Installing New Heating System for Large Buildings
A historical report describes an experimental heating system using pipes and vents to circulate hot air through large structures. Two freight cars carry apparatus, with steam and heated air outlets, designed to regulate temperature. when too warm, openings shut to stop airflow. Engineer Wayne predicts rapid installation and efficiency. Mobyrl Shellhammer of the Gas works will start the project at the round-house, a four foot diameter, ninety foot high structure.
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Mobyrl
Mys
Local Freight Traffic Holds Steady Amid Small Consignments
Reading rail reports indicate no decrease in air shipments affecting local freight. The uneven flow of small consignments persists and is expected to continue through the end of the week.
Nickel Plate Train Collision Report and Yard Staffing Changes
A Nickel Plate train collision near Bellevue on December 23 disrupts service with No. 9 derailed at 3:10 pm, injuring several people whose details remain unconfirmed. Clerk reshuffles and staffing changes follow, with shifts in night yard duty and station assignments as crews return to duty after illness.
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Spena
LO Lee
Bellevue
Loledo
Fremont & Wortalkihe
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Trafic
Uie Co Duetor
Yarts
Taenol
Reo
Nichel Plate
Nelhammer
Hagnel
Joha Holly
Neidhanmer
Wayne Electria
Palish
Amens
Bratemen Take Pose as Lions Rally in Pennsylvanian Dines
A chaotic report describes Bratemen forming a rush in Pennsylvania with a strong, physical presence. The narrative suggests more men may join the current force, and hints at a green demand among men. The piece notes a probable man capable of leading the effort.
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Hrakewen Faye
Momias
Cape Will
Scott's Emulsion Promises Cure for Deep Coughs
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for old and deep coughs caused by lung inflammation. It claims the product replaces unhealthy tissue with healthy, reducing coughing and stressing the emulsion’s transformative effect.
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Scott
Wabash Shop Notes on Passes and Accidents
The report covers distribution of annual travel passes and remarks on a temporary track work project. It notes Wabash passengers, personnel movements, and holiday travel plans. Also mentioned are injuries to workers from a hammer incident and several apprentices planning Christmas travels.
Compact Pennsylvanian shop tale of injuries and marriage
A rough railroad column reports a worker sustaining a severe scalp injury when a wrench slipped at the Pennsylvania shops, with B J McUsday aiding, while engine work and boiler shop expansion proceed. Also noted is the marriage of John Engman, engine leader, to a Plymouth city woman, his local ties and friends highlighted.
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Pennsylvania
B.J. Mc Uscay
John Engman
His &B
Plymouth
Eneman
Eich
Illness Stuns Janitor Bullermann at Local School
Local janitor Bullermann is reported gravely ill, with officials and family sought for care. The staff member, identified as Woury TP Bullermann, has not been able to attend duties, prompting concern from colleagues and administrators.
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Woury TP. Bulleramin
Danitor
Nily Nll
Wisit Jefferson
Administration anxious over arbitration and justice disputes
The piece discusses pressures on government to favor arbitration for international disputes, noting doubts about the Monroe Doctrine and the role of Hague arbitration. It cites foreign subjects seeks justice, fears of delay, and the complexity of selecting arbitrators and maintaining timely settlement.
British Reply Reveals Venezuelan Arbitration View
London December 23 The British reply details the Hindetr view of the arbitration in the Venezuela dispute as stated by Secretary Lansdowne and the United States charge d affaires Mr White in Washington this evening. The message underscores urgent diplomatic engagement and shifts in stance affecting the pending settlement.
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London
Venezuela
Ly Povolan
Lansdowne
United States
White
Washington
Cleveland silent on Kentenan sitet as trip to South Carolina noted
Former President Cleveland, on a South Carolina trip, avoided comment on the Kenteman site matter. He indicated previous discussions have covered the issue and suggested an early date for any adjustment, while noting no opinion on the Foose Vall Ael project.
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Princeton
Cleveland
South Carolina
Foose Vall Ael
Sir Henry on press policy during wartime tensions
Sir Henry condemned writings that worsened Britain Germany discord and urged careful press restraint. He praised wartime offices for measured actions but warned aggressive reporting could undermine goodwill with neutral and allied nations, stressing Britain must maintain intimate friendship and avoid actions that threaten unity.
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Henry Lad
Onse
Britain
Germany
War Office
Henry Strougly
Great Britain
Mother and child die in Indiana home fire
A kitchen stove fire at a city residence killed a mother and a four year old child. The mother attempted to extinguish the blaze and fled to the outside, but was overcome. A six year old girl and another sister escaped badly burned after being dragged into the sea nearby. Police and local officials investigated the blaze and its tragic outcomes.
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Tou
Jearata
Berghof Son of Mayor Enlisted in Navy Plans
Berghof, son of the mayor, hopes for Christmas service as he faces orders to sail soon. Authorities note his enlistment with seven Fort Wayne youths. plans call for the new Maine class ship.
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Aia Es Berghof
Ata
Min
Berghoff
Berghof
Fort Wayne
Maine
Atk Boroure
Fort Wayne Trust Co
Main
Court Sta
Tow Boat Boiler Disaster Kills Two
A boat boiler exploded and killed two men, injuring others as workers attempted to separate the vessel. Rescue and investigation efforts continue as authorities identify those aboard and assess the scene.
Parthenon Ship Loss Reported With Twenty Two Crew Aboard
A vessel named Parthenon and its twenty two crew plus passengers are reported lost. The report lists scattered names and origins including Warurasik and Taygegrrun, with unclear routes from Constantinople and Der. Grellsiaimine Perlentine.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root A Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
An old newspaper ad touts Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a cure for back, kidney, bladder, and related woes. It claims medical backing, hospital use, and offers free sample bottles to readers who mention the paper, noting sizes in 50 cent and one dollar. It ends urging readers to buy genuine Swamp-Root.
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Kilmer
Bright
Forthermera Laborers Targeted Under Immigration Laws
Fragmentary text indicates workers labeled as contract laborers faced criminal charges under immigration law. The fragment mentions a sum of $50,000 and aFel cage 18 figure, suggesting a legal or financial dispute related to immigration enforcement and penalties.
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Forthermera
Smallpox Scare At New Haven Prompted Isolation
A smallpox scare at New Haven yesterday led to immediate isolation of the area around the Reichart family residence. The scene described a potential exposure with authorities and residents taking precautionary steps. An additional case was reported at Maysville involving patient Garton Tail Sow.
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Fort
Wayne
Reichart
Maysville
Garton
Fragmentary street scene list with mixed names and items
A garbled OCR fragment mentions people and terms like Fried Oyster, Myeshed Painiers, Coki Shaw and Powdee Sou along with street references and scattered phrases. The unreadable text mentions vendors or locations, but specific actions or events are unclear.
Farms Wanted for Cash and Trade in Indiana
Classified fragment offers farms for sale or trade in northern Indiana. Readers invited to offer hay, crops, or farm goods and contact through a weekly dissemination point. Mentions of creamery wealth and city-made shoes appear as scattered ad text.
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Indiana
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