Scientific American disputes US naval cruiser balance
The Scientific American argues the United States should build three 10,000 ton cruisers to balance a navy lagging in that class. It notes no competitive building since the war, British and Japanese fleets with more cruisers, and a misperception about British gun ranges. It says US battleships outrange Britain, though such superiority is morally inconsequential.
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Scientific American
United States
Gnds
Ushi
Great Britain
Japan
Making Bad Boys Good in a Jewish Home
Three boys placed by a welfare group in a Jewish home showed moodiness and defiance. A birthday party for the eldest sparked a miraculous change as the children grew grateful, cooperative, and cheerful, transforming their behavior and sense of belonging.
Louisville Woman Dead After Surgery In Lottsville
Friends and relatives mourn Mrs. B. Penton Baker of Lottsville Pennsylvania after a surgical operation two weeks ago. Survived by her husband D. L. Sherman and one brother George Sherman, with services to be announced. Born in Cattaraugus County February 25, 1853, she lived in the area for years.
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B. Penton Baker
Louteville
Minvinia
Baker
Nina Slerrat
Dent
Cattaragus County
Guther
DL. B. Sherman
George Sherman
Lottsville
Side Glances on Washington Politics and Grant’s Third Term
In Washington life notes the piece recounts historical debates over a potential third presidential term for Ulysses Grant. It recalls the 1875 House vote against a third term, 282 to 18, and notes factions including six Negro and four Southern Republicans who opposed Grant. The narrative links contemporary speculation to past events, mentioning key figures like William M. Springer and Blaine while reflecting on political culture and patronage concerns.
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House of
Ulysses Grant
Dield
New York Herald
Amder Tahion Gorton
Hanon
Conlinge
Ta Grant
Washington
United States
Univers Qy
Springer
Negrote
Grant
Blaine
Senate
du Ollette
State Treasurer Pushes Dept To Oversee Auto Licenses
Harrisburg report says the Revenue Department would handle auto license issuance and taxation. Proposed plan puts the department under governor appointment, with deputies in charge of each division including capital stock tax, county revenue, and motor vehicle services.
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Lewis
Revenue Department
Waited Frees
Firat
Corporation Bureau
Sondad
County Hursaw
Julvillance
Merantie
Thurean
Pennsylvania
Ing Decourete
Man Pleads Guilty In Petit Larceny Case In Dunkirk
In Dunkirk on a Saturday, three defendants faced arraignment before Acting Judge Arthur B. Town. Joseph Sewarce, 40, Toledo, Ohio, pleaded guilty to a reduced petit larceny charge and was fined 150 dollars with 13 dollars restitution, plus nine ty days in Monroe County penitentiary. he was sent to the Rochester institution.
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Dunkirk
Mar I
Arthur B. Town
Yeas
Joseph Sewarce
Toledo
Ohio
Monroe County
Sewarce
Rochester Institution Sunda
Lutzowi
Szwarce
Henke
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files March 1 1907
Reprint notes from the Journal Files describe a summer at Recreatio toin Park in Columbus with plans for a new passenger steamer. The crowded milder rink drew patrons and a growing ground for a new project. Several dwellings were planned on the north side as part of anticipated development. Local letters mention rheumatism and injuries, while Marty Arter returns from Chicago with relatives. Corry, Wednesday, sees a homeward trip.
Fragmented Text From Historical Page
The readable fragments show unclear references to names and places. The text suggests a winter term or event but lacks coherent details or verifiable entities to form a full news item.
Matthews Fined for Disorderly Conduct at Armory Game
Mir L It coat B D Matthews was fined 19850 for disorderly conduct and resisting an officer at a basketball game in the armory. He allegedly tried to enter without paying and, when asked for payment, attempted to choke manager Worry. Chief Lobaugh arrived and Matthews was jailed until Monday morning.
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Ridgway
Mir
B.D. Matthews
Armory
Justice Censer
Matthews
Rheumatism remedy offered to readers by mail
An advertisement claims a doctor in France with the American Army obtained a breach prescription for rheumatism and neuritis. The seller says thousands benefited, the prescription cost nothing, and offers to mail it to any reader who sends their address. Send a postal to Case Dept C1121 Brockton Massachusetts.
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France
Dept
Brockton
Muss
Adv
Judges to Get Raise
Harrisburg March 1 The Senate today has the House bill of Representative Marcus of Allegheny a raise in salaries of judges The House passed the measure last night by a vote of 457 000
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Marcus
Allegheny
Oni
Launch War on Gamblers in Pittsburg City Widespread crackdown
Safety Director James M Jr Fran orders immediate action to purge gambling devices in Pittsburg. Police Superintendent Walsh directed a citywide cleanup after Clarke reported slot machines punch boards and other devices across multiple areas. Owners of such machines will be arrested and prosecuted.
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United Pros
Pittsburg
Ponfiscusio
James M Jnr
Péter P. Walsh
Direstir
Mother Drowns Infant Child in Philadelphia Home
Police report a mentally deranged mother, Mrs Anna Greenwood, drowned her five months old son Thomas at their Philadelphia home. The infant's body was found floating in a tub. the mother was interrogated and taken for examination after the tragedy on March 1.
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Philadelphia
Anna (Greenwood
Thomas
Greenwood
Penitentiary Terms Given Erie Bandits
Five defendants found guilty by juries in the February criminal court, before Judge Wo, convicted for robbing Boyce gas station and Truscon Steel office. Mikoiiiczys, Zelincki, and Egbicki receive three to six years and fines. Snyder, Tubbs, Brewer get three to four years with fines. Tiggins linked to Wilson Loan Company robbery, all sent to penitentiaries or reformatories.
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Erie
Mar
Attrajenica
Monty Andrew Mikoiiiczys
Edward Zelincki
Stephen Egbicki
Boyce Gas
Truscon Steel Company
Tench Street
Arel
Wester Penitent
Alien Snyder
Ray Tubs
Donald Brewer
Western
Ray Tubbs
Huntingdon Reformitory
Tabbs and
Snyder
James Tiggins
Wilson Loan Company
Turnpikis Street
Tuntings Dor
Concord Township Resident Della Cordner Dies at Home
Mrs Della Crowell Cordner wife of Albian Cordner of Concord Township died last evening at her home at 8 o clock. Survived by husband one son Earl a daughter Mrs Clyde Lillie of Union City Five grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday at 2 o clock at Metra Church Concord Township. Interment in McCray Cemetery.
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Della Crowell Cordner
Albian Cordner
Concord Townchin
Earl
Clyde Lillie
Union City
Metra
Concord Township
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Fooliday
William M. Springer
Ilinvis
Recreatoin Park
Columbus
Milter
Norsii
Inclion
Gonae
Torayi Ore Art Cinniversary
Tourn Ander
Munihgement
Whitins
Kate Timmy
Marty Arter
Chiutauquin
Aire Whartotte Cole
Wena
Lust Corry
Tes
Equitable Life of Love
Equitable Life of Laws
Aeesael Sow Aeunded Jeor Home Office
Dex Maren
John W. Lambing
Park Place
L. J. Everett Corp
L. J Everett Corp
North Center St. Corry’s
Erie Bandits
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Jersey
Frank C. Crap & Sons
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