Grand Central will be reached by electric trains at new station
Reports from New York detail Grand Central sites and plans for electric suburban trains to use a two floor Grand Central palace station on Lexington avenue. The project includes a 200 foot long concourse, tracks below Lexington avenue, waiting rooms, ticket offices, and separate access for incoming and outgoing passengers as work progresses.
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Grand Central Station
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New Haven
Grand Central Palace
Lexington Avenue
Forty-third Street
Lexington Av Nue
Forty-fourth Street
Depew Place
Two murderers expiate crimes at Raton today
Special to The Evening Citizen Raton NM May 25 details the executions of David Arguello and John Medlock at the Raton gallows after long pursuits. It covers their final hours, confessions, and last words while noting Medlock’s warning to youth and Arguello’s early life and pursuit across Colorado.
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John Medlock
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Tennessee
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Sherif Littrell
Rev. L. Jacobs
Lutheran Church
Arguelle
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Littrell
Colfax
Romero
San Miguel
Ement
Sheriff
Agnelio
David Sitio
Jesus
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Jesus Christ
David Arguella
Lew J Parsloiane
Foraker Opposes Statehood Move in NM and AZ
Washington May 25 The fight over New Mexico and Arizona statehood heats as Foraker opposes the bill and aims to remove the two territories. Speaker Cannon urges conferees to stand firm on the statehood bill while the Senate rate bill advances to conference with a roll call of 144 to 105. The Senate also adjourns on the Smoot case and the Panama canal bill moves to unfinished business.
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Moscow
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Exercises and Ball by School of Mines Students
Readable fragments describe a School of Mines event with a dance or ball for students. The text mentions a house, history, and term, with garbled lines but indicates a student gathering or social at a campus venue. Specific names or places are unclear in the OCR.
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London and New York Mutual Reserve News
London head office and county agencies failed to open as New York executives blamed New York law for unprofitable new business. Also, Dr Lorenz inspired brace treatment saved Kilimanjaro elephant at the Bronx Zoo after a leg injury and weeks of relief, with the animal walking again. The day’s money market, lawsuits, and international updates fill the bulletin.
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Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
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Zoological Park
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W. Reed Blair
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New York Zoological Society
Probing of Graft's Kingdom Continues in Reports
Philadelphia reports noting Cassatt's homeward voyage from Cherbourg amid graft probe disclosures. New York's appellate division frees Perkins on related charges tied to contributions to the Republican committee. Kansas City and other locales report indictments and overruled demurrers in cases involving freight and conspiracy. Jury expected in Crosby matter. Thomas and Taggart cases proceed.
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Supreme Court
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Rand
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Ely
Ladun Smith McPherson
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George He Crosby
Hiring Railway Company
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le Taggart
Crosby le
Phaginet
Gurtington
Hay
McPherson
George J. Thomas
J. B. Taggart
Packing Houses Seek Sanitary Commission Reform
Washington May 23 The president outlined plans to inspect packing houses after complaints of poor ventilation and light. He called for remodeling and better facilities to prevent contamination, with a national sanitary department advocated to oversee food product safety.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
William J. Skinner
W. J. Cardale
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Mnt
Mudion
Livestock Interema
Skinner
Lasnectom
Anita Matehandry
Hey
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Governor Suspected of Murder in Kielce Case
Warsaw reports Governor Jel- Insit of Kielce is suspected of murdering a woman found dead in his room after two shots were heard. Local papers suppress details. a sensational case unfolds amid swift police and judicial scrutiny.
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Kielce
Industrial Savings Bank
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