New York City Aqueducts and Municipal Water Legacy
The piece traces New York and Brooklyn water systems from private to public, noting the Croton and new aqueducts, the Hudson crossings, and a state commission overseeing water rights. It highlights Burr’s pipes, the High Bridge, and labor from Europe as the city expands its supply while debt is managed through rates. It also recalls Henry Hudson’s arrival era and references historic Van Rensselaer lineage and Gardiner's Island within New England heritage.
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Europe For Labor On the Threshold of A $200 000,0Uc
Preparation for the Messiah
A lesson outlining Malachi chapters 3 and 1 2 linking the forerunner John the Baptist to prepare the way for Christ. It discusses purification by divine judgment and refining fire, proper offerings, tithes and storehouses, return to God, and the promise that all nations will be blessed if Israel obeys.
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New York Water Works Proposals and Continental Comparisons
The piece surveys vast waterworks plans for New York City costing about 161 million dollars over ten years, potentially rising to 200 million, and compares them to grand schemes like the Erie Canal, the Panama Canal, and continental water strategies. It argues the new system could last ten years without reinforcement and suggests sourcing water from Lake George or Lake Ontario, noting similar supply ambitions in Massachusetts and London’s broader usage.
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Hudson Bridge Plan Aims to Honor Explorer Name
Article notes Henry Hudson’s 1509 New York arrival and Champlain’s lake sighting. It discusses a proposed $1,000,000 Hudson bridge across Spuyten Duyvil Creek, designed by artists to dignify his name. Some debate a World’s Fair for the four hundredth anniversary, but fear of failure stalls such efforts.
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American Manors and enduring colonial lineages
A compact survey of prominent American families whose estates and influence echo European nobility. It names the Bonapartists at Trenton and the Adirondacks, the Wadsworths in Genesee valley, Delaware’s Basards and Salisburys, Wentworths of Newburyport, and others like the Van Reneselaets, Schuylers, Philipses, Coopers, Morrises, Livingstons, Pierponts, and Rutherfords. It notes links to Washington and titles such as Fairfax, with Vanderbilts, Twomblys, Webbs, and Larrimans among those likely to endure in memory.
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Arden Woods
Standing Rock selects Next Friend for Mary Collins
The Standing Rock agency tribe elects The Next Friend, Mrs Mary Collins, a missionary among the Indians for 30 years, to act for the tribe in political and legal relations. She represents multiple indigenous communities at Standing Rock ND.
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Standing Rock ND
Standing Rock Agency
Comeback Trend Brings Artificial Flower Adornments
The piece notes a return to wearing artificial flowers as a fashion detail. Stella and Ella discuss roses on the cheeks as a fashionable look, referencing a Tong Topics segment.
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Tong
That thief got a remarkably light sentence says Tribune
A Chicago Tribune remark notes the jury found a thief guilty of plain direct stealing but cites the sentence as unusually light. The exchange highlights public reaction to a perceived lenient punishment in a graft era context.
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English girls join active politics as new power
English women engage more in public life with young society women taking leading roles. Daughters of nobility such as Lady Dorothy Howard and others train under their mothers and mentors to speak publicly and join Liberal and Primrose League causes.
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Stavordale Helped the Marchioness of Lnondonderry
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Order of Women's Fighters
Artificial diamonds and ship identification schemes reported
Article describes Dre Burton of Cambridge creating artificial diamonds from a lead calcium alloy with carbon, using steam at high heat to form graphite and microcrystals with properties like natural diamonds. It also notes the German admiralty planning color coded identification bands on ships to prevent misreading enemy vs friend during maneuvers.
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Dre Burton
Cambridge
England
Mars Canals Stir Wartime Theory Says Night Class Pupils
A night school discussion reports that Martian canals are military in nature. An amused pupil repeats the claim that everything on Mars is run by the war department.
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War Department
Chicago Tribune
Oldest Iron Grille Door Pieces Guard Winchester Cathedral
In Winchester cathedral a door made of four iron grille-work pieces stands as Britain's oldest surviving example of its kind, distinguished for its age and craftsmanship within the historic church.
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Markets Report From New York and Other Cities
The market notes list prices for flour wheat corn oats butter eggs cheese potatoes hay cattle sheep hogs and lambs across New York Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo Pittsburg and other centers with varied quotes for pat ent and cash items including Minne sota spring patent flour No 2 red wheat and oats values and several livestock price ranges.
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