How Plants and Animals Prepare for Winter in Nature
A discussion of winter foresight in wildlife and plants. Woodpeckers and squirrels store acorns, grasses and reeds provide winter food, and creatures like beavers and prairies show planning. Plants such as the dandelion distribute seeds with wind dispersal to ensure future offspring.
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Michigan
Maddy
California
Mexico
Adin
Gio Hepatter
Ateunnie
Somme
Amling
Copstight
Prince Henry's Hosts Feau Pasorwitz Abchatelaine Ceremony
The German embassy in Washington gears up for Prince Henry’s visit. Diplomats including von Holleben and von Quadt-Wykradt- Isny pose as key figures. Counts, barons, and attachés head a tall, stately staff. The embassy mansion on Massachusetts Ave hosts ten rooms while safety measures and secret service prepare for anarchist threats during the stay.
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Germany
Prine Bleary
Tie Kitmer
Wallington
Theodore von Ufeleben
Bie
Punt
Washington
Cran Jhmm
IMP
Alere von
Ikerr von Hotteven
Nate
Albert von Quadt-Wykradt- Isny
Ile
Diplomatic Corps
Geuntess Quadt
Aimple
Heme
Wepienous
Von
Ritmeister
Baron von Kapp-Herr
von Bhroen
Count von Armin
Massachusetts Avenue
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Jim Thiehnan
Prince Henry
Dresden
Secret Service Officials to Attend Global Summit
Reports say top Secret Service personnel from major cities will gather from St. Petersburg to Rome and Vienna to curb potential outrages. Officials are described as well connected with activists and known for preventing threats nationwide.
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St. Petersburg
Rome
Tarte
Vienna
Mirage of a Multimillion Banking Windfall Rumor
A Philadelphia Prom report relays a Wall Street rumor claiming a New York banking house earned 17,000,000 in a year and that partners shared 75 percent to a junior partner. The tale compares the bank’s profits to United States Steel and notes a 6 percent return on a 300 million capitalization with large individual shares distributed among partners.
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New York
Holland
Philadelphia
United Statens Minancial
Wall Street
Carlier
Uete
Galt
New York City
Anl
United States Steel
Financial
United States Steel Corporation
Monkey brushing teeth astonishes Elgin park keeper
David C. Walker custodian of Lord's Park in Elgin Illinois reports a surprising scene as a toothbrush found in the zoo prompts Jocko the largest monkey to vigorously brush its teeth. The incident, witnessed by Walker, is described as remarkable and puzzling by animal staff and local papers.
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David C. Walker
Lord's Park
Elgin
Jocko
Walker
Monker
Chicago
Rear Admiral Delights Bogey with Savannah Visit
A Chicago Tribune correspondent reports Rear Admiral Sedley visited the Gordon home in Savannah Georgia. John Christanson captain of a starboard gas aboard the Brooklyn greeted the admiral and cried out as the ceremony unfolded. The scene in the Gordon library showed deep emotion as Christanson saluted and kissed the admiral. General Gordon offered a drink but Christanson declined. The episode reflected the sailor’s devoted regard for his wartime commander and the emotional tension of the day.
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John Christanson
Brooklyn
Fort Royal
Schley
Gordon
Savannah
Chicago Tribune
Gordons
Wormelee
Christanson
Bobley
General Gordon
Mrs. Gordon
Crinn
Cristinhon
Bern
Nie Nai
Christinson
Sedley
Deuok
Tx Leider
Banthiwa
Ak Lewis de Ree Adntea
Gordo
Uae
Labor and steel trust debate in early industry outlook
A London interview with Charles Setawal discusses declines in the steel trade due to labor trust power and proposed new management by the United States steel organization. A Colorado Supreme Court ruling upholds livestock inspection law while Indian Territory endures a severe cattle famine with scarce feed and snowbound conditions threatening herd losses.
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Charles Setawal
Eter Trust
Europ
London Mail
Anil
England
Steel Trust
Schwabe
Thnt
Denver
Col
Colorado Supreme Court
Edward H. Reil
Texas
Reid
Livestock Organization
Kong
Guthrie
Indian Territory
Fort Smith
Paris
Tex
Impeon
Red River
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