Cold Wave Impacts Reach Sanford Growers In Florida
The Jacksonville Florida press notes the cold wave widespread effects reaching eyetable growers as far south as Sanford. It also reports that at the close of the first fiscal year there were 11 life saving stations nationwide with distribution on the Atlantic coast lakes and the Pacific coast plus one in Louisville Kentucky.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Sanford
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Louisville
Aluminum as engraving material replaces stone and steel
Aluminum will be used for engraving instead of stone or steel. Proponents claim its lighter weight and a aluminum plate can yield about 5,000 impressions versus 1,900 for a steel plate, suggesting cost and efficiency advantages.
Power loss in machinery from overcast surfaces analyzed
Engineering experts estimate that about fifty percent of power from ROC is lost due to friction in machinery and mill works, with losses occurring at fabricated surfaces.
New Jersey utebine shop gears for ordinance debate
Fragmentary copy describes a New Jersey shop scene with references to a city ordinance and large mounds. The text is garbled and unclear but suggests discussions around regulatory action and potential impacts on local trade and employment.
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New Jersey
T . Gre
New Triosomaterial Species Found in Tyllormbia United States
A newly identified species of tresomaterial named Pren as Masgriwands has been discovered in Tyllormbia United States region. The organism exhibits transparent characteristics and can be read as print and molded, with subtle remarlha features noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gatestus
Post Office Dept Seeks Clarification on Stamp Cancellations
Officials explain no printed circular for sending out correspondence and request how much the fervertintnt passes for canceled stamps. The issue arises from many people believing there is value in such stamps.
Misread signals blur distance in old Atchison story
Fragmentary text describes a scene where a character cannot judge distances due to nerves in the eyes. A man named Girbe is uncertain about how near an approaching figure is, reaching out a hand to an acquaintance hundreds of yards away.
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Votr Atchison
Girbe
Fragmented OCR Notice from Gîtebee Market
Readable fragments describe items at a market or butcher shop with frozen meats. Mentions include deer and beef products, sales by the pound, and unusual phrasing suggesting a damaged historical page. No clear events, dates, or names are verifiable from the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gîtebee
Kent
Boy Survives After Telegraph Wires Strike Horse
A Pittsburgh baseball club employee was knocked unconscious when a stray spark cut a mascot and struck telegraph wires. The mascot horse died from the shock, while the boy rider was stunned but quickly regained consciousness.
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Tur
Pittsburgh Baseball Club
Tusa Gereks
Venavere Col
Telephone girls clash over word hello in crusade
An official campaign targets the old exclamation holla used by New York telephone girls to signal readiness to transact business. The substitution is Number, please. Yet the word hello resists and hellahella still rings over the wires.
Bible Society prints Bibles in many languages and jargons
The American Bible Society does not limit itself to Al languages but issues whole Bibles or sections in 242 languages and dialects. It notes there are few gibberish forms such as Chinook jargon Pidgin English Chin or the Hebrew German jargons are among the most important if not the only gibberish. Lingua Franca of medieval times is described as obsolete now.
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Tar American Bible Society
Lazaretto
Furth
Bakk
Atlantic
Pacific
Jose
Rappahannock
Maryland
Dixie
Sweet Lome
Sea of Earth
Heaven
Satan
John Howard
Elizabeth Fry
Homes Chalmers
Sablath
Richard Surry the Irish born editor and merchant
Richard Surry once famed as the truly good man of the Cincinnati Gazette rose from carpenter to commercial editor and later owner of the Cincinnati Frico Current. He now enjoys quiet retirement in Clifton, an aristocratic suburb, after a long career in journalism.
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Richard Surry
Cincinnati Gazette
Ireland
MAD
Cincinnai Frico Current
Clifton
Packing trees for long voyages in dry moss
In old times ships sent plants such as camellias azaleas and heaths to Australia with six months voyage. They were packed in perfectly dry moss and pressed tightly into cases. The plants usually reached Australia in perfect condition.
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Australis
Australia
Tremendous Hoisting Engine Under Construction in Milwaukee
A giant hoisting engine for the Tamarack copper mining shaft near Milwaukee is being built. The shaft on the Tamarack property in upper Michigan will reach 9,400 feet with capacity to lift from 6,000 feet. The drain uses a double cone design with a center diameter of 36 feet tapering to 13 feet 9 inches, and faces measure 24 1/2 feet. Missouri legislature passes a law limiting railways from charging excess fares to passengers who do not buy tickets, affecting several railroads.
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Cource
Milwaukee
Tamarack {Copper} Mining Co
Upper Michigan
TRE
Missouri
State
Detroit Ex-City Treasurer Pulte Faces Embezzlement Charge
Thomas P Pulte once Detroit's city treasurer was brought back from New York to face an embezzlement charge involving city funds. He refused to plead and declined a trial by his friends, and was sent back to jail in default of 210000 bonds.
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Detroit
Ho Jst
Mich
Thomas P .Pulte
Metroit
New York
Menitay
Fle
Trail
Anarchists Join Spanish Pilgrims Headed to Rome
A Park dispatch reports several anarchists have joined the Spanish pilgrims en route to Rome. The note notes names Bennet and Heys the Vigilant sold to James Gordon Bennett. Races will occur in English waters and feature Britannia and Valkyrie.
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ArarchiataJalo Piigrims
Rome
Losxpenx
the Exchange Telegraph Co
Park
Pilgrimage and Rome Plan Beatification Ceremonies
Fifteen thousand Spanish pilgrims are expected in Rome for the beatification of dawn D Avile Diego of Cadiz. The organizers will hold services at St Peter's, a ceremony not held there since 1970.
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Romes Rowy
Rome
Dawn D'Avile Diego
Cadiz
St. Peter's
Panic at Von Humboldt School Leaves One Dead
A noon panic at the Von Humboldt public school in Curiaco after a steam radiator cock bursts sparks a false fire alarm. One pupil Daniel Gunstein, 10, dies en route to Elizabeth Hospital. Andrew Anderson, 11, fatally hurt. fifteen others injured, many trampled and bruised. Teachers and bystanders locked doors to halt the stampede, saving numerous children as ambulances and fire apparatus arrive.
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Andhes
Curiaco
the von Humboldt Public School
Daniel Gunstein
Dania Avenue
Elizabeth Hospital
Andrew Anderson
Tid Rockwell Street
Benj. Harris
Maplewood Avenue
Martha Ellison
Washtenaw Avenue
Carl Peterson
West Division Street
Della Schubert
WW. J. Barthall
Pathc
Teachtatives
Train Wreck Fatalities Among Loggers Near Hans Mieh
A logging train was wrecked Monday near Hans Mieh when it struck a fallen tree. Seven men died, including Gus Anderson fireman and Otto Shel ander engineer, with six others fatally injured and one survivor with minor injuries. The camp lies twelve miles away, delaying medical aid as attendants traveled to reach it.
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Hans Mieh
Gus Anderson
Otto Shelander
Martina Lynch
Frank Shippy
Allen Critchett
Loraine Critchett
Emory Sterns
Stilla
Bulletin on San Jose scale to curb California fruit pest
Washington April 10. The agricultural department will issue a bulletin soon on the San Jose scale of California ranked as the most serious parasite for fruit growers. Active measures will be taken to destroy the insect in all facilities where found to prevent spread and protect the fruit industry from great damage.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
San Jose
California
Strikes Return to Work Amid Silent Region Ominous Signals
Connelsville Pa April 10 workers resume operations at several plants after a brief strike. The Wheeler plant of the Cambria Tron Co and others at Dusbar Furnace Ca and McClure Ca remain closed. The quiet across the region suggests the dispute is not resolved and operators warn of possible further action.
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Connellsville
Wheeler
Cambria Tron Co
Dusbar Furnace
Lemant’s
New Land
McClure
Famous Criminal Lawyer Dead After Leg Amputation
John Graham, famed criminal lawyer, died Monday after his right leg was amputated Sunday afternoon at the Metropolitan hotel. Relatives, sleeping nearby, were barely able to reach his bedside as death occurred suddenly.
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John Graham
Metropolitan
Madge Favorability Tied to Pollard Breckinridge Case
In Wasniverox April 10, Judge Hradierv ruled in the Pollard Breckinridge trial that Breckinridge must prove the marriage contract was bogus. The decision concerned prayers for jury instructions and the burden of proof on validity of the marriage.
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Madge
Wasniverox
Pollard-Breckinridge
Hradierv
Col Breckinridge
Burglar Blows Safe At Amstott & Wilson Store
Burglars blew the safe at the Amstott and Wilson store in Burlington West Virginia on April 10 securing 500 pounds in cash and valuable papers. The Burlington post office in the same building was untouched.
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W.va
Amstott & Wilson's
Burlington
Farmer Clemens Hagley Found Dead Near Lafayette
Clemens Hagley aged 24 a local farmer near Lafayette Ind was found dead Monday morning with his skull crushed by a horse kick He had been due to marry on Tuesday authorities reported The accused or motive were not disclosed by press time.
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Lafayette
Ind
Clemens Hagley
Here
David Rhinehart
Marion
Sulaskiville
BexGrans
M. Gouchenour
Daniel Froxel
Manson
Clinton County
Hagerstown
Theople
Anderson
William Jennivs Chonel
Alexander Chonnel
Catholics Record
Indianapolis
Albert Williams
Muncie
Epwanp Mastin
Andertoon
A. R. Woops
Kokomo
United States Revenue Collector
Logansport
Eel River
Willliam Jamison
Peru
Porma A. Cowen
Hartford City
He Vores
Denver
Miami County
Theo
Aiso
Haughey
IxpiaNaPolis
Theodore P. Haughey
Indianapolis National Bank
T the Bank
Coffin Bros
Indianapolis Cabinet
Misxearois Menendez and Floyd Sentenced for Bank Looting
Misxearois Minnesota on April 1. Frenk and Louis Floyd convicted of aiding and abetting Phil Schieg in the Bank of Minneapolis raid. They were taken to Stillwater penitentiary after being unable to post 15,000 bail pending appeal to the supreme court.
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Misxearois
Minn
Frenk
Louis Floyd
Phil Schieg
Bank of Minneapolis
Stillwater Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Tragic Poisoning Alarm Near Berne
At Berne Indiana a man named James Shaffer spilled cyanide of potash on the floor. His twins aged six years each picked up the chemical and ate it. One child died quickly and the other cannot survive.
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PoutLaxo
Ind
Berne
James Shaffer
More common wealers in San Francisco area noted
In San Francisco during April a brief market report notes end of trade at 250 or near Oak Street area, with investors watching demand and prices. The fragment references local street activity and potential retail price movements in the Oak area.
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San Francisco
Indiana State News gathers a flood of local incidents
A broad Indiana dispatch lists a mix of crimes accidents and legal actions. It notes a damage suit in Richmond, a new trial for Cyrus Brown, a barn fire at Anderson, a hotel alarm in Richmond, and various murders arrests suicides and poisonings across several counties including Muncie Anderson Terre Haute and Columbus with mentions of unions churches and public safety measures.
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Colvsurs
Supreme Court
Cyrus Brown
Brown
John V. Marnes
Anderson
Dover
Richmond
Albert Hose
Bob Wilson
Bessie Catt
Milton E. Catt
Terre Haute
Zachariah Evans
Catts
Mescia
Union City
Palestine Desciusion
George Werties
Palestine
Shelbyville
Frank Bkilski
Whiting
Consnes
United States
Vurne
Brazil
Tur Free
Alancsor
Columbus
Liorp McGrinsis
Homer
Vax General Power and
Quick Transit Vn
South Bend
Mishawa- Ka
Indiana G. A. IL
Marsh
Winchester
J. J. Shaw
Lafayette
H. H. Reagan
Lowell
C. A. Boynton
Theater Fire Traps Nine Firemen at Milwaukee Theater
A Milwaukee theater and hotel structure, valued at 800000 dollars, caught fire at 4 20 am as flames roared from the roof. Firemen climbed to the six story roof, nine fell or were burned to death when the roof collapsed, with several others rescued and hospitalized. The Davidson theater housed the Lilliputians two week engagement and stockholders and builders named Davidson suffered losses.
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Millwaukee
Milwaukee
Wis
Davidson Theater
Ollie Rose
George Jansen
August Jansen
Thomas Morgan
Frank McGurk
James Freeman
Neill
Crowley
Lineham
Lieut. Curran
Central Tire
Fred Marst
Fred Schroeder
John Yeo
Yine
Davidson
Schiltz House
Mars
Lilliputians
Rodriguez
Lilliputian Co
Davidsons
Chitaro
Yeo
No 4
Linehan
Dient Freeman
Neil
Witte
Mind A Blank In Suit Over 2 Million Dollar Claim
William Sturges as plaintiff sues John V. Farwell and others for 2 million dollars in a case before Judge Tuley. The case, long-running, hampers Sturges who is now at Hyde Park Hotel and believed by doctors to have lost his mental faculties. He is 70 years old and his memory appears erased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citcase
William Sturres
John V. Farwell
Sturges
Behring Sea Bill Stays Uncontested by United States
Sussex April 10 The foreign office reports no direct American representation on the Behring sea bill despite a discussion in Washington. Sir Bayard spoke with the secretary of state about the matter and the issue remains unresolved.
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Sussex
Foreign Office
United States
Washington
Bir. Bayard
Secretary of State
Strangers and the City Sermon by Dr. Talmage
Rev. Dr. F DeWitt Talmage delivers a sermon on welcoming strangers and the moral dangers of city life. He warns of temptations in hotels theaters Broadway and underground districts and urges vigilance and conversion rather than curiosity.
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F. DeWitt Talmage
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