Turn on Your Niagara Power The Great Work Ot Niagara
The piece extols the Niagara Falls power project highlighting vast water flow from the Great Lakes and cross-border reach. It argues harnessing Niagara can slash electric costs, enable long distance transmission, and spur urban growth with Ferris and canal power as bold examples.
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North America
Canada
Sentence of Death Read in Santa Fe Court
A Detroit Prep Press report outlines Judge Kirby Benedict’s death sentence for Jose Maria Martin in a murder case. The judge notes the cruel crime and expresses grim irony that springtime brings reminder of the young defendant’s fate amid the New Mexico valleys.
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Santa Fe
Detroit
Jude Kirby Benedict
Jose Maria Martin
Benedict
Court of Justice
Niagara power project pushes electric reach across nations
The article reports on Niagara Falls power development to Buffalo and New York markets, detailing the 15 000 horsepower generation, the vast tunnel and wheel-pit works, and plans to send electricity to major cities with low costs. It notes investors including Vanderbilt Depew Morgan and Stetson, the tunnel’s size, and potential for Canada’s Horseshoe Falls. It also mentions other hydro prospects along the St. Lawrence and future manufacturing growth around Niagara.
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Niagara
Paper Company
G. W. G. Ferris
New York
New York City
Niagara Falls
Albany
Buffalo
Europe
Tivoli
Rome
Germany
Lauffen
Switzerland
Frankfort
Isaac N. Seligman
Edward DD. Adams
Edward Winslow
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Francis Lynde Stetson
Edward A. Wickes
William B. Rankine
George H. Kent
Mr. Stetson
Horseshoe Falls
United States
Niagara Electric Power
St. Lawrence River
Ogden’s Island
Waddington
George B. Burbanks
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Nikola Tesla
New York Recorder
Spider Life and Silk: Size Differences and Web Threads
In Boston, Professor Wood explains spider life with a female vastly larger than the male. Silk threads vary from strong radiating lines to sticky cross strands and a flood silk for enveloping prey. A spider’s yardage of thread reaches miles, and silk shines brighter than silkworm silk, once said to have clothed Louis XIV.
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Boston
Wood
Louis XIV
Barnum's Sarcasm at Village License Scare
Barnum once faced license hurdles in Saratoga and moved Tom Thumb show to Ballston. A special train carried a crowd to Ballston for the performance, where Barnum opened with a quip about facing smaller men in Saratoga and choosing to compete elsewhere.
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Tom Thumb
Barnum
Saratoga
Ballston
Plant Irritability Compared To Animal Sensitivity
Professor Pfeffer argues irritability is a basic trait in all plants with reaction power akin to animals. He notes increased stimulus dulls plant sensitivity and that different stimuli yield different effects in a cell. The text highlights plant sensory variety and bacteria's extreme sensitivity to tiny amounts of meat extract or oxygen.
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Pfeffer
New York Independent
J. Nacniiten Ayere
A. Mo
The Magnetic Poles Move Within Earth’s Axis
A close investigation shows the north and south magnetic poles are not identical with geographic poles but lie near the earth’s axis of rotation. The north pole sits at about 97 W, 70.5 N, while the south pole is believed near 150 E, 75 S.
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New York Telegram
In Defense of the Christian Sabbath Against Secular Invasion
Reverend Talmage denounces preserving the Sabbath as divine command and a pillar of American liberty. He condemns theaters and secular amusements on Sundays, urges voters and clergy to defend the Lord's Day, and warns that Sabbath abandonment threatens churches, charities, and the nation itself.
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Oast
Newfoundland
Rocky Mountain
Tarret Company
Lovers of God
Gol
Isaiah
Dave
Ramonder
Heaven and Earth
Jehovah
Dryzools
New York State
Chy Axl
New York
Albany
Yarl
Ant
New England
Ohin
Oregon
Paris
Santay
Champs Elysees
Paditiers
Eymale
Ant Salsons
Confort
Aniths
Church of the Living Gol
France
Napoleon III
Sun of Nations
Dev Cop
Luria Artillery Corps
Church
Free Institutions of
America
The Corsican Clan and its Political Power
The Corsican clan favors clan loyalty over individual work or piety. A clan chief must push followers into posts and justify actions as clan interests. Political shifts matter little to adherents, who vote as a unified bloc for the chief’s gain. The clan rose under Genoese misrule when life and property felt insecure.
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Coud
War Claim for John T Browns Reward Praised by Washington Post
The House committee reports a bill to pay John T Brown 2000 for a Civil War dispatch carried from Kingston Tennessee to Burnside at Knoxville. Mary Love delivered the dispatch to Brown as a 15 year old, who crossed enemy lines to deliver it. Congress granted Love 2000 in 1873. Brown faced peril crossing pickets and lines amid enemy fire.
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John T. Browns
Washington Post
House
Brown
Mary Love
Kingston
Tenn
Grant
Burnside
Congress
Louisville
Knoxville
Miss Love
Sycher
Charles Francis
Fabrics Made From Mulberry Bark Fibers
An Austrian factory has produced durable fabrics from bark fibers of the mulberry tree for five years. The material reportedly surpasses cotton in strength and offers more permanent dyes. Used in draperies and upholstery, it promises decorative damasks and new textile potential from various plant barks and weeds through emerging processes.
Millions of Deities and Household Ikou Industry
An old newspaper snippet notes that ikous sacred images are mass produced in central Russia with about 2,000,000 made annually. The passage also promotes patent medicines including Kilmer’s Swamp-Root and Karls Clover Root, touting their claims for kidney, bladder, and digestive relief with prices shown.
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Russia
Halls Catarrh Care Is a Constitutional Care
Advertisement style line promoting Halls Catarrh Care with a price of 7 shillings. Philosophical note about love and life appears beside product copy.
Nansen Begins Arctic Crossing Bid From Christiana Pier
Crowds filled the harbor as Nansen and crew prepared the Fram for departure toward the North Pole. He set out with one man and a dog, his wife and home left behind, eyes fixed on Lysaker as cheers faded into somber anticipation.
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Fritbhiel Nansen
Christiana
Noth Pole
Siberia
Gera
Pteais
Spierbergen
tHireenland
North Pole
Nansen
Berd
Lysaker
Howe
Greenland
Guilet
French War Minister decree ends exemptions for several defects
A decree from the French Minister of War states that certain physical conditions will no longer exempt a man from military service. Listed defects include toothlessness, dwarfish stature, hare-lip, squint eyes, misaligned fingers or toes, varicose veins, hernia, stuttering and baldness.
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pure Laxative Remedy
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, effective laxative for cleansing the system and aiding kidneys, liver, and bowels. It claims wide medical approval, notes no weakening effects, and warns against substitutes, with California Fig Syrup Co as the manufacturer and Seaint druggists selling the product.
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California Fig Syru Co
Observation saves Archduke as troop movement nears
The Archduke and aides were observed retreating near a German town when cavalry and Promian forces pressed them. A reporter noted the disturbance and the approach of the enemy, while guards and sentries maintained vigilance and the Archduke stayed in the room. The observers alerted the leadership in time to respond.
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Archdike
Iuportanss
Aedeke
Rma Wistance
Lytas
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