Flying ground for Aeronautic Society in New York
A city report notes Morrix Park hosts open airfield and workshops for testing flying machines. The Aeronautic Society welcomes nonmembers to test airships with expert direction. The piece contrasts moving day metrics with urban life and highlights a parental school for truants in Queens borough.
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Morning Journal
New York
Aeronautic Society
Morrix Park
The
Count Zeppelin
Wrights
Delagrange
New School Enforces Long Stay While City Stores Expand
A new school in a scenic area requires students to reside there day and night for at least nine months, a policy aimed at maintaining discipline amid growing hockey interest. Meanwhile a leading New York department store plans to double its size by purchasing adjacent property, betting on a revival in business and a booming future. The firm hopes the United States will enter a sustained prosperity era, with 1910 expected to surpass all prior records.
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del. W. H M. Ixnby
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Upper Lakes
Col Bixby
St. Louis
Col Mixby
Chicago Avenue
Duke Bowte
Suffrage Leaders Link High Officials to White Slave Trade
Buffalo October 17 The American National Woman Suffrage Association session featured Rev Anna Martin Spencer declaring that a government report in preparation will reveal vast vested interests connected to white slave traffic Some speakers urged physician health certificates for marriages and stricter enforcement of laws while condemning court reluctance to prosecute cases involving young victims.
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Morning Journal
Buffalo
United States
American National Woman Suffrage Association
Anna Martin Spencer
New York
Spencer
Reosuile Slaughter Morton
Delaware
American Society For Sanitary and
Charlotte Giman
Florence Kelly
Kelly
Fire Damage Strikes Youngstown Iron and Steel Plant
A blaze tonight caused about 125000 dollars in damage to the Youngstown Iron and Steel Rooting company plant. Fire crews battled the flames, with no immediate word on injuries or the cause of the fire.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Iron and Steel Rooting Company
New York City to Create Superintendent of Municipal Automobiles
A New York article notes possible creation of a city office to oversee municipal automobiles. The fleet has grown to about 100 self propellants, valued at 630.8 thousand dollars and depreciating rapidly with annual repair bills around 800 thousand. The piece hints at graft and debates over public use of city cars, plus other urban issues including plans for female police officers and a mysterious benevolent colonel on the Bowery.
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New York
Autor
Knickerbocker
Etty
Knickerbockey
Woman’s Democratic Society
Federated Women's Clubs
Woman's Democratic Club
Tamtiuiny
Unique New York training school for office boys announced
The Children's Aid Society plans a night course in a twenty one week program to prepare street youths for office work. It will cover reading writing and arithmetic, stamping, typing, letter copying, timetable lookups, city geography, telephoning and simple accounting. Future presidents may be drawn from the streets.
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New York
Children’s Aid Sociesty
New York City
Pecos Valley Exalts Irrigation Congress Exhibits
The Pecos Valley boasts superior fruits vegetables and grains from its irrigation districts. Cotton acreage in lower Pecos valley rises with profitable yields noted. Eddy county exhibit crowned best at the expo, attracting settlers and countywide benefits from new wire service.
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Pecos Valley
Ares
Ney
Eddy County
Rome
Arisbad Argus
Irrigation Congress Boosts New Mexico Range of Crops
An account from the Santa Fe Eagle credits last week’s Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque with advertising New Mexico to visitors who would not have come otherwise. Attendees saw county exhibits and were surprised by crops suited to a temperate climate and the territory’s natural resources, promising lasting benefits as word spreads.
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Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Santa Fe Eagle
New Mexico Delegates Shine at Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque
Alamogordo notes New Mexico proud of Albuquerque delegates and local business leaders whose efforts made the Sixteenth Irrigation Congress a success. Towns across the territory displayed fruit grain and vegetables, with broad civic cooperation urged to boost future ventures.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Congress
Pesulte Alamogordo Advertiser
Railroads Push Volume of Mail In Western System
Western railways push for year to year mail contracts due to growing volumes and weigh-in delays. Officials note railroads bear costs from mail transport while urging reform, amid broader debates on canal drainage and Chicago grain marketing and reform debates.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Weastern
Western Railways
Western Roads
Meyer
Washington
Western Mall
Port Office
Mathe
Uncle Sam
England
Rubbard
Kern Addresses Connecticut Audiences in Stamford and Bridgeport
J W Kern spoke in Stamford to business leaders and in Bridgeport to a large crowd of mill workers and laborers. He focused on the bank deposit guaranty plank promoted by Bryan and outlined campaign themes. His next appearance is slated for Utica New York on Monday night.
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Bridgeport
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J. Wern
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Stamford
Democratic National Committee
New York
Kern
A. Bell
California
Denver
Doty Notines
Utica
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Uncle Joe" Cannon
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