New York Station F Pennsyl R A Wilding Among World Stations
May 21 1910 The new Pennsylvan ia station in New York will be unique among world stations for its multiple entrances and vast under street construction. It spans Seventh Avenue to Thirty third Street with a 430 foot frontage on avenues and 70 feet on streets, featuring three levels and a central waiting hall rivaling ancient baths in scale. The design, Doric columns and pink Alabama stone, emphasizes ease of access with open pavilions and covered carriage entrances, while shops, restaurants, and services line the arcade and concourse leading to the largest waiting room in the world.
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Pennsylvania Station Plan Described for New York
A detailed description outlines a vast Pennsylvania Railroad station with a central waiting area, segregated clubrooms for men and women, a main baggage hall, and a wide concourse. The plan includes a subsurface subway, extensive track layout, and electric vehicle service, aiming for seamless passenger flow and future transit integrations. Architects McKim Meade and White of New York will supervise construction.
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Purdy Habeas Corpus Hearing Delayed Until Monday
Purdy sought release from county jail in indirect contempt case. Judge Fremont Alford postponed proceedings to next Monday due to illness of counsel S. Dimoan. Purdy remains free on bond.
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Indianapolis
Sun
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Do You Curse A Cut It Gut Crusade On
A special to The Fun from Haverhill Massachusetts describes a crusade against profanity led by the Anti Profanity Society seeking to curb profanity in public life. The article notes a 1801 historical crusade in a Massachusetts city against blasphemy in public spaces.
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Maas
Union Advice From Chief Engineer Arthur Leads League Founding
A garbled early union message urges reform of profanity and cites Rev Roland P Bawyer as founder’s secretary. The remark refers to an inn and ministers, noting the league formed quickly and grew to forty members within a year amid unclear details and OCR garble.
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Profanity Fight League Targets Public Sentiment
Rev Dr John L Withrow leads a league opposing profanity through literature, pulpit and press agitation, and anti-profanity laws. A noted tactic involves distributing "curse cards" to rebuke outbursts, with members sometimes handing them out in public.
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John L. Withrow
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Vue embiene of Cae Searur opened amid warning blast
An unclear passage notes a reformation scene where a structure called Vue embiene of Cae Searur is struck and 4 tiles open while teaching a profanity, surrounded by an appropriate matra. It hints at danger of disaster to the reformer and warns of volatile conditions.
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Terence Mulvaney Says Senate Rate Bill Amendment Sole Menace
Vinmoral Terence Mulvaney labels the senate passed addendum to the railroad rate bill as a sole menace of a reculan, reported by New York Evening Sun. The remark frames the political clash over postal transit policy.
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Biggest Jobs in Big Cities New York
The Sea, New York May 2 reports a vast transit plan costing about 450000.00 to build an enormous tunnel and bridge network. New York faces daily commuting strains and a subway system soon to be dwarfed by an extension from Butchery Park under the East River to central Brooklyn, with two deeper inner subway lines planned for Manhattan.
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Subways expansion plans link Manhattan to New Jersey
A proposed Hudson River and Manhattan Railroad project would bore a subway under the Hudson from New Jersey into Manhattan, creating new terminals and bridges. It details a plan to link Manhattan with New Jersey, including a railway terminal on Jersey lines and an East River route. Construction would include new bridges and a Manhattan terminal at Blackwell Island, with two new submarines under the East River to relieve congestion.
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What Means This Eager Radicalism In Senate
Washington May 4 The piece questions the motives of senators amid a proposed railway rate bill. It cites views from Standard Oil Anaconda New York Central and others, questioning whether reforms will curb railroads while noting uncertainty among officials and lawmakers about the bill’s real intent. It ponders if democratic pressure may reshape the Senate to favor the public.
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Washington
United Later Senate
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Doukhobors Win a New Affluence in Saskatchewan Colony
Report from Winnipeg describes the Doukhobor community prospering in Canada under the Boukhadar company. The movement plans a railroad and multiple factories, funded by wholesale supply purchases and farm operations. Four villages in Saskatchewan contribute to a shared commune with a reported revenue nearing 60,000 dollars, plus planned infrastructure including a railway, stables, housing, and a large hover facility to serve village needs.
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Brakeman A W Browning Killed By Train
A. W. Browning, 7 brakeman for Vandalia, fell from a moving caboose during backing near the Belmont avenue Vandalia bridge. Nine of fourteen cars passed over him, killing him instantly. He lived in Columbus with his parents and sister.
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