Woman Wins Race on Eastern Track Pine Knot Triumphs
Jessie Prindle drives Pine Knot to victory on the Highland Park track amid a crowd’s cheer. The, horse later nuzzles the driver as the pair claim the final heat, with Prindle cradled by supporters after a tense race.
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Mra
Jessie Prindle
Pine Knot
Highland Park
Brunswick
N. J
Jessie
Pine
Herald
Tfe
Q van Cornet
Jessie Prinege
Hersey
Pringle
Droat
Che
Prindte
Applicants Seek Positions Amid Turbulent Political Climate
A jumble of letters from various applicants shows confusion and pressure over public service roles. One writer questions process fairness while another seeks a clerical or chaplain position. The text reflects misplaced statements and disjointed arguments from multiple correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivor
New Megaphones and Spheres Prompts Public Work Plan
Fragmentary notes describe using megaphones and spheres for a public project in St. John the Disine area. It mentions contractors and probes with references to mornings and a city gate. The text is garbled, but implies a precautionary, experimental approach to a civic task with safety concerns.
Woman Kills a Puck and Sets House Ablaze
A woman fatally harms an animal with a knife, then a kitchen fire spreads from hot coal on the floor. The blaze threatens the home and a dynamite stash nearby. family members are present as smoke fills the stairs and rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadi Tr
Opie Love
Elopes With Mother and Teen in New York City
A couple from Poznan eloped to New York City with a teen, claiming to be father and son while their ages drew attention from immigration officials. They faced detention for examination before potential deportation back to Posen.
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Aeer
New York City
Devers
Permiewitz
Posen
la Merce
Potheos
Aimeri
Pheoneo
A SYND'ITE BABY AND WIDELY SCATTERED ADS
A fragment reports a syndicate baby matter with names and addresses across states. It notes a physician, a New Brunswick notice, and relatives aiding the infant. The column ends with an aside about arithmetic in a Chicago Record suggestion.
Trade of Colonies and Tropical Imports
The article reviews Cuba, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippines as markets for tropical products and US farm goods. It notes annual tropical imports around 250 million dollars, led by sugar, coffee, rubber, fibers, fruits, gums, tobacco, and chocolate, with Cuba and other territories supplying significant shares and related domestic production pressures.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Ans
Philippines
Parc
Pate Forte
United States
Porto Hico
Pases
Mexican Progress and Industrial Growth Amid Open Enterprises
The piece outlines Mexico expanding industrial capacity through open enterprises and protective government policies. It notes rising imports of machinery in the fiscal year and the development of new weaving and textile plants, leather goods, wool and straw products, and silk warp initiatives, all feeding a broader push toward domestic manufacturing.
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Ascomitras
Wea
Pashia Lan
Guanataata
Coast defense plans face site and cost hurdles
Army engineers push foreshore fortifications by using shoals near New York and Long Island with 12 inch guns and ammo chambers. dispute over land values delays site acquisitions while Congress may fund 200000 dollars for shoal purchases.
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Board of Arbitration
New York
Long Island
Wilson
Army
Congress
Lorg Island
Haitian Minister Rides Electric Car Through Washington
An automobile invaded the diplomatic realm as Haytian Minister Leger rode down Pennsylvania Avenue in a new electric vehicle. He marveled at the carriage’s propulsion and nearly collided with a cherry wagon before a companion steadied him and steered the car to safety.
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Leger
Pennsylvania Avenue
Colored Republic
Babies Swapped at Union Station Sparks Mothers’ Panic
Two families, the Joneses from Springfield and the Smiths with nine children, mistakenly swap babies on a train and at Union Station in St. Louis. Fathers reclaim their own after a chaotic scramble as mothers faint.
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Jones
Smith
Union Station
St. Louis
Neary Jones
Springfield
Slfred Smith
Viion Station
Prisco
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New
Drupawick
Gertruee Baled
Cartan Street
Pupee
New Brunswick
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Acabaima
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Lo Morgan
Alabama
Chicago Record
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Guna
Haytian
Sears
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Geo. Jorbert
Byes
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Majiba Tila Bos
Fos Rey
Wnander
Joubert
Caotee Chis
Chicago Vimes-Herald
St. Lotia
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
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Indiana
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Central Avenue
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the Courier Publishing Co
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Fayette County
Courier
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Mous
Physicians and Surgeons
Oftice
Firet National Bank
Grip
Miles
G. F. van Pelt
Connersville, Mnd
France
M. J Haseett
W. Sixth Street
Crescent Laund Ross & Hakeh
Prooprietora
Crescent
Ia Alwe
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