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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1893
Page
3
Turmoil grips Denver as a lynching mob assaults a jail following a dispute over pay and the prior silver coinage crisis. Report notes a crowded, tense scene with hundreds involved, long hours for workers, and widespread economic strain across Colorado.
Fragmentary text hints at a discussion of Inca, plants, and animal intelligence with uncertain phrasing. The readable bits mention observer proximity and the idea of plants or beings forcing a new perspective on humans. No clear event or named entities emerge.
A miscellany of incidents and notices from Canada and Britain. Accidents include Thomas Luck's fall from a train at Durford and James Daly's fatal run over in Hamilton. Battles, rail strikes, ship news, riots in Bombay, and volcanic or seismic reports mingle with political and financial updates across the Empire.
The passage recalls Elizabeth I’s early naval weakness with England’s merchant fleet at 50,000 tons and seven revenue cruisers. Cecil argues a fleet backs Protestant stability, yet finds his Navigation Act and fishery efforts mocked as Cecil's Fast. He notes fishing decline, piracy, and privateering shaping England’s maritime fate amid conflict with Spain.
The article traces M. Decrais background from a modest Paris lodging to diplomacy. It covers his rise under Thiers, Brussels and Tours postings, Rome embassy, Vienna mission, and his reputation as a refined, non-ideological diplomat aimed at stabilizing Franco Austrian ties and defending the defensive nature of the triple alliance.
The Midland railway pioneers comfort for third class travelers adding a thirty seat dining car with side tables and an aisle. First class kitchen uses gas while third class has a warming stove. Smoking room lavatory and access limited to specific stations.
A new corridor train debuts in Great Britain resembling the vestibule system. It features a continuous left side corridor with four-seat compartments opening onto it, a rubberized weatherproof gangway between carriages, and dining cars for both first and third class passengers.
A new substitute called flexus fibra made from flax offers leatherlike appearance and suppleness. It promises ventilation and comfort in footwear, with grey tenacity and a polish rivaling calf leather. Also described is Prince Louis Battenberg's squadron calculator aiding speed time distance computations for naval use.
A San Francisco Chronicle note describes a quarry dig near San Clemente discovering an Indian woman's skeleton about five feet deep. It recounts legends of Shark and Coon tribes from Tiburon and Belvedere, their feuds, alliances, and a famed beauty who brokered peace before dying and being buried at Sar Clemente.
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