E Science and Industry Notes and LocalRail Developments
Discussion on nerve complexity and desert pits, a chemical conversion of car bonic acid to carbonic oxide, fuel limits for locomotives, and fare changes at Baltimore and Ohio rail lines. Reports on new dining car service, passenger approval, and a small rail spur pushing into Meyeradale Pennsylvania to unlock coal and timber tracts in PA and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabis
Paris of Science
M. Grehant
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio South Western Railway Company
Patrona
Meyeradale
Baltimore , Ohio
Westginia
Descent of the Chilkat Pass Chronicle
Letter from E C Patterson dated Canyon City Alaska January 21 1898 describes the harsh living conditions near Taiga Klondike Transportation camp and a remarkable ascent of Chilkat Pass. He notes sun after a long frozen period, frigid wind, 0 to 30 degrees, deep snow about 40 feet, and a thrilling ice slide down the slope. Two men reportedly froze to death on the summit last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Patterson
Canyon City
Alaska
Wall Canyon City
Taiga-Klondike Transportation Company
Chilkat Pass
Taiya
N.Y
Dont Think It Disgraceful To Fall To Faults
A Chicago Evening News item warns against overestimating self reliance and hasty conclusions. It cautions that faults, not pride, shape character and that trusting vague promises or sneaky shortcuts can fail. The piece uses colorful advice about not assuming insured payout certainty or better seats than others.
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Chicago Evening News
Honor as collateral ends in theft tale of con artists
A London Daily Telegraph note recounts Lacour and two companions advertising a philanthropic loan office promising honor as security. They toured Normandy coast resorts seeking charitable pledges but failed to honor debts. A bicycle loan turned sour, prompting police involvement as creditors pressed for repayment.
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London Daily Telegraph
Mme. Eugenie Buffet
Normandy
M.lacour
Ile
Cherokee Scholars Claim Indian Girls Show Refinement and Education
A Boston Herald analysis asserts Cherokee women defy stereotypes, noting many are well educated, refined, and socially integrated with white men who marry into the tribes. The piece highlights attributes such as beauty, grace, musical voices, and a strong sense of belonging within the Five Civilized Tribes.
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United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Five Civilized Tribes
Bostom Herald
Remarkable Dogs of Alaska and Other Royal Notables
A collage of curiosities notes Alaskan dogs that rival wolves in ferocity and strength, capable of drawing 600 pounds and hunting in pairs to take down reindeer. It contrasts fierce sled dogs from Alaska with Lap, Icelandic, and Greenland breeds, then shifts to royal etiquette around Queen Wilhelmina and the Pope’s Golden Rose, valued at 10,000 dollars.
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Alaska
Smith's Sound
Laborador
Kamehatka
Chicago Evening News
Holland
Wilhelmina
St. Nicholas
Church of Rome
Chicago Chronicle
Tax Notice from Witttans County Williston Nc 1898 taxes due
Witttans County Williston North Carolina announces 1898 taxes due at the office. Delinquencies incur penalties escalating from January through November, plus 1 percent monthly interest on unpaid personal property taxes. Real property tax notices, sale timing, redemption terms, and enforcement by sheriff are outlined. County Treasurer Orviexox County fir signs.
County Treasurer's Notice On 1898 Tax Collection Dates
The tax list for 1895 was received November 1, 1898 and taxes for 1898 are due. Real estate taxes delinquent January 1, 1899 and personal property by March 1, 1899. Tax sessions planned at Nesou Postoffice January 12, at Hofiland Postoffice January 19 and 20, at Stony Creek Schoolhouse January 23, and daily at the courthouse in Williston in the commissioner district through November 25, 1908. Dated Williston, N D December 21, 1908. County Treasurer Williston County, N D.
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Nesou Postottice
Aiallel
Thuratay
Hofiland Postoffice
Stony Creek
Willat
the Mount
Tate
Enssnu
Wielowton
Pasor
Fehool
Wabior Ons
Walliston
Aus
Dietetet
Counly
Semon
Boosee Barre Grinnell School
al Dutpowem Osegyrsersnesenee
Cream of Carrot Soup Recipe Note
Cream of carrot dish details grated carrot hot water onion bay leaf and cloves simmering one hour. Stir butter and flour into carrot mix then add milk and thicken to boiling. Season with salt and pepper, then press through and store per Ladies' Home Journal.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Soldiers in Line Observed by Aquarium Fishes
A Sun report notes at the Aquarium a group of fishes align side by side in a line, heads in one direction with a single fish at the rear acting as rear guard. The scene evokes a platoon or section formation and conveys a sense of military order in water.
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Wistes Tn
Special Offer Combining The Graphic And Detroit Free Press
Readers can subscribe to both papers for one year and receive a Free Press Year Book and Encyclopedia. The deal promotes the Free Press as a clean bright family paper with a wide reputation and wide readership.
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Williston Graphic
Iwice
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
Mit
America
Complete World Reference Book for 1498 War and Facts
An early promotional notice touts a comprehensive encyclopedia style volume due December 25, 1498. It promises extensive subjects from statistics to history, religious facts, and practical farm guidance, with a full year of newspapers and the book offered at 9 60.
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Spain
Michigan
RH. Corning Williston
North Dakota summonses issued in Williams County court
The State of North Dakota summonses Williams County defendants in multiple district court actions. Notices advise defendants to answer within thirty days, with failure risking default judgments, and list clerk offices, dates, and attorney names for Williston and Williams County court records.
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Whinton
HH. Copeland
Hiatt
Williatanty N
Joan Z. Fones
Gielrick Court
Willams
Nuri
Dakota
Dalyal
Ril Coverann
Matin
N. D
Dubault
Williston
RH. Copkiann
Plaintii
North Dakota
Notice of Final Proof for Edward Palmer in Williston
Notice is given that Edward Palmer, B . No . 11K , seeks final proof for the claim in Williams county at Williston . He will present witnesses Frederick Kommavelle John Basen George W . Newton and Paul Schicelwek to prove continuous residence and cultivation. The hearing is before H . V . Smith Clerk of the district court on December ___ 1808.
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Sat
Anc
Frederick Kommavelle
John Basen
George W. Newton
Paul Schicelwek
Williston
B.D. Fays
Thomas E, Ola
Minot
N. D
Willtlee
B. Leonhardy
Willinae
Winston
Ernest
Neleon
Sention
Thérut
Homund
Joseph Robe Innon
Neanon
Charles Buldwin
Nesson
Holt
ioMund
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Leo
Witttans
N. C
Ng Goon Ne the Marine
Anid
Tresaurer Eball Amke
Orviexox Country
Ates
N. DR
County
Willians County
N D
I. C. Stewart
Furstnaw & Cogpshall
T. A. Stewart
E. C. Palmer
Williams Co
Novia
Willinton
J. D. T Frank Arnold
Uae
Clark
District Court
Williams
I Corgna Sen
Atty
Piafutit
Sam
Cuba
E. P. Sundberg
Optician
Broadway
Fargo, N. D
City Dray Line
John Heffernan
Prop
Willist
Bryant & Sharp
Williston, North Dakota
ST. Paul
Northwest News
Real Tile Dispatch
Great Family Paper
Northwest
Aioe St. Paul Dispatch
Paul Min
Missouri River
Vigek Growers Association
Asangiation
Rizktvo
Asses Belonige AG
Joey Weinhee
A.V. Smith
Seu
Treas
John Mercer
Postove addrera—Biford
Willie
H. A. Nelson
Nelson, N. 1
Ole Thorson
aires—Nesson
F. R. Zahl
W. C. Barstad
Postoffice
Udidresa
Hodlind
Williams County
Nlton Bell
Williston, N. D
Douglas Bell
Williston, ND
Eran Dan Harris
Posto Five Arid Teay
Williston, N. 0
Stroud Bros
General Blacksmiths
WM. Snyder
Igtest
Main Street
Towner
Merchants Bank
Pracattin
Sielit Exelience Beneht
Towner, North Dakota
Chris. Anderson
E. L. Moore
Brandon
Baine
Thomas Shea
Eneipon Eng
Munn
Scientific American
Aly Soserite Journal
Aly Soserite Journal “Terme
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