Winona and Little Coon Saga From the Great Forest
A Detroit Free Press tale retold by C. Leon Meredith recounts a winter ordeal in the Canadian woods. An unnamed narrator meets an aged Chippewa chief known as Little Coon who reveals theWinona legend and the lovers’ escape by rope from Lake Pepin.
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Winona
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Pepin Lake
Will Cat
Urey
Taskeil
Reid
Coon
Aeshia
Lake
Pepin
Kyleie
The
Leemeem
Squaw
Crand Forest
Sam Little Coon
C. Leon Meredith
Detroit Free Press
Irish Charm and Ragged Style in County Cork
In County Cork the True Irishman is depicted as robust, potatos-and-milk eaters with a distinctive brogue, tall hats, ragged attire, and genial hospitality. Travel notes describe easy conversations on turf walls, sharing tobacco, and soon a friendlike farewell with a blessing, as Chambers Journal records.
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Ireland
Monster steamship to cross Atlantic in eighty hours
Prof R H Thurston proposes a leviathan steamship capable of crossing the Atlantic in about three and a half days. The design envisions 800 feet length, 80 feet beam, 25 feet draft, 38,000 tons burden, and 250,000 horsepower. Estimated fuel and machinery weigh 18,009 tons, hull 12,000 tons, leaving 8,100 tons for passengers crew and cargo.
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R. H. Thurston
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Prof. Thurston
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Thurston
Early Efforts Doomed by Patent Rivalry in Banana Peel Scheme
A Detroit trader laments a late start after bragging of a discovery to turn banana peelings into jelly and currant sell, only to be blocked by a Chicago patent on fruit waste processing. The exchange highlights impatience, novelty schemes, and regional newspaper quips about young townsmen.
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Detroit Free Press
Investigation of Pan-Electric Telephone matter report
Democratic committee details the Pan-Electric matter findings, stating that Rogers offered stock in entities and transfers to Garland Harris and others were for inventions of little value without joint effort. It questions motives, confirms no guaranteed profits from office, and defends Goode and Attorney General actions as prudent and proper.
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Pan-Electric
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Rogers
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Senator Harris
Harris
Garland
Atkins
Casey Young
Congress
Johnston
Senate
Pan-Electric Company
West
Memphis
Washington
Dr. Rogers
Mr. Benthuysen
Department of the Interior
Lil
Arkansas
Goode
Mr. Goode
Bell Company Patent Suit Casts Light On Pan-Electric Claims
A long report discusses a government challenge to Bell patents and the Pan-Electric Company, noting the aim to open the market to all firms. It covers views of the Solicitor General, Interior Department, Attorney General, and Mr Hale, with emphasis on legality, motives, and potential costs of a major suit.
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United Staes
Secretary of the Interior
Bell
Pan-Electric Telephone Company
Rogers
Hale
Missouri
Boyle
Pan-Electric Company
Garland
Hele
Memphis
Interior Department
Department of the Interior
Lake Shore Strike Flares in Chicago Amid Violence Threats
Embittered labor conflict centers on Lake Shore strikers and Pinkerton guards. Shots and derailments heighten danger as armed guards accompany trains. officials vow continued battle. Remains of David Davis lie in state in Broomfield with large crowds and official attendance.
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