Wagons to Army Mails and Civil Service Tests Ahead
The notice lists a May 15 civil service exam for a federal train master at Henry Barracks Cayey Puerto Rico with salary 810 a year and minimal testing requirements. It also details exams for general mechanics at Cheyenne River Agency and plate printer positions in Washington with no schooling tests and specific apprenticeship or experience requirements.
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Narrow escape at U. S. cement plant injures Clampitt
Frank Clampitt barely escaped being pulled into a crusher pulley at the Raw material building while removing bolts. Pen Carter and an oiler freed him, but he suffered a broken rib an injured knee and minor bruises. The report covers other local news and forthcoming road, rail, and business updates.
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State Florists Exhibit Showcases New Carnations in Indiana
The State Florists Association of Indiana held its spring exhibit in the State House. The KR&B Floral Company of Recima presented two new carnation varieties for the first time, including Purity a white carnation with a long sturdy stem after years of cross breeding. The Superior a second carnation also introduced, touted as an improvement over previous pink varieties.
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Mystery deaths and political notes from early 20th century reports
Reported murders include Jesse Abner found with three bullets in Beattyville Kentucky. two men arrested. Texas legislature reconvenes after adjournment to pass corporation laws. Panama Canal progress by Rep Tawney predicts five years. Newn Bonilla seizes Amapulia Honduras signaling CA war end. Baltimore carries Rear Admiral Kautz and Lieut Woods remains to New York. Whisky labeling enforcement undated. Roosevelt unveils Rough Riders memorial. Cromer resignation shocks England. Gorst to succeed.
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Thaw Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Murder Trial
New York April 12 jury deadlock on Harry K Thaw after forty seven hours eight minutes of deliberation seven for guilty and five for insanity. Thaw remanded to the Tombs awaiting second trial for Stanford White murder. Attorney fees and trial costs run to about 300000 with big pay for Delmas and others, plus high expert fees.
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Wheat Field Near Fountaintown Keeps Prime Yields
In Shelby county the 61 year old wheat field owned by Harvey J. Snider lies SE of the post office across the road. Thomas Buck has cared for it for 61 years and recently retired to become county roads supervisor. Pathfinders lodge in Seymour reports growing interest. A large class of candidates will be initiated April 27 with Bedford’s team handling the ceremonies and a special train planned for attendees.
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Erwin to Cox and Watterson to Coleman Letter Pair
The list shows two correspondence pairs: Uliud M. Erwin writes to Pearl Cox and Henry C. Watterson writes to Ada Coleman. The items reflect personal exchanges cited in the page segment. No further context or dates provided.
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Beulah Nathan Sues for Divorce in Lawrence Circuit Court
Beulah Nathan filed for divorce from Louis Nathan in Lawrence Circuit Court alleging marriage on August 13 1906 and separation March 28 1907. She claims he beat her with his fist forced her into prostitution under the guise of visits to Chicago. Beulah Smith, before marriage, lived in Bedford and is described as 18 years old.
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