Alpine Rail Route Through Bernese Alps Opens To The Public
The journey traces a new highway through the Alps from Goppenstein to Brig and Lake Maggiore. A service train traverses incomplete bridges and tunnels including the Victoria gate tunnel with a silhouette of Queen Victoria. The line promises a dramatic ascent with views of precipices and valleys as it nears Simplon and opens a path from Switzerland to Italy.
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Wees Alps
Fife
Ava
Goppenstein
Ey & Wall
Lotechen
Rhone
dirsy preci @pices
Owill
Alps
Bernese Alps
Brig
Simplonex
Lake
Magsiore
Switzerland
Italy
Think Little About Fare on Russian State Railways
A recent statistical report details cheap travel on Russia's state railways with about 20 000 punishments for fare evasion uncovered. Some 904 118 passengers did not pay fares totaling near $550 000, with most evaders paying early or later, while guards and employers earned small commissions for aiding travelers without tickets.
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Guarda
Russia
England
Siam
Unclear Text Resembling Transit Station Scene
Fragmentary OCR reads like notes about employment at a station and a railway line, mentioning a station, a person named Bree, a cough, and concerns over safety or behavior. The readable parts raise no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Newton rail mill to produce all switch points and guards
The Newton shop refits and enlarges to turn out frogs and clamps for the Santa Fe system. Workers straighten, saw, and trim rails into rails, mile posts, and scrap, using friction saws. About one hundred frogs monthly are made, with future plans to manufacture all switch points and guard rails at the plant in a new building.
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Ram Peewee Ie
Newton
U S Railways Lead In Freight But Not Safety
Data shows the United States has more railway mileage than Europe and higher ton mile output, with lower passenger revenue and higher freight revenue. Figures from 1912 compare American railways’ profitability, costs, and worker fatalities to European totals, noting tramps and trespassers raise per mile death counts.
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United States
Europe
America
Germany
Canada
Japan
British India
Italy
Denmark
Russia
Hungary
Adama
Tusala
Dreams Turned Fortune for railroader inventor
Thiel man in C. E. Shockley, a railroad telegraph operator, devised a new rail bolt after noticing frequent bolt failures on strolls as a relief track walker. He modeled the bolt without patenting it and has received offers up to 76 000 dollars, with a patent lawyer in Washington showing interest.
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Bush Dee
C. E. Shockley
Morpheus
Shockley
Washington
Last of Old Type Died in Belgium Railroad Conductor
A historical obituary details the death in Belgium of the last conductor from a band who announced departures with a blast from the beacon bogie. The piece notes suppressed customs since 1660 and describes train departures from the emmalettation as villagers gathered for the annual Hocosneteye event.
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Belgium
Herola
Asia
Alaska Boundary Expedition Tell of Riggs and Arctic Quest
The article chronicles Thomas Riggs Jr and a Canadian engineer corps laying the Alaska Cana dian boundary from Mount Saint Elias to the Arctic Ocean. It details the brutal journey, crossing British mountains, a three week detour for medicine, and the vast Arctic muskox and mosquito infested landscape.
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Tates
Wil Aoa
Woolly West
Alasis
Packara
Thomas Kiges, Jr
Washington, D.C
W. J. Raeburn
W. B
Northwest
Courney
Sam
United States
Orty-Nolnth
Alaska
Riggs
Coneluhe
Mount St. Elian
Pie Ne
Arctic Ocean
Owever
Arctic
Tee Nembere
Harechet Island
Fragmented civic reflection on war borders and ideals
The text contemplates battle, moral standards, and government aims. It contrasts wartime hardship with hopes of a just, people-serving system. It references liberty, righteousness, and democratic principles amid conflict and division.
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Getta
Manfred
Bret Noble
Shakespeare Folio Copies and Condition Report
A brief notice notes copies of a Shakespeare folio fret work printed with about 300 surviving. Fewer than 90 are in perfect state, around 160 show wear at various points. The top Life page bears signatures of Leigh enatures Charlee and Genres Meary.
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Leigh
Veiling Gowns Draw Crowds at Wy et Wy Auction
Guplien de rev Want me te het om veiling Wy et Gowns draws local bidders to the auction in Wy et Wy. The sale features formal gowns and evening wear, with clerks noting rising bids and steady turnout from residents and collectors.
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Guplien
Fragmented OCR Review of Global Economic Threats
A garbled report discusses energy prices and strategic rings around Russia and Europe. It mentions mortgage concern, consumer costs rising yearly, and proposed plans affecting territories and districts amid economic strain.
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Garnese Alps
Mesias Weien
Weet Green
John Fraskin
Surveyors
Clinting MounTain
ADOK
Mussian
Ofl
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Thane
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