Albany considers reform of state highway commission this week
New legislation proposes abolishing the current three member State Highway Commission and creating a new four member body led by a business head and with a superintendent of public works overseeing roads. The plan shifts contracting duties and reduces personnel, naming replacements and salaries for the commission and staff.
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Algie Highway
National Wool Manufacturers Meet at New Willard Hotel
The National Amputation of Wool Manufacturers will hold its 47th annual meeting at the New Willard hotel in this city. The wool industry of the country ships over 400,000,000 pounds of wool and yarn, with woods valued at many dollars. Many prominent men are expected to attend and address the assembly at the ameliation banquet.
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Miss Dorothy Arnold Case Sparks Search at Central Park
Local reports recall the missing girl Dorothy Arnold as authorities broaden the drag search in Central Park. Police investigators pursue new leads and organize volunteers to comb the area for the body amid ongoing inquiries.
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Sentral Park
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Central Park Lake
Miss Arnold
Missing Dorothy Arnold Alleged Attacked in Central Park
A telephone report claims Dorothy H. C. Arnold was seen in Central Park after buying candy near Willard’s Fifth Avenue. Police urged to search park lakes as the Arnold family, including John W. Arnold, pursue leads and question attorney Keith Arnold about the Dec 12 disappearance.
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Frann Morlenoe
Mary
Geikoom
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Pitteburger
Grinscom
Philadelphia
John Olth
La Follette Seeks 1912 GOP Nomination in Minnesota
Report from St Paul notes Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin aims for the Republican presidential nod in 1912. Headquarters opened in the Plonger Prono building with G H Christensen in charge of Minnesota and the Dakotas and a staff to gather news and build support, signaling a broader North Midwest push by La Follette’s faction.
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Robert NM. Laollette
Wisconsin
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Johnson
Minnesota
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Lavolletty
Fragmented dialogue from a 19th century street scene
Readable portions show characters Minna Laura and Mann discussing cost and ownership of a tunic as a humorous or local exchange. The text preserves quirky spelling and fragmented phrases, typical of informal period conversations captured in a newspaper snippet.
Trouble Ahead for Democrats Over Speaker Power
Washington date none. The article discusses Democrats grappling with the removal of the speaker's power to appoint committees. It notes Charles Clark of Missouri supports reform but warns the creation of a Democratic czar in the House would be deplorable. It predicts intra party strife as committee chairmanships are promised to various members and the speaker loses authority.
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North Carolina
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Columbia
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New York
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Market Report Hints at New Stock Introductions in Paris
Pars week’s bourse review notes rumors that American firms may be admitted to trading in Paris. It mentions stock brokers and major banks tied to possible listing. Philadelphia and Western shares are expected to be touched as talks proceed.
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Kaufman Aims to Fight Johnson in Title Bout
New York report states welterweight Kaufman arrived from California asserting his desire to challenge Johnson for the interim title. He plans a six round bout in Philadelphia area around late March with opponent to be named, eyeing a spring card.
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Connaught Appointed Governor General of Canada
London January 30 The Duke of Connaught has been officially named Governor General of Canada. He will assume the post in September for a term of two years, with possible extension. The assignment signals a significant imperial appointment for Canada’s administration.
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Montreal
Appropriations His Only Theme Revealed In 1802
Chairman of Appropriations Committee Tawney browses a dusty treasury estimate from 1802 in a hotel lobby. He notes government spending then totaled about three and a half million dollars, with the secretary of the treasury estimating later budget needs at about the same amount. The exchange includes a digressive interlude about pepper to keep out bugs and a critique of historic spending.
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James A. Tawney
Atincrod
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Eplon
Annie Dathmater
Congress
John Pauling
David Withins
Magor
Mnctionary’s Focus on Appropriations Draws Complaints
A hotel clerk faced a resident’s jab about the clerk only speaking of appropriations. The clerk, Mnctionary, replied solemnly that he talks about nothing else. The exchange highlights ongoing attention to funding priorities in local governance.
New Trust Company Planned by Mrs Hetty Green
Colonel Hayward R Green announced at Wall Street that Mrs Hetty Green will found a trust company with a high capital and that his headquarters will be in New York City. He will manage her widespread holdings including real estate in Chicago St Louis and San Francisco mills mines stocks bonds and other interests. The move aims to control properties through a newly established trust firm rather than an existing company.
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New York
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Texas
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New York City
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San Francisco
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Greene
Pirates Have New First Breeman From Pittsburg Area
Pirates introduce a new first baseman who recently joined from Kansas City, with a strong background in Hartig and Roline. The official standings of the American Association note his promising record last year and potential impact on the lineup as the team prepares for the season opener in Philadelphia.
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American Assolution
Kidds Treasure Rumored Hidden on Capitol Grounds
Washington January 80 Local treasure seekers claim Captain Kidd hid a fortune on Capitol grounds. An anonymous informant directs superintendent Billott Woods to the exact dig site, while Woods halts access with guards and shovels to keep others out.
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