Automobiles and Motor Care From Early Era Tips
A long article covers proper automobile maintenance from magneto oiling to carburetor care, lubrication, and ignition. It discusses wheel and transmission issues, spark, pre ignition, radiator repairs, and winter heating. It notes evolving body construction, classification of motor vehicles, and the growing role of motor vehicles in freight and retail delivery. It mentions figures like George Robertson, speedway history, and the A I M A M handbook.
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Yukon
Ehibeet
Bestlle
White Storee
Tukon Territore
White Horse
Dawson
Ba Massengera
ILA
Auto and Aero Records in 1910
A fragmented record list mentions Alfred Leblane and James Radley with various metrics such as 5 kilometers and mile straightways. Other names include Areh Hoxsey and Llanri Barman alongside odd figures like 11405 Teet and 26206 tiles.
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Auto and Aero Records
James Radley
Areh Hoxsey
Tistanee—Manrion Tahutean
Llanri Barman
Mother Charged With Death Of Her Own Child
Edith Melber of Schenectady is on trial for murder in Albany after the body of a boy was found near Albany with acid burns. Investigators traced the child to an orphanage and to Melber, who said she killed him after being unable to pay his board, then dumped the body and returned to work.
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Albany
W. C
Edith. Melber
Schenectady
Howard
Supreme Court
Al*bany
George Aielber
George Melber
Rochester
Jala
Scheneuttdy
Emi Frischauer
Vienna
Mantes Carlo
Frischantz
Dacre
Runtere
Santy
Fetiela
Paris
London
Wienke
Honstable Tolleague
Count Hurecky
Countesa Fiercky
Patterain
Europe
Count Gayek
America
Week in Grain Brads t and Dan Report on Business
The Week in Grain reports US and Canada exports for the week ending March 2 totaling 2,980,200 bushels, up from 1,965,559 the prior week and 1,245,807 a year earlier. Corn exports reach 2,861,527 bushels versus 1,857,817 last week and 732,836 a year ago.
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New York
United States
Canada
President for a Day Targets Enemies in Haitian Turmoil
Passengers aboard the steamer Albingia report unrest at Port au Prince linked to the military governor’s harsh actions against personal enemies. German Jeweler chancellor Robe Hertuberg was among those affected as disturbances spread across the area.
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New York
Albingia
Team Boyti
Port Au Drince
Treatdant Riman
Hayti
Aimee
Hua
Bern
Je Walion
Port Au Prince
Afiatra
Trade and industry trends in early March reports
New York March 6 Bradstreevi notes gradual expansion in spring jobbing trade with conservatism and small lot buying for actual requirements. The week shows mixed signals with slow collections, declines in wool and textiles, and ongoing rail freight rate effects on iron and steel. Business failures in the U S fall compared with previous weeks, while Canada shows a sharp rise. A cautious uptrend in overall business confidence persists as orders and production slowly improve, including iron and steel reforms and export activity.
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New York
Bradstreevi
Northwest
United States
Canada
Congress
Lia
Naw
Kessemer
Pittsburg
McPherson Upholds Kansas Flood Control Statute
Kansas City Missouri March 7 Judge Smith McPherson of Red Oak Iowa upheld the Kansas law granting state power to take possession of lands for flood protection. He vacated a temporary injunction from Wyandotte county landowners against the Kaw Valley Drainage Board and denied a cross injunction. The ruling allows land acquisition for Kaw River widening while compensation remains a court issue.
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Kansas City
Kan
Smith McPherston
Red Oak
Kansas
Judes McPherasa
Wyandotte
Waw Valley ‘Deathagea Board
Land Syrners
Kaw Valley Drainage Board
Kaw
Deeds of Blood Confessed in Camorra Trial Revelations
The trial of Gennaro Abbatemaccio, a Camorra informant among 41 members, uncovers a deflation scheme while detailing murder plots against Gennaro Coccedio and his wife. Investigators cite Alfany and Missda iny Selo as key locations, with further allegations of corruption tied to Chicago and Indiana politics.
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Viterbo
Haly
Gennaro Abbatemaccio
Camorra
Suceta
Tarica
Adfane
Mimi-a-mare
Torre del Breco
Assassin Tries to Kill Rebel Chief in Ceiba Incident
Reported plot against General Manuel Sunilia, leader of the recent rebellion, after a foiled assassination in Ceiba. A subsequent night fire near a military barracks raised fears of a broader conspiracy as peace talks continued amid U S Navy actions around Puerto Cortez.
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New Orleans
Manuel Sunilia
Omade
Ceiba
Macrio Cortes
Celba
Graneral Benilla
United States
Puerto Cortez
Bonile
Thonilia
Din
German Crown Prince Frederick William visits Cairo
The German Crown Prince Frederick William arrives in Cairo from Suez and is welcomed at the railroad station by the Rhedive and resident diplomats. He will attend a ceremony with Crown Princess Victoria, who has been in Egypt for some time.
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Egypt
Cairo
Neypt
Afareh
Frederick William
Suez
Rhedive
Tragic Center Texas Fire Claims Six Lives
A center Texas blaze incinerated six people including two children. Jurors report a man killed his wife and eldest son, wounded another, and later filed for divorce. Investigators name Metis as a potential suspect amid unclear motives.
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Obr
Mulger
David
Lobeter
Magnates to Meet in Chicago Next Friday
Chicago March 1 The scheduate Meeting of the dumericon Baseball as ABeintion will attend in the city next Friday.
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Chicago
Todas
Count Acounts Ahead in Divorce Case from Austria
Chicago dispatch says Count Toset Fycky of Austria Hungary, husband of Eleanor Patterson, beat his wife in a race for legal separation and secured a court order in September, six months ahead of his wife’s absolute divorce filing. The decree forbids remarriage during either party’s lifetime and does not grant full divorce. Meanwhile, the countess has begun active divorce proceedings in Cook County.
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Chicago
Tosef”t- Fycky
Austria-Hungary
Eleanor Patterson
Robert W. Patterson
Colledor
J. Medill McCormick
Sigmund Zeisler
Elrcuit
Cook County
Zelsier
Vienna
Clent
America
Count Glzycky
Jay
Fone
Wellesley Cats Starved Among Students Allegations
March 6 report claims cats used by Wellesley students were starved. Mrs. Joseph Clark testified about visits to the dormitory prison with janitor Mr. Aquires and Mr. Clark describing the cats being starved and fighting for empty dishes.
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Natickies
Wellesley
Joseph Clark
Kent
Mats
Aquires
Clark
Wealthy Socialist Sees Gil in Suit
Miss Adna Herthe Granspin sues Willem Jengtish Walling for breach of promise of marriage. A jury returns a verdict for Walling after an all night drought in the trial.
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New York
Starch
Adna Herthe Granspin
Willem Jengtish Walling
Oseecindist
Dix Defends Sheehan in Senatorial Fight
A New York report notes Governor John Dix backs Sheehan amid a senatorial struggle. Dix calls for Democratic unity in the legislature to support party reforms and protect the political agenda amid mounting opposition.
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Dix
Sheehan
Taft Calls Special Session for April 1911 Congress
Washington reports Taft issues a proclamation calling an extraordinary session of Congress to convene in Washington on April 6, 1911 at 12 noon to consider and decide on necessary legislation to implement the reciprocal tariff agreement with Canada. The note also references a Senate inquiry into ship subsidy and related corruption claims.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of State
United States
Afeck
Aso
Ottawa
William Howard Taft
United States of America
Congress of the
Sixty-second Congress
William H. Taft
Maron
S Ee
Jt Wan
House Tenny
J. van Vechten Sleckt
New York
Coneteds
Coport Gays
Cotumittes
Aubercy
Olcott
Longworth
Jhig
Hawley
Oregon
Garratt
Tannessea
Humphreys
Messa
ShermanAppoints Two Senators to Monetary Commission
Washington March 6 Vice President Sherman today appointed Senator Flint of California and Senator Talaferro, neither of whom will be members of the next congress, to vacancies on the national monetary commission. These positions pay the same salaries as they draw as senators.
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Washington
Dem Warner
Missouri
Board of Ordinance and Fortification
Thomas J. Hendricka
Lorimer Brorn
Senate
Culberson
Overman
Cheere
Wale
Hate
Terah
Clarke
Atryarisas
Finle
Sherman
Flint
California
Talaferro
National Monetary Commission
Mrs Schuyler Colfax Called By Death
Mrs Schuyler Colfax died at her home this afternoon after several months illness. The obituary notes the former vice president's wife and honors her long public service.
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Montgomery
Ala
George WT. Robertson
Gore
Oarness
Comaern
George
Hikwood Park
Lighton Beach Track
Varney Oldfield
Lie
Fa‘nenie
Lowell
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Townsend
Michigan
Alomar
Soaitlan
Ute Association of
Ataten
Horzan
Betwen
Alfred Leblane
Ared Leblane
Automobile Speedway Records
Averaga Testanre
HMI
Taree
Wile
Ivan
Ovfield Tscile
Cheyenne
Beng
Indianaza
Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 3 Mile, A Ws Hragga, Iat Lon Angeles 1 A A At Ye Patria
Los Angele
Sea of A Hearne
Dens
Indianapalis Aluly
Hearne
Tenn
Indianapalis
Baya
Palma
Fiat
Angelina Anki
Alma
Ankies
Nile
J‘ Harroun
Manson
Angeles T
Harroun
Marmion
Low Ange
Lisl Grizte
Dawron
Marman
Athata
Nor
Lyawron
Maniion
Horan
Lozier
Atlant
Automobile
Raightaway Records
Timne
Averagae
Tate
de Palma
Sacha
Ratueliee- Poon
Stearns
Boughton Reach
Edith Melber
Bradstreet
Dan
Rosa
RK. G. Dun
Weekly Review of Trade
M'Pherson
Gamorra
Ghrief
Alfany
Mrrieane
Sir Sadd
Errieane
Salete
Ctuicago
Rastthicage
Lndiana Parther
Bram
Thore
Mayer Alah Sehini
Piast
Albers
Aponeer
Taman
Cic
Crief
Affort
General Bonilla
Honduras
Medill and
McCormick Dynasty
Windy City
Gil
Miss Granspan
Fem
John AL Tixoon
Pp. C. Knox
Secretary
South Bend
Ind
Mareh
United? States
Asis
Widen
Eminer
van. Gaaren
Ansas
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