Local Treasury Clean-Up Targets Service Misconduct
Readable fragments describe a broad housecleaning effort by Treasury officials aimed at cleaning up the service. Schroeder says many cases are under consideration and a large number of individuals face potential charges or suspensions. Former official Wakeman discusses thorough removal and ongoing investigations with Secretary MacHidurice cited as context.
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Stout Cabes
Ounacryien
Iit
Treasury Department
Wakenwin
Féahington
Forceful Suffragette Settlement Reported at Trial
Fragmentary notes describe a forceful incident involving a suffragette during a trial at a facility identified as Eeteunica-Asfolion. The report mentions imprisonment, a judge or authority figure, a possible release, and a distressed mother shouting in the building as observers react.
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Nati
Eeteunica - Asfolion
Prisoxier
Miss Pant
Robbery Case Ties to $8000 Theft at Barn
In a court proceeding Judge Hordert hears the case of John Eilaworth charged with theft of $8000 from a barn. The fragmented OCR reads as a dramatic report of a robbery and legal action, with unclear surrounding details and dates.
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Ranier
Ead Gontessian
Anenes
N.S. Novi
Donamhne
Hordert
John
Eilaworth
Tunnels Under New York Nab Akron Ahead Of Train Run
The report describes the first train journey under the New York area linking Lon Telasd and nearby lines. President McCrea of the railroad company led the trip with several directors aboard, noting rapid progress and the ceremonial significance of the tunnel project.
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Ako
Snovs
Swader
McCrea
Sylvania
Auecons
Judge Lurton for Supreme Bench
Washington reports that President Taft favors Horace H. Lurton of Nashville for the Supreme Court seat. It notes age concerns and mentions Senatorial opposition, with Lurton described as a former Confederate soldier and trusted candidate for Taft's first high judicial appointment.
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Washington
Taft
Horace H. Lurton
Nashville
Pultywill Gurinaya
Supreme Bench
Tutus Wy Redsham
New York
Forko
Senate
Lartun
Uhere Sound
Mr. Taft
Labor leaders gain stay in Gompert Mitchell Morrison case
The DC Court of Appeals grants a stay until November 29 delaying contempt sentencing for Samuel Gompert John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor in the Buck Stove and Range case. Warriner plans to plead guilty in Cincinnati. Kaiser will act Tuesday with new apple crop prospects in the midwest.
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Gomp
Mitchell
Morrisan Grant
Eda
Washington
Court of Appeals of the
District of Columbia
Samuel Gompert
John Mitchell
Frank M. Morrison
American Federation
of. Labor
Jal
Ther Buck
Supreme Court of the District of
Warriner
Poetic Figure Billers Verses Highlight New York Literary Scene
A fragmented excerpt discusses notable writers and editors linked to New York literary circles. It mentions the Gene, the New York era, and associations such as the Authors' club, the Public Art department, and various committees.
Tarantula panic hits Dead Letter Office staff
A tarantula unleashed chaos at the Dead Letter Office as clerk J. R. Davis opened a suspicious package. The spider caused a stampede among workers, with women fainting and men fleeing before the tarantula was located in a mail sack pile and killed. The box originated in New York and was sent for examination due to foreign destination concerns.
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Washington
Poxtoffie
J. R. Davis
Verity
da Leon
Vicenzo
Florence
Italy
Anantya
Donlen
Teller
New York
Carlisle Said To Be Dying With Little Hope Of Recovery
New York November 19 ex Secretary of the Treasury John Carlisle lies gravely ill at St Vincent's hospital with little chance of recovery despite reports of stabilizing moments. Conflicting doctors notes and orders from Dr Joseph D Warren and other specialists add to the somber outlook as Carlisle remains near death.
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Farmer
Treasury
New York
Vincent's Hospital
The
John
Carlisle
Joseph D. Wrrant
Grover Cleveland
Astor Yacht Heard Safe After New York Storm
Reported sighting traces of John Jacob Astor’s yacht Annetta, missing in West Indian waters for ten days, returning to Hawi harbor amid hurricane aftermath. Court and military notes follow with unrelated items on trials and a 1900 Omaha train robbery.
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New York
John Jacob” Astor
Cayitaly J. Durie
Arcanistin
Annetta
Durig
Astordartys
Hawi's
San Salvador
Chrishopners
Mador
Sickles Palin
Eleventh Army
Miémory
Tate
Howard
Hix
Gettysburg
Herwasy Nots
Bieckleme
Tor
Baten
Union Pacific
Omaha
Balloon Invention Book Describes Eagle Guided Flight
A Vienna 1803 treatise on navigation by balloons and trained eagles is reviewed. The author Jakob Kleserer portrays birds guiding balloons, with minute instructions and depictions of double teams and relays for fast delivery of patches and goods.
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Jakob Kleserer
Herr Loeschenkouil
Wohlsparkt
Vienna
Rexall Hair Tonic Claims Hair Growth On Bald Heads
An advertisement touts Rexall 92 Hair Tonic as a potent mix of Resorcin Beta Naphthol and Pilocarpine with alcohol for cleansing antiseptic scalp care. It promises hair nourishment and new growth, with a liberal guarantee and two sizes 50 cents and 1.00 available at The Roxall Store in Willameon, Frederick.
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Rexall
Frederick
Our
Roxall
Willameon
North
Marknt Bt
Miners urged prison for law violators and safer shafts
Colonel Read urged strict penalties for mining law violators and mandatory safety measures. He called for asbestos curtains and sandbag walls, locked safety lamps, and controlled powder handling to prevent fires and blasts. He blamed blowout shots for most explosions and urged better ventilation and dust suppression in mines.
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Petion
Pennsylvania
St. Big
Maine
Read
Illinois
Cherry
Srem
Proposals for Party Leader Election and Advisory Committee
The plan outlines selecting a party leader for a year via a citywide vote with a separate ballot box. The top vote getter becomes leader, with a small advisory committee for the next year. The leader places names on the regular ticket at primaries, while independent candidacies remain open.
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Booth
East
Gould
Taxi Balloon Service Promises Low-Cost Aerial Rides For Women
An article describes the world’s first taxi balloon service in St. Louis, offering 500 miles of flight per trip at six cents per mile if permitted by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Aero club organizer Morris A. Heimann envisions women as top patrons, touting beauty and health benefits from high-altitude air, while detailing gas costs, wear and tear, and service rates. The piece also mentions broader topics from American reclamation plans to a Franco-Italian canal project and a playful collage of upbeats and oddities.
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Bt Louis
St. Louis
Publc
Interstate Commerce Commission
Morris A. Heimann
Aero Club
Lins
Ike
Hofmann
Building Lot Auction Notice in Frederick City 1908
Public notice announces sale of valuable building lots by private sale near Frederick City. Auction scheduled for November 27 at 11 o clock in the morning. Items include household furniture and related property from the estate of creditors. Bidders advised to inspect and bid to acquire parcels facing East Street and nearby lots in the area as listed by the owners and executors.
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Frederick City
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