Penny Opens New York Tubes Between Penn Station and Island
The article recalls the first electric tube trains from 34th Street to Hempstead Jamaica and Far Rockaway, marking eight years of work and a $90 million cost. It notes immediate service, smooth operations, and Mansfield Cassatt’s long‑planned dream becoming reality as engineers completed Jersey tube electrification and link to Pennsylvania lines.
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New York
Manhattan
Pennsylvania’ railroad
Lavent avenue
Hempstead
Jamaica
braded
Hollis
Queen Jucola
Garden
City
pointa
Oyster Bay
Long daland
tana townsend
Long Island
Ita
frst
Long Island railroad
Jamica
branaber
tha
Pennsylvania
Jersey tubes
North river
Cassatt
Jeraey
Kya
Rock tunnels under rivers form parallel links in city plan
A fragmented note describes solid rock layers beneath the North and East rivers with two parallel tunnels under both rivers toward Manhattan. It mentions an alliance in Atlantic and a project area around twenty acres undergoing constriction, signaling a major subterranean link proposal.
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North
Manhattan
allian ce pring. geht
wardseo
Boy Dies After Baseball Hit to Temple
Edward W Hege twelve years old died in Washington when a baseball thrown during brothers practice struck his right temple. The two boys played catch awaiting a match game. one threw hard and missed the box, the ball struck him and he fell. His fourteen year old brother carried him home and a doctor declared him dead.
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Misgea
Washington
Eight Persons Drowned in Comanche Flood
Eight people drowned near Guating in Comanche County Texas after a heavy downpour caused the South Lean river to swell. The flood followed a rainfall totaling ten inches, washing away homes and stranding residents as rescue efforts began at dawn.
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Comanche
Tex
Guating
South Lean river
Morse Broke the Prison Rules at Atlanta Federal Prison
Warden Moyer reports that banker Charles W. Morse was confined two days in a solitary cell after he refused to disclose sources of funds. Money totaling 42 dollars was alleged to come from Morse's wife and his former business partner W P Reid. No dungeon or bread and water punishments were administered, according to the warden, as authorized by the attorney general's office.
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Atlanta
Moyer
Charles” W. Moree
New York
Washington
Morse
W. P. Reid
deniow
Insulted Portraits Lead to Juvenile Plea in Pa Courthouse
At Orwigsburg George Robertson Benilla George Kelly of McAdoo and Harry Willama Ta maqua faced Judge Brimm for insulting portraits of Lincoln and McKinley. They pleaded guilty to common nuisances as no formal charges covered the act. Williams shown good character will not serve full term. Also, brakeman Richard Dawson killed in engine accident near Lambertville from skull fracture after head struck a car. he died at Trenton hospital. home at Phillipsburg.
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Weare
Lincoln
McKinley
Pottaville
George Robertson
Benilla
George Kelly
McAdoo
Harry Willama
Tamaqua
jal
Jurge Brimm
Squire Brownmiler
Orwigsburg
Lambertville
Nod
Richard Dawson
Pennsylvania
Trenton ‘hospital
Hla
Interurban trolley accident injures twenty near Cleveland
A trolley collision on the Cleveland and Southwestern line injured twenty passengers, several seriously, when an Interurban car derailed after jumping the track at high speed. The crash occurred on the city line as the car traveled about forty miles per hour. News service reports.
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lela
pax mongers
Cleveland
Milwaukee Welcomes Roosevelt in Open City Welcome
The article recalls Colonel Roosevelt's Milwaukee visit as the city opened its gates and granted him the freedom of the town. He toured, visited the Deutscher club, and enjoyed the night more than the reception committee anticipated. He avoided political talk, focusing on city life and the people.
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Milwaukée
Milwaukee
Roosevelt
Pau
Seidel
Nitiwalt
T. R
LaPoltette
carrithe
Benator’ Follette
iscusa
Deutscher. club
Artist Earle Reform Aims To Rejoin First Wife In Europe
New York report cites Earle, called inaugurator of affinity fashion, seeking to readjust life after divorce. He reportedly traveled to Europe to ask his first wife to reconcile and raise their child, amid plans to reform domestic life and pursue a joint future. Close friend Alexander Harvey relayed details of the effort and Barlé’s stance on married life.
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New York
Earit
artlat
Europe
Alézandee i Harvey
ila fsians
Barle
Parla
Emily Fischbacher
Miss Jule
thin
pune
Harvey
Barlé
isch
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