Dense New York Fog Halts Ships and Trains
Dense eastward fog and a cold front halted maritime and rail traffic around New York. Two New Jersey railroad wrecks injured nine. 25 ocean liners were detained off the harbor, and the Mineola ferry Richmond collided near the Statue of Liberty with the Sagamore, causing damage but no injuries.
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New York
New York Harbor
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Brunswick
Trenton
Atlantic City
Howe's Lane
St. Louis
Newark
Barbara Steinmetz
Nathan Williams
Washington
Berengaria
Cunard Line
Deutschland
Hamburg-American Line
Minepal
Richmond
Aiaten Island
Statue of Liberty
Sagamore
Jersey
Del Mar Va Congress to be Held Here on Peninsula
Del Mar Va Association aims a three state peninsula wide congress called the Del Mar Va Inventors Congress for late January. Governors authorize delegates from counties towns and organizations with experts from Delaware Maryland and Virginia to address regional business, agriculture and industry trends.
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Del-Mar-Va
del Mar
Pen Menta
Association
Bustieess
Orepsandi
Learneal
Cor Attetalane
Congress
Faveroor
Rebbetah Rettnson
Delaware
Alberto Peretti
Maryland
Harry * Byrd
Varina
del Mar-Va
Association forms ethics code to curb dodgy real estate deals
DelMarVa Eastern Shore Association of Realtors adopts a code of ethics and a plan to withhold inquiries from unethical operators. The board orders action against fraud and misrepresentation by agents, with a five member committee to coordinate with local chambers and pursue improved ferry service and highway link plans.
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Board of Governors
Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
Committee On Better Business Practices
Hooper S. Miles
Maes
Gsrand Jury
Peel Mar Va Actaten
Peel Mar Va Actaten Hae
Furr
Chambers of Commerce
Norfolk
Newport News
Hampden
Virginia County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cape Charles
Atlanta Coastal Highway
Fla
DeieMar Va Trail
Petting Target New War Social Workers
A confused and garbled OCR text from a New York page mentions social workers and a movement against petting. The fragment discusses civic groups, education work, and unspecified actions related to welfare and community aid without clear details or names.
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Petting
New York
Runs Wild in Kansas
Diamond six ton elephant escaped from winter quarters of a circus at Quenemo Kansas, was cornered in a field near Garnett, with a posse ordered to get him dead or alive. The animal wrecked farm buildings, killed a pig and frightened residents while injuring no one. He remained in a ravine when night fell as authorities planned further capture efforts.
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Garnett
Kansas
Diamond
Quenemo
Kan
France chlorine plant blast kills nineteen workers
Nineteen men died and seventy were hurt when 20 000 kilograms of liquid chlorine exploded at the St Auban factory in Alpes France. The blast followed a sharp temperature rise after a cool spell. About 600 of the 1500 workers were near the tank when it burst. Algerians Russians and Portuguese among the dead.
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Digne
Department
Alpes
France
St. Auban
Fifth Avenue Landmark Temple Emanuel Sold for Skyscraper
New York December reports Temple Emanuel at Forty third Street on the northeast corner was sold to Joseph Durst vice president of Capital National Bank for 37300000. Durst plans to build a 40 story office tower on the site, signaling a major real estate change on Fifth Avenue.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Temple Emanuel
Forty-third Street
Joseph Durst
Capital National Bank
Durst
Obituary and dispatch notes from late 1930s bulletin items
Bulletin items report the deaths of Thomas Needham and John W. Caldwell, and note other international weather and accident updates. Included are a squash match result involving the Prince of Wales, a Norwegian steamship wreck, a water spout near St Michaels Island, a schooner in trouble near Frying Pan Shoals, a damages award against Chesapeake Bank president Walter K. Hill, and Emperor Yohibite's reported condition.
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Baltimore
Walter K. Hill
Monroe Holland
Chesapeake Bank
Hill
Wade Hampton remembered at fiftieth governor anniversary in South Carolina
In Coltumina South Carolina supporters recall Wade Hampton a Confederate lieutenant general as they mark the fiftieth anniversary of his 1876 inauguration. Veterans wearing red shirts parade to honor Hampton and his anti reconstruction campaign amid recollections of Chamberlain and federal troop roles.
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Coltumina
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Hamptons
Hampton
South Carellman
Washington's Olympic plan amid centennial birth celebration
A 1932 context notes the committee proposing to host the 12th Olympic Games in the United States as part of George Washington centennial celebrations. The report mentions Warrington's broad jump relay and references Washington’s prominence in track and field.
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Washington
George Washington
United State
Warrington
Ales
Chaplin Orders All Work Stopped in England Studio
Studio action stars chief Charlie Chaplin with halt of production amid dispute. report from Charleston Hobby in England notes stalled scenes and halted filming activity as tensions rise.
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Chaplin
Charleston
England
Electric Co Before P S C on New Plant
Public Service Commission discussed a proposed 12 000 kilowatt generating plant by Maryland Shore Gas & Electric Co. The plan aims to address growing electric needs and would likely be built in Maryland, with Harold E. West urging site in Maryland over Delaware.
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Evestatery
Maryland
Faterr Shore Gas
Baetern
Wits
Storchester
Thiasarn
Batern Shere Gas & Electric Co
Laurel
Washington Bicentennial Birth Commemoration Planned
A joint effort by the national commission and local committees marks the bicentennial birth celebration of George Washington. The program features educational initiatives on Washington life, with aims to engage the world and revive national morale through activities starting February 22, 1908.
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Wshington
George Washington
United States
John A Stewart
New Yeek
Chaiman
Cael
Washington
Cnmna
Aeet
National Commission
Conpemeraty Oatal Commission
Bration
Wass
Blue Law Arrests by Jersey Police Spark Debate
New York dispatch reports Jersey enforcement of Blue Laws in Irvington drew criticism from reformers and church leaders. The article notes opposition to Sunday restrictions and calls to repeal or modify the laws, highlighting debates over religious observance and state authority.
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Jersey
New York
Irving
Pray Varese
Terry Howard
the Boett
Avena Paestsurian
Couttry
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