Tenement Garbage Problem Drives Nationwide Debate
The article depicts filth in a Jersey City tenement ward with many garbage cans and poor sanitation. It links the issue to selfish real estate interests and congressional inaction since 1873. It highlights Tom Mul tulty as a political fighter tied to reform, recalling poverty and a rise from tenement life to political prominence.
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Congress
Senate
House of Representaves
Tomulty
Jersey City
House of Assembly
Demand for Curious Names
A fragment discusses how some blame the Lord for ills and disasters and notes it is fortunate he can endure them and stay out of harm. The terse lines hint at religious explanations and personal resilience amid calamity.
Washington alleys mirror city ills and delayed spring shipments
A fragmented report notes crime and disease in Washington and warns that nursery timing harms spring plantings. Experts say nurseries rushing deliveries cause trees to miss optimal planting, with live stock deliveries arriving late and reducing early season growth prospects.
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Washington
United
Cta
Echo louder than the original gun report unusual condition
A fragment discusses echoes seeming louder than the original sound under peculiar conditions. It mentions a revolver fired from a balloon producing a sharp report, yet not as loud as expected, with garbled further text about the scene or participants.
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Tees
Ebeta
Repert Sikes
Obags for London Men M Diller Declined
Fragmentary OCR notes mention London and M Diller with shadowed context. Readable phrases imply a minor notice or teaser about a person or item linked to London, but details are unclear and no concrete event or outcome is shown.
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Omaha, Neb
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London
Oxford
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