Color in Thoughts: Apparatus Reveals Brain Mood Colors
Washington scientist Prof Elmer Gates claims a color chart maps thoughts to chromatic scales via a breath reacting in a glass bottle apparatus. Early tests show moods like happiness and melancholia tint the liquid, with potential for mental health diagnosis and criminal lie detection, though the device remains imperfect. A second item notes Mrs Alvirah Hitchcock of Moriah New York regains teeth at age 70 after 15 years without. A Dublin apple caused ptomaine poisoning death.
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Elmer Gates
Washington, D. C
Chicago Tribune
Gates
New York
Alvirah Hitchcock
Moriah
Giolitti Rules Italy as Power Behind the Crown
A profile of Giovanni Giolitti, Italian minister of the interior, detailing his democratic instincts, court influence, and pivotal role in shaping the cabinet. The piece highlights his popularity with the king, opposition from Queen Margherita, and a famed incident of riding in a third class carriage to mingle with common travelers. It suggests his rising stature and potential lasting impact on Halys history.
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Rome
Giovanni Giolitti
Italy
Interior
Victor Emanuel Til
Margherita
Giolitti
Iit
Haly
Myron T Herrick for Ohio governor and treasury post
Myron T Herrick, a prominent Cleveland banker tied to the Society for Savings with deposits over 50 million dollars, has announced he would accept the Republican nomination for Ohio governor if offered. He has been mentioned for secretary of the treasury upon Lyman J Gage's retirement and was once tendered the Italian embassy by President McKinley. He is among Ohio's best known men.
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Myron T. Herrick
Republica
Ohio
United States
Society For Savings of
Cleveland
Herrick
The Ruler of Japan and Its Great Principles of Government
A historical overview notes Mitsuhito as Japan’s 121st emperor and recounts myths of origin, Shinto worship, and the shift to imperial sovereignty in 1868. It contrasts Shinto and Buddhist temples, mentions the rising sun symbol, and recalls Parkes and samurai events. Five guiding principles on the emperor’s oath are listed: public opinion, study of economy, mutual aid, Reagan as guide, and global wisdom.
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Mitsuhito
Mikado
Japan
B. C
Shanghai
Marry Parkes
Harry Parkes
Oine
Reagan
Eyebrows Farecast Weather Predicts Next 24 Hours
In Tiffin a local man John W Barrack claims to read weather by his dense black eyebrows. He says the ends point up for cold and up for warm conditions, and notes his long history as a trusted eyebrow barometer without ever being wrong.
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John W. Barrack
Seneca County
Mr. Barrack
Why Rats Gnaw Wood Why They Gnaw for Tooth Growth
A German scientist long studied why rats and mice gnaw wood and similar materials. He now reports success noting these creatures have teeth that continually grow and never stop. Gnawing keeps teeth at proper length so they can grasp and chew food.
Will Rule Colombia Victorious War Minister Likely President
Jambian minister of war Gen. Fernandez, after assuming office last year, pushed to end the war within twelve months. A peace treaty with Gen. Herrera and Gov. Perdomo followed on November 3, liberal and conservative transit reopened, and mail and telegraph restored. Public order and amnesty spurred commerce, lowering exchange from 22 000 to 5 500 percent.
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Jambian
Benjamin Herrara
Revolutionary Party
Aristides Fernandez
Perdomo
Panama
Gen. Fernandez
Lberty
Sullivan Dismisses Weston as Bum Town and Moves On
John L. Sullivan, former world heavyweight champion, proclaims Weston a bum town and vows to shed its dust for good. He remains a public idol despite faults and now tours as a monologue performer drawing strong showings in each town. A painting venture in Scotland employs 35 workers for the Forth Bridge project, rotating crews after each pass. Berlin notes an uptick in triplets and twists in recent years.
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Sullivan
James J. Corbett
Forth Bridge
Scotland
Dash for the Pole by Greely Survivor Plans Airship Route
Sergt Julius Fredericks, a Greely expedition survivor, plans a spring departure from Indianapolis to reach the pole using an airship being built under William McDonnell in Chicago. He asserts the seventyeth parallel camp and airship ascent can overcome Arctic distance, citing lessons from the 83rd parallel dash.
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Sergt
Julius Fredericks
Greely
North Pole
Eighty Third Parallel
Indianapolis
Government Weather Bureau Service
Ureely
William McDonnell
Chicago
Sergt. Fredericka
New York Herald
Pole
McDonnell
Seventieth Parallel
Greely Petty
Fredericks
Eighty-Third
Artic
Sergt. Fredericks
Beieves
Tle
Mayor Greene Chosen New York Police Commissioner
Mayor Low selects Maj. Gen. Francis Y. Greene to succeed Col. Jaby N. Partridge as police commissioner. Greene, West Point graduate 1870, served in Cuba and the Philippines, led military and business roles, and is a Republican ex-head of the Republican county committee. Local papers hail the appointment as promising reform and discipline in the department.
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Low
Maj
Gem Francis Y. Greene
Col. Jaby
N. Partridge
New York
The
Times
the Tribune
Law
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Greens
Asphalt Company of America
National Asphalt Company
Eastern Trust Company
Francis W. Greene
Police Commiss of
Monument to Avarice and Cuban Diplomats in New York
Gonzalo de Quesada Cuban minister and junta member speaks in Washington and New York about funding Cuban independence. A Wall Street captain’s view leads to a plan to engross and preserve a bond proposition as a monument to avarice. Also note: forty million calendars are distributed annually in the United States.
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Gonzalo de Quesada
Washington
United States
Estrada Palma
Nestor Ponce de Zeon
New York
New York Capitaliata
Cuba
Cubam
Quesada
Wall Street
Junts
Mr. Quesada
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