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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1905

Page

3

Giant River Tunnels Tunnels Under Hudson River Mark Engineering Feat

After a century of speculation the Hudson River tunnel project nears completion. Two parallel steel tube bores under the river connect New Jersey and Manhattan with walls breached to prove feasibility. The system, costing about 80 million dollars, will carry trains in sealed tubes designed for safety and long-term use.

Hudson River New Jersey Manuattar Jarsey New York Directory W. G. Oakman Hudson Companies Manhattan- Jersey New York City Hudson Company New York and New Jersey Failroad Company New Jersey Shore Rim Cortlands Church Siree Pennsylvania Lackawayna Terminal Mantatan Fourth Avenue Astor Plage Sixth Avenue Thirtythirg Street Hoboken Ple Cam Fifeen Ted

Electric trains to cut travel time Philadelphia to New York

The article imagines rapid rail expansion with tunnels under rivers. It predicts many trunk lines will gain their own tunnels into Jersey City and that Atlantic connections from Philadelphia to Boston will be waterless within five years. Electric service could link Philadelphia and New York in one hour within ten years.

Hutson River Pennsylvania Railroad Jersey City East River Philadelphia Boston New York

No Turkey Stuffing Debate Splits Culinary Tradition

A heated piece laments the idea of serving Christus turkey without stuffing. It celebrates stuffing as essential, portraying it as the heart of the meal and criticizing views that deem it unnecessary. The author urges keeping stuffing and packing the feast with aroma and texture.

Notable Figures in a Paris Chateau Decor Theme

The text describes Sara Bernhardt's chateau in Parla with bold details. It calls Bernhardt a barbarian in defying convention and notes lavish rooms with royal purple drapery and silks. It mentions exotic elements, such as a baboon companion and adorned walls with old tapestries and monkey skulls.

Thomas Carlyle Sara Bernhardt Chateau Im Parla Bernhardt Lewis

Fortune for a Rose inspires huge sums in floriculture

A Washington gardener unveils the Queen Beatrice rose a pink and light crimson beauty that resists light fading and pests. The project to mass produce hundreds of thousands of plants will cost about 150 000 to 200 000 dollars with market forecasts showing large profits from this single rose. Originated at Twin Oaks near the nation’s capital by Jeter Bissett and Florist F H Kramer, it has drawn attention from Lawson and others in the trade. The Washington Florists Club granted the Queen Beatrice a merit certificate as the plant garners national interest.

Washington Beatrice Afr Kramer Hower Robert WB. Lee Yb. UW Pp. Ho. Kramer Lawson Hothouse Gardiner Hubbard Mansion Liberty Jeter Bissett F. H. Kramer Birsett Gary Hubbard Gardiner Hubbard National Geographic Society Alexander Graham Bell Twin Oaks National Capital Viorist Thomas Lawson Carnation Tom Thomas Fields Ready Fields Ano Washington Florist Golden Gate Washington Florists’ Club Beatrice’ Rose United States Republic Hus

Recruiting Officers Use Romance to Draft Conscripts

The piece notes how romance and vanity lure youths to enlist, with sergeants at a recruiting HQ saying love and heartbreak push many to join the forces. It also mentions Zeigler, the adopted son of a late millionaire, set to inherit about 29 million dollars, and Edwin Booth smoking about twenty five cigars daily.

Milionaire Zeigler

Public Land Frauds And The Westward Land Boom

Three men exploited government land laws across the western United States to obtain multiple homesteads and timber claims. They faked irrigation, built minimal homes, and sold parcels, highlighting a broader pattern of mineral and timber land grabs. The piece urges congressional action and cites the Public Land Commission's findings and ongoing abuses.

Middle West Cana- Yan Oremau Lewis and Clarke Amd Congress Lomestead Tim Fluest United States Far Northwest Santan

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