Pennsy Fast Train Breaks One Mile Record
A Pennsylvanian special train on the New York to Chicago route crossed a mile in 28 18 seconds. The 905 mile trip was completed in 16 hours and 34 minutes, with speeds reaching 72 miles per hour between segments. Officials credited engine Siibert and a backup power for keeping the timetable on track amid a near miss at Mansfield.
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Pennyiania
Orly
Geert
Orien
Pittsburg
Manefeld
Ohio
Crestine
Alebert
Specter
Ies
Jay Chicago
Gotham
Peccesivan
Lake Shore
Betwren Seiten
Elita
Chia
Mansfield
Cascutt
Blebert
Siebert
Mansfeld
Notter Racine Engins
Chicago
C. L. Kimfal
North Philadelphia
Berksburg
Harris Quie
Aline
Aljerca
Willsburg
Pittebars
Cresiioe
Crealine
Fort Wayne
Fort Warne
Lake Shore's Easy Speed Train Run From New York
General Muneger Marshall and Cot Zngizeee Harver of the Lake Shore conduct a rapid daily inspection trip covering 550 miles on the New York Central route. The train, formed by a private locomotive and three cars, leaves New York and arrives at Cleveland with a 16 hour journey cited. The tale mentions old practice of test trains and a schedule running with similar stops as Bay Century Limited lines. A highway clerk named Sumone in the Department of Figtests dies suddenly on Broadway. Roosevelt Hospital staff attended to the sick man. authorities filed papers.
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New
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Penn
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Chimgs
Muneger Marshall
Cot Zngizeee Harver
Lake Shore
Beftais
Caverinar
Seavey
New-York
New-Terk
Colenge
Ira Central
Tobit Heeberereene Seeme Tork Central
Sumone
Department of Figtests
Broadway
Roosevelt
Middleton assets prompt fears of widespread loss in New York Realty case
The article accuses Willoughby Middleton of wrecking the New York Realty Corporation and misusing funds. It reports investigators finding overdrawn accounts, destroyed papers, and checks signed in Middleton’s name. Directors face bankruptcy decisions as detectives probe Middleton’s alleged schemes and private estate ties.
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Lewyers
New-York Realty Corporation
Willoughby Middleton
A. Spetiimer
Dees
Exbooker Company Aa
Washington
Ferture
Marten
Scenarte
Hank
Kisckerbocker’ Trust Company
Midcieton
New-York Mutual
Equisblé
Alb
Samuel Kronhere
Onive
George Fy Alberann
Middleton
Foldt
Harlem
Feally Company
Tim
Elmeselt
Earl of
Babickilw
India
Esstera Soyetictsien
Subcommittee Seeks to Enforce Hotel Law Amid Debates
A city committee on suppressing hotel abuses met with Superintendent Hopper of the Police Department to discuss enforcing the Ambie 2ew. Key figures included Rev Dr John P Peters and Lawrence Velillar. Hopper pledged enforcement but warned of possible caseloads, with inspectors presenting recommendations.
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Ramee Law Hotels
Isaac A. Hopper
Bulldipes Department
John P. Peters
St. Sichael's Protestant Episcopal Church
Lawrence Velilar
City Clubr
Thomas H
Topper
Velller
Henry Yester- Bey
Mots
Fie
SUE WABASH OVER BONDS Ruling in Federal Court seeks interest count
The Mercantile Trust Company of New York files suit in federal court to force an accounting of Wabash earnings since July 18 19. The firm says $432 250 and $882 50 are available for interest on Series A and EB bonds but earnings have funded double tracking steel portages and other projects contrary to mortgage terms.
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Tribunes St Louis
Jane
Mercantile Trust Company of New York Today
Elenious Smith
Wet
Foundry Workers Strike Across New York and Vicinity
Foundry employees in New York and nearby areas began a two year’s fresh strike against the New York and New Jersey Foundrymen’s Association. The walkout, urged by President Frank McArdle of the International Brotherhood of Foundrymen, seeks a closed shop and a wage increase of eight and a half per cent. Employers reportedly plan countermeasures as talks stall. no consensus on which men are involved.
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New-York
New Jersey
McArdle
International Dectherhood
Gimert Fie & Co
Consolidated Exchange Elects Trustees
The casual election of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange was held yesterday with no opposition to reelect Fickes. Trustees Lewis V. Randolph and others were named to serve five years, with several named to two year terms.
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Consolidated Stock and ‘Petrolewm Exchange
Hare
Lewis V
F. Randolph
Peeal
Geo
W. Pieawer
Trade fears loom over export ties with China
President Boosevsu hosts a 30 member American Asiatic Association delegation urging faster immigration policy reform to protect U S cotton textile and iron and steel trade with China. They warn against boycotts and seek easier entry for merchants students and travelers while Roosevelt pledges action with Commerce and Labor to improve relations and export access.
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Washington
Boosevsu
American Asiatic Association
Tha Lotter Textile Incmery
United States
China
China I
John Feont
New-York
American Astatia Association
Ert
Asis
BHM
Chi
Lear
Bisbe
Mtr
Ite
Feu
Roosevelt
Felavione
Chloe Ile
Chics
Mettall
Commerce
Ther
Record in Tax Arrears and Arrears Collection Battle
The article reports widespread tax arrears in New York City with a $308,009 arrears total and large corporate contributions. It notes The Consolidated Gas Company paying a partial arrears bill and a court clash involving Brooklyn Railway and City Controller Grout over tax arrears for 19M. The piece hints at appeals over car license fee deductions and potential 7 percent interest on unpaid claims, plus anticipated public auctions of property and franchise neglects amid a listing of several companies and properties.
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Trvke
Concotdavel Gas Company
Brooklyn Hetenty Railroad
Ccteneel
Shahan & Coil Dewan
Machumua
Grout
Filma
Cumpanies
Beresu
Vonisolierius
Progeriy
Arceive
T-Morris
Fascisa
Gale
Smetupnikan Street
Fallway Jcunary
East Broadway
Manhattanville
St Nifficchs
Union Railway Companys
New-York Mores
Consolidated Brokers Short on Disrupted Exchange Activity
The Clearing House reported small balances on the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange as three brokers including C Hort and B Hess faced temporary delays and detentions after a disturbance. Sanders adjusted his balance within the half hour, while Hoyt and Hess faced initial restrictions before official announcements clarified their status.
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Conani
Petroleum Exchange
A. XN
Auofera
C Hort
FL B. Hess
Sanders
Hoyt
Hesse
Ste Tefore
Orson Pacis Una
Beth
Thompson Starrett Signs with Electrical Workers Union
A one year agreement was signed by Thompson Starrett Company and officers of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The firm binds itself to employ non union members in Electrical Workers chapters, amid ongoing tugs between builders trades groups and contractors over hiring practices at major sites like Grand Central Station.
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Thompson-Starrett Company
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Ttack
Electrical Workers
Chica No. A
Bulldins Trades, Employers’ Association
Wep
Prommpsun-Star‘rett Company
Brothermoog of Carpenters
Scamel Workers
Twig
Sim
Amon Mbioh
Grand Central Station
Bem
Bithret
Peanayiwatie Basire
Water Commission Meets and Prepares Plan
The new Water Commission led by Edward Shamons and C N Chatekkani filed to the Corporation Counsel yesterday and discussed the commission’s powers. Delany gave a full explanation as the meeting closed without comments from commissioners.
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NEW Water Commission
Water Commission
Edward Shamons
C. N. Chatekkani
Corporation Counsel
Talund
Mr. Delany
Sivoreed
Iasson
Simnet Aaity
Evers
Furnished rooms and apartments with baths and amenities
Long listing of furnished rooms and apartments for rent in a city area. Includes private baths, daily rates, and multiple building addresses. Features private dressing rooms, weekly terms, and various amenities such as water, elevator access, and near streetcar lines. Several real estate firms and carpet cleaners are mentioned in connection with the properties.
Fragmentary OCR sparks limited headline creation
Incomplete text yields few readable facts about a historical subject. An unclear string includes scattered letters and broken words with no identifiable people places or events to anchor a summary.
White Goods and Lace Trimmed Dress Goods Sale
In a June sale, Hiearn's offers china silk waists, white garments, and trimmed lawns at reduced prices. The ad touts special prices on lace, embroidery, and silk outfits, with bold claims of excellent value and extensive assortments. Includes window screens and durable wood goods for home use.
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New York
China
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Asiatic Association
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