Boys Brave Open-Boat Voyage from San Francisco to Alaska
Two San Francisco boys ages 15 and 16 survived a perilous open-boat voyage across the Pacific, living on scarce provisions for days before a British steamer rescued them and ferried them to Vancouver. They regained strength with medical care and returned to their parents, still eyeing Alaska's gold promise.
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Tales of curiosities and a courtroom death
A Nantes fair shows the Eve apple and Jonah whale. A South Carolina coroner recalls Crawford Ballew dying February 3, 1894 by gunshot in an arrest. A Williamsburg bride-to-be objects to obey in marriage. A boarding house guest’s astrology error ends with Aries disbelief. A farmer jokes about triggernometry. John Barnes, jail cook in Augusta, owes six years for intoxication with repeated weekend outs. Forty eight hours is his longest break in years.
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Gas Power deems cheapest motor propulsion in Germany report
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