Pennsylvania Employes and Officials Meet Over Dispute
Philadelphia reports a conference planned at General Manager Myara’s offices to reconcile differences between Pennsylvania Railroad conductors and trainmen and railroad officials. The General Committee of conductors and trainmen attend, seeking a peaceful settlement to avoid strike actions, with Garretteen and Lee driving efforts for mutual agreement. Separately Judge Gray’s illness delays Newfoundland Isherline case proceedings until Monday. Anisla Touma Da Musiey, convicted in the 1900 murder of a shirtwaist maker, hanged herself in the Mattoawan asphyxiation case’s asylum cell after a day’s deliberation.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Emdeavor
Pennsylvania Road
Myara
AL D
Garretteen
Wy G. Lee
New York
Anisla Touma da Musiey
Killrig Ghistay
Simon
Autelde
Mattoawan Suylim
Perfect Happiness Advice From The Philadelphia Ledger
A fragment quotes a exchange on belief in perfect happiness. One speaker says yes, while noting another man always has it. The brief remark captures a curious, era specific sentiment from the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Philadelphia Ledger
A Fad and a Gult Boston Editor Query
A Boston editor asks to define the difference between a cuit and a tad amid a garbled emergency message. The text reads as a fragment noting a buzzy phrase and mentions a lingering sense of nuisance, with unclear references to a cult and philosophy terms.
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Boston
Miguel
Taft declines to draft Republican platforms for state conventions
The president signals delegates to state conventions lack intelligence to draft platforms. He opposed an outright endorsement and suggested delegates should be chosen for their ability to craft alignment with administration views. Taft’s remarks touch on party unity and potential influence on forthcoming conventions in Maine.
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Beverly — Masa
Taft
Qwilefeh
Wilcot
Tagioni
Ole Wattorm
Charles Dick
Wade H
Lst
Mr. Wu
Bnt
Gery
Wales
Dresden
Hendict
John Hill
Aceings
Talonil Bolling
Byron Oye
Maine Republic
Beverly
Awiusta
Murp
Norton
Far Harbor
Maine
Uume
Bryan Plan Aims to Shelve Peekout One Delegations
Nebraskas Democratic leaders move to shelve William J. Bryan in counties yet to hold conventions. They vow no Bryan supporters will be named to delegations despite local instructions. The county option Behemo vote prompts a purge effort to remove the peerless leader from future committees.
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Nebrasks
Wim
Ommhu
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Lla
Behemo
Imure’nta
Aryan
Wingle
Craze by Punishment Turns Manic After Port Benefit
An American, once employed at Cristobal, becomes a raving manic following an Injanlis treatment at Porto Well, Panama. Investigators said Fiornhiglon was wrested in Colon on a charge of not paying for a bottle of beer. The piece notes Fur as a worn, ubiquitous symbol in history.
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Phen
Fiornhiglon
Colon
Accidental suffocation linked to masquerade and murder
A couple died mysteriously after a revelrous night in a room where a married man and an unmarried woman, both married to others, were found suffocated. The man had a wife and child. the woman had a husband not living with her. Police face criticism for allowing the suspect to escape after nine days in custody. The case parallels Crippen’s era as authorities pursue Le Neve and Crippen in linked inquiries.
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Riuitou
Jersey Street
Isabeth
Mary Kirkendail
Avenue Ly
Bayonne
Ronaldo.Kirkendall
Hughes
Mthur Hess
Jersey
Alred
Lzaheih
Sehweltzer
North Sitgravin Slrort
Mra Kirkendall
Dennie Seitz
Phillipsburg
Kirkendall Rong
Seitz
Tally
Wiltune
Gavin Tin
Ross
Yunra
Hughey
Gasoline Race Hits One Cent Per Gallon in Monticello
In Sullivan county Monticello July 18 motorists buy gasoline for one cent a gallon as two local retailers B S Turner and Boyd Brown wage a price war. Turner cut to seven and Brown to five cents before Turner slashed to one cent prompting a flood of autos to the pumps. Brown threatens further cuts while both claim a cost of fifteen cents per gallon to them.
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Monticello
Automo Vitis
Gisoline
Sullivan County
B. S
Turner
Yoyd Brown
Bundy
Brown
Automobilista
Conscience Fund receives $150 from New York donor
A New York resident, described as a von Flence stricken person, sent 150 to Secretary MacVeagh for the conscience fund. The note claimed the money represented customs dues owed to the government.
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Conscience
Washington
New York
MacVeagh
Weather Report From Wanthar Forenaat
The region experiences a fdday and ties day with Mkbt 19 moderate winds and mostly worth yusterly conditions. Weather officials predict lingering breezes and unsettled skies across the area.
Traveling Inspector and the Class Who Wrote It
The Literary Squire reports a humorous exchange during a cross examination of a frightened class. The Traveling Inspector asks who wrote a tale and a student tearfully answers it was not me. Laughter follows as the squire mocks the admitted prank.
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Hoya
Box
Squire
London
Fishbone Arrows and the Wayfish Army Tangle
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Fishbone Arrows and the Tlnne of the Amieti army. Readable text hints at a military or historical context with referenced groups and a possible campaign or maneuver. Further readable details are minimal.
Railroads May Add Pullman Fare Half Cent Per Mile
Chicago July 18 officials of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific plan a new excess fare for Pullman sleeping cars. If enacted, this would raise charges by about half a cent per mile on routes from Ogden and Salt Lake City to San Francisco and Los Angeles, applying to western networks including Marin, Western Pacific, and San Pedro routes. The move follows a recent Interstate Commerce Commission rate cut aimed at day coaches, prompting charges to seek higher revenue from other car classes.
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Chicago
Union Pacific
Souther Pacific
Pullman
Pullman Company
Ogden
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Marrimarines
Pacffc
San Pedro
Los Aneles
Interstate Commerce Commission
City Commercial Club Traffic Bureau
Glass Workers Elect Officers at Toledo Meeting
National officers of the American Flint Glass Workers union left Toledo for Atlantic City where they will meet manufacturers on Tuesday to sign a new wage agreement. President Rows expressed confidence in obtaining wage increases without difficulty as the glass workers closed their deliberations by electing all officers.
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Officara
Toledo
Flint Glave Workers’ Union
Atlantic Clix
Glas Indusry
Rows
Thu Lass
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