Various Global Tidbits From SILVER MESSENGER Paragraphs
Nearly half of Chinese seeking admission to the United States at San Francisco are refused. The United Kingdom averages 83 inches of rain yearly, Europe 26, North America 40. London spends 200 dollars per fire alarm, New York 690, Cincinnati 1,475. Only Mississippi and North Carolina had no brewers’ tax payments. France shows thrift with four billion francs deposited in savings banks. Goats in the Allan Mountains climb trees to browse. The Bismarck column planned near Trammelsberg with alto chosen by Prince Bismarck. Judge Frank P. Longley resigns in Georgia. his son P. M. Longley named successor. A Madrid thief hid an electric battery to shock victims. Baron Rothschild leases land at Ampezzo to build a tea house. A Roman frontier defense study nears completion. An Austrian bakery at Carnanton preserves ancient bread loaves. Only five percent of young men join church or college churches. many attend. College offers growth but temptations too.
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Pomponius Mela
Antarctica
Nile
South Africa
Ptolemy
Henry the Navigator
Weavel
Africa
Schoner
Cook
F. G. von Bellinghausen
James Weddell
Lieut. Wilkes
United States Navy
M. D'Urville
Sir James Clark Ross
Antarctic
Fire blocks frontier in Austrian village blaze
A fire at Ber Marinsreuth near the Bavarian frontier drew a nearby Bavarian brigade three miles away. Customs officials barred passage for imported fire engines, delaying aid and allowing extensive damage before Austrian help arrived. The piece also notes royal controversies and quips about kissing in the coronation era.
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Ber- Marinsreuth
Rea
Wardrobe of Errors on City Rail and Pedestrian Rights
A midwestern editorial blames a proof reader for a locomotive joke about cows and calves. It notes street crossing projects promoted by reform mayors and aldermen in several cities, arguing pedestrians and carriage occupants deserve safety from corporate developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etruck & Cow
Middle West
Seeking the South Pole Expeditions Build for Antarctica
England and Germany launch two major polar vessels from 1901 for Antarctic exploration. The Discovery and Gauls are new 170 by 86 feet ships, coal bunkers, steel bows, sailing with 100 hp engines, and outfitted for full scientific study. Captains Scott and von Drygalski lead the efforts in a four quadrant plan with Victoria Ross Weddell and Enderby zones.
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South Polar
England
Germany
Discovery
Gauls
Fee
Scott
von Drygalski
Clements Markham
Royal Geographical Society
Australasian
Cape Horn
Cape of Good Hope
Victoria
Peter Island
Ross Quadrant
Greenwich
Weddell
Enderby
Victoria and
Ross
Antarctic
Arctic
Anthrax and Blackleg Advice for Cattle From Farm and Garden Digest
The article explains anthrax and blackleg in cattle, their forms and symptoms, and measures to prevent spread such as avoiding stagnant water, destroying carcasses by fire or deep burial, disinfecting buildings, and keeping cattle on fresh pastures. It warns of transmission to humans and animals via water, insects, or decay, and recommends prompt, prudent actions during outbreaks. It also includes pasture and crop notes for livestock, and short reports on fruit prospects and agricultural education in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Darwin
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Silver Messenger
Challis
M. Sweet
Toaho
San Francisco
United Kingdom
Europe
North America
London
New York
Cincinnati
Federal Treasury
Internal Revenue
Miss Mealppi
North Carolina
Allan Mountains
African
Trena
Sen
Bismarck
Frank P. Longley
Troup
P.M. Longley
Madrid
Baron Nathaniel Rothschild
Ampezzo Road
Toblack
Ampezzo
Tyrol
Vienna
Danube
Rhine
Carnantom
Austria-Hungary
Pompeii
Dean Hulbert
University At Chicago
Weward
Edward
Devonshire
William IV
South Pole
Globe
North Pole
South America
Henryl Arctowski
Belgica Expedition
Gauss
Borchgrevink
Joseph Hooker
Hooker
Erebus
Terror
Victoria Land
MT Terror
Ted
Gape Adare
jLane
Cape Ton
Borchereving
Gow
Cagni
Duke OF Abruzzi
Kansas Experiment Station
Scott Remingtat
Lenawee County
Michigan
H. R. Kelsay
Miller County
Indiana
Goo
J. Kellogg & Sons
Rock County
Wisconsin
L. B. Hartwigs
Benton County
Missouri
P. Haskins
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
M. Johnson
Pulton County
Minols
L. G. Hubbard
Champaign County
Tuinola
Normal
Cape Girardeau
R. W. Clothier
Kanear
Agricultral
Luthor Winchester
Columbia
Experia
National Museum
Church
Mich
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
J. H. Mourad
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