Wireless telegraphic apparatus for secure regional comms
An 19th century science note discusses augmented plans for wireless telegraphic links to reach barbarous regions, enabling uninterrupted communication under hostile forces. It notes visible stars, Newcomb estimates, electric locomotives on Jungfrau lines, and early ideas on telecommunication range and ice physics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goold
Ske
Newcomb
Jungfrau
Gveoever
Uiaotore
Child Dies After Bee Like Bite At Chelsea Hospital
An inquest at Bartholomew's found 11 year old Lydian Maria Chamberton died from blood poisoning caused by a bite from an insect. The jury returned a verdict of death by blood poisoning accelerated by the bite of an insect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew's Hospital
Arthur Langham
Lydian
Maria Chamberton
Intely
Avinog
Chelimeford
Walthamston
Alfred Lewin Chamberlain
Langham
Nixon
Lear
Abe
Thret
Langhoai
Von
Dutch Have Rich Islands and Vast Global Reach
An exploration of Dutch influence and spread across world islands noting European style unity in free seas trade, with mentions of Britain Germany and colonial holdings, plus a human interest tale of a boy and his dog Shep at a Kanans city police station, and Guatemala's export tax on cattle.
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Holland
England
Pacific
Europe
Britain
George
Tongas Halland
Aimee Mths
Great Britaiy
Germany
Switzerland
Transvaal
South Africa
Oregon
New Zealand
Philippines
New Guinea
Sammon
Selancda Ainstee
Kanansetty
Shep
Apples arch at Wichita fair towers over crowd
A street fair in Wichita features an arch 40 feet high built entirely of apples. An item notes afternoon tea etiquette with careful spreading to protect gloves, while a quoted Egyptian contemporary remark laments island and world stage roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kerosene Residue Warns of Simulated Ethnics Washing Advice
Authorities advise washing areas smeared with kerosene lamp soot using soda water to remove residue. Caution issued about handling fuel-based stains and potential hazards.
Daughter of ex governor praised for health recovery
A Salem Oregon woman, daughter of former South Dakota Governor Jo Ho Fletcher, credited Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her after long illness and headaches. The article extols the pills as a blood and nerve remedy, sold by druggists or mailed by the Dr Williams Medicine Co of Schenectady New York.
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Jo HO Fletcher
South Dakota
Salem
Oregon
Fletcher
Willfame
Dr Williams
Pink Pilla
Williams
Vale
Seedleaf Apple Propagator Sparks High Price Talk
Fragmentary copy reports a seedleaf apple variety praised for flavor and demand. Notes high prices for the trees and discussion in Chicago about grafting or replanting efforts.
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Bortugal
Fastroque
Palmee
Go Tammann
Hais
Alige Atructon
Farina
Chette
Columbia University
Peerte
Beffere
Lenton Hospital
Republic of
Guatemala
Kagland Leos
Wiss Fletcher
Meraths
Ppmkertm
Umbeem
Ore
China
Sciatica
Lumbago
St. Jacobs Oil
North Pole
Swies
Spies
Foutigen
Pleo
N. W oSauves
Ocean Grove
Wantek
Carroll County
Maryland
A . Oj
Beatou
Wu Harroy
Grove
Foguad
Jeg
Charlottenburg
Chicago
Avenarius Carbolinet
Fisher, Thorsen & Co
Portland
Whitties Co
San Francisco
Cal
Yamhill
ELS Venth Atkerts
Tortland
Agente
Engay
Ves
Offetes Od
Hantas
Amerivali Movement
Tan Ud
Ewan
Ben
Sita Prisficwest
W.fe
Louis Cahen & Son
California
Meio
Bell & CO
Mil
Mitch
John Poole
Gina
Cotlen
Ania
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