Niagara Falls Bridge Rebuilt With Giant Steel Arch
A historic Niagara Falls suspension bridge will be removed by July 1 and replaced by a 600 foot steel arch and 118 foot side spans. The new arch weighing 7.2 million pounds will be built around the old structure with traffic continuous during replacement.
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Niagara Gorge
Trafic
John \. Roebling
Niagara Falls Lowthalional Bridge Company
New York
Niagara Falls Suspension
Vow
Pennsylvada Steel Company
Itother
Great Tec
A Real Gentleman Justice White Loved by All
The Detroit Free Press calls Justice White of the Supreme Court one of the kindest men. A midnight request for an opinion woke him from sleep and his servant helped, with the judge remarking he would not dare deny a reporter in need.
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Justice White
Supreme Court
Khown Amon
Detroit Free Press
HM 1
Aseledt
Cfoibe
Seotel Bankler
Diamonds of Golconda Legend Retold for Children
In a children’s April issue Noah Brooks recounts a Marco Polo tale on Golconda diamonds. Venetians describe rivers in winter washing diamonds from mountain beds, and fierce serpents and heat deter access. Eagles carry meat laced with diamonds from inaccessible valleys, while watchers drive them off, revealing diamonds below once meat is recovered.
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Noah Brooks
Marco Palo
Golconda
Witik
Depita
Bridge Construction Generates Curious Scene and Delays
Contemporary reports describe a major bridge project with scaffolding and uprights as crews prepare to replace an old suspension span. The narrative covers tower removal, new bridge placement, a 178 ton counterweight, and preparatory work along the river from springing points to riveted steel tests.
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Wee
Piate
George
Fragmented courtroom dialogue in garbled interview
A garbled exchange shows a reporter seeking verbatim work and a rapid writer claiming acting background. The text includes misheard names and unclear roles, with characters named Réttor Appticast and Bomter Travater appearing in a stilted, probable period piece dialogue.
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Ross
Incomplete Historical Text With Vague Local Mentions
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a person named Jane and a neighbor in a garden context with biblical phrasing. It mentions an area called Mateveleizad and a date or event tied to a day described as subhach, with obscure numerical symbols and a murky place name.
Fragmented Impressions of Economic and Social Thoughts
The text presents scattered reflections on sexual politics, banking reforms, and Scottish credit practices. It contrasts American and Scottish banking models, argues for farmer access to credit, and critiques merchant power, with a focus on perceived economic inequities and social roles.
Bill to repeal the envoy commission sparks Washington clash
Washington Rep Jame Hamilton Lewis denounces the costly envoy commission, introducing a bill to repeal the act authorizing it. He argues the conference is unnecessary and wastes 100 000, urging independence over repeated parley with England and calling for funding to be redirected.
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Washington
Jame Hamilton Lewis
House of Representatives
Mystery of Economic Reform and Political Propaganda
Fragmented OCR text discusses methods to counter labor influence and the spread of propaganda by political figures. It references McKinley era tactics, potential farmer and worker impacts, and questions about prosperity promises and corporate influence.
Prooper Ty Wave Probed Westward Amid Banking Turmoil
The piece surveys eastern trepidation over a spreading financial strain and calls for government ownership of railroads and decisive action to curb foreclosure risks. It cites foreclosure forecasts for the Pacific routes, banker pressure, and public demand for stronger policy remedies across Kansas and neighboring states.
Fragmented patriotic note hints at colonial governors
Readable fragments reference Welty and ancestors tied to colonial governance. The text hints at a late patriotic ceremony or recognition but lacks full details on dates, participants, or exact actions.
Fragmentary Courier Text on Political Conflict
An unreadable OCR passage discusses political factions and defense measures. Mentions Detreh Mich Juatics and Tom Reed with ambiguous references to safety, unity, and public response, challenging clarity of events or dates.
Rew Witionsive Ary Muda and the 4 Percent Gemerstly
Fragmentary text suggests a political dispute over taxation or property rights involving a named group and a governing body. References to "millionaires," "genpetineg," and resistance to "etiecks" imply a clash over privileges and exile or seizure of property. No clear event or outcome is established.
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Imeriany
Orpestetion
Torosis
Fear We Are Coming To Fren Tragts
Fragmentary OCR notes reference economic decline and how purchasing power erodes money value. The text hints at collective fear and financial strain amid troubling conditions but lacks clear event details or named entities.
McKisley’s campaign tactics spark confusion and questions
Fragmentary text shows McKisley planning a rapid campaign push across key locales while opponents react. The wording is garbled but hints at aggressive strategy and rival actions. Specific names and places are unclear, leaving the overall saga unresolved.
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