Mid-Winter Excursions to Washington Very Low Rates
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers two mid winter excursions to Washington on January 22 and February 10 1903 with round trip fares and ten days return. Tickets include date of mule and travel in standard couches Pullman parlor and sleeping cars. Tickets and train times available from BX and O agents. A Washington guide is sold by B&O agents for ten cents.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Baltimore & Ohio R. BR. Will
Congress
Thompson Music Company Moves Display for Holidays
The Thompson Music Company relocates to the north end of Glen Sk peldyn area, presenting festive instruments for the holidays. Vendors report a display of novelties and gift items, with plans for customer engagement and related activities.
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Thompson Music Company Moves
Kompaon Music Company
Han’noved Torhe
Glen Skpeldyn
New York Stock Market Ends Active Day On Surprises
The New York stock market closed firm and active after a volatile session. Heavy money market demand lifted rates to 12 percent briefly while later oversupply left funds on hand. Analysts anticipate higher rates into January with a $50 million bankers pool supporting settlements and a $137 million projected to be disbursed in January.
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Icuna
Joe
Peaiat
Omar
Kabey
Es. Umates
New York
United States
Collided With Freight Near Strathroy Wreck Claims Several
London Ont Dec 27 A Chicago express on the Grand Trunk Railway, bound for Sarula, reportedly collided with an eastbound freight at Strathroy. Latest reports say five were killed and 15 injured. Other items mention Joe Godley linked to a lynching case, Philadelphia politics naming Weaver for mayor, and multiple rail accidents with injuries.
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London
Ont
Chicago Express
Grand Trunk Allroad
Sarula
Strathroy
Pittsburg
Kaw
Joe Godley
Montgomery Godley
Welt City
Kan
Offcer Hinkle
Godley
Joe
Fred
Gus
Jess
Girard
Godley Boys
Philadelphia
Israel W. Durham
John Weaver
Repub
Pilladelphia
Samus Asdbridge
Durham
Hot Springs
Weaver
P. F. Rothermel, Jr
Union Party
Harrisburg
Philadelphis and
Restling
Widing
Muraanelmtown
Charles 4. Landrus
Wummelstown
Harry M. Zug
Boldaa O.necaney
Zug and
Ratseeyec
Hacrtatmrg
Wealthy Tone In Iron and Steel and Bright Outlook for the Year
R G Dur & Co steady demand and strong export movement signal a bright year ahead for iron and steel. Burgeoning orders, but delayed due to delivery dates, with large carryover business and firm prices amid healthy financial conditions, plus rising wool and woolen goods demand.
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New York
R. G. Dur & Co
Ly Part
R ‘Tada
Christmay Goods
Aca Trealy
Ordgreatti
Frealy
Iron Ana
Connellsville
United States
Canada
Steamer Holed in Ice Near Toledo in Dire Straits
A steamer bound from Detroit to Toledo became wedged in ice off Toledo causing grave danger. Captain and crew of 12 endured a perilous, nearly 24 hour wait as they fought the ice. Three sailors from Buffalo Lorain and Detroit were rescued after freezing ordeals on Christmas day. Food was bread bacon and a baked potato with clothing scarce as the vessel drifted in the ice. The crew awaited rescue while the vessel remained trapped in the channel they had carved hours earlier.
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Toledea
Toledo
John Baker
Buffalo
Albert Walters
Lorain
WIA
Detroit
Joan Stanging
Yeasel
Joint meeting opens American historical and economic society
Philadelphia December 22. The American Historical Society and the American Economic Association began their annual sessions in the city with a joint meeting at the Drexel Institute. Noted professors from major universities attended as Dr. Joseph Whiston welcomed participants and Presidents A. T. Mahan and E. W. Seligman delivered addresses on historical subordination and the link between economics and social progress.
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Phincetpnia
American Historical Society
The
American Economic Nasociation
Drexel Institute
Joseph Whiston
School of Mnance
University of Pennsylvania
Moty
A. T. Mahan
U. SN
Socety
E. Wt. A. Seligman
Columbia University
Economical Association
Fragmented survey of odd quotes and garbled names from 19th century paper
A highly corrupted OCR fragment strings together ruined lines, names, and phrases from a period newspaper. It mentions Christ, Dutch Way, Beatie, Jinks, and BlAU among scattered proper nouns, with little coherent context or clear events.
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Kisaew
Dentists
Nani
Lok
C. C. Sturm & 60
Wain Street
West Virginia
Bath Pines
Clarksburg Wine and Liquor Company
Liquidnors
Traders
Third Street
S. Rittenhouse
Main St
Clarksburg
Charles B, Wilson
Ladies of
Clarksburg Installment Co
Fie
Walker
Motor Telli
Glarksburg Tailoring 60
Harry R. Smith
Traders Building
Main Street
W. VA
C. W. Crislip
Biven
Weston, W. YA
James T. Clark
Stuart Building
Dike Street
W.va
Charmay
D.C
J. E. Doman
Locust Street
Reyolds
Clarksburg Tailor Inc
NEW York Stock Market
Eison
Cantoonia Sincinnati and Eastern Express
Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad
Stump
Reed
Lampkin
West Chester
Brown
New Garden
Here
Weather Forecast
Ohio
Burris
Northaase
Pennsylvania
Dun's Trade Review
Lancaster
Jacob
H. Rostick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbia
McCoy
Gillerman
Denver
Rec
William M. Kistler
Eighteenth United States Infantry
Fort Logan
Cincinnati
Rome
Coun
Propaganda
Marcon
Morey
Ultan
Oman
Owel
Twigtpen
Hey
American Economic Association
Schenectady
Maxon
Union Staton
Hotel Fueste
Steubenville
Doc
Ohio River
Cardinal Gibbons
Pitsourg
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbond
Pittabire
Loree
Waltimorg and Ohio Railroad
da Amore
Duc
Reece
Eaglehart
Third
United States Infantry
Fort ‘Phimnag
Yeaterday
Canton
McKinley
Fourteenth Infantry
Vanderbilt
Andor
Xain
Flint, Jr
Christean
Patharw
Biuke Dia Beatie
Gabe Binks
Talthapee Ai
Jackson Noneiac
Dever
Ochicago News
Andre Blau
America
R. T. J. Lynch & Dry Goods and Notice
Monte Carlo
TJ. Lynch & CO
Ain Street
Fick
Courtless Hopkins
Court Street
Flepcher
Amas Selling
Fielders
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