New Susquehanna Bridge Opens on Summer Schedule
The great bridge across the Susquehanna River between Havre de Grace and Perryville, built by the Pennsylvania Railroad, opened with trains running on the new summer schedule. The Cecil Harford counties linkage replaces the older span, extending about a mile and a half total traversed length. The draw is wider, the rail level is fifty eight feet above water, and the structure features an interlocking switch digital system now in use.
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Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Asmuch
Susquehannna River
Havre de Grace
Perryville
Cecil
Harford
Ounties
Jane
Pennacee Steal Company
Trenton Diocese Union Formation Proposal at State Convention
At the June 158 convention in Trenton Outcan Abstinence Union debated changes to become a diocesan body under Bishop O Connor. Morning and afternoon sessions saw addresses by Monsignor Fox and delegates Healey Clancy and Griffith. Next convention set for May 20, 1907 at St. S, with officers elected and prayers held.
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Bu Mary’s Wall
Ena
Agnor
Father Fox
Dioease
Newark
State Union
Trenton Dicesan
Egeenes Et
Bishop O'Connor
Dioeres
Ietien
Trenton Digcess
Joes
Fom
Monsignor Fox
Thomas Wy Healey
Francs J. Clancy
Henry Jee
Eatenk Laney
Frank E. Small
Ics
Stephen Parks
Jane
James Et Mehdat
den Griffith
Deidrich
Clancy
Mary
Bt. S
Fragmented OCR Entry Heads Seema De N D Rook Event
Incomplete text shows garbled quotes and stray letters. No clear names, dates, places, or event details emerge to establish a coherent news item or summary.
Coffee Wrecks The Children
Dr. Elias G. Brown, medical examiner of detective school children in New York City, reports that improper diet, especially tea and coffee, is a major cause of malnutrition and nervousness. He notes many children drink coffee or tea at breakfast and in meals, with white bread starch as a common breakfast.
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Elias G. Brown
New York City
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Brown
Hero Koester Died After Battleship Kearsarge Rescue
Washington June 1 The death of Koester a hero from the battleship Kearsarge during action at Manzanillo Bay in April is reported. He lingered while carrying out his duties after injuries sustained when a shell and electrical switch caused a short circuit. Ensigns and crew aided him but he died aboard later, hailed as a brave comrade in the line of duty.
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Washington
Baro
Kearsarge
Manzanillo Bay
Koester
Maundy Thursday Origins and Royal Customs Through History
A historic note on Maundy Thursday detailing its origins, variations of the name, and the royal practice of washing feet for the poor. It mentions royal involvement from Charles I onward, the traditional gifts of money and cod, and the term’s possible roots in Latin and French, with emphasis on charity and ceremonial duties tied to Easter.
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Carter
England
Mandstam
James II
Wis
Charles I
Sovereigh
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