Main Street Bridge Improvement On Mayor’s Meeting Mains
The Main Street Business Men's Improvement Association holds a banquet at Motel Gibson to discuss lowering the Canal Street bridge approaches and canal drainage as steps to aid merchants. Mayor Holege and Chamber of Commerce leaders are named speakers plus treasurer Merman Werner and executive secretary William Culking.
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Main Street
Bet Fo
Merman Wenerl
Teat Night Maid
Holege
Miyor Spiegel
William T. Harrin
William ©. Culking
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson's Water Power Policy Favors State Control
President Wilson plans to outline a policy on water powers on navigable streams favoring state control. Democratic leaders expect a stance opposing Pinchot's conservation taxing plan and signaling conflict with the conservationist wing. He will present views to Congress, possibly in a special message, as committees prepare to act. Franklin Lane has opposed Federal taxation of water powers.
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Popviat
Americas
Washington
Wilson
Conservationists
Gifford Pinchot
Untes
Pinchot
Congress
Taft
Anrivel
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Germans Seize Mines in Russian Concession
A dispatch from Tabriz reports the German consul has seized Russian coal mines inside the Russian concession with armed force. The Russian consul protests the action, citing seizure of property and authority. The note comes via Novoe Vremya from St. Petersburg dated February 1.
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St. Petersburg
Tabriz
Perata
Novoe Vremya
Lectures Announced by YWCA Program Schedule
The YWCA has released a lecture series with five talks from February to April. Speakers include Emilie Watts McVea Elizabeth Campbell Frederick R Leach and Edith Campbell covering voting conduct purity city and industry topics. All talks occur in the evenings.
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The
Young Women's Christian Association
Emilie Watts McVea
Elizabeth Campbell
Frederick R. Leach
Mires Edith Campbell
Railroad Head Is Dead
A. P. Blakeslee, president of the Switchback Railway Company, died at his Mauch Chunk home after a three week illness. He was born in 1854.
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Mauch Chunk
A. P. Blakeslee
Switchback Railway Company
Fatigue Declared A Poison By Medical Experts
Special to The Ameriane Boston February warns of a fatigue bug described by physicians and Dr William H Waters of Boston University School of Medicine. Fatigue is said to begin a toxic condition and the longer it lasts the more the system is blocked by poison leading to general health breakdown if rest is not taken.
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Ameriane
Boston
William H. Waters
Boston University School of Medicine
General Alfred C. Girard Dies in Washington
General Alfred C. Girard of the U S Army died yesterday in Washington after an appendicitis operation at Walter Reed Hospital. A Swiss native, he was educated in Basel and Würzburg and entered the army as an assistant surgeon in 1865. He retired in 1905 as brigadier general.
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Washington
Alfred C. Girard
Walter Heed
Switzerland
University of Basil
University of Wurzberg
Germany
Army
Death ruled natural in Mrs. Ronsensperger’s case
Coroner Foertmeyer conducted a post mortem on Mrs. May Ronsensperger, 29, of 208 West McMicken Avenue, and attributed the death to heart failure. He had been informed the death followed an operation.
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Foertmeyer
May Ronsensperger
McMicken Avenue
Tynan the Phenomenal: Fenian Lineage to Broadway Stardom
The piece profiles Brando Tynan son of the Fenian leader Patrick J. P. Tynan, recounting his rise from humble beginnings in Ireland to a celebrated dramatic career in America. It notes his breakthrough at the Grand Opera House playing Joseph, praise from New York critics, and his later work with Madame Nazimova shaping his reputation as a leading romantic actor.
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Joseph
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Ireland
Aoe
Coanens
Hubert Eajmet
David Melhseo
Felasco
Madame Nazimova
The Lyric Hosts Return of Bought and Paid For At Theaters
The Lyric resumes Bought and Paid For with Frank Mills and Kathleen MacDon, praised for strength in tele phone girl and millionaire theme. Keith’s week features Saharet, Valerie Bergere, Miss Tucker, and other acts, with Wal nuts and Empress and Orpheum listings noting comedy and acrobats.
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Kathleen MacDon
Cincinnati
B. F. Keith
Saharet
Keith
Cleveland
Satisfiel
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Eis
Mise Tucker
Cinénnati
Tucker
Valerie Bergere
Miss
Miss Bergere
Wiliam
Z. Dooley
Paul Morton
Naomi Glass
The Playgoer's True Friend and a Revival Review
A fragmented account details a revival of a musical farce titled The Gayety-DC Girls with Abe Mernolde featured. It notes staging at a theater estate, mentions performers like Lang and Sullivan Constine, and references scenes including a wedding motif and comic actions in a bustling showbill style.
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Eboald
Fam Tucker
Om Sethes
HEVCK
Venderille
Empream Trerid Walters A Co
Atone
Axte Gayety
DC Girls
Abe Mernolde
oLyMrn
Y. Belles
Pennant Wipeeres
Tonell
Genenans Plaka
Spiritualists Hold Memorial Services
Spiritualists conducted memorial services with Mrs Pauline and Mrs M K Rows leading. The hall was crowded after the ceremony as attendees discussed the society’s belief that spiritualism rests on the Bible, while members explained the foundation and aims of their group.
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Pauline Ei
M. K. Rows
Mioh
Missing Girl Found After Mysterious Abduction Claim
Detectives reported Margaret Lewis, 12, found safe after being missing since Thursday from 1264 Harriet Street. She was located near 811 Mound Street amid a discussion of a local stage production and a performance of Joseph and His Brethren. Authorities planned to compare the play with a prior drama by Robert L. Wesser and lawyer Argist Bode attended the show for verification.
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Kasnima
Margaret Lewis
Harriet Street
Mound Street
Atayne G
Victim of Twin's Crime Freed Starts Life Anew
A sensational account from Atlanta recalls a man freed after a twin crime, beginning a new life after five years in prison. The narrative follows a Georgia case involving identity doubt, family ties, and a dramatic adoption plot that led to a name change and assumed life.
Fragmented OCR Review of Lincoln Era Text
Fragmented readable phrases mention Lincoln and presidential family in a distant past context. The garbled OCR shows garbled names and stray words like White and Wilted, with references to sympathy and civic figures. No coherent event or clear reporting present.
Unreadable OCR Item Features Names and Places
Fragmentary text lists names and terms such as Frank Wo Perkins Pemex and Slheeatt deters with unclear roles. Content lacks a coherent event, date, or location to form a clear news item or outcome.
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Appa Steppes
Serena
Manes M. Perkinn
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