Special Homeseekers Excursion to Michigan Announced
A railway notice promotes a special homeseekers excursion to Michigan with trains between Cleveland and Zanesville and connections to Zanesville. Fares include round trips with time-schedule notes and agent contact W. J. Davies for more details.
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Michigan
Kadeva
Wacaginaes
Wem Bramck
Stratford
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Bomvertoe
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Helena
W. J. Davies
Low Round Trip Fares for HomeSeekers Excursions West and South
Reduced round trip fares offered for HomeSeekers excursions via Pennsylvania routes to Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, the Dakotas, Washington, Texas and other western states and southern regions. Stepover privileges allow 3 to inspect business openings. trade tickets on sale December 19. Details and through times available from local agents of the Pennsylvania railroad. December 18. Winter tourist rates through 1906-1906 valid Oct 15 to April 30.
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Epecal
Colorado
Hake
Iowa
Kansas
Iticaveda
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Dakotas
Geegoa
Washington
Texie
Pennsylvania
Multiple Fatalities and Crimes Reported in Short Excerpts
A series of brief, stark notices from across the nation recount a streetcar conductor shot in Kansas City, miners killed by falling slate in Michigan, a football injury death in Minnesota, and an automobile collision in Long Island City. Additional items note a canal body found in Zanesville, a manslaughter verdict in Ohio, peddler holdups in Pennsylvania, a former Cincinnati broker’s death in New York, and suicides or killings connected to a Washington office tragedy, all dated late November.
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W. H. Ranke
Wayman
Kansas City
Alex Marcey
Charles Tooleite
Saginaw
Mich
Arthur W. Foote
Phillips Grammar School
Salem
Maks
Francis Burton Harrison
Thanksgiving Excursion Fares on Pennsylvania Lines
Thanksgiving day excursion tickets offered November 29 30 with return by December 4 at one and one third fare for round trips within 160 miles. Rates apply to students teachers and general travel with usual conditions. Information available from local Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents.
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Pennsylvania
Sf Pennsylvania
Hees
Gelling Station
Canal labor debates grow as Stevens leads Panama push
A New York Herald report from Panama portrays Chief Engineer Stevens as the driving force behind canal construction. It notes labor costs, calls for Chinese workers, and the plan to bring in workers from Martinique, Jamaica, and other regions while addressing health and housing.
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Stevens
Srevens Joes
Panama Canal
New York Herald
Panama
Hin
Shonts
United States
Bulla
Etaiirman ‘and ‘Commission
Washington
Nihmus
Ltibor
Thas Beets
Mississippi
Nouthborn States
Vonsiltions
Papama
Ume
Martinique
Bartett
Nat
Taft
Dee
Miraflores
Leprosy Case Scrutiny In Isthmus Native Camp
Sanitary headquarters orders a full inspection of natives on the isthmus amid reports of leprosy cases. An inspector estimates about sixty cases. Miraflores camp provides crude wards but receives humane care, while violent patients endure proximity to railroad noise and jeering by passing travelers.
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Miraflores
Trees for a Union Station plaza in Washington
Officials including Engineer Commissioner Biddle and Superintendent Landan discuss planting trees for the new Washington union station plaza. They seek symmetrical form and evergreen leaves, narrowing choices to red oak and pin oak. final selection hinges on which species holds leaves longest and matures evenly. About 100 to 200 trees expected to cover the plaza with matched floral beds and walkways.
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Calon Station
Washkington
Union Station Plaza
Washington
Biddle
Parking Landan
Washington ‘Sear
Great Station
Penngyi- Wania Wavenne
Denver
Irene
Wureery
Purdue to Open First School of Automobile Engineering
A Lafayette report says Purdue University will establish the United States first school of automobile engineering with support from major manufacturers. Machines will be shipped to Purdue for study of parts and testing. A private use license is to be issued to the mechanical department.
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Ame
Purdue
Fm Ialigna
United
Geetitu- Dee
United States
Mpechiliieepatch
Lafayette
Sorehen Cineinnatii Encmirer
Cours
Nightingale’s Glory in Nordic Football Tale
An inexact reminiscence traces a football journey across a rough game. Teddy Barewell, a senior, endures brutal tackles and broken opponents as a young player fights to stay in the match. The speaker recalls Scandinavian blood, coachlike warnings, and a vow to safeguard teammates on a hard college football path.
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Enucus
Oder
Lepe
Teddy Barewell
Yenior
Tne
Wealth of U S Farms Reaches Billions in 1905 Report
Secretary Wilson reports 1905 farm wealth at 6.416 billion dollars with corn hay cotton wheat and rice setting new value records. Farm value rises to 6.138 billion over five years. Corn yields 2.708 billion bushels. hay worth 605 million. cotton 375 million. wheat 325 million. dairies 665 million.
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Wales
Washington
Wilson
United States
Corm
Dow
Wilken
Bureau of Statistics
Mutinous Russian sailors threaten Sebastopol during crisis
Report from St. Petersburg on November 27 describes mutineers at Sebastopol aided by crews of the Panteleranon and Otchakoff, with troops like Brest and Bielostok in the city. Count Witte convened a cabinet meeting as the government weighs options including emergency laws and possible constitutional measures. Persistent revolts push authorities toward firm action while the army remains pivotal to any resolution.
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Sebastopol
Pantélelman
Kniaz Potemkine
Otchakoff
Admiralty Point
Brest
Vic
Choukaii
Una
Vn Ters
Vladivostok
Crovatadt
Gartiein
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Bielostok
Agrte Kora
Cronstadt
Petersburg
Count Witte
Mary
Nicholas “Nicholaeivitch
Imperial Guard
Count Witrs
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