Dalrymple's Rise to Glasgow Rail Chief in 1962 Era
James Dalrymple, born in Galloway and raised in Glasgow, rose through the city service to deputy general manager in 1962, guiding Glasgow’s railway operations and later succeeding General Manager John Young. Also noted are Navy, diplomatic, and public service appointments shaping U.S. and international leadership in rail, foreign affairs, and canal zone governance.
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James ‘Dalrymple
Glasgow
Chichizoop
Dunne
Rman
Galloway
Klige
Ry’ Pacbank
Iity
John Young
Dalrymple
Panama
Charles B. Magoon
Esi
Chicago Teamsters Strike Threats Stir City Turmoil
Chicago faces a looming teamsters strike with 85,000 workers involved and calls for militia aid as unions and employers clash. Mayor Dunne weighs troops if violence spreads, while police struggle to keep order amid threats, boycotts, and widespread wagon deliveries across 600 stores and major firms.
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AES
Chica
Chicago
Tikely
Tozapread
EAL
The
Sheen
Connell Wras
Teamsters
Corhell
Team Owners’ Association
Taoike
Levy Mayer
Robert J. Thorne
Frederick W. Job
Victor ¥. Sincere
Employers’ Association
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters of
Mhany
Express
Over Line
Dunne
Hele Géoda
Citomsra
Will End Pupil Strikes In Chicago Schools
Chicago schools see continued pupil strikes spreading to eight buildings over coal issue. Superintendent Bodine releases thirty six truancy officers and special police to warn parents that failure to send children to school will invoke Illinois law.
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Chicdgo
Tencyateet
Ws.l. Bodine
Fire destroys fifteen business buildings in Home City Kansas
Fire swept Home City Kansas destroying fifteen business structures leaving only the railway station and two elevators standing. Loss estimated at 100 dollars. Proceedings show various notices of bankruptcy and indictments in Mississippi and Kansas with mentions of local officials and editors.
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Home City
Kan
Benédict Manufacturing Company
Syracuse
Franklin
Mississippi
Ernestine
CS Doll
Oe Feu
Gndetmelts
Russell
Ussell M
Tigdaay
William
Haesas City
Kans
Govoak
Ingenious Dish Rinsing Frame Aids Housekeeping
A historical notice describes a wire frame device to support and rinse dishes without rehandling. It mounts on a sink or chipboard, with legs and transverse strands for rigidity. After washing, dishes rest on the frame for rinsing, then can be stored compactly.
Shipwreck Found Beneath Brooklyn Street During Tunnel Dig
A Brooklyn tunnel crew eighteen feet underground uncovered the hull of an old ship near Furman and Joralemon streets. The oak timbers, bound with wooden pins, appear centuries old and suggest the vessel sank before Burman Street was filled. Souvenir hunters removed some chips, while researchers debate how the ship came to rest under the East River tunnel site.
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Brooklyn Tunnel
New York
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Furman and
Joralemon Streets
East River
Furman Street
Burman Street
Brooklyn
Indemnity Debate and Census Findings Highlight 1900s News
The article discusses next annual message by President Roosevelt urging release of 22 million dollars from China with conditions for education, and notes satisfaction of claims for missionary property and expedition costs. It cites a 25 million indemnity as excessive yet aligned with others, plus Chinese neutrality issues. It then reports the Philippine Islands census results, showing a native Filipino majority, schooling enthusiasm, Manila enrollments, and urban population details, followed by Cuban school reforms, Senate carpet procurement, Panama railway plans, and rural free delivery data.
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Roosevelt
China
Pekini
United States
Pekin
Aes Ign
Vaccination Prompts Sudden Distance in Conversation
In a clipped exchange, a young man approaches Miss Pinkie as she steps back. He questions her coldness and distance while she explains she is not cold but under the influence of a vaccination.
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Hoch
John
Chicago
Welcker-Hoch
Shippy
No Ghosts Wanted Dialogue on a Wife Murder Plot
A terse dialogue reveals a Parson and a Prisoner debating a wife murder. The Prisoner insists he is in for murder and refuses the Parson's invitation to visit his wife, underscoring a grim crime context.
Unclear fragmentary passage on feelings and aging
Fragmentary text presents an elderly man and a grandchild discussing cravings and health, with stray references to age fifty and sixty and a claim about seeking medicine to stay well. The readable portion centers on an exchange between Tommy and his grandmother about eating and wellbeing.
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Tommy
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Fox
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Parker
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Werelor
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