World set to rest of oil: Mexico’s giant flow at Liano-field
Report claims the Liano field yields over 125000 barrels daily with a conservative first nine days output exceeding 12 million barrels. About 8 million barrels saved, while multiple reservoirs and workers expand storage. crude valued at 60 cents gold per barrel, equating to over 60 thousand gold daily and near two million monthly, with waste due to unsaved output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexicola
Strick
Buena Viata
Tuxpam
Port Oeen
Edison and a Steam or Electric Hydraulic Pump Question
In a column of reminiscence and playful asides, Edison and Branly are mentioned amid talk of wireless telegraphy. A speaker asks whether a hydraulic pump should run by steam or electricity, then a reader recounts a missent letter moment and a blushing bank teller scene involving Gretchen Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Edison
Branly
Mrsi Edison
Eaid
Unclear dialogue sketches mix crime and satire
A fragmented humorous exchange features bank officials, a church seating remark, police knowledge humor, a pun about mills and ascents, a rug mishap blamed on Johnny, and a domestic quip about customs inspectors, all in a London Sketch style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
London
Curtain Lectures Heard In Quiet Neighborhood
Mrs Binks questions her husband about a late night with another woman. He recalls waking three times to her continued talking, while Mr Winks admits uncertainty about his wife’s reaction.
A Strenuous Trip Vacation Ends in Death
A poem-like note describes a traveler who enjoys a strenuous journey then dies upon returning home seeking rest. The verse contrasts a glad heart during the voyage with a final fatigue as the holiday ends.
Fragmented missionary appeal ends with a cent donation
A dialogue fragment shows a missionary urging donations to “arrest the heathen” while the responder jokes that giving a cent is insufficient to stop the supposed downward path, highlighting a critique of missionary appeal.
Not a Reason for Love Marriage in Dialogue
A brief dialogue scene centers on a man asking why he wants to marry and another asking for a real reason. The exchange highlights love versus rationale, framing marriage as emotion rather than justification.
Can't Get Away From Smoke Nuisance Yet
In a city snapshot a man reflects on the persistent smoke problem. He admits abandoning the anti smoke fight and reveals a shift to owning a stake in a major machine business through an uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pbs
A Student of Nature Pinets the Longest Needles
A classroom quiz picks a boy, Tommy, who correctly answers with porcupine, following a teacher’s reading on America’s forests. The exchange highlights natural history among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tommy
Porcupine
Unworthy of Sympathy and Quirky Trader Talk
A columnist notes a $60 000 Bible purchase and contrasts money’s value with bets on a race horse. Characters, Quest-of Tranquility and Meandering Mike, discuss routes to arctic regions and the climate, joking about Eskimos and farm bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Mike
Natural Consequence: Department Store Profits on Bargain Brooms
A clipped report notes a department store earned a good profit from advertised bargain brooms. The item appears in a brief market snapshot with limited details and no further context.
Fragmented Message Signals Quizzical Exchange
A cryptic exchange hints at balance with the world as two speakers tease each other about odds and personal perspective, using fragmented phrases and mock questions. The dialogue structure suggests casual banter rather than a formal statement.
Hla Appreciation and Racing Horse Banner
A fragmented note describes Hla receiving a blue ribbon as the work horse near another entrant. The snippet hints at admiration and competition but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Hla
Sheep as the Stupidest Creatures in a Quirky Sketch
A fragment shows dialogue about sheep and a lamb in a humorous exchange. The lines suggest a playful, absent minded sketch balancing language and character interaction. No clear event or source organization is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Prince John Van Buren Speech Sparks Free Soil Rise
The Herkimer meeting drew Utica Democrats to hear Prince John Van Buren. His remarks sharpened opposition to the regular Democratic nomination and helped fuel the Free Soil movement that aided Martin Van Buren's 1848 bid.
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Lewis,Case
Zacharay Taylor
Swale
Soil Democrats
Martin
van Buren
New York State
Herkimer
Utica
John—Van—Buren
Martin-Van—Buren
Ghier
John van Buren
Ae Bailey
Martin van Buren
Martin ‘van “Buren
Lewis Cass
Zacharay’ Taylor
Prince Jobn
Grey
Join
Albany Regency
Democratic Organization
Eee
Hay Ng
Prince John
Free Soil
Lincoln Hamlin meeting recalled from 1891 interview
Hannibal Hamlin described his first personal encounter with Abraham Lincoln during the 1860s. He recalled their distant relationship as congressmen and how a shared commitment to free soil shaped their later respect, ending with a note on Lincoln's height and character.
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Hannibal Hamlin
United States
Maine
Lincoln
Abraham W Lincoln
Hamlin
Capitol
Legislative Hall
Lincoin
Springfield
Mason and Dixon
Mr. Lincoln
White House
Free Soil
Sham An
Ha Hamlin
E_J Edwards
Mount Vernon Fundraisers and Washington Legacy
The article recalls Mount Vernon restoration efforts led by the Mount Vernon Association starting in the mid 19th century. It highlights private subscriptions and congress aid that preserved Washington’s home and tomb on the Potomac. It notes Robert Bonner’s remark about funding from Edward Everett and others, totaling around fifty to sixty thousand dollars in receipts from lectures and writings. The piece emphasizes honoring literary contributors who supported the Mount Vernon fund.
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Edward Everett
Washington
Congress
Mount Vernon
Potomac
Mount Vernon Association
Robert ‘Bonner
United States
Charles Dickens
Bonner
Everett
Massachusetts
England
Fillmore
Harvard
Ledger
Mount Vernon—fund
Mount Vernon Fund
Rome Considers 30 Million Plan for City Development
Italian government agrees to aid Rome by funding municipal improvements while limiting direct control. Plans include four new department buildings, a court of accounts, art institute, and expanded museums and galleries, with spending on schools markets and sanitation on the city’s own account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tkaly
Bea' Ice
Rome
Bas
Italy
Court of Accounts
Bee Sting For Rheumatism Reported In Indiana
James Cross of Owensville claims a bee sting therapy cured his toe rheumatism after trapping 25 bees in a box and piercing a slit for his toes. He says the swelling ended and all rheumatic pains disappeared, though the method was risky and improvised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Ind
James Cross
Saba
Peek
Cross
Tecan
Isadore Duncan
Photographer Wins Right to Photograph Publicly in Newport
Judge Stearns of the Superior Court rules a newspaper photographer may take pictures on public streets. The decision stems from a $400 verdict in favor of a Boston photographer who alleged assault and personal injury by Harry P. Walker during the Newport society wedding.
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Newport
R. L
Stearns
Superior
Boston
Harry
Walker
Locusts Reported in Hazleton Area Warmer Weather
In Hazleton Pennsylvania reports describe locusts found in the area as warmer days arrive. Farmers and poultry owners note locusts as potential feed for chickens, which eagerly consume them.
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Texdore
Teye
F.dént-owast
Dprince
John Van—Buren
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Mate
Mr. Vernon
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