Harriman Builds Road to Separate Arden Estate from State Land
Mrs Harriman undertakes construction of a nine mile road through Arden to separate her estate from land donated to the state. A large force works with progress reported, aiming to complete a new route by year end. The project aligns with her earlier donation and ties to Orange County rail facilities.
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Arden
Auiddletown
N.Y
Wimmons
Alri
Harriman
Alto
Orange County
Tragic infant and toddler deaths reported in Bea Broubénville
A two year old child died in Bea Broubénville when a bed caught fire from a stove and the boy sleeping died. A three-year-old son of Bobeorrt Dull reportedly fell into a tub of boiling water and was scalded to death. Both incidents described as accidents.
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Bea
Broubénville
O. Fuk
John Frombetta
Benzie
Mob Attacks Car as Crowd Drives Motorman Away
A mob attacked a car, forcing the motorman to flee the scene as a torch was used in the incident and the vehicle was damaged. Police investigated, with no immediate arrests reported.
Failure of Searing and Co reshapes railroad finance lore
Banking observers noted the collapse of Searing and Co. sparked surprise among railroad men who believed Canadian Pacific or New Haven had an interest in the Delaware and Eastern connection to the Buffalo Rochester and Eastern project. The failure, once thought isolated, prompts questions about who financed the route from Buffalo to Troy and its links to upstate systems and New York traffic.
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Gansadian Pacific
The
New Haven
Delaware and
Enuterin
Buffalo, Rochester and Easter
New York
Hoha “Attar
Wink & Robidaon
Buffalo
Suiqwhanna Securities 1
Strom Delaware and Hudson
Family Uiere
Bearing & Co
Boon Tong
Canadian Pacific
Ontario
Wealern
Upstate
Rochester
Mastern
Hassorn
Boston
New England
Confionti
Pennsylvania
Chicago chicken prices rise amid winter supply fears
Market reports show live chickens at 174 cents a pound and dressed at 18 cents, with Chicago offering the highest prices for the feathered product. Analysts cite warm weather as a key factor, while winter conditions and transport anxieties keep shippers wary of shipments near freezing temperatures.
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Chicago
Glavis Timber Case Claims Framed In Alaska Hearings
Trial testimony in Alaska timber cases centers on Glavis actions after leaving government service. Witnesses describe handling of evidence, box openings in Seattle, and claims of prior knowledge by opposing counsel. Other items note Vatican discovery of late verses linked to Charlene the tutor’s son death.
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The
Land Office
Alaska
Glaimants
Whatlington
Ravin
Washington
Ly Glayis
Mallinger Wis
Cunningham
Hind
Inv. Jr. Vortrees
Ballinger
Glavis
W. W. Bape
Seville
Cer
al Eorneborn
Avia
Isimor Kennedy
Biuddline
Seattle
Mild
Chimonsen
Glavle’ Suevessor
Kennedy
Seatile
Strand
Fedseral
Government J
Joint Investigatin Committee
Hortee
T. Jones
Land Oflea
Lee
Alisha
Jamox Sheridan
Tangehool
Half Normal Service After Strike In Philadelphia
Philadelphia dispatch reports metro transit scaled back, with buses running at uneven intervals. Police and state troopers patrolled Germantown and Kensington as crowds clashed. Rioters received severe sentences while the transit firm faced financial losses from tire refunds and reduced ridership.
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Philadelphia
Yeh
Rapla Franat Company
Boyer Kent
Businews
Wyoming
KoNeme
Germantown
Kensington
Labor unrest grips Philadelphia transit strike
First National Bank of Warren reports on a tense labor dispute in Philadelphia as Central Labor Union President Murphy is arrested after a transit strike. The Philadelphia Rapid Transit demands direct employer-employee talks, rejects arbitration, and warns workers to return by March 1 or face dismissal. City police bolster security as 10,000 National Guard may be mobilized.
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Doapie
Prestone Totti J. Wurphy
Centr
C. Pritt
Handa Om
Phildelylla
P. E.P
Amaleas
Stresta
Reyburn
Son Finds Father Frozen Alive on Tree Limb
Washington Pa Feb 26 Brice Ries 66 a farmer and stock breeder was found hanging from a limb in front of his home near Alepia Greene County. The discovery was made by his son after Ries used a wire loop and ladder to suspend himself. The coroner ruled death by his own action.
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Washington
Lend Ninost Shvorad
Brice Ries
Aki 66
Mim
Aree
Alepia
Greene County
Aly Covery
Trozen
Riggs
Wien
de Ladder
Tad Tastenell
Heather End
TL Heald
Fragmentary line about works and hive condition
The readable fragment discusses works and a hive condition of humans, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear events, names, dates, or places to form a full news item.
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Warren National Bank
John J. Vertrees
Searing & CO
W. W. Barr
Vatican
Rome
Cardi Ramparto
Charlenagne
State Constabulary
Fencibles
Jack Geoome
Lehigh
Colmbin Avenue
Kensinieton Avenue
Fiarmumtown Avenue
Venus
Aline
Crowel
Pixar
Rexone
Troujars
Peli
Oftmicial
Idem Davin
Magivitate Heaton
Tuite Davin
Oriani Cussies A
USA
OU City
Oil City Trust Company
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
W. Jaminson
C. T. Conarro
FP. K. Russell
Vicw
R. H. Winger
Teller
Pregigent Murphy
President Murphy
Gcentral Labor Union
Son
C. H. Henderson Piano Company
North Center Street
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