Turbine and Rail Growth Seen in Pacific Industry
Fragmented OCR text hints at industrial topics in California and the Pacific region. Mentions money in factories and dynamite, rail lines, engineers, turbine advances, military or wartime manufacture, currency, and financial notes. Details are unclear or partial.
The Week's News Canadian Highlights
A collage of imperial and domestic items: Broome liquor men petition to repeal the Scott Act. a Charlottetown woman bears five daughters. Major General Herbert sails to plan Esquimalt fortifications. Montreal annexes Cote St Louie as St Denis. Canadian officers to receive British-style decorations after twenty years service.
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Broome
Charlottetown
P.E.I
Herbert
Ottawa
England
Esquimalt
Earl of Aberdeen
Christaan Endeavour Union
Montreal
Cote St. Louie
St. Denis
Hall
Quebec
Mercier
Perth
J. Perreault
Cardinal Gibbons
Leo XIII
Humbert of
Fort William
Winnipeg
Electricity on the Farm and Plant Growth Insights
A report to the department of state summarizes Sir William Siemens experiments on electric light and plant growth. It notes no daily rest needed for plants, night light aids frost resistance, and electric light speeds flowering and fruiting with vivid color and aroma. Implications for market gardening remain to be proven.
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Sir William Siemens
England
Department of State
Siemens
Electricity for Cribbing Horses in Utica Observer tale
A village gentleman seeks remedy for a six year old trotting horse that cribbed by chewing wood. Thomas Nightingale wires a device with induction coil and three batteries to deliver a mild shock when the horse touches tin lining, stopping cribbing and restoring eating.
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Thomas P. Nightingale
Utica
Royal Commission Report on UK wages and living conditions
The Royal Commission on Labour presents extensive figures on UK earnings and savings, detailing total wages of about £633 million yearly, average weekly wages by occupation, and regional differences. It notes immigrant factors, union sizes, and contrasts with France and America while warning about hygiene and country-house neglect.
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Royal Commission of Labor
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
Board of Trade
England
France
America
Hygiene in the Country and the Returning Spring
The piece notes spring cleaning in rural areas, describing winter’s litter and dead vegetation. It observes ground debris, broken branches, last year’s leaves, and overgrown brambles signaling a slow return of life as nature wakes from winter.
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Nature
New Surgical Advances Highlight Buttons and Symphysectomy
A brass two part intestinal joining button aids tissue healing as the button is enveloped by new tissue and detaches on decomposition. A spring eyed needle promises torn tissue protection and a faster threading eye. Symphysectomy splits pelvic bones and shows lower mortality than Caesarean in early trials. Eye protection after cataract operations uses wire shields kept on post procedure. Java cocoa leaf anesthetic shows promise for painless iridectomy within minutes.
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New York
Philadelphia
America
Europe
Java
Ontario School Population Decline in Rural Areas
The 1891 educational report shows two thousand fewer children of school age in Ontario, all due to rural districts. Eleven cities gained about five thousand, with nearly half in Toronto, leaving a rural drop of seven thousand.
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Ontario
Toronto
Queens with Crowns Lost and Found in European Courts
The article surveys former queens and princesses who briefly wore crowns, noting Princess Mercedes of Spain as a young ex queen and detailing sisters and spouses like Queen Christina Empress Eugenie and ex Queen Isabella. It highlights loans, pensions, and shifts in status across royal families from Spain Austria Naples and Serbia.
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Mercedes
Spain
King
Alfonso XII
Maria de Las Mercedes
Asturias
Wales
Great Britain
Christina
Alfonso
Marie Therese
Naples
Gaeta
Alfonse Daudet
Kile
Clyria
Austria
London
Attenborough
Ludovica
Bavaria
Eugenie
France
Natalie
Servia
Hanover
Gmunden Sea
Duke of Cumberland
Berlin
Paris
Isabella
Madrid
New Industry Emerges From Kamouraska Sardines
In Kamouraska Quebec sardines abound and were once discarded as waste. A Canadian canning effort last year proved successful and employed 300 to 400 workers. As the trade grows the industry promises unlimited exports and a sustained national prosperity.
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Canada
Kamouraska
Quebec
Ontario Dehorning Commission Report On Somacom Cattle
The Ontario Dehorning Commission reported to the Government on dehorning Somacom domesticated cattle. After deliberation it concluded the procedure is not painful or cruel and improves the animal’s value.
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Orangemen
Glasgow
Ulster
British Columbia
Australian
Lord Hastings
Regent’s Park
Florence Maybrick
Woking
Charles Tapper
Paris
Grippe
Behring Sea Court of Arbitration
Ireland
England
Ben Tillett
Old Bailey
Bristol
Cardinal Logue
London
Londonderry
Antrim
Down
Armagh
Ontario Dehorning Commission
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California
Ada
Pacific Rail
Pany
Turbine
Finan- Therin St. Gold
British
House of Commons
C. P. Dawnay
Thirsk
Malton
Yorkshire
Corps of
Gentlemen Volunteers
Ulster Unionists
United States
Ecuador
Galapagos Islands
Pacific
Homestead
Washington
trans-Pacific Lines
Grace Church
Earl of Craven
Cornelia Martin
John Johnson
Blue Nigger
Clyde
Auburn N. Y
Hong Kong
Tsu
Amoy
Mott Smith
Germany
Shansi
Humbert
Signor Brin
Florence
Zante
Alexander of
Rue Des Bons Enfants
China
Honolulu
Blount
Hawii
Belgian Chamber of Representatives
Brussels
Royal Commissioners' Report
Statistics of Industry and Finance of
Edzned
Becan