M Pelletan Makes 310 for Support Clerics Clash in France Contends
Paris dispatch notes M Camille Pelletan the marine minister has grown self confident and would oppose a failing ministry. He argues for limits on instruction and press freedom, while clerics face anti Catholic clashes as Combes policy stirs unrest across France. Royalists quietly shift toward potential power. Beef substitutes dominate Paris menus with horse meat rising in popularity as meat prices soar. A Boston tennis court overheard chat reveals socialites contrasting attitudes amid city talk.
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Paris
M. Camille Peletan
M. Pelletan
Pantheon
Montpelier
M. Combes
Edgar
Council of State
M. Valle
Tnis
M. Chaumie
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Boston Herald
Boston
May
Doherty
Annie
Geological Survey Reports On South Dakota Water Resources
The Olivet geologic folio and forthcoming Parker Alexandria and Mitchell studies examine water resources in the Olivet quadrangle and adjacent areas. They detail surface and underground waters, wells of various types, drought impacts, and conservation recommendations. The Dakota sandstone sustains main artesian supply, with re-enforcement ideas by building shallow-water dams. The folio by J. B. Todd under N. H. Darton is 96 pages and priced 25 cents.
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Geological Survey
South Dakota
United States Geological Survey
Parker, Alexandria
Mitchell
Olivet
James River
Hutchinson, Bonhomme
Yankton
Dakota
Berton
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Mountains
Colorado
North
South
Quadrangle
ARM A Handy Post Puller and Farm Tips
Practical notes on a home made post puller lever design with log chain, plus guidance on wintering ducks ventilation and housing. Includes debates on farm scale, barrels versus paper boxes, poultry house window protection, skim milk use, sow breeding and care, dairy cow management, feeding hens for eggs, and building a versatile farm sled.
The New Woman and a Moment on the Cable Car
Miss Harlow argues for independence and a strenuous life yet a chance meeting with Wesley Graham awakens a longing for companionship. On the crowded car she faces a choice between personal ambition and love, ending with a penned letter and a hopeful turn toward marriage.
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Angelic Morgan
W.s. Hearst
Miss Harlow
Wesley Graham
Graham
Harlow
Goodby
Bo i
Burning ashes to fuel a furnace a bold experiment
A Minneapolis writer reports a long trial of burning damp ashes in a furnace, claiming it cuts coal use dramatically. After weeks of 36 hour runs on wet ashes with no coal, the fire remains hot and the house warm, while ashes show unburned coal fragments, challenging chemistry professors and traditional furnace methods.
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Minneapolis
Spirit Castle
Nell
Tris
Atlantic
American Interests in Korea Stir Global Mining Moves
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes that after Japan’s 19th century losses to Europe, powers avoided overt action in Korea while individuals and firms moved to exploit mining. An early American concession employed 14,000 Koreans, with British capital backing American ventures run like an Anglo American project. A South African magnate group sought low labor costs to boost returns, paying about a million dollars in dividends this year, highlighting cross imperial cooperation.
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Korea
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Je Will Towell
Japan
Asia
Russia
Hermit Kingdom
South Africa
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Marine Beeng
Combes
Water Resources
J. B. Todd
N. H. Darton
Washington, D. C
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Bible Society
California
Cork
Ireland
Poultry House
Yonkers
Churchman
New York
Gotham
Wall Street
Water Street
Hoogley
Wilby
John Middleton
Lancashire
England
Patrick Cotter
Charles Byrne
Big Sam
Porter
Prince of Wales
George Iiv
Robert Hales
Chang Woo Gow
Joseph Winkelmaier
Elizabeth Lyska
Wes
Kidder
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