OnD River Cleaning Bill Aims at River Widening and Bonds
A proposed measure would allow cities to widen deepen and improve streams or rivers for drainage and flood control. It authorizes land takings by condemnation if needed and bonds up to fifty thousand dollars for the project with a forty year term. Penalties would be set for damaging retaining walls and improper disposal in the river. The act would take effect immediately.
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Elizabeth
Ataueh
Oder
Armen
Daipelita
Board of
Aldera
Sunicipal
Aueh
Rand Honda
Tyne Hull
Uch Cfty
Maid River
Strean
Snow and ice removal rule set to be enforced
Property owners must clear all snow and ice from their site walling and nearby areas. City attorney issued an official notice to be published Monday warning noncompliance will lead to legal action. The complaint notes dangers from accumulated ice on sidewalks and sides of properties.
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Aes
Gillette Case Incomplete Trial Notes Surface
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Chester E. Gillette and a conviction for some form of wrongdoing. It references a court, a jury, and pretrial actions as a hearing or proceedings unfold, with surrounding notes about hearings and preparations. The readable material is garbled and unclear.
Emigrant Mot on Madrid Palm Feeds Steamer Hey
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Emigrant, Madrid, and a steamer Hey. Mentions Mondaw and rescission of an action or attempt. Readable items are sparse. no clear event, person, or organization fully identifiable from the fragment.
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Madrid
Palm
Building Trades and the Wag Question
The Building Trades Council held a regular meeting at Union Hall on Elizabeth Avenue. They reported no discussion of higher wages this spring but noted conferences with master funders and preliminary talks with employers. Agreements with various unions are being drawn up, with meetings planned to finalize wage rates or work under the present agreement.
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Building Trades Coynelt
Union Hall
Elizabeth Avenue
Tawan
Uniéa
New Store by Tochler Firm Promises Wide Appeal
The Tochler firm plans a new department store and creamery with locations nationwide. David Tochler and Milton Tochler bring extensive retail background to the venture, with Jacob Wid as architect. The first floor will showcase data, furnishings, shoes for men women and children, with a motto of always an advertised.
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Tuchler
David Tochler
Sevem
Liberty Co
Big Tieewe
Milton Tochler
Dianager
Nest
Pe Clothing House
Jacob Aa Wid
Ita
Fire Commissioners Miss Meeting Frustrates Budget Plans
Officials failed to act on a timely meeting notice causing a stalled budget session. The board, including the finance committee, faced confusion over the meeting date and agenda, delaying essential decisions for the day.
On the Track of Walker
Reports say William F. Walker of New Britain Savings Bank has been traced to Sacramento California. Authorities expect his arrest today or tomorrow and more details have been received.
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New Britain
William F. Walker
Obituary of F Aucustus WT and N. Smith in New York City
F Aucustus WT Sealth and N Smith long time city residents died after a brief illness. Smith, 83, widower, left four sons and one daughter Elise. two sons C and Edward S. Smith reside locally. Smith served as treasurer of St John’s Church and taught music, directing the choir. Both men lived at 60 West 104th Street and 10th Avenue area, with ties to Christ Church and local banks.
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Sealth
Tiiusin N. Smith
Kuat Scott Place
Christ Church
West 104Th
Smith
Foo Oleersateaa Bank of
New York
Levat
Payne
Marc Lane
Aeings Bank
St. John’s Church
Rt. C
Edward 5. Smith
Ita
Thin City
Mim Elise Smith
Alumni Show's Scores Praised For Creditable Performance
A large crowd attended the Eliza-Bigh Hekeot Alumni Association production featuring Professor Napoleon portrayed by WW. W. Harrison. The show spotlighted witty mishaps with students and graduates, with strong turns by Mabel, Geneva Miller, and Walter Grimt. Performances by McMaster, Krinse, Kendall, For, Purrell, and Carter earned praise for their lively stage presence and comedic timing.
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Napoleon
Eliza- Bigh Hekeot
Jacoba
Ieee
Urst’ College
WW. W. Harrison
Hagel
UN College
Ceibey
Mabel
Ez the Witcher
McWhinney
Tadian Pats
Ros
McCulley
Ernie
JE. Morgan
Phiz
Helen Morley
Prof
Nay
J. M. McMaster
Richard
Anna E. Krinse
Harry B. Kendall
Paul For
Mr. Little
Mae Purrell
Mrs Small
Lovine W. Carter
Rosaliz
Oer Moe Deases
Sambo
Darkey
Gladya Urner
Moe
Tessie
Rankin
Bender
Witour
Stephenson Men Propose Passenger Service Demand
About 600 workers at Stephenson Car Works protest the lack of a passenger trolley extension from Broad Street to the factory urging Public Service Corporation to extend the line. Workers, from superintendent to laborers, say bad winter roads force them to walk to work. city officials and council may be urged to act amid tension between the company and city authorities.
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Glephenson Car Works
South Browd
Rireet Trol
Daetors
Pablo Servien Corporation
Pessenger Wervier
Broad Street
Public Service Corporation
Fis Hee
Oda
Cy Council
Tego
French Army to run Paris lighting plant amid electrician strike
Soldiers from the French Army engineering division are assigned to operate Paris lights as electricians strike and rioting threaten. Dynamos have been sabotaged and essential parts removed, causing widespread candle use. Underground rail tunnel fears arise as water pours from the Seine during the stoppage.
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Paris
Hye
Seine
Lodge Notes Eureke Chapter Meets Monday Evening
A meeting of Eureke Chapter No 3, Order of Rasiern, is to be held Monday evening at First Street. Members of mother chapters may be invited.
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Eureke
Order of
Rasiern Vas
Mater Chapters
Miy
Mark’s Unsweetened Plastica Days in a Printer’s Tale
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a sewing room or printing office where apprentices pilfered food from a cellar to survive. The narrative mentions Mr. S weeds’ strict economies, late-night thefts, and the close-knit routine of workers, including a dismissive note about coffee and social dynamics.
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Jen the Courier
S.weed
Sellar
Harry i
Mig
Plese
Abe
Dowie the Prophet Dies in Zion City
Joln Alexander Dowie, founder of the Christian Catholic Church, died at 8 this morning in Zion City Illinois. The aged leader had long suffered from infirmity and his followers once controlled vast wealth and lands, but his finances collapsed in recent years as he faced internal conflicts and legal issues.
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Chicago
Alexander Dowie
Christian Cathotic Church
Zim City
Lake Michigas
Fender
Zion Semet
Beaton
Jai Bhake
Divine
Alte
Zion
Lake County
Elijah UT
Elijah the Prophet
Dowiebee
Leopold
Mexico
Ralgula
Dawe
Dawie
Tropics
Dowie
Papers Served on Christian Scientists in High-Profile Suit
March papers in the Eddy case were served today by High Sheriff Kinball. Individuals named include Calvin A. Haye and Lewin C. Strang, assistant secretary of Mio, served at Mrs. Billy’s home. Professor Herman Shering, church leader, and Rev. Youtlowen were served at their residences. A list of defendants adds many prominent names tied to the Christian Science movement as the case seeks trustees’ accountability for Mission funds.
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Eddy
Kinball
Calvin A. Haye
Lewin C. Strang
Mio
Heston
Mass
Maveh
Christin Selentians
Mea Buddy
Pennsylvania
John B. Kent
Cancard
Neck
Josephine CL
Woodbn
Thwtony
Mrs. Eddy
Mary Chimbertish
Spokane
Wash
Frederick Chamberlain
Joseph HM. Clarke
Christian Belance Publication Society
Boatony Curtla
Woodbury
Josephine Woodsbury
Uwendelle Woodinng
Joseph Woodbury
William J. McKenzie
Christian Science Publications
Thomas J. Tatten
Boston
John BK. Reeder
Edward A. Kimball
Chicago
Japanese Diet Debates America Calmly Amid Tense Talks
March session of the Japanese Diet opened with Viscount Hayashi urging restraint and dialogue with the United States. He warned that emotion could worsen the impasse, noting the strong goodwill toward President Roosevelt and his administration as integral to resolving the dispute.
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Toki
Viscount Hayashi
Roo
Ilvess
Japan
Two Steamers Collide and Founder in German Waters
A German steamer collision left four hundred men adrift and four hundred thousand lives at risk as two steamers collided in uncertain seas. rescue boats scramble amid fog and debris.
Wall Street Opens With Heavy Pressure As Prices Fall
New York March 0 The stock market faced heavy selling pressure with prices sliding to new lows. Trading showed little demand and a large supply, causing 1 to 2 point declines after a shaky opening. London markets contributed to the mood as government and other bonds also fell. Noon trading closed irregular with some leading issues showing modest gains.
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New York
London
Police Notes Report Multiple Minor Offenses
Officer Metonala arrested James Donovan at Broadsatington airette for drunken disorderly conduct. Donovan fined two dollars and costs or ten days. wife’s support claim suspended. Edgard fendy jailed on bail refusal awaiting action on malicious mischief charge from Last night at First Streets. Officer Lawlor arrested Lennigan’s complaint. Engel reported assault on his son by a man who fled scene.
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Metonala
James Donovan
Broadsatington Airette
Donovan
Coats
Edgard Fendy
Fury
Lastight
First Streets
Lannigan
Lawlor
Preston Had Gone Wrong In Coroner Inquest
New York March 9 The death of Leo nilay M Preston at Hotel Cumberland was linked to a large financial shortfall at Timken Roller Axel Company. Inquest evidence showed a missing sum between 420,000 and 440,000, and a note for 85,000 yesterday. Preston allegedly forged notes using K R Hewitt’s name to cover defalcations.
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New York
Leonilay M. Preston
Cumberland
Timken Roller Axel Company
Hreston
Thwan
Preston
Leuwey
Joseph M. Shaw
Preaton Wan
Havin
K. R. Hewitt
Hewitt
Archie Roosevelt On Road To Recovery
Washington March 9 Archie Roosevelt appears on the high road to recovery from diphtheria. Visitors at the White House and many attaches of the executive mansion expressed delight at his improving condition.
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Archie Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Archie
Fire Threat Grips Charleston Docks and Mills
A blaze swept parts of Charleston South Carolina causing fear for the waterfront and factories. Fire crews battled flames that endangered the city’s water front and manufacturing district, with a total loss reported around 190000 dollars.
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Charleston, S c
Charleston Tront Works
Miss Huggins Found Waiting Bank Remains A Mystery
Miss Jennie Huggins, heir to a Cedar Rapids father’s estate, remains located at 230 Union Street after two years. Charity Society is awaiting word from Cedar Rapids Saving Bank on deposit of the funds, while a long account of Roosevelt era courage surfaces in a reminiscence of a bygone baseball club and umpire moments.
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Iean
Jennie Huggins
John Huggins
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Union Street
Charity Organisation Society
Cedar Rapida Gavinga Bank
Miss Huggins
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