Lieutenant Reprimands Recruits Over Salute Lapses
In a camp scene, Captain Lambert confronts soldiers who fail to salute on approach. Corporal and two noncommissioned officers struggle to comply as lambert calmly instructs them and questions their drill habits. Tension eases as sergeants explain the rule and a tense moment passes.
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Allence
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Burns
Riggs
New Iberia
Jane Gaite
Close
Farnham
Gen. Sherman
Claus
Stone
Rekpert
Anecdotes and a Soldier's Mirth Across Hard Times
The article recounts Capt Close’s fearless service during the Civil War and the mixed whispers about his postwar life, detailing pay schemes, quarters, and peculiar loyalties. It also shares a Bis marck anecdote showing wit easing a tense postwar moment and the financier’s moral choice amid impending eye trouble.
Aerial Navigation Rise and Zeppelin Inventor Discussed
The article questions the rise of airship travel and credits Count von Zeppelin as a leading inventor of the era. It notes the German innovator’s impact on dirigible flight and the balance of airship design between lightness and strength, reflecting press dispatches of the time.
Von Zeppelin Airship Aims For Aerial Navigation Breakthrough
A lengthy description of Count von Zeppelin's airship asserts its potential to usher in aerial navigation. The cylindrical aluminium craft exceeds 400 feet in length, 40 feet in diameter, with two 16 horsepower Daimler motors, hydrogen lifting gas, five rudders, and 18 compartments housing 17 gas chambers to reduce leakage risk. The inventor, a veteran lieutenant general in his 60s or 70s, has dedicated years to research and once served as a military attaché in the United States during the Civil War.
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Count von Zeppelin
Daimler
Enduring trends in education and land use noted
The article discusses age related differences in endurance between boys and girls suggesting separate schooling later in life. It also notes Dr Thomas Electrics Of Heals remedies and agricultural shifts with Ireland reporting a 31 000 acre rise in crop area for 1900. Berlin police overhaul of bakeshops alarms master bakers association.
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England
Ireland
W. P. Coyne
Department of Agriculture
Berlin
Germany
Kissam Hall A Handsome New Dormitory for Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt University in Nashville celebrates Kissam Hall a new dormitory funded by William H. Vanderbilt. The building cost over $130,000 and serves as a memorial to Mrs. Vanderbilt née Mara Kissam. The university continues to receive philanthropic support from the Vanderbilt family.
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Vanderbilt University At Nashville
Kissam
Fust
William EK
Vanderbilt
Mara
Toulsa Kissam
Kisgam- Hell
Kouseril University
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