American Wheat for Norway Faces Bright Market Prospects
A historical report notes Norway imports grains and products totaling 19 to 75 million dollars annually, with wheat and flour among top items. It highlights Germany and Russia as major suppliers, the U S market potential, and suggests American mills could gain if merchants diversify and leverage Norway U S ties and transport links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Russia
Germany
United States
Uncle Bart
Preacher and Educator Dr Monfort Passes Away
Reverend Joseph Glass Monfort, noted preacher and educator, died February 1 at his Walnut Hills home in Cincinnati. Born in Warren County Ohio, he graduated in 1834 from Miami University and later became a leading editor for Presbyterian church publications including the Presbyterian of the West and the Presbyterian Herald. His long tenure shaped church councils and scholarship. his family, including son Capt. Monfort, a Cincinnati postmaster, was mentioned in connection with his life and work.
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Presbyterian Church
Monfort
Joseph Glass Monfort
Walnut Hills
Cincinwil
Tin Presbyterian Church
Montfort
Warren County
Ohio
Miamis
Wwwne
Fie Presbyterian of the West
Seon
Hte Can
Presbyterian Herald
Heralt
Monfort Alway
Presbyterian
Cin
Afternoon gown for White House bride featured in portrait
Mina Alice Roosevelt’s wedding gown and a Houston Rogers twins invitation are described. The embroidered pongee dress for Miss Alice shows blue raised Japanese embroidery with a bolero top, a long silk parasol, and a trousseau entirely of American make.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Alice Roosevelt
Rogers Twins
Houston
Texas
Miss Alice
China
English Voters Choose Labor Party in Broad Victory
English voters swung to Labour in a broad victory across multiple constituencies. The Manchester region saw a naval job Seaman, a coal spinner, and various workers defeat peers and industrial leaders. Newcastle and Leicester produced notable defeats for a Morley Jr and Lord Hoerhennon, while Wolverhampton and Glamorgan district wins highlighted a wave of working class triumphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Ferguason
Manchess Teamlin
Ernest Power
Bradford
Hays
Norwich
Burnley
Manchester
Deptford
Manchester Ship Canal
Stoke-on-Trent
Newcastle on-Tyne
Morley Jr
Coller
Lord ‘Oerhen
Holton
Stonemane
Leicester
John Batleston
Wolver ‘Ptt
Alfred Hickvol
Erveth
Glamorganstire
Triumpha
Ovis
New York Tribune
Great World Map Project Highlights Our Global Scale
The article notes map makers at work on a world representation. It mentions a pricing figure of 2 for TW.000 and geographer Professor Ponek describing a plan to show most of the known world within a limited space. The effort aims to fit vast geography into a compact map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oahon
Ponek
Wes Oo
Aoal
Gov Pennypacker Buys Old Conestoga Wagon
Governor Pennypacker purchases an old Conestoga wagon tied to Continental era travel. The wagon’s journey began near Peetown or Welabhot and was later abandoned during the Valley Forge era. Local observers note the wagon’s condition and historic significance as it passes to Seton’s walkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennypacker
Penny Parker
Kanter
Harleyie
Ierwald Vane
Welabhot
Keel
Villadeipiie Press
Models Of Famous Racing Boats At New York Yacht Club
Enthusiastic yachting hobbyists study yacht models from the New York Yacht Club to learn design and performance. The article traces the collection’s origins from 1844, highlights key boats in America's Cup history, and notes how centerboard and deep keel designs influenced later challengers and defenders.
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Canada
Livonia
Genesia
Genesta
York Yacht Club models reflect historic vessels and owners
Turgee leads for York Yacht Club in a series of yachting events with full rigged models on display. The collection includes Henrietti Pleenwing Vesta and historic yachts tied to J Pierpont Morgan James Gordon Bennett and other prominent figures. Models from Corsair Lysistrata Lorena Kanawha and Gloucester illuminate colonial and Civil War era craftsmanship.
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York Yacht Club Turgee
Henrietti
Pleenwing
Vesta
James Gordon Bennett
Daunitless
Kensington
Naval College
Greenwich
United States
Gloucester
Santiago
J. Pierpont Morgan
Corsair
H. H. Rogers
Lysistrata
A. L. Barber
Exhibit compares America's Cup yachts and models from history
The display features pasteboard models of famed yachts such as Livonia 1871 Countess of Dufferin 1876 Madeline 1870 Atalanta 1881 Purltan 1886 Thistle 1887 Valkyrie II 1893 and Valkyrie II 1898. The all America 1851 defender is highlighted for its fame and is shown alongside the modern Columbia with notes on rig and length differences.
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Exch Challenger
Defender
Livonia
Countess of Dufferin
Madeline
Atalanta
Purltan
Thistle
Dlub
All America
America
Columbia
Norih
Ventilation and Pneumonia Risk Warned by Health Expert
An article notes demand for pure air devices and ventilation in buildings, detailing how carbonic acid produced by humans requires dilution with large air volumes. Dr. B Puller of New York argues pneumonia stems from exposure after mice spread germs, linking weather to disease only via pest abundance, and warns of unpredictable scientific risk factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Reat
Utah
B. Puller
New York
Puller
Hecate Olight
Daenmonia
Milwaukee Sentinel
Great Singer Caruso Says Stage Kisses Are Lice Kidding
Caruso, the great tenor, complains that stage kisses are a nuisance and jokes about use of cold cream or vanilla beans. He earned five thousand dollars in bills after winning three wagers, but left the originals on a table and forgot they were money, blaming habit and negligence for the lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruso
Tunor
Fie
Aage
Peat Burne Like Hard Coal From Switzerland
A damaged text describes peat dried and treated under electric current to form a new compound. Tests indicate it burns similar to coal without odor or smoke and without sulfur traces. The fuel is claimed to be free from corrosive substances affecting boilers and furnaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bwitzerland
Dr John Clundennin Finds Relief Living Outdoors
Dr John Clundennin son of Horace Greelay believed to live outside to recover from illness. He began open air living last September and improved from thin and emaciated to healthier as he spends days walking and sleeping outdoors. He even climbs to a third story balcony at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clundennin
Horace Greelay
Wight
Clendenuin
Tle House
Jewish Chautauqua Society Publish Catalogue of Rites
The Jewish Chautauqua Society published a program catalog in American Jewish History. It was refused during the 260th anniversary of Jewish rights in America. Dr Berkowics, chancellor of the diety, drafted slabs to be distributed free on request with the Chau angue’s contribution to the anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewiah Chautauqua Society Hie Jiet
America
Berkowics
Perfect Illusion and the Talking Automatic Piano
The inventor invites us to the music room to hear a perfect reproduction of a musical piece by a skilled pianist. He demonstrates an automatic piano player and a domed phonograph that begins talking and carries on a disconnected conversation while the music plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg
United States Gold Output Rises in Alaska Gains
Preliminary data from the director of the mint shows U S gold production last year reached 4,178,002 ounces valued at 86,337,700 dollars. The output gains about 4,000,000 dollars over 1904, driven mainly by Alaska while California shows a decline among large producers.
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United States
Alaska
California
Modern steam yacht 16 described. oldest model Perlagua Trouble
The club notes the most modern steam yacht 16 and the oldest model Perlagua Trouble. It mentions the schooner Wave built in 1832 and the schooner Onkahye among the half models as part of the collection, with plans to add many new boats this year under current committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wave
Cloges
New York
Free Transportation Tale From a Kansas Farmer
An aged Kansas farmer recounts a wild tale of eloping with Lucy when a strange eyelone carried them to the parson’s door twenty miles away. After a cyclone the couple returned home, Lucy pleased yet wary of cyclones, while a drummer notes the odd streak and Niagara links arise in the narrative.
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Tuck
Lucy
Licey
Niagara
Channel Tunnel Scheme Revived by French Engineers
The Lonian Graphic reports a Channel Tunnel revival underway this year with French engineers and commercial figures at the channel tunnel show. It notes the Institute of France has signaled renewed interest recalling M. Potter, the engineer who initiated the project over thirty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel
Lonian Graphic
Institute of France
M. Potter
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Dead
Lear
White House
Historic
New York Yacht Club
Howe
Cenfsta
Windhuret’s
Sappho
Valkyries
Colombia
Herreshof
Oalatea
Minchiet
Marshall
Endymion
George Lauder
J. Perpont Morgan
Ferdinand Brand
Admiralty Library
London
Brana
Royal United Service Institution
Naval College Museum
England
William V
Corbaia
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