Mravlag Joins Trade Board and Committees
The board reports on sound bridge hearings in New York with Mravlag being elected to membership. A series of special committees are discharged while a hearing invitation is extended and new officers will be nominated for the annual election. A humorous golf tale interrupts the meeting notes.
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Maou Niert Vyctor
Varbur
Price
Nosh Hkate
Koosplersh
Dip Com
Paverabley
Herbert VM Warelarad
Fort Express
Elise Haggest
Itvacenh Eaaeonae Ombre
Eben Middle Detepteone
Hersh
Expresa Pate
Cconmi Inn
Whittemore
Halees
Loin Bridge
New York
Woo Jersey
Halsey
Sizabeth
le Sopiinisaiom
City Hall
Nto
Tshani Mio
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Law Board
Chamber of eCommerce
Wilmington Board of Arablec
Elizabeth
D. Delanne
National Board of Trade
Departmento of Commerce
Babar
Hoand
Nothiig
AL Clare
Dro Booal Zaeker
Hoa
de Rusmes
Michael Beghownd Arseph Maichieher
Wood Relieved as Army Chief Amid War Dispatches
General Wood faces a change at the War Department with rumors of relief and transfer. The Governors staff confirms a reorganization affecting top Army leadership and the public notes shifts in command during the Spanish American War era.
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Taemerdt Pietenod
Inetearte
Department
Governors Bala
Bestia Utter
Assault trial details emerge in Italian suspects case
The report outlines an assault case in which John Bruekter and Jon Zabenke faced charges of assault and battery. It notes a medical response, a stabbing during a public event, and witnesses including Michael Heanessee and Tome tame Tomes Meternmachk. Defense claims intoxication to argue provocation.
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John Bruekter
Jon Zabenke
Twa Italiana
Michael Heanessee
Athens
Arid
Fothesood
Huessen
Rones
Neyerly
Pesulp
Elizabeth
Thas Yital
Tome
Tomes Meternmachk
Teoagnioe
Aatoe
Ter Sevoestrich
Tynencare Bere
Simmel Sebelegnet
Hennessey
VeCortoik
Disett OM Berry
Norman Sesso
Michael Robicon
Willen Bord
Toomier
Philosophic anarchist pamphlet criticizes peace advocates praise
The piece presents Malwin Walker casting doubt on Liberty actions and denouncing memorial meetings while praising nonviolent reformers. It contrasts figures such as Proudhon and Spenser, arguing for peaceful, constructive change and questioning the value of commemorative gatherings.
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Malwin Walker
Amarchist
Mekintey
Arth
Cetin Goldman Quint Berkmany
NTL
Meine
Rees
Tole
Spencer
Darwin
Haerketon Priethon Garren
al Whitman
Thoreau
Emerson
Wollstonecraft
Wiizaleth Cady Stanton
Watson Made Clothing Promises Superior Newark Tailoring
This ad touts Watson made to measure quality with expert Newark specialists. It claims Watson clothing is more skillfully tailored than most custom garments and lists winter suits and overcoats priced from ten to twenty five dollars.
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Newark
Watson
Hearing Report on Engineer Selection and Delays
A local hearing report discusses the selection of Engineer Hering for the river improvements project and notes ongoing delays. It cites criticisms of work pace, remarks by members Moore and Clarkes, and a proposed specialist review that was amended amid committee debate.
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Tautelph Dbeang
New York
Weil
Geraedy
Siar
Eynentrmaitten
Heoins
Pepert
Saune
Seubil
Connselnin Clarkes
Moore
Vie
Dust Botte machine turns city ash into garden mold in Southwark
A London report describes a device called the dust Btte from Soutlawank that processes household refuse into pulverized fertilizer like material. It uses a centrifugal disintegrator five ton capacity per hour, with manual removal of large items. the resulting product is sold to farmers and even used as tar mix in boilers. The source ends with an unrelated Cleveland humor line.
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Heroukh
Southwark
London
Soutlawank
Ao Steel
Far- Mere
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Mravlag
Trade Board
Joli Po
Souis
Wood
General Grant
Philosphic Anarchist
Geo. Watson & Co
Broad and Patents
Newark, N
River Committee
Cleveland Loader
Port’rhouse
East Grand Sts
Jersey
Pound
First Street
S. Park Street
Wm. Monsky
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