Philadelphia Politics Mix and Oppose Alliances in City Committee
Democratic City Committee members oppose any alliance with Republican factions over tax receiver posts. The article notes disputes amid Philadelphia political maneuvering and mentions a separate civil suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company dismissed by Judge Pallas. It also reports a violent assault case where a man struck a woman with an ax, leaving her gravely injured.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Democratic Way Committee
von Magistrate Donnelly
Harvey K. Newitt
Anitie Martin
Wilmn J. Bones
Seovotney Martin
Wedding at Hawley Unites Emma Spall and Charles Watley
Emma Spall and Charles Watley were married January 21 at Speen in a ceremony conducted by Rev J W Jundge. The bride wore an elaborate white gown with train and bouquet of white carnations. Miss Helen Adams was bridesmaid and Bigene Spall best man. After a reception guests traveled to Standard Hall for dancing with about 120 invited, and many costly gifts were received.
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Hiwley
Welock
Philomenia
J. HW Jundge
Ema Spall
Charles Watley
Helen Adams
Lost Eye Sparked in Chisel Fight Amid Street Clash
In a rough street incident, Poruskie wielded a hammer and chisel during a confrontation with Jon Amandus. A blow struck near the ear, drawing blood as a weapon misfired. Police intervened as a bystander was knocked aside and a defender fled.
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Jon
Theologians Shoot Crap Suspends Seminarians
The Western Theological seminary inquiry into student gambling and misconduct leads to indefinite suspension of three seminarians and severe probation for seven others. One student is recalled from Princeton for further investigation and several ministers are said to be implicated by the bail pe.
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Titteburg
Western Theological Seminary
Anoher
Trinceton
Hares Ar Sale
Borehams
Baffled Kisser’s Rage Fractures Woman’s Shameful Kiss
Friction erupted in a morning dispute as a man assaulted a woman in public. Witnesses described a heated confrontation near downtown where the assailant used force against the woman’s lips before fleeing the scene. Law enforcement began investigations and sought suspects.
Quarantine Report Clears John H. Tieve Crew
A member of the state quarantine board visited the schooner John H. Tieve at Marcus Hook quarantine station and found two crewmen not suffering from yellow fever. They instead had no olena fever, are convalescent, and the vessel has been thoroughly disinfected.
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Philadelphia
Bourd
John HH. Tieve
Marcus Hook
Joseph Handley Buried in Philadelphia
Joseph Handley, once the citys largest man, was buried today at Holy Cross Cemetery. The 650 pound, 7 foot long coffin carried his 485 year old body to the church. Handley served on the police force under Mayor Fox.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Handley
Holy Cross
Tige
Fox
H. A. Cripp
Dept. 2A
Tyrone
I'N
Philadelphia dan. 2h Commuters and contested memo details
An unclear report describes a dispute over a deletion memo and a service detail affecting riders in Philadelphia. The piece contrasts a tense pursuit image with a composite of two model girls from western states, suggesting a controversial, mixed-context montage.
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Philadelphia
Dan
Death notice sent from London for Mire Kate Foresth
A cablegram received in Philadelphia from Kate Morayth announces the death of her mother Mire Kate Foresth in London. The message identifies the family and confirms the bereavement.
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Philadelphia
Jon
TL B. Bownhtel
Kate Morayth
Mire
Kate Poresth
London
Deputy collectors honor Nanor with banquet in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on January 2, deputy collectors and revenue officers presented Nanor at the Examine hotel with a symbolic bow to honor his four years under Grant Herring, collector of Internal Revenue for the western district of Pennsylvania.
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Hivemseburg
Gengera
Grant Herring
Weil Weatrict
Pwoanswivantia
He Nanor
Wilver
Local resident found dead in Blur county
The body of Gensburg Pin ta Sheibert Ne a well known resident of Putershark Blur county was found with hands clutching the lines. Authorities reported he appeared to have died recently and investigations are underway to determine the cause. The case has drawn attention from local residents and officials.
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Gensburg
Pin.ta
Sheibert
Putershark
Blur County
Neil
Postmaster Nominations From Washington
Nominations sent to the White House today include William Grist for postmaster at Lancaster Pennsylvania and George W Schorl for Mifflinburg Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Armoeng
Bilwoaod Grist
Larraster
George W. Schorl
Mifflininirg
Death of John W. Steinbrenner at 49 in New Jersey
John W. Steinbrenner president of Chapin Hall Lumber Company died in Newark New Jersey from an overdose of morphine or sleep aid. He was found unconscious by a servant and died despite medical help. He had worried over the company finances and a receiver filing yesterday affected him. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
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New York
John W. Steinbrenner
Chapin Hall Lumber Company
Newark
N. J
Steinbrenner
Washington
Chapin Hall Company
Tribune Classified Specials Te ITEST A WORD
Classified snippet shows a list of ad labels and placeholders with typographic errors and scattered uppercase terms, lacking clear entities or events to summarize. No identifiable people organizations places or dates are present.
Unclear Text Reformulates Economic Charge Warning
A garbled passage refers to power crimes or economies and a charge scenario. It mentions four situations and the inability to charge others, implying a legal or policy constraint. The fragment lacks clear subjects and verbs to specify events or actors.
AHistorical Classifieds Ad Bundle of Rentals and Sales
A jumble of rental notices and sales offers appears clustered with addresses and items. Listings include rooms for rent on Green Ridge Street and Providence Turnpike, business rooms for flood purposes, a small house near Quinney Avenue, several typewriters for sale, a small grocery store with building and stock for sale, and agents needed with commissions and salaries.
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AOL
Mears Building
Pvr Sale
KMALL
Quinney Avenue
Myrtle Street
Quiney Avenue
T. J. Duggan
Wyoming Avenue
Strange Classified Ads Mix of Proposals and Prizes
A scrambled page of old advertisements shows agents wanted for Monarch desk, American Storm door, and various publishers. Listings promote discounts, exclusive territories, and outfit fees. Also included are solicitations for publishing books, electra plaster products, and cigar sales with commission-based pay.
National Reform Party Holds National Conference Officers Elected
At the national conference on primary elections a permanent organization was formed and officers elected. Oscar Straus of New York was named president with Josiah Quincy of Boston as first vice president and Charles Emery Smith of Philadelphia as second vice president. Walter C. Flower of New Orleans was chosen third vice president, Ralph M. Easley of Chicago as secretary, and Darwin D. James as treasurer.
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New York
Oscar
Straus
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Charles Emery Smith
Philadelphia
Third View
Walter C. Flower
New Orleans
Ralph M. Easley
Chicago
Darwin D. James
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Lecrmk
Explosive blast kills two Italian workers near Canastota
An explosion of dynamite at a canal site three fourths of a mile from Canastota fatally wounds two Italian workers and seriously injures a third. The men were exiting dinner when an inner dynamite can was stirred, causing the blast. A hot water-filled outer can rested nearby. The victims’ names are not known.
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Mithea
Noy
Dan
Canastota
Jail Birds Caught Refugees from Chambersburg Discovered
Chambersburg Pa Jan 21 Sheriff Creenawalt went to Doughinville Ga and found in jail Thomas Grant ringleader of seven Franklin county Jail escapees returning from Spartiansburg S C He also located Bert Alter working in a chain gang on the streets Alters name in Chambersburg The sheriff will remain to hunt Burgess and Johnson the only two still at large.
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Chambersburg
Creenawalt
Doughinville
Thomas Grant
Franklin County
Bee
Spartiansburg, & C
Bert Alter
Sunday School Boy Kidnapped in Williamsburg
In New York on January 21 a statewide search is under way for 4 year old Edward Wilson, eldest child of Mrs Margaret Wilson, widow, living at 206 Floyd Street Williamsburg. Police and vigilants pursue a possible abduction as they recover clues from the Sunday school disappearance last Sunday afternoon.
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New York
Greater
Edward Wilson
Mera Margaret Wilson
Floyd Street
Williamsburg
Local Family Visits and Health Claims Highlight Amid OCR Errors
Sanford Swarts of Moalhead visited his grandmother Mira on Wednesday. Ann Copllcer and Elwood Swarts visiting Connecticut relatives Ellen Megureel and Mrs. Ann Salim. Wallace Binich stayed with his brother in Scranton. Charles Later of Scranton spent Sunday with his mother. Rev Guy Snowden spoke at Great Bend. An elixir claim for Baraaparilla and HOOMS PILLS is advertised as a cure for various ailments.
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Moalhead
Mira
Ann Copllcer
Elwood Swarts
Conneticut
Ellen Megureel
Wallace Binich
Scranton
George Contrar
Mountain Home
Charles Later
Ann Salim
Herman Frishorn
Guy Snowden
Great Bend
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