The Overland Limited Train Promotion Description
Union Pacific advertises The Overland Limited with 16 hour faster transit between the Missouri River and San Francisco. It touts double drawing room palace sleepers, buffet lobby library cars, barber stop reading room, dining cars, a la carte meals, electric lighting, and steam heat. Admiral Beresford praises the dining car system as grand. J P Ross city offer, T SHANKLIN U P Depot agents.
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Union Pacific
Missouri River
San Francisco
Admiral Beresford
Upton Pacific
Ae. J. PF. Ross
City Offen
Shanklin
U. P
Wireless telegraphy advances claimed by weather bureau chief
Chief Willis Moore of the weather bureau reports a new wireless system developed from Dobbs Island testing that can signal ships up to 506 miles at sea. He notes successful 60 mile land signals, plans for Roanoke Cape Henry stations, and aims to record messages, while cautioning land use remains limited by earth disturbance and reliability concerns.
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Weather Bureau
Wills
Moore
Bureau
Washington
New York World
Dobbs Island
Potomac River
Roanoke
N. C
Hatteras
Cape Henry
Willis
Marconi
Nosta
Ui Laboratory
Fort Myer
Speaker's Gavel Odes To Historic and Naval Notes
A St Louis gavel gifted to the speaker is described as his prized token among 67 gavels. It is carved from a log built by General Grant, with another from Upper Town University. Comparisons cite German and American naval builds, and Verdi’s birthplace monument noted by Italy.
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Joy
St. Lu
St. Louis
HL Thagerty
St Louis
Ste
Day
Upper Town University
Iowa
Advertising notes on parsonage rates and church payments
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice about advertising charges under 90 cls with exceptions for 10 regular advertisers. It mentions no church rate unless payment in advance, seeking to secure respectful funds for related duties.
United States as Bread Basket and World Leader of Progress
A historical manifesto by Frank Abial Ylower in National Magazine World February praising the United States as dominant in agriculture and industry. It outlines a 1901–1905 program including the gold standard tariff policy peace program and global objectives such as a common commerce language and a permanent world congress with international courts.
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United States
Congress
Great Lakes
VLA Common Law of Commerce
Busines
Supreme Court
Armits
America
Frank Abial Ylower
National
Wor
Silver King and Senator Thomas Kearns of Utah
A historical profile of Thomas Kearns, the Utah senator elect known as the Silver King. It covers his Pennsylvania birth, migration to Nebraska with family, rise from miner and day laborer to co owning the Silver King mine, marriage, and prominence on the public platform. The piece also notes a later gas strike in Indiana and a quirky item about German dancers in Westphalia.
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Thomas Kearns
Utah
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Grab
Los Angeles Times
Keartes
Loys
Nebraska
Ult County
Government Land
Leewine
Julia O'Neil
Aber Uidale
Thomas
York City
David Keats
Silver King
Tom
Kearns
O'Neil City
National capital sawmill scene signals inauguration prep
A miniature sawmill on Executive Avenue near the White House showcases a busy logging camp to illustrate democratic simplicity ahead of Inauguration crowds. The display, complete with a sheet iron chimney and buzzing saws, draws crowds while diplomats and officials pass by.
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Sherman
Washington
Executive Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
War, State and Navy Department
Washington Post
State Department
Willy Nilly
Future of Anticost Island Development Plans
Henri Meuler of Paris aims to develop Anticosts Island at the mouth of the St Lawrence with towns land clearing roads railways a deep seaport and resource development including agriculture fisheries and paper pulp A modern settlement grows around English Bar with a hospital store gymnasium and housing while a central farm and competent administration under M Monier absorb surrounding clearings The project envisions strong governance engineers and experts guiding farming fisheries public works and commerce with a view toward turning desolate territory into a thriving colony
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Henri Meuler
CIA
H. H. Lewis
Ainslee
Islaod
Anticosts
St. Lawrence River
Henri Menter
Paris
Saya
Meuler
Anticost
English Bar
Henri Menier
M. Picard
Monier
M. Comettant
New York City
M. Landrley
M. Jdagnemart
Prenel
Schmitt
Doggett
Belanger
Marine Service
Gibsone
M. Georges Martin “Ede
Tatetsieredt
United States
Leather patent claim and deaf aid device in New York report
Reports from Washington and New York describe Mer P. A. Bloys van Treslong Prins of The Hague presenting leather samples and a new process that could turn moist hides into saddle and shoemaker quality leather in two to three days, versus six months. Also noted is an exhibition in New York by M. R. Hutchison of a device aiding the deaf, with tests showing sensitivity to sounds though not volume, and portable transmitter receiver similar to telephone parts.
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White House
New York
Mra McKinley
Rottendam
Voorwinden
State Department
Washington
United States
Mer. P. A. Bloys van Treslong Prins
The
Hague
M. R. Hutchison
Bia
E. Gruening
Gorham Bacon
Frederick Whiting
New York Institute For Deaf and Dumb
New York Sun
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Lawrence
An advertisement from Foster-Milburn Co touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney ills and backache. Lawrence resident S B Witbeck of 437 Elm Street testifies to relief after using the product, purchased at Dick Bros Drug Store, Massachusetts Street. The ad urges readers to remember the name and buy from dealers at 50 cents.
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S B. Witbeck
Elm Street
Doan
Dick Bros
Massachuetts
Foster-Milbure Co
Buffalo
N. B
U.S
Dean's
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