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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1902

Page

7

Combination Church and Modern Office Building in New York

The Broadway Tabernacle plans a ten story brick and terra cotta edifice at Fifty sixth street and Broadway. A 177 foot tower will house church administration and social departments with a dining hall for 250. The project aims to blend church needs with office conveniences, with a 600000 dollar budget and capacity for 6000 worshippers. The Rev. Charles B. Jefferson leads the church, long headquartered on Thirty fourth Street and Sixth Avenue.

Fifty-sixth Street Broadway New York Broadway Tabernacle Charles B. Jefferson Thirty-fourth Street Sixth Avenue

Most Remarkable Clock Ever Made

Description from a historical horological journal of a German clock by Matthias Roemer. The Vienna monk F. David A. S. Cafetano completed a solar system clock in 1769 housed in an eight foot seven inch case with 29 hands and 13 contrivances. It shows sun and moon, earth and planet motions, Gregorian calendar dates, leap year rules, and a zodiac dial. The clock runs with a 26 pound weight and remains in operation and good condition for its age.

Matthias Roemer Zittersdorf Lower Austria Oesterreichisch-Ungarische Uhrmacher Zeitung F. David A. S. Cafetano Order of St. Augustine Vienna

Birthday of Rome Celebrated by International Artistic Club

In Rome the Romana marked the Eternal City’s birthday with an unusually splendid Palatine fete hosted by the International Artistic Club. A procession of 700 plus bucolic and ancient figures moved through the Palatine to the Stadium where an altar and dais were set. Incense rose for Pala and Roma as Horace’s hymn followed by games and ritual in a vivid, ceremonial pageant.

Rome Romana Palatine International Pala Roma Horace

Grim Old Newgate Prison to be Demolished May 6

London Exchange reports the famed Newgate Prison will begin destruction and rebuilding on May 6. Wardens move ahead with temporary forms at the adjoining Old Bailey as soot-blackened walls yield to an army of workmen. The historic jail, home to figures like Jonathan Wild and Jack Sheppard, will be dismantled.

Newente Halley Newgate Jonathan Wild Jack Sheppard Mrs. Brownrigg London London Exchange

Transvaal stamps feature King Edward head designs

As peace talks progress in South Africa, Transvaal issues ten postage stamps with King Edward's head in an oval frame. Prices range from one cent to 2.50 dollars, colors vary from bluish green to scarlet orange olive green and purple. The British Colonial Office weighs a new Orange River Colony arms design by Lockwood Kipling with an orange tree Tudor rose water waves and two springboks.

King Orange River South Africa Transvaal King Edward Lockwood Kipling Orange River Colony Orange Free State Bloemfontein

Explains Pelee's Actions And Gas Explosion Effects

The report outlines Yale Prof Verrill's view that intense heat causes dissociation of hydrogen and oxygen from water as lava contacts seawater. Gases ejected from the crater ignite in the air, producing a vast flame. Hydrogen chlorine components form deadly hydrochloric acid, poisoning those not killed by the initial blast.

St. Pierre Verrill Yale Martinique

Relations Strain Over Church Incident and Feathered Token

In a strained rivalry between Miss Guard and Carruthers, a minor church morning scene triggers tension. Carruthers contemplates a calculated gesture to ease the rift when he feels a bug crawl along his neck and discovers Miss Guard’s feathered fan in his hand, revealing the frail state of their relationship.

Miss Guard Carruthers

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