Building by Electricity at New York Woolworth Tower
At the Eiffel site in New York the Woolworth building rises to 55 stories, about 750 feet, powered by extensive electrical systems. Electric motors hoist 130000 tons of materials, with 80 horsepower derricks and 1200 horsepower total motor capacity powering lights, elevators, pumps, and ventilation as workers fit steel and brick into a record skyscraper.
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Note Career of Hugh Jennings Fandom Fable
The article traces Hugh Jennings career with the Detroit Tigers and his fall from grace with Frank Navin and Ban Johnson. It argues his loyalty, questions treason charges, and notes potential NL opportunities and continued support from fans and rivals alike.
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Mosquito Fear Triggers Canal Zone Sanitation Sweep
An incident in the Panama Canal Zone shows health authorities' strict mosquito control as workers spray oil to eliminate breeding sites after the rainy season begins. The tale recalls vigilance during public health efforts and a new social trend of registration teas in California.
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Use of alligator skins Colombia builds a booming export trade
The article traces Colombia's alligator skin export growth since 1901, noting a government monopoly from 1905 to 1910, the three Magdalena river species, and how the New York firm controls 80 to 90 percent of U S production. It describes hunting methods, skin processing, prices in New York, and byproducts with potential profitability if exports rise.
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Massachusetts High Court Expands Sherman Act Reach
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court rules in a United Shoe Machinery case that patent owners and oil interests, tied by interstate commerce, fall under Sherman Act application. The opinion by Chief Justice Rugg notes ultimate federal guidance from the U S Supreme Court while confirming inclusion in restraint of trade concerns.
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Patent owners protected under Sherman Act interpretation
The court rejects any implied exemption for patent owners from antitrust provisions. It finds no natural distinction between patent holders and oil owners to justify selective application. The ruling holds that the act’s scope includes anyone who monopolizes interstate commerce by combination, including patent holders. The Massachusetts court’s opinion concerns United Shoe Machinery Company v. Euclid Lane et al. and a patent employment contract.
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Ants Work With Bugs In Garden Food Chain
City Forester W F Gale reports in Springfield that green aphids feed plants while black ants steal the juices from those bugs. The ants carry away fallen bugs to extract more sap, a cooperative interaction noted on pea vines as insects interact in the garden.
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