Hill political leader in state and nation 40 years
Avid Bennety Hilt a noted Democratic figure in New York politics for four decades died at Wolfert's Roost. He rose from New York legislator to governor and U S senator, famed for the 1892 Democratic convention speech I am a Democrat. He retired to law practice after a career marked by ambition and a distinctive bachelor life.
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Adhku E. Stevenson
John J. Cartiste
Old “Academy of Music
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Indiana
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William Marsh Rice
Iroquois Memorial Hospital Erected in Honor of Disaster Victims
Relatives of Chicago theater victims organize a memorial hospital to honor those killed in the arena disaster of December. The four story facility will be turned over to Chicago authorities for emergency use with a memorial waiting port and an artistic bronze tablet listing the victims on the ground floor.
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Chicago
Troquoi Myiterke
Arena Theater
Uhiesso
Oroya Highest Railway Station in Peru
Oroya is cited as the world’s highest railway station in Peru with an elevation around 101 meters above sea level. The text mentions a ten hour journey to Yromi and references large land areas including 250 square miles and 91 square miles, though details are garbled and unclear.
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Oroya
Peru
Yromi
Belgians Hold Novel Voice Contest and Canadian Mining Trek
Belgians stage cock voice tests with birds placed in cages while markers count notes. A cock named Viat reportedly voiced 134 times to win a prize. In Ontario, Gouglinds mining district lies west of Cobalt, with a long journey by rail steamer and portage to reach it, described as the youngest silver district in the north.
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Belgium
Poulseur
Gouglinds
Ontario
Cobalt
One Piece House Patent For Concrete Homes
An architect from Chihuahua Mexico receives a patent for a method to construct concrete houses in a single location. The plan emphasizes low production costs and small daily expenses for operation and materials.
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Chihuahhua
Mexico
GAMA TO VISIT AMERICA IN WRESTLING CHALLENGE
Experts abroad hail Gama as a top wrestler after a long bout with Zbyseo. The Indian native portrayed unmatched nerve and relentless pace while describing Gama as a worker who presses opponents to end quickly.
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Ells
Zbyseo
Gama
Ehart
Gaui
Catcher Charley Street Fails To Stop Base Thief
In a baseball tale on Catcher Street Washington, Charley Street recalls a minor league chase where he sprinted after a runner from third to home. Strout struck out the batter, the ball dropped, and Charley raced the fielders in a wild effort. He finally slid home in a crowded plate exchange, blaming his wind pad for the near miss.
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Charley Street
Washington
Bin
Chis
Wism Pure
Charler
Highman
Galghby
Keystone
Strout
Colatin Fs
Totios
Charley
Football pointers and regional college notes from old report
The article mentions Lat and Stanford university forming a team in a local league with five San Francisco churches. Princeton dismisses the tackling dummy while Roper provides instruction. Football accounted for most income for the season with expenses taking a smaller share. Foster Sanford is a new experienced player, while Ed wards of Princeton laments the modern fame versus past days.
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Stanford University
San Francisco
Ries
Edwards
Princeton
Substitutes Stand Up to The Challenge Amid Tough Roles
The piece notes the hard job of utility players like Hofman and Engel, who must adapt to any infield or outfield position and deliver when called. It cites Zimmerman’s versatility for the Cubs, Engle’s shift to third and second, and the value of pinch hitters like Vonfay and Herr. The column praises the strategic importance of the substitute in modern baseball.
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Connie Mack
Ted
Tyes
Hie Regmiat
Tate le
Jan
Hofman
Artie Hofman
Ghicago Cubs
Gnally
Seve Aral
Hira
Chance
Anent Hofman
Feorman
Antiela
Heinie Zlpimernian
Creago
Evers
Cuba
Sorslers
Zhimmering Aled
Cubs
Iiernitt
Jennings
Exytra
Engle
Tack Engle
Boston
Wade
Unders
Tarey Lord
Regiuhir
Turrell
Voglwag
Gardnery
Hone
Wid Vonfay
Gnan
Tvatt
Phas
Mlb
Netina
Frederick News promises complete local and world coverage
The Frederick Daily News pledges more local reading matter than any Maryland paper except Baltimore editions and offers subscriptions by carrier or mail. Rates include 25 cents monthly or 3 dollars yearly for daily service. semi weekly News costs 1 dollar yearly with club inducements. Subscriptions require accompanying cash.
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Maryland
Baltimore
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