Inauguration of Wilson and Marshall Declared with Solemnity
President Woodrow Wilson and Vice President Thomas Marshall are inaugurated for a second term amid formal ceremony and patriotic displays in Washington. Crowds, flags, and a grand parade mark the event as foreign affairs cast a serious tone over the proceedings.
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Kee
Edward &. Clark
Washington
Tstuy
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Tt. Marshall
United States
Wilson
White House
Capitol
Congressional Committee
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Marshall
Mra. Marshall
Land
Penneylvania Avenue
Win Giluekers
Vicw
Mare
Otter
Mirah
Serine Firewriters
Metilers
Ube
Uunstonwsaialetts
Visien
Celtel
Abu Wieber
Gomod
Maranuenan
Semore
Tie Mutate
Elort
Woodrow Wilsen
Edward D. White
Supreme Entry
Tunes D. Maher
Barina
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
Hehea
Tom the White
United States of America
Hugh S. Scott
U.S. Army
George KR
Robert N. Hareper
Tnfted States Marine Band
Ris Guard of
Mare Xhall
Oliver Military Academy
Indiana
West Point Enders
Anerapolla
Ston
Snathtitlin
Additin
Delaware
Penneyivania
New Dersey
Maryland
Virginia
Stu
Oldiner
Heeverke
Sembech
Washington Hommraent
Unclear historical note on varied places and commodities
Fragmentary text reports on dimounted events at Apects mon Haef and Conroe area with references to products like apples and acids. Mentions markets in China and a growing AVjeritin sector with high retail prices. Contains scattered proper names and locations, but lacks complete context or coherent narrative.
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Hanemin
Averluite
Goehin
China
Avjeritin
Omford
Aioe VO
Melly Riv
Cnamee
Beautiful stations and lovely scenery along English rails
London Tid-Bits highlights several scenic stations including Grange-over-Sands on the Furness line with sea side platforms and gardens, Lakeside on Windermere, Llangollen by the Dee, and Peak district spots like Matlock Bath and Bakewell. It notes Warren Halt Folkestone cut before Dover and attributes scenery to a historic landslide catastrophe.
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England
Grange-over-Sands
Furness
Arnside
Barrow
Morecambe Bay
Grange
High Ude
Treea
Lakeside Station
Winder- Tere
Inkeland
Llangollen
Dee
Peak District
Matlock Bath
Bakewell
Miller's Dale
Folkestone
Dover
Warren
London
Use of Auton on Tracks Sparks Rail Route Adjustments
The report notes increasing use of automobiles on railway tracks for ceremonial and practical purposes. Old locomotives were replaced at times by autos for specific runs and special trials, including a cross continental trip on an educational safety campaign. A rental auto altered to resemble a locomotive was used in a rally, while another group adapted an old wagon to pull a locomotive using bolted tires.
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Ron Leeks
Sants Be
Long Plate Girder Spans on Railroads Noted
The article describes the longest plate girder span for a double track on the West Shore railroad at Garner New York and notes a Lyons New York bridge on the New York Central and Hudson River system with a four track structure. It cites a middle span supporting loads up to 107 feet 6 inches and mentions lighter plate girder bridges on the Eastern Engel railroad system.
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Coxett
Engel
China Plans 300 Mile Railroad Project
The Chinese government contracted with a stone company to build 100 miles of railways from Chowkikew through Kawyungte in Hupeh province. Surveyors have begun work on the route.
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China
Fey Company
West Maul
Chowkikew
Kawyungte
Hupeh
World's Heaviest Bridge Nears Completion at Hell Gate
The Hell Gate steel arch bridge, part of the New York Connecting Railway, will soon allow north south travel with fewer delays. The two mile project carries a $30 million East River segment and a $12 million massive span, built under engineer Gustave Lindenthal.
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Hell Gate
New York
Hell Gate Bridge
East River Division
Tia
Gustave Lindenthal
Statistics of Railways 1905 1415 bulletin highlights trends
A brief on the annual bulletin of the Bureau of Railway Economies titled Statistics of Railways 1905 1415. It notes fewer deaths and injuries in train accidents over five years, with passenger fatalities peaking in 1913 and overall gains from 1911 to 1915, while employee fatality trends show uneven improvement.
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United States
Bureau of Railway Economies
Statstics of Railways
Pasengers
le I
Trath
Indiana Railroads in the 19th Century Charter History
In February 1881 Indiana chartered major railroad companies including Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis Madison and Toledo Indianapolis system, New Albany Salem and Indianapolis, Harrison and Indianapolis, Lafayette to Indianapolis, and Ohio and Snellville. Early lines opened 1847 to Vernon, 1802 to Edinburg, and expansions across Indianapolis, Peru, and Nobleville with completions to Ohio state line and Peru by mid-1800s.
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Indiana Legislative
Lawrenceburg
Mg Pour
Iinnapolis
Unionity
Terre Haute & In- Minapolis
Todionapalle & Lafayette
Indiana Central
Ohio State Hue
Peru & Inidlanapolla
Employment plan to recruit for Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad introduces a new system to recruit employment at the 1000 station savate along the lines east. Each nearby resident becomes an employment agent to steer locals toward railroad jobs. The aim is to widen outreach beyond neighbors and inform towns and cities along the routes about available positions and application methods.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Savate
Ines East
Ines and Taloops
Innes
President seeks authority to arm and insure merchants
President asks Congress for power to arm American merchant ships and provide adequate protection measures and insurance for crews as German submarine warfare threatens neutral rights and American trade. He warns that war can come only by deliberate acts of others and urges swift action to safeguard lives and commerce.
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Washington
UN Joint Seasion of Congress
Wisin
Congress
Htw
Mink
Lamon M. Law
London
Frye
Palermo
Agatiet
Geran
Germainy
Tt Jn
Meria
Tomakind
Childeen Judd
Thome
Wall-Kept Hands
Well kept hands are a charm and a month’s treatment will improve appearance. Nightly wash with warm water and dry, then rub in warm olive oil or other nourishing oil. Continue for about minutes, then rinse and moisturize. Use a comfortable glove to finish and improve ventilation.
Afternoon Capes Parade Promotes Elegant Embroidery
A fashion note describes Mme Paquin’s bay introduced capes with broad sittle and immense cob trim to be worn in the afternoon. It highlights welldone Lal Mee embroidery and fashionable water acro details for the season.
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Mme
Paquin Bay
Tong
Hume
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