Battle of the Rhode Island Aboard a Torpedo Boat Hero
The Rhode Island leads a squadron toward battle as the torpedo boat Midget under Lt Ned Hutton slips away to strike at dawn. Mortimer learns of Hutton’s mission and receives a parting note. Dawn reveals a fierce fight with the enemy fleet as the Rhode Island readies its guns and crew for general quarters.
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German Emperor as Europe’s arbiter judged by English view
Contemporary Review condemns William II for hubris and imperial pretensions. It argues his plan to rally Europe against England mirrors Napoleonic aims and would undermine peace. The Prince of Wales is praised for recognizing the danger and opposing the emperor’s conduct and rhetoric.
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Prince of Wales
William
Kiel
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Ryler
Contemporary Review
Three spectres threaten baby's life and Dr. Fowler remedy cited
The Bookman discussion argues for reforming theater by promoting pure, noble plays and ethical actors. It cites Dr Watson approving a dramatization of his stories and urges supporting high drama to bless society. It ends with Dr. Fowler's remedy claims against cholera and infant illnesses.
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Night watchman nabs contraband cigars on foggy Boston quay
A five box contraband seizure in Boston ends in a humorous twist as the night inspector captures cigars hidden in a heavy package and faces a crowd of jokers who vanish, leaving the guard to ponder his misfortune and future seizures.
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Erosion of the Colorado Plateau Revealed by River Valleys
Prince Kropotkin notes in Nineteenth Century that the Colorado River and its tributaries cut beds through tertiary lacustrine deposits and thousands of feet of hard rock, forming deep gorges and sculpted mountains up to 800 miles long and 11 miles wide at the gap, with 8,000 to 5,000 foot depths.
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New York New Haven and Hartford R R timetables Lowell May 1 1898
Old Colony System trains leave Lowell Middlesex Street Depot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way-stations at 7 11 25 am 5 25 pm All trains join South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west Also Concord Junction with Fitchburg R R The 6 25 pm train connects with the Stonington line for New York City The Sunday service runs 7 15 am to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence returning at 6 33 pm with Worcester connections Attendance by W E Chamberlain A C Kendall IBAAC N Marshall Geo W Miller Local Agent Ticket office Middlesex Street station.
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Boston and Maine R R Timetable Revised 1897
Corrected timetable showing trains from Middlesex to Lowell Lawrence and many New England points with listed departure times on weekdays Sundays and special services. Includes routes to Salem Newburyport Amesbury Exeter Dover Rochester Somersworth Saco Biddeford Portland Augusta Waterville Lewiston Belfast Rockland Bangor St John Halifax and Castine with seasonal steamship connections and notes on April 1st start.
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Sedgewick
Bar Harbor
Jonesport
Machinsport
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