All Run by Electricity Olympia Mill's Electric Power Revolution
Special correspondence describes Columbia South Carolina's Olympia Mill as the world’s finest electrically driven cotton mill. It notes five power plants, 10 000 horsepower capacity, 1 500 white workers, and a New England village for operatives with hospitals schools and churches. The article credits W B Smith-Whaley and Northern capitalists for the project and compares Columbia to other mills in the region and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edlter
G. Gongales
Columbia
South Carolina
Toecard
South
Augusta
Charotte
United States
Ian
Palmetto
Olympia
Mnchester
N. WH
Lowell
Holyoke
Mass
Richhind
Capital City
Granby
Columbian Canal c Company
New England
Olimpia
Hiy
W. B. Smith-Whaley
Manufacturers Club
William G. Duncan
Smith-Whatey
Mit
Modon
Woonsacke & Press
Draper
Whaley
Olympiate
Columbia Electric Street Railway
Iepisvanal
Fleedtrie
Honesdale
Richard Thirsk
Booth
Pioneer Electric
National Elevator Works
Thirsk
Stourbridge Lion
Miehamond
A Chat with Buffalo Bill in an American Voice
The article features Buffalo Bill Cody described as a grand public figure admired across America. It contrasts his legendary frontier image with his simple, gracious personality, praising General Miles and discussing Cody’s views on leadership, military ethics, and his dream of ending his days near Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerton
Jermyn
Colonel Cody
Hii
Buffalo TN
Cody
Teddy
Duff Buffalo Hunter
Grand Duke
Alexia
Miles
Hanna
McKinley
Sitting Bull Down
Custer
Mbt
Armory
Tom
King
Washington
Washieton
Rhutfale Bui
West Point
Dewai
Kanes
Kansas
Negra
Ushi
Min
Yellowstone Park
Gone to the Verge of a Fraud in Horse Trade
A fragment recounts a shabby deal where a man trusts an associate Jones to procure a horse for a delivery wagon. The horse is bought for $60, resold at $30, and later another horse is arranged, revealing a tale of predatory friendship and dubious bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Ashad Jones
Betty
Vin Pat Savin
Horner's Furniture Ad Promotes Plain and Elegant Furnishings
New York notice invites patrons with a plain and inexpensive furniture code. It proclaims Horner's assortments rival the stylish, artistic lines for mansions, claiming the lowest prices for standard quality pieces bearing a stamp of style and merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Horner & Co
New York
Eden Musee
Hd. Horner & Noth
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Columbia Cotton Mills
Pennsylvania
Tebune Volumbus
Colime T Na
John Hands
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Hearch of Health
Merchants and Manufacturers A’ E Club
Willan St Donn
A.B
Columbie Press
Forth
Mympia
Scranton
Palmetto City
Buffalo Bill
Tnedians
Dane
Missouri
Cody Pall
Vitigan Soldien
Juan PL
Teddy Rnosevelt
Atterbury
Sumter Brothers
Leading Outfitters
Gordon, Yayoh Ae
Horner’s Furniture