German Gleanings Report on Gas Poisoning and Local Fires
German authorities urge oxygen cylinders and training to resuscitate gas engine victims amid rising gas poisoning concerns. Berlin reports three hitwired streets planted with 44 000 trees valued at 200 000 dollars. Municipal parks require 250 gardeners and 70 assistants, mostly women. A medieval legend links elderberry plants to buried treasure. A farmer near Golddorf unearthed 2300 silver coins from the eleventh century while plowing.
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Bevlin
Germany
Ooltdorf
Modes of the Moment in Elegant Silks and Coats
Fashion notes describe black silk jackets with braid details and embroidery as popular, while tailored striped cloth coats with lingerie waists and collars lead. Lightweight fabrics pose challenges but advances bring chiffon panamas and voile outfits into favor.
OHLS WALL PAPER Industrial Items
Women have obtained many positions under the New York government as the result of competitive examinations. A new machine has been invented at Grasse France. It requires neither steam nor fuel and it saves 08 percent of cooling water with 70 percent of motive power.
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New York
Grasse
Frans
Otter Frecalog System Inquiry
A reader asks whether any otter frecalog system exists and notes a small tochete could be operated by hand. The fragment implies interest in a mechanical or device setup with manual handling possible for a compact component.
Old fashioned town folks and their curious nicknames
A Globe telegraph item questions what happened to characters described with colorful, old fashioned terms. It asks what became of the red flannel underwear wearer, the Kaul man, a person called worn, a well dressed town filly, and a stern neighbor who helped his wife with a wedding task during a journey.
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Bax
HIS CHOICE AND MARY ANN IN A DANCE TALE
A rustic tale in playful verse recalls a man torn between lovers as he considers Elizabeth Aurette Lilian and finally Mary Ann. The dance world figures with fashion and flirtation while the narrator hints at romance and cooking skill as decisive charms.
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Anabel
Elizabeth
Mary Ann
Leap Year Scare Sparks Late Night Chat
In a playful exchange from a Chicago Tribune item, a couple jokes about a leap year scare and late hours. The dialogue features Cyrus and Mirioda discussing staying late and a humorous nod to a supposed physical exercise.
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Cyrus
Mirioda
Chicago Tribune
Narrow tunnel joint meets within inches of alignment
New York March 4. Engineers reported that the two excavations of Tunnel 1 in the Pennsylvania Railroad tube near Long Island City and Manhattan met at 4 pm Tuesday with ends joined within a quarter of an inch and under three eighths of an inch off level. Officials said Tunnel C will be breached this month and Tunnel A by April.
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New York
East River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Longdale
Manhattan
James Sullivan
Japp
Pennvon Company
Yeaterday
Profane youths alarm Olney Avenue school area
Residents on Olney Avenue report noon disturbance by Pamersby and other youths who loudly used indecent language near the school. Bystanders warned the boys to stop. the crowd dispersed as authorities or residents consider reporting if behavior repeats.
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Pamersby
Obney Avenue
Olney Avenue
Wietoke
Board Reports Annual Financials Amid Overdraft Concerns
The board presents a year end report showing total receipts of 95 710 47 dollars with disbursements at 2 003 91 and an overdraft of 1108 47. Cash on hand stands at 2 190 and securities total 2 500 000 with certificates of deposit 608 17. The panel includes J B Wedel president Wattim Bohoffner vice president Thel Nee Long secretary and A C Bilmondyon and J A Meretz as members.
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Thorn Awe
Umeters Wis
Te Aacbe
Louis Schertt Todiy
Ees
Sony Interenti
Trenton
Fieally
Himmuel von
Thtees le
J.B Wedel
Wattim Bohoffner
Te. Nee Long
A. ¢. Bilmondyon
J. A. Meret
Butterfly Appears Signals First Spring Sign
James Wark, noted photographer, claims spring has begun as a butterfly is seen on Church Street. He notes the delicate insect’s flutter along the sidewalk marks the first real sign of the season, matching his winter end forecast.
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James Wark
Mr. Wark
Church Street
Local events and changes noted in North Main street area
Local items report a daughter injured in an incident with Mr and Mrs Arthur Abbot. Mrs Nettie Andeay moved to probate court, then returned to Cottibus State hospital. A marriage license was issued for David Rutherford and Catharine Mari of Peasant township. Rev Lewly to leave for Nile, Oia to join pastorate. Colonel C S Ammel to visit Company LD for drill. note of expected departure.
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Arthur Abbot
North Main Street
Nettie Andeay
Cottibus State Hospital
David
Rutherford
Catharine Mari
Lewly
Nile
Oia
Waptet Ehareh
Thnt
CS. Ammel
Local Society Notices and Guests Gather in Greenwood
Mrs. David Prank of Uwbaubla street is ill with grip. A daughter is expected. Mr. J. Piett remains at home on North Mary street with spinal trouble. Mr. Pale and Hartson of Patterson entertaining, and guests include Mrs. Jove Shimmer of Detroit and Mr. Tey Wilder Johnson of New York hosted by We strayers of Greenwood.
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David Prank
Uwbaubla Atreet
M Thirvey
Ciy
Phenday
J. Piett
North Mary Street
Gaffer
Spinal Trouble
Pale and
Hartson
Patterson
New York
1. Westrayers
Greenwood Etpeet
Rhetorical Program At High School Featured Tom Sawyer
A morning program at the high school featured excerpts from Tom Sawyer read by Langer, The Money Panic by Roy Sechelt, and Program to Attend by Clifford Bland. The event was attended by Profecor Eiward Aaherat Ocat and pupils who enjoyed the display.
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Profecor Eiward Aaherat Ocat
Tom Sawyer
Langer
Roy Sechelt
Clifford Bland
Militiamen Track Night Riders in Christian County
Militiamen from Hoptcumville Kentucky report to Major Albrecht about threats linked to a violent group. The grand jury investigates captures in Christian County and witnesses are summoned for statements regarding the case.
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Hoptcumville
Mare
Colipeny
PietAiur
Albrecht
Twitx
Ulitia
Weeters
Hitler
Christian Couuty
waterRe Turntier
Witticnses
Contested Whisky Confiscation Sparks Legal Battle
A dispute erupts over confiscated whiskies from a Corbi & Con warehouse in a city yesterday. Deputy Internal Revenue charges the liquor with caramel coloring violating Pure Food rules, challenging a ruling that could be appealed to the United States Supreme Court for final adjustment.
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i By + Corbi & Con
Internal Revenue
Callec
Elligs Walt
Howor
Udved Staten Supreme Court
Hard to Cantrovert Balli note from a distressed setting
A fragmentary notice describes a troubled scene with garbled phrases about a sign, a tanker, and a party wearing Amerie symbols. The text is unclear but hints at a decorative goal and a tense atmosphere around a gathering.
Unclear Atlantic Venture Writs Reported at Sea Journey
Ambiguous notes from a Chicago News item hint at new Atlantic trade writs paying $2,000 for a voyage aboard an angle ship. Public officials and Mr. Btuble appear puzzled by the term high eus, as the article suggests.
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Chlong
First Banquet Says Feiond Whispers About Kooky Joke
Feiond whispers during the banquet as the town mayor warns against another misguided joke. The incident prompts calls for calmer rhetoric and orderly discussion in Denver.
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Denver
Two Republicans Slated for renomination in Ohio district
In the Twenty second district race for the Ohio Senate seat, candidates Mather and Lawyer are urged to be defeated for renomination. A Cleveland secret senatorial committee meeting set plans for a new convention to choose delegates from Ashtabula and Summit counties, aiming to control the nomination and unseat incumbents. The move sparked charges of political maneuvering as delegates call the plan a robbery of the voters.
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Catawbus
Intente Beaton Charles
Asnabaly
Masther
Ashtabala
Seermit
Fake
Geniga
Portage
Lhe
Ain
Mather
United States
Sen
Dia Charles Mek
Ak Dleke
Jie Nedeck
J /S_Foraker
Rw, Warmmaker
Akron
Shane
Cleveland
I. &. Pardee
Mani
Wis
Palnewville
Lake County
March &T
Lawyer and Mather
Ashtabils
Sum
Ashtabula
Summit
Yeaterday
Lawssor and Mather
Upsets Plan at meeting blocks proxies for Harriman group
Chicago broker Morel and Suyvesant’s faction sprung a plan at the meeting of the Central railroad to overthrow Harriman’s ticket. They stayed away and kept proxies locked in the valley annex, giving Harriman a majority to elect directors while the Haddam men planned to buy two railroads. Proxies were not presented and the effort faltered as key ally Havahorn failed to attend.
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Chicago
Morel
Suyvesant
G. H. Harriman
Ylevallee
Harrinan Theven
Fine
Elval
Directura
Fish
Ile Marrigusn
PTH
Havahon
Shelver
Bhuywosant Flat
Ransi
von Rowan
Avtar
Detroit adopts Tom Johnson's low fare ideas
Detroit council backed Tom Johnson style low fare plans after railway ordinance debates and mayoral action. The measure aims to reduce transit costs and reshape city fares.
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Detroit
Tom Johnson
Public transit franchises face fare hikes and transfers
A federal judge dissolved an injunction restraining the council from enacting the Halloy ordinance, but a new federal restraint on Detroit United Railway operations remains. The ordinance takes effect after midnight, and officials anticipate a fresh injunction to block its enforcement on the lines affected by expired franchises and universal transfers.
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United States District Judeswan
Detroit United Railway
Ordinnes
Fair Debutantes Hurdle Race Shocks Worcester
March 4 in Worcester the debutantes staged a wild hurdle race at a year party in Derpst chorenn Hall. Debutantes jumped three hurdles in a chaotic scramble while others danced. Some matrons were shocked by the informal scene and refused to discuss the event. The revelry began early and ended late with ongoing gossip.
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Worcester
Maas
Worcestur
AL Frre
Farces and Quack Cure Offerings Labeled as Medicine
A garbled 19th century style ad touts a dubious cure named Hall's Coty Cure and a one hundred dollar reward for a cake, claiming to act on blood and mucous membranes. The piece mentions alleged long experience, dubious assurances of honesty, and a list of names and firms in Toledo.
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Hall
Liatem
Walding
Kminnan & Marvin
Toledo
Halls
Halle
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