Unknown Owners Dominated by Alpine LotListings
A fragmented OCR shows numerous references to Alpine lot ownership, unknown owners, and big block listings. The text enumerates many parcels marked Alpine tot, Marathon lots, and various bik values with frequent unknown owner labels and div markers across a sprawling grid of property notes.
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Upkneen
Orwner
Rener
Crener
Wik AG
Atv
Alpine
Wik Ab
Tik
Alpine Lot
PF H. Ate
Alpiter
Wk AG
Alpine Bot A
Bik AG
Alpine Bet
Iittin
Cremer
Wewah
Marathon
Dhe Vangeen
Bik
Hewsaiv
Abe
Marathane Or
Marathon Lot & Tlk
Nealpnarampepi
Supons
Marathon Lot
Dhe
Chener
Marathon Jet
Inknown Crater
Marathon Bet
Wik
Marathon Tot
Moerathon Bot
Marathon Bot
Chwner
Cowner
Traknown Rene
Rwner
Atel
Amd
Agel
Mur
Mur Aly
Marathon Bat
Vow
Bik Oy
Roam
Murnam
When Brown Meets Brown
Henry Brown clashes with a misaddressed Miss Henrietta Brown on Stuyvesant Square. A mistaken telephone world leads to a chance breakfast meeting, mutual appeal, and Henrietta moving in as Mrs Henry Brown, turning the first floor into a shared home.
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Miss Brown
Mr. Brown
Henry
Henrietta Brown
Stuyvesant Square
Henrietta
Brown
Mra
Henry Brown
Moral code for the aged and the wisdom of years
An Ohio State Journal editorial argues elders should not demand respect for age alone. It calls for a moral code for the aged, urging courtesy, kindness, and responsibility in daily interactions rather than entitlement.
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Ohio State Journal
Call Him Juel Angell At Commencement Week
Yale men report Taft’s luncheon joke about the new president Angell, noting his name pronunciation and spelling. The tale includes curried quips on angles and Deity’s spelling, reflecting campus humor of the week.
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Juel Angell
Yale
Mr. Taft
Tod
Angell
Michael
Gabriel
Mey Bury Infernal Machine Threatens Villahe Havay Village
A German 100 kilo torpedo lodged 15 meters deep in soil at Villahe Havay France remains unreleased. Mons reports a new plan to use an electrical device enabling distant operation, with a fallback of encasing the torpedo in concrete to prevent catastrophe.
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Mey
Villahe Havay
France
Mons
Plan for a diphtheria carrier school shocks readers
The article notes natural development of special schools for the mentally backward and tuberculous children and introduces a startling proposal for a school of disease carriers. California cultures of students in floss schools showed 22 percent still harboring diphtheria germs, suggesting segregation to protect others with release of non carriers back to regular schools.
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California
Nobody Wants the Tunnel on a Pawtucket Electric Car
An inbound Pawtucket electric stops at Steeple street near the white post. The conductor asks for the tunnel, but no one exits. An elder passenger tells him to keep it, as nobody wants the tunnel, while other riders titter and a drunken man questions the conductor’s generosity.
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Pawtucket
White Post
Steeple Street
Providence Journal
Tampico Oil Boom and Postwar Readjustment
A National Geographic bulletin traces Tampico's rise as a major oil hub from 1906 onward, driven by the 1908 gusher and wartime fuel demand. It notes rapid population growth, prosperity for American managers and Mexican workers, and later readjustment after war orders declined. The piece highlights Tampico as a port on the Panuco river with rail links from Monterey, strong harbor facilities, and improvements in sanitation and expatriate communities.
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Washington
Tampico
National Geographic Society
United States
Bulletin
Vera Cruz
Monterey
Mexico
Panuco
la Barra
Fte
Burglar Eates, Drinks, Nap After Home Break-In
East St Louis police report a burglar drank four quarts of whisky and ate seven cans of salmon at C. E. Dodson residence while the Dodsons were away for the summer. He carried a mattress, bed clothing and an alarm clock to the basement for a nap after sawing a hole through the cellar door. Neighbors alerted authorities.
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St. Louisa
C. E. Dodson
East St. Louis
East Side
Dodsons
Dodson
French Farmers Win Prizes For Rebuilding After War
Fifty farmers in the Aisne region receive agricultural implements as awards from Miss Anne Morgan and Mrs. A Murray Dike of the American committee for devastated France. Prizes were chosen from 110 entries with seed planters and cash awards totaling 4000 francs.
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Paris
Anizy
Coucy
Aisne
France
Anne Morgan
A. Murray Dike
American Committee For
Miss Morgan
Dike
Anity
Thuillet
Timber consumption and forest loss in United States
Analyzes US timber resources and consumption citing 822 million acres original forest, reduced to 187 million, with 2 214 trillion board feet merchantable timber left. Notes annual cuts roughly 40 billion feet, ties, pulpwood, and fuel. per capita use falls with war, while Europe averages 60 boards and world 40. urges increasing production rather than curtailment.
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United States
Norman W. Scherer
Ohio State University
Europe
Danube River Free as Allies Sign Convention in Paris
Representatives of allied powers finalize a Danube river regime signing a Paris convention. The International Danube Commission gains immediate full control over river affairs per the Versailles treaty.
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Danube
Paris
International Danube Commis
Sion
Fisherman Netting 180-Pound Shark Near Lewes Breakwater
Wallen, a New Jersey fisherman leading a party, caught a shark weighing 180 pounds in the Delaware Bay off Lewes Breakwater. The group reports better luck this side of the bay after larger hauls in the prior two weeks.
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Lewes
Del
Delaware Bay
Rank Wallen
Wallen
New Jersey
Returns to Wife After 36 Years Apart in China Visit
Lem Wah, a 72 year old former interpreter for the Canadian Pacific railroad in New York City, has gone to China to spend his remaining days with his wife whom he left 36 years ago. His railroad pension continues and his position has passed to his son.
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Lem Wah
New York City
Canadian Pacific Railroad
China
Lem
Patrolman Faye Foils Brooklyn Building Crash
Patrolman Richard Faye acted quickly to rope off two Brooklyn streets near the Borough hall, preventing catastrophe when a corner three story brick building he deemed dangerous collapsed shortly after. The article mentions galley ships invented by the Corinthians in 700 B C.
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New York
Richard Faye
Brooklyn
Borough Hall
Corinthians
Timber Harvest and Growth Gap Explained
The passage notes annual timber removal reaches 26 billion cubic feet while growth adds only 6 billion cubic feet. It states we are consuming timber about five times faster than it is produced.
Hopkins Hospital Sets Surgeon Fee Cap at $1000
Johns Hopkins trustees decree a surgeon may not charge more than $1,000 for an operation and physicians attending in hospital may bill at most $35 per week. The rule applies to practitioners within the hospital.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Trustees of
Lay Slaying to Germans in Mexico City
Mexico City police believe the assassination of Gen Maximiliano Kloss outside his home was orchestrated by a German group seeking revenge for his publication of alleged German military secrets and a book on asphyxiating gas. General Kloss, head of artillery under the Carranza regime, had seen active service. A separate incident reports a robbed man who gave ride to two youths, later forced to exit by pistol.
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Henry Brown
H. Brown
Henry
Henrietta
Mexico City
Maximiliano Kloss
Meico
Kloss
Germany
Carranza
New Era
Mich
Rev
Forseth
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Met’ Jore Rewepaper Syndicate
Hke Brown
Idaho
W. D. Davis
Seattle
City Ile
Louisville, Ky
Albert Delan
Aants
Allemont
General Klose
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