Parcels Post Now In Force In United States
The parcels post plan expands shipping, lowering rates by distance division into eight zones. Packages under six tons travel with special stamps, insured up to five hundred fifty dollars, and can include many goods except dangerous items. The system, now in operation, extends to the Philippines and other zones, promising broad service beyond explosives or poisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Watriars
Fedral Goverment
Hngin
Yostimantera
Tii Poodles Department
Seth
Fond
United Suter
Gluyen Anni
Malin
Foe Pagartmont
Haley W Hares
Jenoth
United Stated
Phillie Islands
Postoffice Department
Cela Post
Post office fee details spark confusion in Michigan area
Fragmentary OCR note shows postmaster and patrons seeking exact charges for dampened parcels and damages. Mentions zones and allowances, awaiting clear breakdowns. Preparation activities imply departmental scrutiny and possible inquiries by Wing Michinelion Crom region officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michinelion Crom
Taft Reception Opens New Year at White House
Thousands of guests queued for Taft and Mrs Taft at the White House New Year reception. The president stood to greet attendees, with cabinet hostesses guiding guests and the diplomatic corps seated by order of ceremony. The event marked the final White House New Year gathering of Taft's presidency and reflected older traditions evolving with the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanduke
Ile Aleo
Jo Wis
Mrs. Yarthy
AL KU
Sears
Provident
Hat
Wik
White House
Jeterson
Ingo
Taft
Jaculvine
Knoy
Ocomyine
Castro Held at Ellis Island on Duplicate Name Flight
Ex president of Venennvtiy, Oloninte Castro, detained at Ellis Island while officials decide if he may enter the United States. Traveling under the alias Rultz, Castro was identified and escorted to the government liner to be sent to Hills Island. The interpreter and officers arranged passenger credentials and adhered to government orders.
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New York
Oloninte Castro
Venennvtiy
Quaraniine
Ani
Wills Island
Castro
Rultz
Wi Interpratir
Bilis Island
Government
Lmigrant
Hills Leland
Fire Started for Revenge at Macaron Works
Wilmington detective reports Union Macaron works owned by Raf facie Julian were burned causing about 20000 dollars in loss with 400 dollars insurance. Suspect Tuling, who had threatened by Wlock Hand Tetters for refusing to give up money, believes the fire and two prior blazes at the plant last March were started for revenge. Years ago, dynamite was found between the factory and Tat faol'n house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Det
Union Macaron! Works
Raffacie Julian
Tuling
ABC
Wlock
Tatfaol’n House and Works
Library Opens With Fifty Books For Public Use At Hurcls Wi Pa
Columbus notes announce a free library grant of fifty books from the Free Theory Commission at Hurcls Wi Pa for public use, to be opened Monday evening at Mey Lola Schrambling's from 7 to 9. Local residents make family visits and Christmas gatherings, with many names and moves noted, including property purchases and travel, reflecting a busy holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Stip Sulios
Golumbue
Te- Wong
Hurcls- Wi
Lola Schrambling
Frank Schollen
Haupin
Wrightsville
John Carrol
Woodard
Bila Allen
Gertrude
Rd Nurnes
Lillian
Mrs. Blakesley
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure for Hair
Parody style ad claims Parisian Sage ends scalp troubles in a night and banishes dandruff germs. Describes a refreshing tonic that preserves color and invigorates hair, with money back plan and availability through N. F. Ames & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Ames & Co
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Alden-Ragon Coal Co., Ltd
Lee Franeissjybarger
Brest
Babbitt's
Brigham Hardware Store
Ellis Island
DE. Pierce
Bond Sicinourerutstaupa
Plerec
Columbus
Cambridge
Sulla Cayel
Rochester
Leela Schrambling
Jamestown
Jase
Corry
Rosale Lamona
D. Clark
Spartansburg
Lyman Raymond
William Damona
Chas. Raymond
Leo Vandresser
Will Amey
Rachel Higgins
Mrs. Gates
THE
Atlantic Refining Company
Phildatahia
J. R. Graves
West Main Street
Corry, Pa
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