Hudson River Tube Opens Road to New York Progress
The article describes the proposed opening of the Hudson and Manhattan underground rail link between Hoboken and New York City. It notes the planned ceremony inviting President Roosevelt, the engineering feats, costs around 70 million dollars, and the anticipated impact on cross-river travel with routes via Jersey City Newark and lower Manhattan. The piece emphasizes the scale of the project, tunnel ventilation, steel cars, and the dig’s effect on urban transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Mayhotton
New Jersey
New York
Hudson and Manhattan
Decgl
Roogervelt
Fetter
Clare B. Hugues
Pronk Vint
New Jerry
McAdoo
Ceremie
Cvetieenied
Sontatfna
Dodge Tie River
Weetsles
Mertles
Jersey City
Newark
New Yorks
Astor Pine
Eletteen
Willie
Sisth Avenne
Nineteenth Street
Sielland
Newe York
Elie Iuilibesy
Hiptown
Noted in Two Fields A Story by Dr Weir Mitchell
A fragmentary tale by Weir Mitchell titled The Tel Cl bow and centenary notes outline a murder during the French Revolution. The narrative follows a physician author expounding ideas later used by classmates in Boston and Philadelphia. The piece references a rector and local church events as context for Mitchell’s fictional frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir Mitchell
Weir Milctelt
Ajnevien
Pardoned by an Elephant in Burmese Royal Execution
A Burmese princess of sixteen faces execution by elephant for eloping with a palace water carrier. The crowd gathers before dawn as the king’s elephant killer advances, the girl bound and pale yellow beads shimmering. A lone American captain aids her escape, and she is smuggled out with her lover aboard a British steamer.
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Thee- Taine
Tin
Jongletaueet
Aimerican Capiain
Eles
Singh
Hetii
Barna
Burma
Ing
Chicago Goat Gets a Jag On at Saloon
John Arquson ejected a drunken goat from 8917 Commercial Avenue Chicago with aid of a passersby. Arkinson befriended the animal at the door, fed it, and left medicine in a wheel behind the saloon. The goat toppled, broke a glass, and lay in a drunken stupor until police removed it to sober up.
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John Arquson
Bat
Commercial Avenue
Chicago
Po Hcenan
Arinson
Mike Feomon
Hee
Mra
Arinaon
Flo
Waloon
Aronson
Billy
Patient Dog Delivers Urgent Call for Doctor
A shaggy dog carried a note to Dr OC B Holmes at Rebway asking for immediate aid for Mrs. Woodbury who lay in danger after an incident near Mahway. The dog’s timely arrival let the doctor reach the scene and provide life saving treatment. The dog belongs to New Woodbury and others and is trained to carry messages.
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B. Holmes
Rebway
Andrew Woodbury
Mahway
Mumma
de. Holmes
Poce
Sires and Sons. The spoken weuitor by Man ubat vranie
A fragmented historical piece mentions figures such as Jatton Kahn of California Congress, W. J. Mlovenee, Clam Morris, Joseph Colt Catnes of Wert Virginia, and pays tribute to Wadsworth Atienneuay in Hartford. It notes Tilles Wilson as secretary of agriculture since 1897 and hints at Yale football figure Tad Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manubat Vranie
Jatton Kahn
California Congress
Ing
Booth
Don Jeffer
W. J. Mlovenee
Clam Morris
Joseph Colt Catnes
Virginia
House of Congress
Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan Han
Hartford
London
New York
Tilles Wilson
Tatva
Whowe Plock
Yale
Larvard
The Yankee Tourist and Other Stage Notes
The Yankee Tourist featuring Teddy, girl chor and notes on Joseph Sheela, Lew Dockstuder, George Clapp, Mrs Flake, and plans for A Very modern American play A Waltz Dream to be produced in London by Charles Frohman. George M. Cohan works on a new toy A Manservant as Annie Russell returns to the stage in Paid to Pull. May Roton headlines a Skest for Aunt Mary adaptation Busan Clegg into a play.
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Teddy
Joseph Sheela
Lew Dockstuder
George Clapp
Mrs. Flake
London
Charles Frotman
George M. Cohan
Annie Russell
Aine Warner
Mary
May Roton
Busan Clegg
Gown Gossip Signals New Spring Fashion Trends
Fashion notes highlight new ewpe inspired wraps for sprig and summer, two piece tailor made suits, and the tent overskirt. Designers predict a shift away from plaited skirts toward comfortable walking lengths, with various models featuring trimmed overskirts and lighter fabrics from HNK and others.
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HNK
New York Tribeune
Church and Clergy in Chester and St Louis
Reports show Temple Baptist in Chester endured a roof blowoff during services while the congregation stayed. The Methodist Church South plans a 200000 donation drive to sustain churches in the eastern district of St Louis. The American Presbyterian board seeks 400000 for Korea work, with 100000 already allotted. Nevada minister William A Sloan, formerly a Baptist in Mexico, has become Catholic.
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Temple Baptist Church
Chester
Methodist Church South
St. Louis
American Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mirable
Tts
Korea
Nev
William A. Sloan
Mexico
Philadelphia buys land strip at Browd and Walnut
City pays 12500 for a 1 fnel by 175 feet parcel. Other notes mention a Tibetan newspaper planned and potential civic changes. New York robberies totaling over 140000 face court absence risk. Seymour Connecticut seeks to rename Sta to Humphreys honoring General David Humphreys assisting Washington.
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Philadelphia
Sta
Humphreys
Star
David Humphreys
Washington
Pointed Paragraphs and Truth Beyond Expected Harm
A fragmented and opaque passage discusses facing worst outcomes and learning through crying. It hints at fear, deception, and social judgment, noting that some people overreact while others remain unaware. The text references humility, fame, and the idea that public perception shapes reaction to personal truth.
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Hurta
Sam Croy the town fool who bought and sold real estate
A long tale from Yorkville recounts Bim Croy a slow thinker become the subject of a dramatic scam led by a man named Boyden. Sam drains the town of cash by buying houses and land with credit or found money, while reporters and papers chase the oil boom hoax. The saga ends with Croy amassing wealth while others lose fortunes amid wild price inflation.
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Bam Croy
Yorkvilla
Bim
Croy
Boyden
Mr. Boyden
Sear
Weman
Yorkville
Blu
Bam
Iien
Sam Croy
Nome
Uhi
Houd
Conwinkles Arses
Tenriniles Square
Blir
Bugle
the Clarion
Mr. Croy
Polate
Ted
Almont
Sam
Tad
Maud Muller and the Old Lady at the Station
The Detroit Tribune recounts a vignette where an elderly woman fears danger at a ferry bay while others discuss an implied plan. Maud Muller appears in a seasonal scene as a judge observes and a playful exchange ends with moral quips about foolish remarks.
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Maudie
Maud Muller
Maud
Detroit Tribune
The Lovelorn Lobster and Other Curious Snippets
A scrambled collage of short, old newspaper quips and poems. Various lines touch on love, wealth, pride, and social manners, with snippets from Chicago Herald, Washington Star, Philadelphia Press, Minneapolis Journal, and others. The items mix jokes about banking, suitors, and a brief weather note, concluding with thoughts on wireless telegraphy and early piano wire.
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Hudson River
Alok
Peleuwry
Bundage
Howton
Lin Klivend
de Mitchell
Woskips Bolas
Mitebedie
Tully
Austria
Phyehely
Wilaokert
Philadelhia
Wien
Moaghong
Wan
Hill Porter
Murremens
Rahway
N. J
Sires and Sons
Ottiere
Olea
Joka
Ikughot
Atebisan
Te Fe
York
Dintren
Chicago ‘Herald
Loule Republic
Dustin Bmx
Prem
Washington Star
Philadelphia Press
Bnalheas
Mender
Minneapolia Journal
Ebon Saya
Tsben
Mercury
Cleveland Plain
Howitt
Plano
Jewett—Hut
Eo Verne
Aniel
Este Tnvestsaanes
The
Citizen's Building & Lawn Co
LO. C. F. Dicch
W. Made Street
J Teehee Lawseuee
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