President signs river harbor bill amid global tremors
The report ties a string of disasters and events from across the globe. It notes a drowned sailor in Toala Kansas, a shooting in Coatesville Pennsylvania, and a life sentence for a brigand in Italy. It mentions a tornado near Sioux City Iowa, the German Atlantic Cable Company planning a new link, and a rowboat tragedy near Horoo. It covers mining resumption hopes in Kanawha New River West Virginia, a fire-related death in Illinois, and a national strike threat by New York decorators. It concludes with scientific notes on volcanoes and recent Naptha explosion in Sheridan Pennsylvania, linking Caribbean eruptions Mont Pelee and La Soufriere to a broader fissure system. It references Jamaica’s sulfur pits, and multiple U.S. fissures running north to south.
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Rachael Shaler
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Atlantic Cable Company
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Horoo
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St. Vincent
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Martinique
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American Volcanoes May Be Source of Danger
A lengthy examination argues that a vast network of fissures runs from Alaska to Terra del Fuego, creating a global line of weakness. It links volcanic belts from the Cascade Range to the Rocky Mountains and Central America, suggesting earthquakes could strike near major cities from Troy to New York.
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Andes
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South Pole
Mount St. Elias
Alaska
Terra del Fuego
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Cascade Mountains
Mount Hood
Lassen's Peak
Sierra Nevada
San Francisco
Mont Pelee
la Soufriere
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Colorado
New Mexico
Guatemala
Costa
Leeward Islands
Central America
Mexico
United States
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Aleutian Islands
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United States Geological Survey
Troy
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Richmond
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Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
New York
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Martinique
St Vincent
Jamaica
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Adirondack Mountains
Adirondacks
Monument to La Salle and Niagara trade legacy described
The article recounts Cavalier de La Salle and La Motte's 17th century journeys to Niagara and Lake Erie, the Griffon voyage, and the ensuing fur trade network. It notes the May unveiling of La Salle’s monument near La Salle, Niagara as well as nicknames for Minnesota and the Lake Region, including the North Star State.
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Fort Frontenac
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Death of renowned English turfman Captain James Machell
Captain James Machell, famed as Hogland's leading turfman, died recently at age 81 after a career spanning soldiering from age 14, regional athletics, and top amateur running. His colorful record included multiple classic-event successes and a renowned dead aim.
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Prowleo Kugieh Turk
James Ovtaving Machell
Sears Hogland
United Kingdom
Regiowental Athletice
England
Long Term to Manage in Frederick Dan Huntington Bishop
The Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Central New York reports Bishop Frederick Dan Huntington nearing his fourth birthday and seeking an abbievent to relieve him of part of his duties after thirty three years of service.
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New York
Elaborate Home and Fashion Pieces Highlight Winter Styles
A feature on seasonable fashion covers strapped outfits and sturdy trims. It showcases fur and silk combines, new coat styles such as the coffee or Monte Carlo jacket, and parasol designs from Duchesse lace to linen sunshades. Highlights include tailored gowns, parasol choices, and updated shirt waists with prominent strappings and embroidery.
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Roosevelt
Handsome Book Ear and Linen Stocks Fashion Notes
Describes white linen stocks shaped with chin emphasis and rounded fronts, plus scroll patterns, fine lace stitches, braids, and appliques. Mentions embroidery with white or colored cotton as among the chic concert attire.
Fashionable Crepe de Chine Blouse Described in Detail
A chic blouse features dull green crepe de chine with silk fagoting and a white lace plastron and undersleeves. It is adorned with eight moisseline fichu draped through eyelets and knotted at the bust, a gold buckle girdle, and shows the latest basque accents on corsages.
Make Your Own Lace Jacket From Patterns
If you lack a smart all over lace jacket you can craft one at home. Get an eton pattern cut and fit it with a lace or beribboned edge. Use your needle and taste to create a garment that rivals shop offerings, counting craft time and design toward its price.
Lemon Water Health Tips and Nail Care Note
A snippet describes lemon juice in hot water as a liver corrective and cites lemon juice mixed with warm water for nail stain removal. It warns to protect skin when using mustard plaster by combining mustard with egg white.
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Newent Stocks and Ribbons for Neckwear Fashion
The article describes evolving neckwear styles with stock patterns and decorative trims. It notes that the plain stock is now shaped like a collar and that drooping points reveal elaborate embroidery and applique in frost. It hints at fashion demands in dining rooms and tailoring trends of the time.
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