Wilson of Bar Harbor builds monoplane on frozen lake
Aviator Wilson of Bar Harbor Maine demonstrates a monoplane like Bleriot’s, with wings spanning twenty feet, adjustable planes, and a wind powered start. He flies 700 feet high on a frozen lake at Bagslake Bar Harbor, claiming safety from a wind of 20 to 40 miles per hour and a flight lasting about one hour and twenty minutes.
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Wilson
Bar Farbor
Boston
New
York
Aeronautica
Ottack of Fonds
Whit
Tate
Bleriot
Artificia
Elreling Ie Dake
Itis
Ifeen
Walpole
Mass
Wilwon
Senator McLaurin recalls race narratives at Charleston
The article notes Senator McLaurin, a leading industrial figure, entertaining colleagues with stories about black southerners and a Mississippi man who moved north seeking prosperity. It describes the tense racial context and McLaurin's role in greeting fellow lawmakers during a February Washington event while praising his long tenure and family ties.
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Manator Anséim
Joseph Wet
Bris
United States Senate
Democratic Coleagues
Bat
Borne 'MacLaura
Mins
Laura ‘Ravch
Washington
Avere Rehoba
bin Yarm
Giant World Map Project Outlined At Congress
Bailey Willis reports from London on a colossal world map planned as 100 by 150 feet, with 2400 sheets. Each nation to contribute its land map and borders to form a complete globe, with timing and exact details still to be finished. The effort aims to unite global civility through a shared cartographic display. Also noted is plan for a National Fair of Our Products by the United States Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition Company with offices in Hartford, seeking sites in several states for a nationwide exposition.
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Madovley
Bailey Willis
London
Star
Inner Zealand
Wills
Thio
United States
Rica
Commonwealths
Local election drama and cryptic mural of defeat
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a mayoral race outcome and unclear details from a Denver office. Messages imply a defeat for a candidate named Parra or related person, with garbled phrases about pews and timelines. Further context is unreadable in the clipping.
Census zeal sparks wary households and dog chains urged
Anxious new census drive instructs enumerators to probe street names, birthplaces, citizenship, schooling, and employment while warning rural residents to chain dogs after April 14. Officials stress accuracy to set premiums and shape policy. households face broad, intrusive questions in a nationwide count.
Friends and relatives visit in city as holidays end
A long list of visitors and locals from Baltimore Washington Hagerstown and nearby towns are recorded visiting relatives in the city. Names include Mrs. George W. Shoe Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Stongoer Mr. and Mrs. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kline and many others. Several residents are noted sick or recently home from travel ahead of New Year and holidays.
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Balui- Mesara
Casper
Cline
Willis
Wwegriffie Dre
Bueliee
Philadelphia
Hatherine
Barkley
W. Wascle
Jona
Biekey
Kon
Léo
Harbitton
of Pearl
Healpter
Edward ‘Bobell
Derr
St. Kino
Vie Iginta
Vielting
Bas
Margaret
Roelkoy
North Marsket Streat
Vila
Baltimore
Mane Ry
Wolfe
Hagerstown
Miesés’ Touth
Bessie Houdt
Gettyabbee
George W. Shoe
East Sixt Sixth
Arthur Jd. Beeley
Newark
George Groshon
East Patrick Arrest
Innes
H. Stokes
Norfolk
Shle-Aister
James Jms Perry
North Market Street
Cyrus Stongoer
Habover
A. A. Lough
Lel
Beg.snother
Mary Danigis
Nro
Visting Stre
Hodge
Stalemity
Gettysburg
Mary’ Stumpacker
Doter
Linwood
Atstor
Charles Hi Stokes
Dillavenus
Masters
Aira
Walter Saunders
North Market
Nod ’Mtre
Louis
M.kine
Washington
Epic
H. T. Kline
Court Street
William DeGrange
Elizabeth “DeGeage
Patrick Street
Henry
Milton” ‘Ketanver
Mesnra-C. Rand
G. Harvey
Kefanyer
Brooklyn
Roc Troy
Harry Ardecker
Oo Pennington
Bert ‘Walling
North Bentz Street
Mileén B. Zimmernar
Second
Mt. Airy
Maryland Water Power Policy and Drainage Plan Considered
The report urged appointing a commission with Maryland Geological Survey and U S Geological Survey to study power development on all streams, survey swamp lands, and draft a general drainage law. It discusses waterways under federal control, franchise terms, and revenue from water power. Reclamation of marshes and sanitation were key topics, with emphasis on cooperation and large-scale ownership.
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Aypoin
Conalder
Gove
Ec San
Esra
Bo Whltman
Age Milburn
Qin Nirolioy
Avid George
Nol. Renith
Maryland
Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey
Cripitali Iton
State
Public Service Commission
Geological : Survey
United .’‘States
United “States ‘Department of Agriculture
Metra
Theederal
Connectink
Isapenke
Delswrare
Bayo 3 Bos
Sala
Isi
Norway
Susquehanna
Potomac
Virginia
West Virginia
Holland
Middle West
Atlantic
Digestive Misery and Home Remedies From a Fractured Text
Awed readers face stomach distress including digestion trouble gas heartburn and headache. A fragment hints at home remedies and warnings about overhyped cures while mentioning a product called Pape's Diapepain and people seeking relief from dyspepsia and stomach fermentation.
Irrigation Policy and Water Supply in Eastern States
A report discusses the need for Maryland to pass measures protecting waters from pollution and for irrigation to support crops in the East. It notes rainfall variability causes droughts, farmers resort to hauling water, and that common irrigation methods used in humid climates are not feasible for small scale output, while meadow and truck farming irrigation is established in the North Atlantic States.
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North Atlantic States
Brief Bits Fire and Horse Incident Report
A small fire at the rear of Mr and Mrs Robert Conrad on Saturday night started from a Christmas tree but was put out by Mrs JH Ramsburg Jr preventing serious damage. Nearby a horse belonging to William Kintz hitched in front of Mrs Annie Hagan's North Market street home collapsed and was taken to Dr R V Smith's sanitarium on Court Street for treatment.
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Robert Conrad
Christman
JH. Ramsburg, Jr
William Kintz
Braddoghe
Annie Hagan
Market Street
Dn R. V. Smith
Court Street
Costly Accident Toppled Cobbett in Bridge Bid Collapse
A derailed Russian bridge project left Jacob Cobbett and his firm bankrupt after a delayed design bid for the great Kaura bridge failed. Wealthy English engineering houses bid for the project but Russia repudiated the contract for delays, granting the job to a cheaper Yankee firm that copied plans.
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Cobbett’&Co
Americas
Kaur
Jacob Cobbett
Sessmning Waa
Ind
Cobbett
Rudsia
Cobbatt
Yankee Firm
Cobbett & Co
Kaura- Bridge
Russia
Aiiter
Lena Huite
Tondan
Serans
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