Night Ride On a Bicycle Through a Dark Lane
A narrator recalls a nocturnal bicycle journey through a hedge bordered lane near England. Lamp failures, tumbles, a sudden collision with a couple, a tramp demand for a match, and a wary policeman chase end with the rider escaping home.
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England
Tam
Uses of the Telegraph in Nature and Human Adaptation
The article notes how animals and tribes adapt to telegraph lines. Birds nest on wires and use posts as structures, spiders weave webs to disrupt signals, parrots and other species exploit currents between wires, and tribes repurpose porcelain cups and poles for cups, pipes, and water conduits benefiting from telegraph infrastructure.
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Norway
Natal
Mexico
First Fight of the Philippine War by the Twentieth Kansas
The account by Colonel Frederick Funston of the Twentieth Kansas infantry recalls the February night battle in Manila during the start of the Philippine insurrection. He describes bayonet charges, barricades, and a perilous night under enemy fire as U S forces advance on insurgent positions near Santa Mesa, with naval shelling and a tense march through narrow streets.
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Garcia
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Kansas Regiment of Volunteer Infantry
Binondo
Mani
Tor
Nebraska Regiment
Krotwenburg
Santa Mesa
Nebraska
San Juan
Yrermental
Clark
Nipahuta
Auiet
Navy
Kimberley Diamonds Threatened by Boer Advance
Kimberley the world’s richest diamond region faces a crisis as Boers threaten access. De Beers controlled mines yield billions in diamonds with vast operations, wages, and safety measures amid war risk. Large-scale theft and transit routes to Natal shape global diamond markets and prices.
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Kimberley
Brasil
Kruger
Great Britain
South Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Whit Iy
van Basin
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Brazil
Coeril Rhodes
de Beers
Cecill Rhodes
Emuloves
Enginn
Natal
Rhodes
Kenilworth
Evgneh
Prench
Olives and Olive Oil Trade and Growing Notes
A Southern California olive industry benefits from Spain as the main supplier with about 6 000 casks imported annually. Olives vary in size from 0 25 to 0 75 pounds and are mostly shipped in casks. bottling is rare. Olive trees bear into 150 years, yield every two years, and fruit ripens from September to October. US consumption nears 890 000 gallons yearly, with California producing about 100 000 gallons and the rest from Spain Italy and France amid adulteration concerns.
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California
Spain
United States
Italy
France
Quote Sparks Tears Across Detroit Free Provo Memory
A reader quotes a poignant exchange about storytelling and memory, noting how a tale can move the speaker to tears. The caption hints at shared emotion and the value of storytelling in local culture.
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Detroit Free Prova
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