Electric interstate railway proposed by Ramsey syndicate
A Chicago to New York double-truck railroad by a Ramsey syndicate headed by Joseph B. Ramsey would be electric and shorter than current routes. It would pass through Pittsburgh to access coal regions, potentially drawing heavy freight and passenger traffic and accelerating the shift from steam to electric locomotives. The plan's fate will be watched by the public and railroad men.
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Mr. Kameey
Chicago
New York
Joseph B. Ramey
Iate
Wabash
An. Gortaken
Pittsburg
Teeides
WES Fe
Macy
New York, New Haven
Bartford
New York Central
Mr. Ramsey
Mr. Ramecy
Temporary Comment on Latest Statistics
Incoherent fragment cites “latest statistics” and a business man with a baseless claim. The text appears as a stray note without clear dates places or named individuals suitable for a full article card.
Fragmented OCR: travel talk and odd exchanges in text
Snatches of dialogue describe a New York millionaire and travels as one speaker questions routes and money. The garbled lines mention a 93,000 and a return to a “peek-a-boo waist” with vague references to shipping and travel.
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Liv
Lynching Debate Surfaces as Maryland Case Spurs Law Respect
The piece links a new rise in lynching incidents to Southern states and cites George Hall's 15 year sentence in North Carolina. It argues mob violence may end only when lawful process and accountability are restored and warns against excusing vigilantism in rape cases.
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The
New York Tribune
George Hall
North Osrolina
Salisbury
Maryland
Warfield
North
Hall
Moments with the Muse Poem Fragment by Omarles TenNvoon Turner
A fragmented poem excerpt describes dawn meditations, divine praise, and nightly visions with shifting imagery of shadows, birds, and seas. The text attributes the piece to Omarles TenNvoon Turner and includes stray garbled phrases and stray monetary references.
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Theo
Omarles TenNvoon Turner
Protect the Forests or Buy Foreign Lumber Says Official
Chicago August 16 Union leaders and officials heard Mr M Hale Washington special representative of the forestry department warn that if United States forests continue to be exhausted the country must import lumber from abroad. He cited ten year losses and noted regions nearly depleted of merchantable timber. A resolution urging Washington to back forestry work was adopted after his address.
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United States
Chicago
Thomas
Unite Btates
Hr. M. Hale
Washington
Specia
Department Forestry
National Coopers’ Association
Hale
Forestry Department
Ite
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Anthony Hall
Storer College
Niagara Movement
Henry T. McDonald
O Storer College
Colleg
God
Nero
Universal
America
Brown
Treasury Buys 50000 Ounces Silver at 66.62
The U S Treasury announced purchasing 50000 ounces of silver at 66.62 per ounce after four bids were opened by Director Roberts. Secretary Shaw and Director Roberts plan weekly purchases of 50k to 100k ounces for an indefinite period. bidders names remain undisclosed.
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U. 8. Treasury
Boyldon
Washington
Roberts
Mint
Treasury
Shaw
Chodur
Marylanders who left the state migrate to Pennsylvania and beyond
The report shows 18219 Maryland natives born in Maryland and 149,688 living outside the state. Pennsylvania leads destinations with 61,993 natives, followed by the District of Columbia 37,823 and Delaware 17,000. California attracts 3,043 Marylanders, Colorado 1,978, and Ohio 18,212 have moved there.
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Marstenders
Bates
North Atlantic Division
Newland
New York
New Torey
Pouvayivanis
Newagiana
Boutherm
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Hawaii
Alaska
Ohio
Maryland
Funeral notices for Lydia A. Gaugh and Josiah Tease
Funeral services were held yesterday for Lydia A. Gaugh of Lewistown at St. Pauls Utica with Rev. Hench and Rev. Bonce officiating. Interment followed at Utica cemetery. M L Creager was funeral director. Josiah Tease was buried yesterday at Mt. Pleasant with Rev. Tyler officiating and pallbearers named. O C Carty served as funeral director. An alleged embezzler was arrested in New York on a Memphis charge. An editor from Syracuse, Milton H. Northrup, was killed riding a bicycle in Byeruse. Two girls, Fannie King and Nettie and Lena Jordahl, drowned at Cormorant Lake in Lake Park Minnesota.
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Hoboken
New York
John O'Brien
N. J
Frank Cottagio
O'Brien
Vencenzo Gerosto
Cottaglo
Lydia A. Gaugh
Lewistown
Jacob H. Gaugh
St. Paul's Church
Utica
M. Hench
Rev. Bonce
Christopher Or
J. L. Greed
J.%. Botok
L. Leatherman
M. Mayne
BE. Wabster
M. L. Creager
Thormont
Josiah Tease
Geo. E Lenge
Past Tyler
the Reformed Church
Mt. Pleasant
Calvin Thomas
Edward Oram
Bradley Orsmor
Fred. Batrick
Herman Buckey
Z. W. Smith
Leterment
O. C. Carty
Byeruuse
Milton HH. Northrup
Syracuse
Judes Wittely
Detroit Minn
Fannie King
Nettie
Lena Jordaht
Lake Park
Minn
Cormorant Lake
Notable Fatalities and Legal Cases From Washington and Pennsylvania
Heat related collapses kill Leslie Johnson and William Stewart as tensions rise among enslaved people in Washington. Camden butter dealer William Lucas fined 1320 for selling short weight. Pennsylvania brakeman Frederick Ford dies by suicide near Enola. Night watchman Tavis Nye shot during pursuit by detectives in Pittsburgh area. Batavia resident Emil Horner murders his brother‑in‑law and injures his wife, who may die. In Wilkes Barre a mother, Kate Waab, arraigned for allegedly throwing her four‑week‑old babe into the Susquehanna. remanded awaiting grand jury action on murder charge.
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Leslie Johnson
William Stewart
Washington
Wiliam Lucas
Camden
B. Frederick Ford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Enola
Herrisburg
Tavis Nye
Uridge
Legionvie
Pittsburg
Emmil Horner
Batavia
Wilken Barre
Kato Waeb
Susquehanna River
Jude John Laach
Commonwealth
Doan's Ointment Advertised for Itching Ecremas Relief
An old testimonial touts Doan's Ointment as a cure for itchiness and eczema like eruptions. Frederick resident Foster Milbare claims one application calmed a neck lesion and the ointment healed the area, with Doan's listed as the sole U S agent.
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Doan
Frederick
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