Desert camp for consumptives in India Cal recruit camp plan
A St Louis philanthropy funds a desert camp near India Cal to treat pulmonary disease patients. The project combines tents and farming to self support, with 25 inmates fed on a daily routine and charged a dollar to offset costs. Some farming failed, but the camp continues under a general manager.
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Death Valley
St. Louis
N. O. Nelson
Great American Desert
Desert
Consumpion
Forenan
Broncho pacer crowned champion after Cleveland records
Enthusiastic horsemen vote The Broncho the champion pacer of America after the mare The quiet Mite daughter of Storm cliffe set three new world records at Cleveland. She won a free for all pace in three straight heats defeating Baron Grattan Maud Keswick Nervola and Hazel Patch. Time records include 3:03 2:03 1-4 and 3:02 3-4. Trainer and driver Charley Dean praised her, noting she could have hit 2:00 with urging. The mare is slated for Milwaukee Wisconsin State Fair but may remain with Dean.
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America
Cleveland
Stormcliffe
Baron Grattan
Maud Keswick
Nervola
Hazel Patch
Charley Dean
Libertyville
Dan Patch
Pacers
Milwaukee
Menora
B.J
Adame
Digan
Queen of Pacers
Opmsons
Hol Qoera
Aaron Kattan
The Dog's Fault and a Night Misadventure
A fragmented dialogue from Milwaukee papers hints at a drunken incident tied to a dog. The scene involves a man borrowing five dollars and a friend remarking on drinking after the dog’s influence, suggesting a modest neighborhood misadventure.
Depth Sounding Across the Nero Deep and Challenger Legacy
The Nero Deep near Guam yielded a record depth of 5209 fathoms for cable work, rivaling six statute miles, while Challenger era sounds and Sir William Thomson’s wire device influenced later US explorations. Captain Belknap and Lt. Cmdr. Sigsbee refined submarine sounding on the Albatross, detailing a wire apparatus, a 70 pound sinker, and automatic sample collection during ascent.
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United States
Nero
Pacific
Guam
Eamie
Exteria
Hestoning
Willan Thomson
Sir William
United States Navy
Coast Survey
Challenger
George
Belknap
Navy
Eae
California
Japan
Salemas Mo
Retknap
D. Sigsbee
Albatros
United States Fish Commission
Steel From Sand On Pacific Coast Promises Major Output
Electrical smelting may turn Pacific coast black sands into commercial steel within months. C B H Wilson of the Portland exposition predicts steel production from iron in the sands using electric furnaces rather than blast furnaces. The Lovett separator is cited as key, magnetically extracting iron and enabling gold and other minerals to be concentrated from the sands.
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Pacific Coast
Pacifc
C. BH. Wilson
Portland
Pel Eifle
Mr. Wilson
Black Sands
Chicago
Thomas J Lovett
Lovett
United States
Rusia
Congress
Conclusive Evidence From a Fractured Folio
A garbled page segment hints at a mosaic of quotes and names, mentioning figures like Chet Washington and Houston, with references to law, ministers, weddings, and future vision. The readable snippets suggest a讨论 of fate, luck, and social roles amid scattered dialogue fragments.
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Mexipois
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Stock Exchange
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