Miss Helen Cannon First Lady Prospective to the Nation
Miss Helen Cannon daughter of Speaker Cannon presides at the War Council of the Nation's Chiefs and the Cannon home in Danville Illinois. Renowned for discretion and hospitality she shapes Washington social life and confidential calls while upholding the Speaker's dignity. If Mr Cannon becomes President she would be an ideal First Lady.
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Nolen Cannon
U.S
House of Representatives
Cannon
Fife
Miss Cannon
Oficial
United States
Conograss
Danville
Thinois
Washington
Miss Cannan Decumies
Shen
Congress
Gannon
Star Chamber
Capitol
Huusa
Gard
Nation
New York State
Iceberg Captured by Tug in Delaware Bay Feats of Feat and Folly
A powerful ocean tug towed a 500 foot iceberg from the Grand Banks of Newfoundland into Philadelphia harbor amid panic from shipping interests. The feat required weather, co operation, and bold crew actions. Two frostbitten sailors faced the arctic conditions while the crew prepared to cut and sell an estimated 600000 tons of high quality ice.
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Philadelphia
Sinbad
Delaware River
Amon
Lower Delaware
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Simplified Spelling Board forms powerful alliance
Associate Justice David J. Brewer pushes scientific spelling reform. About 760 supporters pledge to adopt twelve simplified spellings such as program catalog decalog prolog demagog pedagogy the ultrath therefore thru and thruout. The board, funded by Andrew Carnegie, includes W. Benjamin Andrews Nicholas Murray Butler and other scholars and editors.
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David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Tustica Brewer
Brander Mathews
New York
National Educational Society
Conmittes
Adrew Carnegie
School Garden Education Sparks Youthful Play and Learning
School garden programs in cities like Philadelphia Boston and Chicago cultivate children's interest with municipal gardens and school plots adjacent to schools. The Schoyl Garden Association supports centers where kids plant and care for flowers and vegetables, linking gardening to broader classroom lessons and domestic skills.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New York
Iis
Agai Isda
Schoyl Garden Association
Maine Worms Aid Freshwater Fishing In Maine
The Maine soil lacks humus so earthworms are scarce yet farmers and fishermen turn to worm farming. Cath Beers of Bangor began rearing worms for locals and Boston buyers, importing Belgian and Indian worm varieties. He prospered until retirement to Sweden. Sidney Cook of Presque Isle credits Indigenous knowledge for worm gathering methods using bird lime on blankets to collect bait worms.
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Amos Papiar
Maine
Cath Beers
Bangor
Boston
Tie
Belgium
India
Green House
Sweden
Sidney Cook
Presque Isle
Mr. Cook
Canada
Niagara Falls in Danger Joint Recaltation and Canada Pact Proposed
A 1902 plan urges a united US Canada effort to save Niagara Falls from further depletion. The International Commission recommends hard caps on water diversion, permits for 28 500 cubic feet per second, two year provisional limits, and potential permanent laws if Canada prohibits excess diversions. The piece also notes public lights and wildlife observations amid the discussion of conservation.
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Canada
Niagara
Niagara Walls
Aald Commission
Dominion of Canada
Secretary of War
Niagara Falls
Fox Locks
Niagart
Guteriv
Mount LG
Sdu Ugu
Niagara Falls Water Rights Battle and Domestic Tensions
Fragmented text covers Niagara Falls water rights and calls for action to reclaim river control from private and corporate interests. It discusses Canada United States boundary disputes, potential river channel changes, and political reluctance, citing Senate bills and quotes about protecting Niagara Falls from private gain.
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L’'Hommedien
New York State
Senate
Niagara River
Falls
Niagara Walk
Mammoth incubator announced as world’s largest hatching machine
A Pembroke inventor unveiled the largest incubator, 102 feet long with 15 000 egg capacity, 100 compartments, and wire-bottom trays holding 75 eggs each. It automates temperature and ventilation via a thermostat and steam-heated jacket, claiming the ability to replace 1 000 hens for ten years of work.
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W. P. Hall
Pembroke
Udys
S.U
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Helen Cannon
Iceberg
Delaware
Tinsio
Tee Powed
Grand Banka
Newfoundtland
Supreme Court
Carnegie
School Garden Education
Portune
TM Worms
Witter
Diversiv
TN Rock Upl
Onlet Quanul Parker
Stanton
Parker
Pierpont Morgan
John UL. Juckytelley
Hyfe Ttogers
Filers
Haye Sunt Wessusges
Dheeri
Goot Teland
Fat Feland
New York State Bank
Ghenk
8 Point
Radiea Wome Journal
Mammoth Incubator
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