Birthday Party of First Locomotive Inventor
A garbled 19th century note traces early locomotive history to George Stephenson born at Wylam. It cites the first operating steam engine circa 1814, improvements in propulsion, and the Liverpool Manchester railway impetus leading to broader railroading.
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Centro
George Stephen Wine
Wylam
Vaud
Lane
al ‘ Cobllery
Strabe
Aruw
Slong
Wewest
Atteln- Sab
Gisge
Stephenson
Livergee
Manchester Railway Company
Werpool
Manchester Bae
Mepherson
President Mudge 58 Today Tells Us How To Capitalies
Henry A. Munge, president of the Chicage, Bock Ininate& Paciterall, outlines a plan of capitalizing labor and value. He traces a career from early railroad jobs to leadership, arguing work worth, earnings, and savings determine personal and corporate capital. The piece also notes Peter the Great’s anniversary and broader history context.
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Mudge
Henry A. Munge
Asman
Modge
Midge
Mac
Sears
Muage
Ind
Mr. Maser
Muder
Cap
Frank Department
Santa Fe Riatchy
Cannes
Ste- Wor
Mafige
Rock Wilindeliet
American Fairway
Wediog Railwaye of North America
The Rise and Fall of Peter and Catherine in Masial Russia
The narrative recounts Peter ruling alone after saving a tumultuous court. His first wife Eudoxia endures twenty four years of torture in a nundery while a faithful love letter to Mejor gle bos reveals a longing for solace. Catherine, a peasant courtesan, becomes his second wife. her affairs with courtiers provoke executions and a severed head on trial yard display. Peter’s death leads Catherine to claim the throne as Empress Catherine I and rule as autocrat of the Masias.
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Peter
Eudoxia
Endizia
Mejor Glebos
Leatherine
Catherine
Livenbirth
Ince
Tate
Catheine
Strenuous Life Critique of Industry and War Losses
An editorial fragments critique of strenuous living and old methods as back numbers. It contrasts grief for Vera Cruz deaths with the far higher industrial fatality toll and automobile fatalities in New York, urging more action over rhetoric. It laments leaders fluent in peace rhetoric who neglect real dangers in labor and travel.
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Vera Cruz
New York
Little Benny's Note Book by Lee Pape
A vivid diaryish scene portrays Benny and friends in a rough evening exchange. The group teases Benny and dares him to look in a mirror while a warning about trouble looms as mischief escalates in a crowded household setting.
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Little Benny’s
Lee Pape
World Conscience Society proposes global city idea
The World Conscience Society launches a ten year effort led by Hendrik Christian Anderson to create an ideal world city of ten square miles. The plan centers science art and physical culture with a 1000 foot Tower of Progress housing a wireless plant and world printing press. The project envisions halls libraries museums and institutes for global governance and learning with a $10 million cost and an International Committee to choose site.
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World Conscience Society
Hendrik Christian Anderson
Rome
Bulletin
The
Pan-American Union
Palsces
Owse Ambamadérs
Gantic Tower of Progress
International Hall of Justice
Temple of Religions
International Bank
World Reference
Institutes of Higher Learning
International Committee
Hague
Riviers
Cannes
Turvueren
Brussels
St. Germain On
Laye
Paris
Marmora
Constantinople
New Jersey
Lakewood
Isthmus
Panama
Cuba
What So Precious As a Healthy Baby
An article extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective remedy for infant bowel trouble and indigestion. It praises its safety and pleasant taste, noting widespread use from infancy to old age and offering free sample requests by mail to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello.
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Ike Mra
James R. Rouse
Marinette
Wis
Howard
Roose
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
USA
US must send troops to Mexico to restore peace
A quoted advocacy argues that the United States must deploy an army into Mexico to topple Huerta and Carranza factions, install a stable government, and force factions to back off. The plea warns only US military action can prevent continued Mexican unrest and safeguard American and European lives and property.
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Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
Republic
Huerta
Carranza
College Man to Blam E of the United States
The article criticizes government and private sectors for hindering public utilities and industries, arguing that as minute government grows it becomes proprietor and officials dominate the public and private sectors. It urges accountability for those responsible and condemns hidden official influence on industry changes.
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Mande Keepon
Notice Hearing De Petitios of on Ashley Street
Public notice of a hearing related to a property matter on Ashley Street at City Hall Council Room. Attestation by Clerk J. Ale M. Robinson.
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de Petitios
Ashley Stree
Sommaa Councill
City Hall
St mm
Ashley Street
J. Ale M. Robinson
Hearing De Gousteacion of See Storm Water Sewers
fragmented OCR text describes a meeting and street listings from Commercial Street to Cedar Creek Tostwick with references to avenues and individuals including J. Ali Hakonson of Cae, lacking clear events or outcomes.
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Colt
Abet
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Wachion
Bt Pene
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Williamc Redfield
Voenmwep
Him
Weill
Ted Gladdis
Mfr Gladiis
Papir
Howard Rouse
Exchange Car
Locomobile Company OF America
Main Street
Bridgeport
Cons
H. A. Martin
Mar
Exchange Car Department
Kodak
Flyman Mtg
Optician
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Seely
Main St
Lyon & Grumman CO
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
F. J. Splitstone
Leslie's Weekly
Lowe's Laundry
Seaview Avenue
Gus C. Mullen
C. At. Rean
Blam
Peacerinas Poe
Antists Eee Board OF Contract and Supply
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Syetukling
Williston
Monron
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