Needham aids injured as Wheeling & Lake Erie work resumes
Reedham, a claim agent of the Wheeling & Lake Erie, visits the scene to ensure no one is left without care after an accident. He coordinates with the company physician and pledges to pursue damages. The road awaits machinery to restart mill construction and fate of discharged workers remains unsettled.
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Igeling & Lake Erie
Beothing
Hands
Mr. Needham
Needham
Lake Shore
Wing
Lake Erie
Beard
Improved the Church Adverts at Trinity E Scop Ep
An improved church notice reports Rev. Pullen and family at Brower Avenue and Orange Street inviting parishioners and friends to services. It highlights better congregation growth and excellent music with a cordial invitation to locals and strangers alike.
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Brower Avenue
Orange Street
Means a New Train On Pan Handle Locals
Pan Handle locals reaching Dennison and Columbus four hours late. An expert located delays between Coshocton and TRinway due to heavy work. A switching engine and crew with headquarters at this place will handle the workload, promising swift progress. Rail officials seek experienced men for overnight stays in Coshocton.
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Dennison Eabont
Ecoshocton
Trinway
Coshocton
Waiting for a Man Claims Big Firm to Cash Checks
Police warn hotel proprietors in Tyrone Pennsylvania of a man posing as a representative of Server and Stables. He mails postal cards to merchants then asks hotel clerks to cash his checks before vanishing. The suspect is about 45, 156 pounds, dark hair and mustache, wearing dark clothes and a light overcoat.
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Part
Tyrone
Dirty Dozen Gang Seized in West Lafayette Train Roundup
Officer Moore nabbed seven members of the Ytogen gang aboard a Morgan Run train. They were brought before Squire Cochran and jailed under a $2 bond. Moore vows further action if the gang resumes train-jumping and harassment.
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Dirty Dozen
West Lafayette
Police Department
Sanday
Moore
Ytogen
Morgan Run
Squire Cochran
Beer Moore
Dimen
Fragmented exam prompts on history geography and science
OCR readout lists questions on Alaska secession grounds constitutional analysis and a wide spread of subjects from United States history to English vocabulary physiology geography and mathematics with multiple named individuals and places implied but largely unreadable. It appears as a mixed test page with scattered prompts and incomplete entries.
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Dal Kuss
Alaska
Ubischesre Tran
Maccanley
Hoester
Proposals for Equalized Apportionment at GOP Meet
Wisconsin delegate Henry C. Payne will present a resolution at the National Republican Committee meeting in Washington proposing a new basis for national convention representation. The plan would grant four delegates at large per state plus one per 10,000 votes for Republican electors, with four delegates from each organized territory and the District of Columbia, altering state tallies and totaling 894 delegates.
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Milwaukee
H.C Payne
Wiseonsin
Natonal Republican Committee
Wasthinsion
Republican National Committee
District of Columbia
Payne
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Lousiana
Mississippi
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Indiana
Iowa
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Receiver Appointed In Suspicious Franklin Syndicate Bank Case
Justice Smith of the New York Supreme Court appointed Atttorney Hubert Taylor receiver for the defunct Franklin syndicate bank. Inglis stated liabilities top $200000 with about $9000 cash on hand. Bond set at $15004. William F. Muller reportedly missing. Brooklyn police arrested John G. Agnew on a 609 Penal Code warrant for displaying a banker's sign without being one. he previously ran a policy shop. Bail $590. Postmaster General barred the Franklin syndicate mail, listing Muller, Leslie, and Miller as officers. Champagne makers in Washington move to form an industry association.
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New York
Justice Smith
Supreme Court
Hubert & Taylor
Franklin Syndicate Bank
William D. Ings
Inglis
Taylor
William F. Muller
John G. Agnew
Washington
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