San Francisco Earthquake Devastates City Center
An early morning earthquake struck San Francisco at about 5:13 AM local time, causing widespread destruction. Fire broke out across Market Street southward, water mains failed, telegraph wires were severed, and thousands of buildings were damaged or destroyed with hundreds feared dead. Surviving residents fled in panic as the city faced fires, collapsed structures, and a crippling loss of communications.
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San Francisco
Cal
Win Ak
Lick House
Palace
St. Jancis
Market Street
United States
Charleston
D. C
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Ashford
Ariz
San Fran
State Street
South Market Street
Danc
Eastern Stock Exchange
Posta Yete- Staph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Nei
Woitch
Sacramento
New York City
Evening Journal
Tapan suspected of secretly allying with Mongol princes
Fragmentary report suggests Tapan is suspected of secretly allying with Mongol princes amid a shifting regional alignment. Prince Su, who recently departed Pekin for a four month Mongolia inspection, will be closely watched by Japan and Russia as influence shifts.
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China
Tapan
Mongolia
Pekinan
Japan
Russia
Notable Society and Academic News Digest
Ida M Tarbell lectured at Barnard on trusts. Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s centenary celebrated by Plane lab Londgn. Mrs Harvey of Marvel Isle of Wight dies at 54. Mrs Krapp, widow of a German steel magnate, donates 250000 to charity on her silver wedding anniversary. Mrs Chauncey M Depew returned from Europe to Semboro New York. Hanna Thiele earns a pilot’s license in Copenhagen for Kiel regatta. Radcliffe College reports 430 students enrolled this year. Tyachsler elected professor at University of Berne. Mile. Bittle earns diploma as civil engineer.
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Ida M. ‘Tarbell
Barnard College
Elizabeth Barnet Browning
Harvey
Marvel
Isle of Wight
Duke of Wellington
Mra. Krapp
Ninminfietner
Dan Liven
Chauncey M. Depew
Europe
Semboro
N.Y
Hanna Thiele
Copenhagen
Kiel
Drips
Radcliffe College
Cambridey Mass
Countess of Warwick Confesses Jewel Sale for Socialism
London report states the Countess of Warwick admitted selling her jewels to aid the Socialist cause in the recent election, claiming no intention to reveal it. She argues the fuss over a few diamonds overlooks broader sacrifices made by believers in the faith. The note ends with a firm belief that Socialism will come in time. Despondent financier Henry F H Ackerman, 48, killed himself in Brooklyn after losing his fortune of 8500000 left by his father.
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London
Countess of Waych
Gaylord Wilshire
Henry FH. Ackerman
Ee Abrokes
Is Nome
South
Brooklyn
X.Y
San Prancisco Promenades Split by Market Street
A garbled notice describes San Prancisco streets with Market Street forming a division between Kearny and Market streets, noting promenades along the fashionable areas.
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Market Street
San Prancisco
Sinto
Kearney
Industrial unrest and labor actions across early 20th century
OCR fragment reports threats of a general strike by workers in France and wage disputes in the United States. It notes a new bank opening in Chicago on May 1, a walkout by 120 workers at Republic Steel in Chicago, and AFL political aims including influence over Congress. Also mentions wages for United States Steel Corporation and labor activity in Wilkes-Barre.
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France
Chicago
Well Trust and Savings Bank
Lands Workers of
Wilkes
Warre
Roosevelt's Push for Tax on Fortunes Stuns Capitol
President Roose velt delivers a landmark address at the cornerstone ceremony for the new House building. He links moral reform to radical wealth taxation, proposing a graduated levy on fortunes and limits on wealth, while urging truthful muckraking and steady growth over sensationalism.
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Washington, DC
Foospvelt
Altice
House of Representatives
Hedon
Crna
Offichula
How
Sam Parks
Inbor
Roosevelt
Bunyan
Thall
Hore
Saul
Dibbnera
Ufe
Panana
Winter Wheat Crop Estimate and Earthquake Losses
From the April report on winter wheat the Produce Exchange estimates a crop of 4 249,000 bushels, ALTSOO0 bushels larger than last year. Shocks from the Por tosa earthquakes killed over 100 hives and left thousands homeless at Pergous, with later casualty figures expected to rise.
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Produce Exchange
Portosa
Pergous
Labor unrest and union actions dominate July notes
The report lists the Stove Monsters' Union convention in Cleveland for July. It notes labor reformer John Burns titled Right Honorable in England, many labor organizations joining, and the rise of a new labor political party in Chicago. It covers weaving strikes in Greystone and Toledo plant stoppages, government printing foreman Ricketts resigning for insurance work, and philanthropic gifts to Manhattan School for Girls. It also mentions mass unemployment in Lodz and broad wage and employer decisions from a New York court on union wages.
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Stove Monsters
Cleveland
John Burns
England
Liuneling New Labor Political Party
Chicago
Greystone
R. J
Unecar Ricketts
Government Printing Ofice
Washington
Johnborers
National Malleable Castings Company
Toledo
Ohio
Atttcow
Carnegie Stud
Ustlee Blechett
New York Supreme Court
Three Negroes Lynched in Missouri Murder Mob
A mob in Springfield Missouri hanged three Black men Dut Copeland and Wilt Allen from an electric tower and lit fires beneath them as townspeople watched. The men were accused of assaulting a white woman Mabel Patmeson identified none proven guilty. A $300 reward was offered by Governor Folk for each proven participant.
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Springfeld
Dutcan
Copeland
Wilt Allen
O. M. Ronarks
Mabel Patmesson
Reyward
Folk
Engine Boiler Explosion Kills Delver and Burns Fireman
A Pennsylvanian locomotive on the Trentsteutom line exploded causing the engineer Delver to die and fireman Barton Weiser to be badly burned. The blast tore up the track and threw wreckage across yards while Welser, stunned, watched. Officials say rotten water in an empty boiler likely caused the failure.
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Coatuss Iio
Charles Rank
Wishied
Barton Weiser
Columbia
Tank
Welser
Train collision kills mother and three children at Erie crossing
A Greenville grade crossing crash on the Erie Railroad results in the deaths of Mrs. Matt Calvin and her two daughters, aged seven months and six years, with two other children injured. The family rode in a carriage struck by a train near the station as they traveled home.
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Greenville
Erie
Atlantic
Mre
Matt Calvin
Aree
Mila
Calvin
Ion Ceriage
Howe
Miners Storm Jail in Windber Clash Injures Dozens
In Windber Pennsylvania a mob of about 2000 striking miners attacked the jail and clashed with deputy sheriffs and firemen. Deputies fired on the crowd, killing Tut Zils and wounding Charles Foster and Eugene Delancey among others. The fight followed a mass meeting and threats to free imprisoned leaders.
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Talustawu
Windbo
Paul Zills
Plietra Martink
Antonio Mazuca
Charles Foster
Sherrif W. MM. McMullen
McMullen
Charles Davis
Sherif
Davis
Tut Zils
Zilla
Shorts
Mae
Fire Department
Hiqnor
Saul Fremen
Imob
Kuk
Vand Zils
Eugene Delancey
Berwind-White Company
George Kester
Wank
Charles Wagner
Keke
Prayed Hanging Scene Ends in Tragedy in Texas
In Torgetown Texas a boy aged ten died after a botched hanging reenactment by two brothers Judy and Carl Gustafsen and a heir play. Tom Young’s public execution plan sparked a fatal result when the rope broke the barn rafters and the child fell to the ground. Physicians found the boy dead shortly after.
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Torgetown
Texas
Pial
Judy
Carl Gustafsen
Tom Young
Mareh
John
Sasastinee
Mirosysuis
Corres
Jinvesinew
Shot Son for Intruder in Morven Georgia
Morven Georgia man Lloyd fired at a intruder Davis and Mrs Lloyd entering his home. Lloyd followed with a pistol, was disarmed, then he and Doyle fired through a back door. The shots killed Lloyd’s son.
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Morven
Davis
Lloyd
Doyle
Tnd
Dhat
Field Marshal Osama Retires and Military Reorganization
The report notes Field Marshal Osama retiring with Feld Marshal Oyama and General Saul of the Japanese Army also stepping down. General Kodaina succeeds in Manchuria and Jing row, with a viscount title granted. The piece references wartime strains and a boy named Robert Norton from New York seeking help after an incident in Jersey City.
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Feld Marshal
Oyama
Saul
Kodaina
Manchuria
Jing Row
Adam
Mrs Fairgraves Heroine of Iowa Town Hold Up Night
In Vantoy Junction Iowa a gang of fifteen robbers seized the town all day. Mrs Tod Fairgraves led a posse from the saloon roof to trap and disarm two desperadoes and force surrender. The robbers were captured and taken to Des Moines for safekeeping while the town reclaimed order.
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Vantoy Junction
Iowa
Tod Paligraves
Wagner
Fairgraves
Tung
Mrs. Fairgraves
Henry Olson
James Dorto
George Aten
Des Moines
Desperado of Ranch Country Captured in Dramatic Flight
Philip Dournoyer was captured by Short Sproul of Gregory County after a dramatic chase across the plains. The escape attempt ended when his pistol misfired on landing from a crash during a burst of speed, forcing surrender. The scene unfolded across northern Nebraska and eastern Wyoming with a large posse in pursuit.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Philip Dournnyer
Short Sproul
Gregory County
South Dakota
Lisposs
Nebraska
Wyoming
Ranel Country
Cournoyer
Sode
Negro Who Found it Fatally Shot in Louisville Gold Heist
Luther Taylor, city marshal of Canphienimne in Taylor County Kentucky, was fatally wounded during an attempted arrest of Andrew Dasby while recovering 1500 gold pieces found by a black laborer excavating for the Mary Anderson Theatre site on Peter Lee Atherton's lot in Pourthaven and Chestaine street. William Andrew Davis, a black worker and brother of Davis, was dangerously wounded. Forty two $20 gold pieces were recovered from the dead man's pockets and sent to his mother's home near Caiphetlyville.
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Dent
Lousville
Luther Taylor
Canphienimne
Taylor County
Wiliam Andrew Davis
Davis
Andrew Dasby
Mary Anderson Theatre
Peter Lee Atherton
Pourthaven
Chestaine Street
Jersey Automobile Law Update Drafted By State Officials
A garbled OCR summary outlines vehicle licensing limits for horsepower and renewals, age restrictions, and penalties. It mentions an Automobile Department with officials including an Assistant Secretary of State and a chief collisioner, plus pay figures and arrest duties.
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Stohen
Wallifes
Jess Uni
Din Tuhen Hess
Wouldi
Ous
Tle
Cometory Sequilal Tabletmenuts Involve Port Scandal
In a murky case linked to a comedy scandal grand jury probes reveal connections among Pred O Murry Colleeta and Pred Gremer at the Port. Millville Alginl Association and One Dish School students aided efforts to stall the system and stabilize school safety.
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Grand Dure
Murry
Colleeta
Mum Valle
Nyt
Millville Alginl Association
Mun Sa
Mmm
Three Cent Fare Controversy Shapes New York Education
A garbled report shows Governor Hingis of New Yor advocating a three cent fare policy for school children. The piece mentions parental reaction, transportation costs, and possible court or insurance actions to protect affected families.
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Hingis
New Yor
Childryi
Presidents Idea Diamorvas Meeting in Washington
Senators gathered in Washington to celebrate President Roostvelt's plan to prevent inheritance of large fortunes. The talks centered on curbing concentrated wealth and reshaping legacy dynasties in U.S. politics.
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Washingt
D.C
Roostvelt
Ancient Temple of Arts Found Near Vie River
Dr Bosatiqueh vireetor of Ue Thetis School of Archaeology announced the discovery of the Temple of Arts near Vie River Garotis and at the site of the ancient city of Spictta. The finds include artefacts suggesting a historic cultural center and ritual significance.
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Greet
Bosatiqueh
Ue Thetis School of Archaeology
Oat Adie
Reece
Dhate
Vie
Garotis
Spictta
Unclear OCR Brief About National Bank Scene
Fragmentary OCR text mentions banks and potential names and places but is largely unintelligible. The readable items reference Natl Banks and some garbled proper nouns. No coherent events, dates, or outcomes emerge for a concrete summary.
Government hires Charles E Hughes as special counsel
The government names Charles E Hughes and Alexander Simpson to probe interstate coal transport and sales. They will review facts, advise on possible prosecutions, and pursue actions under the 1903 special counsel provisions. The move follows Interstate Commerce Commission findings and a Supreme Court ruling on federal inspection rights.
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Washington, D. C
Goverment
Charles BL Unghes
Chile
Armstrong Insurance
Hughes
Alcanniter Simpson
Oir
Hnghes
Moody
Charles BE. Hughes
New York
Alexander Simpson
Pennsylvania
Department of Jusce
Department
Tly
Interstate Conimerce Commission
Anthracite Strike Brink After Operators Rebuttal
The anthracite operators' committee rejected all miners demands in a formal reply to John Mitchell after a Jersey City meeting. They claim their last offer remains valid and warn of a strike if arbitration fails or a formal declaration of strike is made. preparations for washeries restart and strike readiness proceed.
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New York City
John Mitchell
Jersey Central
Cup
Mitchell
Rioting Kills Seven in Arkansas Church Calendar Clash
A riot at Gurley Arkansas station in Helena area stems from a calendar dispute between Roman Catholics and Greek Church adherents over Easter. Seven men are dead and others injured after shootings and mob actions as sect members attempted to force alcohol use to ease tension. Police pursued suspects toward Helena.
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Mimplis
Penn
Stude
Gurley
Ark
Stalena Ark
Memphis
Helena
Toulskata Shulroad
Stelona
Willins Te Jul
Carnegie Honors Miss Agnes Irwin With Doctor of Laws
Andrew Carnegie presents Miss Agnes Irwin with a Doctor of Laws degree in Philadelphia during a bicentennial celebration. Mathew Carnegie, Lord Rector of St Andrews, confers the title amid a large audience.
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Andrew Carnegie
Agnes Irwin
Phiadelpha
West Bent
Scietttots Philanthropasty
Mathew Carnegie
Roctor
Piverin
St Andrews
Agnes Tewin
Radelife College
Benjann
Benjantu
Riuankia
Roosevelt Urges Federal Insurance Legislation After Chicago Convention
President Roosevelt sent a message to Congress urging federal insurance legislation based on a Chicago convention report. The group sought uniform laws, protection for policyholders, and to curb abuses highlighted by the Armstrong Committee.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Senate
House
Armstrong Legislative Committee
New York
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Traurance
Thomas D. O'Brien
Union
United States
District of Columbia
Thomas FE. Drake
Department of Insurance
Armstrong Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Court upholds stock transfer tax as constitutional
The New York Court of Appeals sustains the stock transfer tax in line with Attorney General Mayer’s claim that the levy is constitutional. The state expects to collect about $6 million yearly, with Wall Street firms paying the tax on transfers. The decision counters fears the tax would push activity to Jersey City or Philadelphia or force a U.S. Supreme Court challenge.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Mayer
Wall Street
Supreme Court of the United States
New York Stock Exchange
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Supreme Court ruling affects out of state divorces and children
The U S Supreme Court held that a state cannot grant a divorce when only one party resided there, affecting around 20 000 children. The five to four decision in the Waddock versus Maddock case limits recognition of such decrees by other states.
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Washington
PD. C
United States Supreme Court
Harlan, Brewer, Brown
Holmes
John W. Waddock
Maddock
New York Couity
Reconciliation Sought Ends in Tragedy on Hough River
Thomas Lesure, a young carrier from Daviess County Kentucky, was drowned while attempting to swim across the washed ridge near his wife’s home. Friends had arranged a reconciliation meeting when he disappeared in the river.
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Thomas Lesure
Daviess County
Kentuuky
Hough River
Automobilist Death Claim Denied by Insurance Company
In New Orleans a car accident that killed J. Han A months ago in Los Angeles is cited. The policy holder claims a death payout but the company refuses, arguing most insured are auto mechanics and the cause was speeding, thus not responsible.
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Tnsiance Company
New Orleans
J. Han A
Los Angeles
Cal
Mot
Debdtanty Third Base Transfer Shock Sours Teams
The piece discusses Eliott’s anger over a transfer from New York to Louisville. It notes Strangwall anchoring New York National Jam, Pittsburg and Wil Bo ta Mot Springs in agreement, and Peli Donovan returning from injury as a key pitcher.
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Debdtanty
Ghicinwatl
Eiteher Eliott
New York
Louisville
Strangwall
Pittsburg
Pati Donovan
Tutta
Haddoon Divorce Case Sparks NYC Elite Advisory Effort
In New York City many prominent and wealthy individuals grew anxious after the U S Supreme Court ruling on the Haddoon divorce case and sought legal counsel for guidance.
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New York City
United States Supreme Court
Haddoon
Savings, Munk Surplud Taxed in Senate At Albany
The Senate in Albany refuses to repeat a tax on savings bank deposits. The measure faced opposition and was challenged by Governor Ugsins, with debate lingering over fiscal policy and savings institutions.
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Senate
Albany
N.Y
Ugsins
Boiler explosion kills crew of Prince of Wales ship
Three crew members of the British sateship Prince of Wales were killed and four injured when a boiler exploded during a speed test off Malta. Red bolts on the high pressure engine and top cylinder casing were fractured.
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Sateship Prince of Wales
Malta
Fragmentary Washington chatter on finance and crime
The piece reports on a muddled Senate misstatement regarding a muckrake speech and European tensions. It mentions a $10,000,000 European fund, a volatile volcano near Palma, and a case involving Ernest Chapman of New York City with a $1,875,000 claim and a $19 bill dispute.
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Ernest Chapman
New York City
Pattter
Murder Stabbing at Blehtfeld Farm Brings Robbery to Trial
Henry Raboldt stabbed in the neck at 1 pelockating on Henry Henniger’s Blehtfeld farm by fellow worker Jacob Ghyadiliz. Raboldt died fifteen minutes later after a self defense encounter that started at Vorrath’s Hotel. Glandaltz remonstrated then Raboldt attacked him. Glandaltz found at a neighbor’s barn and charged with murder. Also noted is the 230th annual meeting of the West Jersey Proprietors in Burlington with J Snowden Haines elected to succeed Major Franklin F Woolman as proprietor.
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Henry Rabaldt
Henry Henniger
Blehtfeld
Jacob Ghyadiliz
Ruabolde
Filindaltz
Haboldt
Glandaltz
Vorrath
Qlohfield
Ghandists
Raboldt
John Jowett
Tystlee Ievans
Patervon
West Jersey Proprietors
Burlington
J. Snowden Haines
Metchantes’ National Bank
Henry 8. Haines
Franklin F. Woolman
Frank D'Oler
Mr. Woolman
Murder Probe in New Brundwick Woman Found Dead
Authorities investigating Mrs Racheal Wright eighty found dead at her home with throat wound and blunt instrument marks believe murder. Coroner Moke reports she was struck at the door and an assailant placed a knife in her hand to imply suicide leaving only forty five dollars in her pocketbook.
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New Brundwick
Racheal Wright
Moke
Old Bridge
Burglary convict's escape from Paterson hospital
John Langenburg, a felon with a mortal illness, escaped from the General Hospital Paterson while imprisoned. His companion received seven years. Langenburg avoided longer punishment after testifying. Also workers on the Pennsylvania trolley line demanded shorter hours and higher wages.
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John Langenburg
General Hospital
Paterson
Langenburg
Pigeon Hatches Three Birds From Two Eggs at Wasiington
Henry Beatty of Wasiington in Warren County reports a remarkable pigeon event. He hatched twin chicks from two eggs laid by a single pigeon, with one egg yielding a clearly double yolk. The three young birds from the two eggs are healthy and active, each showing distinct behavior, a rare outcome in pigeon rearing.
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Henry Beatty
Plecor
Wasiington
Warren County
Birger
Seventeen Year Old Wins $15,000 Verdict
Miss Ida P Stevens of Hasbrouck Treicts recovered two verdicts totaling 15 000 against Hudson River trolley line after a September 1 collision in Grant Wool left her paralyzed in the right leg and arm. The Country Club Monmouth Beach, sold to Patercon Safe Deposit and Trust Company for 15 000 at foreclosure. Colonel Barbour reportedly to reorganize the club under new management this season. Warner buys big refinery. Warner Sugar Refining successor reportedly purchasing Empire Sugar Refinery at Shady Fide for 2500 barrels a day.
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Ida P. Stevens
Hasbrouck Treichts
Miss Stevens
Grantwool
Monmouth Beach
Selnt Sheriffs Safe
Patercon Safe Deposit and ‘Trust Company
Colonel Barbour
Warner
Timanchi
Charles M. Warner
Warner Sugar Refining Company
Wankegin
Corn Products Company
Empire Sugar
Shady Fide
Millville Franchises and Crews in County Notes
Capitalists seek a franchise for an acetylene plant before the Millville Council. A new bridge over Tower Allaway Creek is completed and farmers may use it. Warrants charging parents for school kin violations are issued at Millville. The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a new station at South Pomticaton. Linzie Hendershot becomes Swartswood postmistress as Millville faces scarce help. Manufacturing firms offer high wages to lure laborers. Attle and Merchantville boards seek a login in the town building for school purposes. Harry Know Oakford is appointed assessor by Mayor Longstreth to replace Charles Maxwell.
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Millville
Allaway Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
South Pomticaton
Linzie Hendershot
Swartswood
Millvite
Peneantville
Attle
Merchantville Board of Baucauson
Borough
Canneh
Selioot Pulpossys
Last spark of Baltimore Fire found in dock debris
Workmen clearing debris at McClure's Dock uncovered bricks and a tiny sheet of flame that flared into smoke as air touched the seed debris below. The finding marked the probable final spark after the great Baltimore fire and its five years two months of destruction.
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Baltimore
McClure
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