Arbitrators Meet Over Railroad Dispute in New York
New York March 10 arbitrators meet under the Erdinan law to arbitrate differences between fifty railroads and 49, two firemen. Public sessions will be held daily to hear evidence from both sides. The panel includes Wlow, Albert Phillips, and William Chamber, with various executives noted.
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New York
Tisreg
Thair
Wlow
Ateortmvy
Pennsylvania ‘Railroad
Albert’ Phillips
Hesanahion
Gtd
Wiliam 2
Chamber
Wasme
Eliel Hen Alt Thy International
Dear Sumi
Stanish
Unclear Board Names Dispute Over Locomotive Pay
Fragmented report notes a board designates a neutral member amid a pay dispute involving firemen and conductors. The board must render a decision by April 2 with no appeals. The issue centers on form and locomotive class, with firemen seeking substantial wage increases while railroads resist. contention highlights pay equity and cost.
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Chai
Cima
I Srdmin Buv
Rdada
Pol Wanan
Pyramids of Cheops and Chephren Outer Coating Likely Limestone
New York Sun reports field observations on the Cheops pyramid noting no granite fragments around its base and suggesting the outer shell blocks were limestone. The Chephren pyramid shows apex observation lines and similar sides, with limestone quarrying near Cairo deemed easier to work and transport than granite.
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Cheops
Pyramid of Cheops
Chephren
Wno
Cairo
Pyramids
Mokattam
New York
Sun
World of Breaking Waters and Vivid Shipwreck Tale
A captain reports the loss of a four masted barque off British Columbia in a hurricane. The vessel struck, broke apart, and drifted ashore as the crew signaled for help while a dramatic moonlit sea roared around them.
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Liverpool
Eng
British Columbia
Really Worth Thinking Over
A theatrical advance agent brings a real story about Miss Kieguer’s jewels and a $194 fine. The tale recalls a gas outage during a performance in Elyria when the leading actress lent sparklers for footlights, improving the show.
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Miss Kieguer
Elyria
Cleveland
Parcel Post Request and Family Conversation
A fragmented dialogue shows a wife asking her husband to send a package by parcel post and inquiring what to bring from the meats and fishes markets. The exchange touches on pride in children and a note about hearing them as they grow older, reflecting family life and aging.
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Hubby
Henry
Hub
New Year Musings and Personal Letters in Prose
Excerpts reveal a reflective year ahead, discussing resolutions and steady living. The writer notes Christmas illness, a spring suit, and a distant beloved whose letters remain crucial for emotional connection, all framed by a quiet, temperate outlook.
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Doy
Miss Bowman Carries Rug Through Boston Streets
Miss Geraldine Bowman, a student from an eastern art school, proved women can wear anything and get away with it by parading a five foot wolfskin rug rolled as a muff through Boston’s shopping district. The stunt, done on a dare, drew no attention as classmates trailed nearby in a busy noon hour crowd.
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Geraldine Bowman
Misa! Bowman
Boston
Vogue
Bowman
Gozen
Misa
Bowmada
Costs Much to Ren New York City 1912 finances
The New York City chamberlain reports total expenditures for 1912 exceeded a half billion dollars. Major outlays included 168 585 952 for revenue bond redemptions and 74 081 990 for corporate stock redemptions while interest on debt reached 40 294 737 and cash balance stood at 843 925 50 in early January. Victoria Not a Suffragette states Queen Victoria opposed the women's movement and history notes her strong reaction to early suffrage efforts.
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New York
Kniderbocker
City of
Chamberlain
Vistoria
Victoria
G W. E. Russell
Lacy
Country Candle Farmer Turunui At Market And Loss
Country Candle details a farmer named Turunui who enjoys a good market day with cattle fetching high prices and buying cloth, then loses money on a careless forked path. Mrs Tresmit laments his missteps while a vicar vents sympathy and notes the scarcity of money in the world.
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Turinui
Resinol Ointment and Soap Publicized for Skin Relief
An advertisement recounts a case of eczema relief after three months using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap with claimed improvement in hand condition. It also promotes the products for eczema and other skin eruptions and cites a Baltimore address for samples. A separate city notice in Lawrence, Kansas, outlines a paving project from Merchant Street to Park Avenue using vitrified brick on concrete, with a city clerk signature.
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WA. McDowe Elt
Lexington, St
Terammenda Anit
Chemical Co
Baltimore
Lawrence Daily Journal World
City
Lawrence
Kansas
Merchant Street
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San di
Cleancweep Sale At Kelsall Farm Reno Friday
Public sale at Kelsall Farm Reno Friday March 14 featuring all farm equipment livestock and household goods. includes cattle hogs horses ponies drills tools wagons team harness and implements. sale starts 10 oclock with items ranging from dairy cattle to machinery and vehicles. conducted by Thomas Wells and associates with terms and delivery details to follow.
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Kelsall Farm
Reno
Orelock
Norge
Jack
Yiu
Daaness
TNO
Notable Edmonton Gunman And Russian Robbery Tragedy
A few years back a local eccentric 2 Mont man used a rifle to fend off police and detectives in Edmonton, wounding the head of the force, Silas Carpenter, who later died in prison after murder conviction and insanity ruling. In Russia near Odesa a bandits' gang robbed a bank messenger of 15 000 dollars. Police tracked them to a cottage. a bomb destroyed it, killing five robbers and wounding two constables. The village police chief now allows bombs to end sieges to avoid police casualties.
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Montman
Depent
Silas
Carpenter
Edmonton
Alberta
Rusala Ina
Odesza
Sale Sharked by the Persistent Agent in Private Office
A persistent salesman tries to sell a glass cutter vacuum cleaner phonograph camera and a $423 automobile to a business man who rejects each item. The seller finally exits with a quarter after declaring he has nothing left to offer. A French geologist argues Italy’s volcanic activity stems from its status as the earth’s youngest cooled region and the last to harden.
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Mike
Italy
Monsieur Pepprett
Paris
Europe
Old World
Talyy
Gelfs Paramount Attraction And Historic Archery Ban
General Bethune laments that gelf attractions deter enlistment in the territorial British forces. The text recalls a 1437 Scottish ban on the game to protect archery practice against England. James IV later issued a fresh edict against Jzolf with penalties, though the king himself enjoyed the pastime.
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Gelf
Bethune
England
James Iv
Jzolf
Curious Loan Clubs Rule In North London
A skimpy note describes loan clubs in North London enforcing strict rules. Members must borrow 25 yearly or face fines, with loans secured by two fellow members, creating awkward situations when someone cannot secure a loan and is fined or barred from borrowing.
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London
England
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