Carnival pageant review at Hotel Shenley in Pittsburgh
Spectators gathered along downtown streets as Vice President Palrhenka and Governor awin & Btuart reviewed the event. Four hours covered each point while crowds filled vantage points, with stands and window spaces along the parade route. The city showcased its preparation for the greatest week event, ending with plans for King carnival tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palrhenka
Awin & Btuart
Shenley
Owntown
Pitsburg
Iron City
King Carnival
Fire blocks Campbell Home bathroom top as stairs absent
A fire at the Campbell home on Promt street trapped its interior in flames. Neighbors and workers, including men from Reynoldaville and J Reynoldaville, battled the blaze after an explosion and attempts to enter the second floor bath chamber revealed heavy fire aloft. Authorities question how the blaze entered the bathroom with no cellar access.
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Martha J Campbelana Tamsiya
Promt Street
Renalty Row
Phiipaan
Bien ‘Campbell
READY FOR MOTOR RAGE AT BRIGHTON BEACH
Special to The Spin reports the twenty four hour motor race at Brighton Beach track is nearly fully proclaimed with managers confident of greater success than last year. The previous event drew large crowds and netted about 417000 in gate receipts despite popular pricing. Since last year improvements have been made to the racing setup.
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New York
Brigthon “Beach
Race entries grow as twenty four hour crowd returns
Ten cars from last year entered for this year's twenty four hour race with an eleventh entrant anticipated. The lineup includes notable contenders among the field as teams prepare for the event and a second Thomas appearance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Former Sykesville native touts peacherine in California
J W Philipp of Acampo California, once a Jefferson County assembly candidate, promotes a new peach variety the peacherine. He cites Arthur Burbank as the propagator and notes Sentinel coverage from Ladene. Philipp argues the hybrid could benefit widespread orchardists amid ongoing horticultural research.
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John W. Philippi
Acampo
California
Sykesville
Jefferman County
Prea
Arthur Burbank
Jefferson County
Ceri Sre
Sentinel
Pacific
J. W. Philipp
Phin
Washington
Ward Carsien
Philipps
Untitled fragment on lumber tract and underlay plans
A fragmented passage describes storage of $200,000 and plans for lumber tracts. It mentions a tract to be underlaid with a certain foundation and notes about past contracts and duties, with references to rates and charges on a mood.
Forestry progress and a concert report blend in one
The Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture notes a decade of forestry growth in the U.S. with more trained foresters, expanded state and national forests, and improved productivity. Separately, a concert in Wilkes-Barre drew a large crowd but many were turned away, praised for ensemble and woodwind tone, while tickets sold by merchants for earlier closing.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Agricul
Europe
Forte
Tal Wilkerstiarre
Mateat
Thoman
Bors
Howe
BiG GASES ON DOCKET CONTINUES IN STATE COMMERCE CASE
The court will determine the value of a matter involving Crawford and the United States Department in Sidho August Machew Reeves. The case centers on the Berman law and a major telecommunication employer’s status with notable exprea companies. The Govern ad thin i ln Tate State Commerce law.
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Aidan
Crawford
Baca Company
United Rate
Coustey
Orang Frank Finer Companien
Tate State Commerce
Fragmentary Note on Ancestry and Courage
A fragmentary passage discusses aging, kinship, and legacy with phrases about sires and ancestral roots. The text references strength and desire, mentioning Lord Isron and a sense of admiration for endurance. The readable portion preserves a classical, ceremonial tone.
Local residents travel and events into Pittsburg and Ann Arbor
A garbled list notes Marion Center residents and guests traveling to Pittsburg for a centennial event and others visiting or staying in town. Mentions Alice Stewart from Indiana, Mr and Mrs John Adame, Prof. Wallace Hopking, and connections to Dayton and Ann Arbor with references to families, outings, and local engagements.
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Alice Stewart
Indiana
Mer. Cwaise
Punasutan
Park
Thompson
Steele Meaty
Ben Teo B. Blowe
Dee M. Hawk
Cherry
Pitubure
D. Walker
Mary Mee
Tow
T. Breele
Pitsburg
le A. Stuchell
Dayton
Frank Mocinity
Siner Alice
Thuratay Bir
John Adame
Maney Gaston
Land
James Casper W jJenenis
James McAfoose
Thana
Te Sues
Parke
Deemer
Aspinwat
Wallace Hopking
Bastahoning
Ann “Arbor
Mich
Sation
University
Porter seeceoenecnety progress in town baseball
Homer A. Porter died teaching and with many youths enjoyed weekend leisure. Marty McConnel and Thomas Soyer visited town for business while Charles Milter had a brief appearance. Residents were surprised by a reported event Monday morning.
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Homer A. Die
Marty McConnel Wax
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