Railroad orders for 32 Ol Burners engines by ALCo
The Mexlcutt Central railroad ordered 32 Ol Burners engines to be delivered in November December and January. The engines will be built by the American Locomotive Company.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
11
Fragments From Cleveland Leader Satirize Local Attitudes
A clipped quotation from the Cleveland Leader mocks social pretensions as a woman named Hy Wea is teased for asking why drinks lack strong liquor. The excerpt, with phrases like lobater and summer hotel mirrors, reflects humor about engagement and appearance in a small city paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
We Make Travel Easy five trains daily ad
Travellers receive five daily train options via the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe lines. Routes include Colorado to Kansas City St Joseph Chicago Galveston El Paso and Mexico City. Contact F Warren GA AT and 8 B Ry 411 Dooly Block Halt Lake City Utah for reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Me
Colorado
Kana Cas City
St. Joe
Chicago
Galveston
el Paso
City of Mexico
F. Warren
Lake City
Utah
Wind Blows Freight Car From Tracks Near Scarville
A heavy freight car six from the caboose on the Northwestern train near Scarville station north of Muron City Ja was blown from the rails by a high wind. The draw bar was pulled out but the train was moving and no other cars were affected. No serious damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarville Station
Muron City
Cain
New Menu Ideas Promise Better Griddle Cakes
A note urges daily menu changes to boost economy and appetite. Chefs should study new dishes, repurpose leftovers, and blend bread cereals and mashed potatoes into griddle cakes for improved meals.
Suspicious Exchanges and Humorous newspaper Snippets
A composite of clipped dialogue and jokes from multiple papers. A cook's discharge claim, a reader question about biscuit ingredients, and quips from Chicago Tribune, Detroit Free Press, and Houston Post appear as brief, period-tinged items. The mix highlights domestic intrigue and light humor across city papers.
Chess echoes in tense money talk between spouses
In a playful exchange, a wife laments the constant mention of cheque and money as if caught in a long chess match with her husband Edward Wille-Well. Her plea for funds hints at ongoing financial strain within the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Edward
Master and Maid Dialogue on Domestic Life
Fragmentary dialogue shows a master and Mary with a policeman present. A farmer's wife recalls sitting on the master’s knee last night while wealthier tenants allegedly drove others from business. Puckish tone hints at social tensions and occupation loss.
Hypnotism Debate Sparks Bachelor Claim
A Houston Post item portrays a bachelor denying belief in hypnotism while noting no woman has yet married him, prompting the question why. The brief exchange emphasizes skepticism and curiosity about hypnotic influence in courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
The Latest Tale of Weary Wilfred and Judge's Question
The fragment portrays characters Weary Wilfred, a writer and composer, and Cleland Loader in a legal suit over an Interitanor matter. A pirate’s mischief tarnishes hopes as dialogue hints at a settlement and purchase chatter about a Dew automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred
Interitanor
Dew Automobile
Cleveland Loader
Pertinent Query on Brown-How Much Running Wlock Buy
Green quotes a puzzled remark about a split and a puzzled buyer. The snippet names Brown and Dwlly News as entities while questioning a purchase of a running block or lock. The text reads as a terse archival query with unclear context and missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Brown
Firewater and Insurance Jokes Stir Newspaper Quips
A string of quotable quips crosses citations about a store fire basement alarm delays and lack of insurance. Witty banter notes a person named Guyboy who orders well but must learn how to pay for it. The Detroit Free Press and Washington Star reflect on money and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Peat
Guyboy
Detroit
Iree Press
Lucien Lyne
Lyne
Dee
Wal Lyne
Winthe
Brookdale
Remein
Paeve
Kentucky
Lyte
Wally Koows
Lilelen
Drake
Enat Lyne
James Ky Keo
Matt Allen
Whitby
Wee and
Call
Wink
Nwever
Dave Johnson
Frank Fayrell
Marty
Hoaeben
Shaw
Parrett
AB Layne
Rosebin
Larry Amelia Lyne
Theroond
Frank O'Neill
O'Neill
Observation on reform by Senator Borghum
The Washington Star quotes Senator Borghum asserting reform often blends good politics with ill judgment. The piece, in a whimsical vein, contrasts reform with public perception and includes mock dialogue about a giraffe’s head held high and a bald head hiding secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borghum
Washington Star
Contaton Mystery Puzzles Readers in Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR passage raises questions about Contaton and Deria, with Deria unable to recall a nine. The snippet suggests engagement hints and asks how Contaton ties to Ike, leaving readers puzzled by missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contaton
Phylite
Deria
Judme
English Princesses in Royal Marriage Market Dominate European Scene
The piece notes English princesses hold key marriage prospects for European princes, detailing Catholic and Protestant marriage restrictions across houses. It cites Princesses Victoria, Beatrice, and Patricia of Connaught among top-ranked matches, and explains limited eligible princesses amid dynastic unions and morganatic arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hania
Maria Tmmad ‘Ila
Kaiser
Frederick Willan
Cecilie
Estel
Sophia
Margaret of Connaught
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Maria Teresa
Spain
Ferdinand
Bavaria
Ena
Figtah
Clementine
Belgium
Eaward VII
Victoria
Heatrice
Saxe-Cob
Paterce
Connaught
Morgan
Edward Cook to Enter Cornell Amid Athletic Promise
Edward Tun Cook, a 17 year old Chillicothe schoolboy, has decided to attend Cornell after strong track performances. He is praised for modesty, clean life, and exceptional jumps, sprints, and poles. His entrance to Cornell is seen as a major eastern addition with potential to influence intercollegiate athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tun Cook
Chillicothe
Hat
Cornell University
Vols Lowes
Michigan
Cornell
Welverine AU Postore
Cook
Amion
Ihelene
Jack
Cornel Trom
Intercollemiate
Edward Cook
Syeliters
Cincinnati
A A. U
Mictgan
Aes
Moonlight on the Nile Fragment in Antiquated Verse
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions Cleopatra and Antony with references to heat and Shakespearean tardiness, suggesting a literary mishmash or puzzle note. The piece reads as a damaged meditation on classical imagery and modern misprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Cleopatra
Wreck on Oregon Short Line Hit by Windstorm
A freight train on the Oregon Short Line between Word's Cross and Layton was struck by a strong wind Saturday. The locomotive and tender survived, but the entire train was blown off the tracks, with about thirty cars piled beside the right of way.
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Layton
Utah
East Lake City
Oregonshort Line
Word's Cross
Windstorm injures three in Salt Lake City
A destructive windstorm struck Salt Lake City between 9 and 11 PM causing extensive property damage, halting streetcars and telegraph service, and extinguishing city lamps. Fire Chief Willem G Cahoon and Driver Fred Gullivanson were hospitalized after being crushed by debris. Homer Jay, an electrician for Salt Lake Electrical, suffered a severe shock while repairing a sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Willem G. Cahoon
Fred Gullivanson
Salt Lake Hospital
Packing Plant Destroyed in Salt Lake City Fire
A Utah packing plant of Ula Packing Co. in the Stockyards burned after midnight Friday. The ruin valued at about $100,000 left the building—nearly ready for occupancy—destroyed. Fire started in the south end with unknown origin, spreading to the lard house and damaging processing machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Ula Packing Company
Ne Stockyards
Tix
Iran
Missing Miner Found Near Los Angeles After Desert Wandering
D H Lee, once with National Development, was reported missing after leaving Salt Lake on April 23. Letters from Bakersfield described illness before he traveled toward Las Vegas, then wandered desert days until an old friend found him near Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt Lake City
D. H. Lee
National Development Company
Nevada
Bikersfraid
Cal
Low
Salt Lake
Caliente
New
Lee
Bakersfield
Cattenty
Las Vegas
Low Angeles
Juhuuleate
Ian Wells
Tragic Rural Murder Suicide Near Guthrie
A farmer, O B Heyworth, 17 miles north of Gage, Oklahoma, killed his wife and three children ages 22, 15, and a younger son, then shot himself. The motive cited as family troubles. Local authorities report the grim tragedy occurred Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Gage
Ola
O. B. Heyworth
Weed
White House Conference Sparks Speculation on Supreme Court Picks
A conference was held at the Executive Mansion in Washington on Saturday with President Roosevelt, Secretaries Root and Taft, and Supreme Court Justices Day White and Harlan in attendance. The purpose remains unclear, but speculation arises about possible connections to a vacancy and the selection of a successor to Justice Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hane Baturday
Root
Taft
Day
White
Harlan
United States Supreme Court
M Suverator
Vuatice Brown
Packing House Combine Rumored in Illinois
Chicago Evening Post reports a potential greenfield packers merger in the state. No official connected person could confirm the story. The plot suggests a combined capital around 000,000,000 with control from England where most funds would originate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Evening Post Prints & Story
England
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New York & Western
Francis G. Luke
Robert J. McMahon
Shoshone
Idaho
Merchants’ Protective Association
Scientific Collectors of
Tftram Offen
Walter
Chicago Tribune
Saratoga
Puck
Theat
Grasshopser
Chicago Chronicle
Great Britain
Abirope
Sabe
NSS
Patricia Panwaugh
Antony
California
Oklahoma
Executive Mansion
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