US Navy Guns Reach Up To Thirteen Inch Caliber
The article surveys American warship ordnance detailing main battery calibers from thirteen to four inches, with twelve inch guns aboard Monterey coast defense ships, ten inch mounts on Miantonomoh, and broad notes on eight to four inch weapons, plus secondary guns and mounting details. It compares US practice to British trends and notes future Indiana Massachusetts Oregon ships to carry four thirteen inch guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Navy Department
Indiana
Massachusetts
Oregon
British Admiralty
United States Navy
Monterey
Electricity's Future Boundaries and Possibilities
A panel of scientists led by Oliver J. Lodge Crookes and Nicholas Testa discuss electricity as ether manifestation. They claim massive energy in the ether could be released to power telegraphy without wires and lighting without chemical processes, hinting at transparent walls and room illumination without heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver J. Lodge
Crookes
Nicholas Testa
Fads of Monarchs and Notable Collectors
A quirky survey notes the new khedive’s fondness for goldfish and a trained carp, the czar’s stamp collection, Prince Albert Victor’s cigaret box room, the Spanish king’s mischief, and Monaco’s rope-stranding divers. Also a Point Worth Considering on burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbas Pasha
Prince Albert Victor
Wales
Spain
Monaco
Monte Carlo
England's Wembley Tower And France Tunnel Plans
England shows strong interest in Sir Edward Watkin's two grand projects. A steel tower in Wembley park would rise about 1 200 feet, surpassing Paris's Eiffel Tower, costing around 1 761 000 and visible from France. A linked tunnel to France may follow, with military concerns addressed to allow commercial use.
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England
France
Edward William Watkin
Paris
Wembley Park
Whitesden
Nferrow
Edward
Rocky Mountain News Promises Daily Coverage and Market Reports
The Daily News of seventy two columns aims to present complete day by day news in concise form with Western and Colorado focus. It touts superior Telegraph Service, extensive dispatch network, and a reliable market report reflecting Kansas City and Chicago data alongside local quotes.
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Daily News
Colorado
St. Louis
West
Kansas City
Chicago
Subscription Terms for Newspaper Editions
The notice lists pricing for subscriptions including One Year by mail, Six Months by mail at 3.00, Sunday Edition by mail per Year at 2.00, and a separate weekly rate of 6.00. It notes advance payment and arrears options with sample copies available on request.
Beauchamps and Other Horses Offered for Sale
Beauchamps No 10001 is the second prize horse for 1889 1890 stands 164 hands high weighs 1625 lbs Leon Percheron Stallion owned by A Hatch stood at He ber City last season Snail trotting Stallion and Red Boy eight running Stallion I am standing the above named horses at my place this season They are all number one horses and bound to give satisfaction The patronage of the public respectfully solicited.
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Beauchamps
Beauchamp
Leon
A. Hatch
Heber City
Snail
Red Boy
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Big Guns
Burmah
A. J. Gordon
Hiandy Wallay
Tower and Tunnel
TZ Tele
el Alia
Ahacitan GE
Ines, Dignon,and
S. M. Brown
S.J. Helnriop
Ours
Propristur
Gigars
Cotton & Wilson
Salt Lake City
THE
TIMES
TILES
Salt Lake
Rocky Mountain News
Daily
News Printing CO
Denver, Colo
James Shelmerdine
Percheron
W. P. Reyonolps & Sons Proprietors
Central Canal
W. G. Reynolds, Miller
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