Remains of Clinton to Lie in Kingston Memorial
The body of George Clinton, first New York governor and twice US vice president, exhumed at Washington DC where it rests in a lead coffin for 96 years. It was moved to Naval Hospital, measured, and is to be reburied in Kingston during Kingston’s 250th anniversary with grand escorts. Roosevelt invited. rail and coastal transport arranged.
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Paper from Sugar Cane Invention Could Revolutionize Industry
A Trinidad planter reports a process to make high quality paper from bagasse the dry residue of sugar cane. He has built a paper works at his sugar factory for 85000 dollars claiming 84 percent of bagasse becomes pulp and that paper production costs are very low. The invention may shift cane cultivation toward paper making with sugar as a byproduct.
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Trinidad
State Department
Consu
Peanuts From Glasgow to Boston Reach Massachusetts
A 1000 ton Laurentian cargo includes 1000 bags of peaputer from Glasgow. It marks the first shipment of this kind from that port to Boston, highlighting a notable trade milestone.
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Glasgow
Boston
Governors Discuss Conservation Conference Views Across States
Governors including John A Johnson E S Stuart Charles M Floyd and Thomas M Campbell backed Roosevelt called conference to conserve natural resources. They warned against federal overreach and favored practical education and uniform laws. Delegates received jasmine blossoms in the White House East Room as they arrived.
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Roosevelt
United States
John A. Johnson
White House
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Alexander
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Stuart
Pennyvania
Pennsylvania
Charles M. Floyd
New Hampshire
Thomas M. Campbell
Texas
Drowning救救心脏开启胸腔救活法
Surgeon Dr. D. F. Sullivan at St Francis hospital in Flurt ford Conn reports saving a drowning patient by squeezing the heart in time with its beats after opening the chest. He urges immediate open chest procedure to access the heart for artificial respiration. Also notes a theater voting box system by Traversi to signal audience approval without noise.
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Nunvlo U. Chial
St. Francis’ Hospital
Flurtford
Conn
Sullivan
Traversi
Progress In Mexico Shows Industrial Advance
A large packing house covering about twenty acres marks Mexico’s industrial growth with electric power and forty five car loads of machinery, mostly American. In Altoona Pennsylvania, Merry Widow hats are repurposed as umbrellas by local workers, who wear raincoats during rainy weather. the hats’ wide brims are paired with thin cravénette material.
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Mexico
Altoona
Foretold Future Message From Spirit Seance
Carl Schurz describes an extraordinary medium experience in McClure's memoirs. A message from Schiller led to Lincoln's spirit predicting a journey for him and, improbably, a U S Senate seat from Missouri, fulfilled two years later when Missouri elected him in January 1869.
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Wisconsin
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Tiedemann
Philadelphia
Clever Fishermen Of Sault Ste Marie Net Large Whitefish
Indians on the Sault Ste Marie employ a canoe in rapids with a 15 foot pole and a 4 foot dipnet to catch whitefish. The bowman steadies the boat while the steersman helps. They fish at the boiling foot of the rapids and sometimes haul up to 300 whitefish in a day. Their sight into deep turbulent waters remains a mystery.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Pearson
As Good as a Porter in Everyday Life Tips
A Pearsons Weekly anecdote notes that folding newspapers under the armpit eases carrying a heavy bag or portmanteau. This simple trick reduces strain and fatigue, saving effort when rushing to catch a train.
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Pearson's Weekly
The Hat He Had
A child asks if the phrase hat I had had had had a hole in it is correct English. The parent confirms grammar, noting no incor rect issue and agreeing the construction is acceptable in context.
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Johnny
Sweethearts Say Goodbye in Brief Parting Time
The Kansas City Times notes that couples often delay farewell even for a few hours and quips about making a big fuss over a small separation. The remark frames fleeting partings with light humor.
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Kansas City Times
Notable Phrases About Class Ties From Pathfinder Fragments
A quirky exchange notes amiability in a daughter and mother, comparing a husband’s willfulness to a loving father figure. The text then shifts to statistical slices of social classes across five to sixty years, listing counts for middle and laboring classes.
On the Wrong Side of the Fence in an asylum yard
An inmate at a Scottish lunatic asylum watches road workers with interest and laments finances, joking from behind the fence about being on the wrong side. A mixed, fragmentary collage of anecdotes and adverts follows, including medicine pitches and a quip about typhoid water.
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