Falterson's Paterson: hub of anarchist propaganda
The Paterson New Jersey area is described as a hotbed of anarchist activity with Emma Goldman linked to incendiary writings. The piece alleges a local paper La Question Sociale, published at 355 Market Street, oversees radical meetings led by Pedro Esteve, attracting 2,500 Italians linked to the Right to Existence group. Meetings reportedly plan assassinations and discuss Italy while avoiding wide public attention.
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Paterson
United States
New Jersey
Hresci
Humbert
Elisabeth
Austria
Secret Service Bureaus
Europe
la Question Sociale
Columme
Emma Goldman
Carolgoat
Market Street
Pedro Esteve
Esteve
Italy
The Railway Chronograph a locomotive mile recorder
A description of a railway chronograph device attached to locomotives claiming to log every mile, whistle blast, speed, time and place. It supposedly records train earnings, spend, delays, accidents, and even fuel waste, with tests of operation and safety checks.
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Pdianapolla News
Anto Gains In Popularity In Early Motor Debate
Te haspel states that in 90 theta were registered to Paris about 6000 dutomovites. There are no definite methods of registration and vehicles are widely distributed across the United States. A careful estimate puts the total motor vehicle figure at about 100. A great many more have been manufactured and deported, with many not yet on the market.
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Anto
Te Haspel
Paris
United States
Reviewnco
Names That Are Popular Across Victorian Society
A study notes common English Christian names. William tops lists for male children, with John and George also common. Thomas, James, Henry, Harry, Frederick, Charles, Alfred, Albert follow. Edward, Arthur, Robert, Joseph, and Herbert appear as well. Overall, 856 of every 1,000 men share these names, while hundreds of others remain rare by comparison.
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William
Tn Oil
Johns
Georger
John
George
Thomas
James
Henry
Harry
Frederick
Charles
Alfred
Albert
England
Victoria
Edward
Arthur
Robert
Joseph
Herbert
Richard
Percy
Ernest
Fashion's Demands Wear Out Young Women Says Editor
A long piece argues fashionable pressures exhaust girls aged 12 to 23 by forcing excessive arts study and weekend programs. It cites Ladies' Home Journal notes about mothers pushing daughters into numerous refinements, resulting in nervous exhaustion and frail health before marriage.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Bequest Creates Fund for Disabled Women Teachers
A Philadelphia philanthropist leaves four million dollars to establish a fund aiding disabled women who taught public schools there for 26 years. The grant provides about $1,000 yearly annuities to beneficiaries, a rare and notable act of wealth supporting educator welfare.
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Lewie Elkin
Philadelphia
Glasgow City Keeps Streets Clean With 1260 Workers
Glasgow maintains at least 315 miles of streets cleaned by 1,260 active workers who earn their wages. The department runs an 800 acre farm and classifies all garbage and refuse. Tin, paper, rags and other waste are repurposed to generate power and lighting for the city.
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Glasgow
Hog
Corporation
Knight of Victory in a Soldier’s Tale
A boy in a nursery tale rides away on a black steed with sword in hand. He bids farewell to his mother who wishes him well. The journey lasts the day as men watch. night falls and the youth is found lifeless, wrapped in a companion’s arms.
Gypsies On The Trail A Nomadic Child Rearing Tale
A fragmented account describes Gypsy caravans and their children at work from dawn, detailing tasks from horse care to gathering water and wood. It contrasts harsh travel life with pride in neat wagons and discipline, then shifts to anecdotes about President Lincoln and pardons, including a stranger’s joke about ugliness and a carved jackknife tale.
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Ae Kevere
Orioles Rescue Oriole From Forked Tree Limb
In a grove, three pairs of orioles share nests in separate trees while robins blackbirds and bluebirds gather. A female oriole becomes head entangled in a forked limb. bystander birds react with alarm as three males calmly observe until one dives in, frees her, and she flies away to mend her plumage.
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Philadelphia
Timon
Simplon Tunnel Project Readies Great Length and Feats
A special letter describes the Simplon tunnel begun in 1898, to link Briquere on the Rhone with Domo d Ossola in Italy. It will exceed 12 miles in length, cost about 15.9 million dollars, and employ Brandt drills to advance through granite and white quartz. The article notes exceptional ventilation, water management, and worker comforts, with traffic expected in 1904.
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Simplon
Brique
Rhone Valley
Domo d'Ossola
Mesers, Brandt, Brandan & Co
Antwerp
Winterthur
Loghar
Pilatus
Briquere
Rhone
Gallerice
Euller
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Uoenviehle
Wilkes
Gerretum
Anil
Blatharger
Youth
Tincoln
Lincolin
Ania
Pardge
Hyrena
Thaddeus Stevens
Seatenand
Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Lincoln
Jeanie
Traffe
Portugal
Yeur
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