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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1907

Page

28

Kensico Reservoir to Expand New Yorks Water Supply

Condemnation has begun to acquire land for a vast Kensico Reservoir in Westchester to feed New York Citys rapidly expanding water system. The lake will hold about 40 billion gallons, cover roughly 2,259 acres flooded, and require building a 2,900 foot dam and 60 mile aqueduct. Neighborhoods in Valhalla Rye Pond and nearby towns face displacement. engineers project a 25 to 30 mile scenic driveway and multiple road reconstructions. The project, part of a $262 million system, aims to deliver 500 million gallons daily from the Catskills and will take about ten years to complete with a large filtration plant near Yonkers.

Mee Washington Port New York Kensico Westchester County Catskills Catskill Counties Great Croton Westchester Mount Pleasant Harrison North Castle Valhalla Bronx Beargutter Walhalla Valhall Kensica Vaihalla Bronx Parkway Bronx Park Bronx River Thhe Speedway Board of Supervisor of Riverside Drive Seventys Second Street Methodist Church Grace of the Water Board Robert Frothingham Kensico Reservoir Rye Pond Rye Richard €. Keeler Keeler O'Brien ValnaHa Wil Armonk Aty Esopus Wsopus Msopus Res City Hall Esopuservoir Hudson Storm King Westchester Reservoir New Croton Catskill Kenisco Winte Plains Yonkers Scarsdale Empire Racetrack Hill View Hell Gate Queens Trooklyn Staten Island Panama Canal J Waldo Smith Merritt Haviland Smith Kenstco

Autos Affect Building on Hill Tops and Castles in Design

An analysis suggests autos and modern construction will change hillside homes and hill-top sites by enabling easier access and new architectural massing. It discusses how future houses may sit on craggy bluffs, with vertical silhouettes, castellated forms, and adaptations of French chateau ideas, while highlighting material handling and delivery impacts on builders.

Ameriera Archirec Roy Wuteing Amercan

Psychic Cat Guides Owner Through Midnight Home Invasion

A skeptical man and a striped brown cat form an uncanny duo when burglars invade at 2 a.m. The cat’s haunting behavior and the man’s calm, cunning responses lead police to swift action. The tale ends with the cat’s mysterious influence and the hopeful myth of submerged correspondences.

Washington Post New York North Star Blavatsky Society of Submerged Correspondences Sant Malisan

Roosevelt’s Favorite Tune At Jamestown Exposition

President Roosevelt favored the Irish jig Garry Owen during the Jamestown Exposition opening ceremony. He nodded to Admiral Robley D Evans and Gen. Grant, applauded loudly, and a second performance was requested. The tune, once a college song, accompanied by verses about domestic happiness, drew praise for its music rather than words.

Roosevelt Garry Owen Robley D Evans Gen. Grant Gary Owen John Wadden Thomas Moore Land France

Wolf dog tale ends in Texas three dollar bargain

Col Jim Furlong recalls buying a wolf dog from Sam McNeely for three dollars. The dog allegedly hunts wolves while the owner sleeps, leading to a nighttime chase around his Houston coast prairie home. Wolves die, dog survives, and Sam keeps the three dollars amid a tale of Texas frontier humor.

Col JIM _FURLONG Orange Tex Sportsman Texas Holland Hotel Jim Furlong Col. Jim Sam McNeely Wolf Dog Sam Col J.m Furlong Jim Sam McNeil Houston Sabine River Kisling Trouston San. McNeely Lke Yickera John Sleepless Benker King of Texas

Westminster melee ends with coat swap at lobby

Two honorable members, fleeing after a lengthy meeting, each grabbed the other's coat and prepared to exchange in a quiet lobby. A policeman, observing the shirt sleeve confrontation, intervened with a Speaker-like command to stop.

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