Wilton Thomas
W. FR. Hearst
Central Park
Shakespeare
Luna
Hobby Burns
Inez
Otrs
Laurence
Hiagps
Deahna
Donna
Kise
COLORS SEEN IN DREAMS Two Colors Red and Yellow
A Tribune summary notes that Dr Havelock Hills claims only two colors appear in dreams red and yellow. The piece discusses red as primitive and linked to joy and ritual use across cultures including African dyes and Greek festivals. It cites ancient records and wide color variety among humans.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Havelock Hills
Slroth
New Earth
Mom
Greece
Jughter
Cain
The Tale of George Clements and Jenny
A London clerk George Clements bonds with Jenny a penniless girl while facing a rich uncle's offer to make him heir. The uncle disapproves, but Jenny and George endure hardship, uncover a concealed family recall, and marry as a hopeful future dawns on them amid an English voyage.
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George Clements
Merning
Stame Point
George Clementia
London
Thiall
Forth
Savings
Jenny
Clements
George Clementa
Wilek
Sam
Rou
America
Cavemore
Dawes
Dawen
Clement
George
Win Vielter
Naif
Tam
Clement l
Tie
Jonny
Philip Davas
Clesente
Untaught Cow Story Reveals Unclear Trial Results
A disjointed account describes an experiment with an owner and a horse related to a fashion scene. The text notes attempts at improvement, a failed innovation, and a damaged outcome with a muffled line about self reassessment.
Manuel Lisa Restored to Westward Hero Status
Washington reports Manuel Lisa, a pivotal figure in early American expansion, described as the man who kept Missouri Valley and Louisiana Purchase regions under U S control during the War of 1812. His influence with Missouri tribes aided Union efforts, and renewed historical interest seeks to fully document his romantic frontier career and losses.
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Washinton
Republic
Manuel Lisa
Bpanioh
United States
Saven
Ward
Noth
Andy Jackson
Misenouri
Louisiana Purchase
Mississippi Valley
Jefferson
France
Louiwiana
Manuel Linn
Weet
Heo
St Leouis
Missouri River
Yellowstone
Missouri River Valley
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Manuel Lina
Jows
Missouri Valley
George Clark
Northwest
Lime
Struggie
Indiana
Mississippi
Blatery
Robinson
Doane Trobbaar
Rotary
South Dakota Historical Society
Lina
Gamble
Stobinkon
Lien
Itmn
Bl. Louie
Great Cisterns of Hot Water Near Heber City Utah
Natural curiosity seekers visit near Heber City to view vast hot water cisterns rising up to ten feet high in a flat plain. The formations, created by ash and soda deposition over centuries, grow taller each year and sit along cultivated fields near orchards. Locals warn of a vast cavern beneath the hot pots and marveled at the strange, fiery waters produced from the earth.
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Heber City
Utah
Thing
Nelda
A Favorite Sonnet Fragment From A Varying Era
A distorted excerpt presents archaic poetic lines about true nobility and inner depths. The garbled text references weariness, soul searching, and earthly bonds, with scattered phrases resembling a sonnet's mood and imagery.
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Nutter
Grump
Audi A
Marsiall le Whidler
Cortu
Mr. Dawes
Mia
Philadelphie Necord
Imiunmia de Noonmon
Bn Ipenoratly Newulle Tay
Udit
Delag
Lisa
Uncle Sin
Jieth Willowsli
Lowell
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