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Newspaper
Mora Tribune
Location
Mora, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1896
Page
2
The Mora Minnesota column surveys global topics including diplomacy in Constantinople, Cuban-Spanish tensions, military reform in the United States, Newfoundland coal finds, New York charitable work, and a French noble lineage theory. It notes voter opportunities in South Carolina, church and colonial dynamics, and comments on American heiresses awaiting a French aristocracy exposé.
Betsy Bunker travels aboard the Sir Edmund Lyons to Ipswich with her dogged chaperon, a buccaneering crew, and comic mishaps. Aboard the barge they bond, bicker, and endure a chaotic voyage ending with a guarded farewell at Ipswich.
Detroit Free Press reports the steamer Missoula wrecked off Brule Point near Sault Ste Marie, miles from civilization on the Canadian north shore. Crew spent nearly two days before sighting a fisherman's shanty and a full week to contact owners after landing.
Pittsburg capitalists back a Harrisburg charter for a 3500 foot incline plane from Fourth Avenue over the Monongahela to Mount Washington. The 9 to 10 percent grade suspension span would span the river 1800 feet, with 250 foot towers and cars via cables. The project promises high speed, no river obstructions, and a bold suspension bridge design.
George Moore of Rose Hill Farm Fanwood N J plowed up a singular flask or jar of unknown origin. The object is a lentiform ceramic mystery with a slender neck and vitrified surface, possibly molded in a sea shell, and its use remains unclear.
The article argues hearing grows more valuable than other senses as science advances with telegraph telephone and phonograph. It notes trained listeners can identify voices by sound alone, similar to recognizing writing by familiar handwriting, citing Elortris Power.
In a Beaton Traveller note Fuddy and Duddy recall strolling downtown last evening for a millinery opening with Mrs. P. A theater visit and chatter about hats prevail. Mrs I. claims the evening was delightful though she cannot date it precisely.
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