Trainmen May Go on Strike in Pennsylvania Rail Strike
Philadelphia July 4 A ballot among Pennsylvania railroad trainmen shows a plan to strike over wage demands. The union cites insufficient raises and criticizes company handling while noting arbitration possibilities and a potential vote outcome after talks with the general manager.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Counsulitees
Tts
Grvat
Thor Tilltondn
Thor Tilltondn, ‘Phy Dabulnation
Genurgh Manyger West
Bfyer
HHS
New Yorks
New York
Baysige
Sta Rntoy
Alyerehe Sommpany
New ‘York
Anauthins
Cubkpore
Atuuilly
Norvier
Kross
Pennsylvintyra
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylynul Rattvone
Baltimore
Ohio
Hay
Pennsylvania
Scnapy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nelll
Munor
Inbor
Aveenue
Claire
Interstate Commieres Cominten
Order of Railway Conductors
P. AL Morvhizey
Brotherhood of Railrond Rathman Ay
Railway
Himpleyer Inventors’ Association
Piiburg
Wein
Cat Sebo
Tearunien Gartteutns
Howe
Special Reduction Sale to make room for planting
Readers are invited to a special reduction sale with four pots priced at 10 cents or a dozen for $1.00. The note claims it is not cull stock but discounted goods and urges customers to come and shop in person for bargains at the stack lots.
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Durham
McLiter and Stewart
E. Washington
Warren Pavers
Corry
She
Zhue
B. W. Stennett & Son
Smart Footwear For Ladies Seanon Bidding At Stylea
Ladies get fashionable footwear from Seanon and Stylea. The ad promises pleasing style and lasting satisfaction in wear, inviting customers to visit for options in a wide range of women’s shoes.
Labor Pact Tales From the Pennsylvanian Railroad Strike
In October 1910 a convention of the Brotherhood of Railroad Workers set wage scales and rules for several crews at the Pennsylvania Railroad. By 1910 1911 adjustments raised pay across yards and road crews amounting to about 1 percent, with annualized figures and future rates discussed. The article cites wage increases, arbitration outcomes, and the company’s stance on fair compensation for laborers while noting broader industry comparisons and industry dynamics.
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Diny Focodun
Linpowltlan
Alulomont
Brotherhood
Jtustway
Wigen
Wis
Pennsylvania
Ruylern Federation
Tiltimore
Olio Ruttreni
Waamthor Aducasiatians
Moanr
Gaueroiaon
Vanableriuyy
Mallimore
Ohio
Paul
wAfvistmene SC
New York
Tinley Weaf
UN Canine Federations Soleus
Rite of Pity
Ind
Goylstons
Lyerensig
Howe
Freien
Pennsylvania Railroad Coropany
Thornly
Elroontinicos
Limbvlen
Alen
Auployeen
Ralm
Pennsylviate Railroad
Olfier Ronda
Busy Titusville notices mix with ads and tales
A fragmented City and Vicinity column blends sales notes for Durham's and Dirhow's with stray local items. Reads like a jumble of shop line promotions, personal notices, delayed event hints, and scattered anecdotes including a hospital tale and a boy’s accident story.
Harmony Rose Glycerine Soap Promotion
Harmony Rose Glycerine Soap offered in Corey at a premium price. Translucent large cake, fully perfumed and luxurious. Limited availability, sell two for 25 cents.
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Ann
Corey
The Dreaded Driving Rod Disaster on the Locomotive
An account of near-misses caused by a locomotive driving rod breaking under high speed. It describes the weaponlike impact on wheels and cab, the engineer’s daring escape, and a dramatic halt of a fast passenger train on Plekerel Mountain without injuries or fatalities.
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Whitenhe Englueve
Englaver
Ewrgun
Caliroad
Plekerel Mountain
Luis
Henshing
Jong
Mary and aunt discuss a coin in a curious tale
In a small scene from a period piece, Mary asks about a coin's value while her aunt fumbles with a quarter. The exchange hints at desire and the coin’s worth, set in a domestic moment that reflects everyday choices and curiosity.
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Amy Banny
Whiteohole
Eyiden
Hapar
Weighty Question Promoters Consider Staffing Plan
A fragmentary exchange shows two promoters debating staffing choices and communication strategies. The dialogue mentions adding staff or adjusting correspondence, but the text is garbled and lacks concrete names, places, or dates.
Between Managers. Season Show Sparks Silent Debate
A fragmented dialogue hints at a show about the season and a lack of decisive support. The exchange suggests business concerns and limited public help, with no clear denouncement or action recorded.
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Telny
Not Incompatible Prince Travels Incognito Tale
A reader quotes remarks about the young prince traveling incognito abroad, contrasting claimed disguise with a dismissive read of his private journeys. The exchange hints at public curiosity and mixed opinions on royal privacy.
Those Dear Friends at the Front Door
A fragmented note describes a person named Jack arriving at the front door with a one small gesture. The text emphasizes a single action and includes mumbled phrases about tying something on a finger. The overall meaning remains unclear due to garbled wording.
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Jack
Unclear fragment hints at a mixed historical note
Fragmentary OCR text references a new company and a novelty reference to a bard thriller. The readable phrases are nonspecific and do not reveal a clear event, date, or named individuals to structure a proper summary.
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Manly
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