Parliaments Consider Joining Commonwealth to Australia
The Claypool Reporter cites discussions on possible Australia joining, along with notes on glass brick processes in England and emigration in Hungary. It surveys varied items from art to rail hygiene, including a claim of Marsfeld and the Docheites and a story of General Richbourg with a Civil War bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
New Commonwealth
Australia
R. N. Richbourg
Montgomery
S. C
South Carolina
Frazier's Farm
Bridge to span the St. Lawrence at Quebec
Preliminary work has begun on a great bridge to span the St. Lawrence at Quebec. It will take at least two years to construct and cost about four million dollars. The cantilever span will be more than a third of a two mile length, delivering strong engineering prestige and significant commercial and political benefits for the maritime provinces and the Canadian confederation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Canadian Confederation
The Happiness of Hearts Seashore Choice of Love
Mrs. Marchmont pursues social ascent for Honore aided by a titled Count while Honore loves Jim Watson, a sturdy builder of character. A hillside romance unfolds when a former hotel singer tells Honore she chose love over glitter and returned home to Jim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honore
Tionore
Jim
Honore Marchmont
Miss Marchmont
Jim Watson
Staid
Opening of hunting season across North America described
The article surveys big game across the United States and Canada, detailing species such as mountain sheep moose caribou musk ox bison elk and bears, their ranges from New Mexico to Alaska and Newfoundland to Nova Scotia, legal hunting limits, and notes on the musk ox and pronghorn antelope. It also discusses aluminum versus copper in power transmission and the practical limits of aluminum use in electrical joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
British North America
New Mexico
Alasia
Nelson
Telope
Texas
North Dakota
Utah
Maine
Alaska
Cook's Innet
New Brunswick
Cape Breton
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Ottawa District
Canada
Georgian Bay
Minnesota
Rockies
Wyoming
Cook's Inlet
Kodiak
Alaskan
North America
Pacific Slope
Mexico
British Columbia
Arizona
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Cascade Mountains
Washington
Colorado
Idaho
California
America
Great Sinave Lake
Great Fish River
Franklin Bay
Greenland
Great Slave Lake
Rontt County
Montasia
Nebraska
Schduth
Dakota
Manitoba
Northwest ‘Territory
Stickine River
Virginia
Adirondacks
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oregon
Northwest Territory
East
Union
Pennsylvania
Catskills
Rocky Mountain States
Yakutat ‘Bay
Health Officers Face School Board Clash In Indiana
In Frankfort teachers refuse to inspect children arms to prove smallpox vaccination as a condition for attendance. In Evansville taxpayers complain of a $10,000 bill to stamp out smallpox with commissioners adopting a new ordinance to cap future charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Board of Health
Evansville
Joseph Leiter Leaves Paris Amid Rumors of Marriage
Joseph Leiter, the wealthy young American, has left Paris for home. Gossips claim he won his suit with Mrs. Stuyvesant Le Roy and that they will marry soon. Mrs Le Roy and her mother are returning to America shortly, leaving Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Leiter
Marty
Joseph Leiter
Paris
Disappearing Gun Carriages Abandoned By Fortification Board
In a close vote the fortification board sides with Miles and halts disappearing gun carriage production. Ongoing contracts finish and current uses remain, but coast defense shifts back to barbette design. Naval officials pursue Holland submarine trials, seen as potentially as disruptive as Monitor era changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortification Board
Miles
Holland
Ericsson
Mrs Whitin Furnishes Observing Observatory for Wellesley College
Mrs. John Whitin a trustee at Wellesley College has built and equipped a new students observatory on campus enhancing scientific study and instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Whitin
Wellesley College
Missionaries Propose Bridgman School for Girls
Missionaries in Pekin propose opening a Bridgman school for girls in Tietsin or Jekin, outlining plans and location options for the new institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Bridgman School
Tietsin Or
Jekin
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Indiana
England
Hungary
Northwestern University
Mark Owain
Seattle
Wash
The
State University
de Reszke
Brussels
Theater de la Monnaie
New South Wales
Aborigines’ Protection Board
Mansfield
Dowie Elder
Homer Kessier
Marsfeld
Dawieism
Ecast and Geodetic Survey
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
St. Augustine
Gulf
Cedar Keys
Gulf Stream
Strait of Florida
Yucatan Channel
International Railway Surgeons’ Convention
J. N. Hurdby
Hurley
E. S. Brainerd
Daily Story Pub
Mrs. Marchigent
Iionore
Hamilton
Marchmtnt
Marchmont
Nikola Tesla
John Trowbridge
Harvard
Independent
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