Battle for Senate Seat Between Cummins and Allison Heats Up
The contest between Governor Cummins and Senator Allison for the Senate seat draws national attention. Both leaders boast long records and strong followings, with Cummins as a looming rival to Allison’s decades in public service.
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Albert B. Cummins
William Bal
Congress
Aliaon
Alileon
Senate
Wille
Senatrs
Benator Allison
Cumming
Oho
Pennsylvania
Heighest
Wim
Iowa
Towa
Albert
Apollo
Veriont
Ailison
Penate
Den of the Same Senator West Quip Echoes
A fragment from a political profile recalls Senator West famed for hard talking with witty quips. Remarks praise his steadiness and memory, with a parable about rain to illustrate his calm judgment and resilience under questioning.
A Noiseless Gun Danger Looms Over Maxim Invention
The piece outlines Hiram Percy Maxim's silent gun concept and its chilling potential. It traces the Maxim family’s inventive lineage, notes his past devices, and warns of classified, government-controlled manufacture to prevent misuse. It discusses how a noiseless weapon could still emit faint sounds and fears about foreign powers or criminals seizing the design.
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Hiram Percy Maxim
Tiran Percy Maxim
Maxim
Gina
Maxin
Hiram 8
Yar
Gila Gap
Maziin Y
Faulty Construction Blamed for Lakeview School Disaster
The Collinwood Cleveland area tragedy prompts state health orders to close schools lacking outward-opening doors and noncombustible escapes. Authorities report seven building exits opened inward, aiding rapid fire spread and student deaths. The Lakeview School, newer and of concrete construction, contrasts with older wooden floors that hastened the blaze.
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Lesnens
Lakeview
Collinwood
Cleveland
State Board of Health
Iiipola
Russian Plays in America Madame Komisarzhevsky’s Petersburg troupe
Madame Vera F. Komisarzhevsky and her thirty member Russian company visit Daly’s theater in New York to present drama in Russian. The group includes barons and nobles, led by leading man Mr. Bravelle, with ties to St Petersburg’s literary and artistic circles. It marks the first visit of Russian actors to America, bringing naturalistic works by Gorky and others to the American stage.
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Mme
Vera F. Komisarzhevsky
Gt. Petersburg
Daly's
New York
Vera F. Kontharahovsky
White Way
St. Petersburg
Mme. Komisrahevsky
Tie Tutter
Haesia
St. Petersining Dranade
Kouss Inrehevely
Dramatin Theater
Agiwelen
Fragmentary Oceanic Lore from Naples Inland
A disrupted OCR passage references the inland region of Naples and mentions oilworms, silk threads, and craftsmanship. The text blends terms about strength and flexibility with a bustling bloglike tone, though many words are garbled. No clear event or person emerges from the readable fragment.
John Bigelow a Veteran Diplomat At Ninety Wide Awake
John Bigelow long noted diplomat and editor remains active at ninety as he watches world affairs. The piece recalls his Paris ministership and Panama Canal advocacy, his ties to Til den, and his role in editing the New York Evening Post. Bigelow speaks of his life, public service, and enduring interest in national and international events.
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Tilden
France
Paneama Canal Crit
de Lemieps
Fipelin
Lim
Grigluliyi
Mr. Tien
Houslavery
Jon Mryant
Sip. Bigelow
New York Evening Post
Elt
The
Post
Willan Cullen Bryant
Wigelow
Hood
Lincoln
Higelow
Mmance
Joe
Liepert
Pete Mois
Eleyes Hk
Clark cabin famous landmark of Kentucky lighthouse of exploration
The Clark family log cabin near Louisville, built about 1744 by Gen Jonathan Clark, is a landmark linked to the Lewis and Clark expedition. The historic home remains recognizable, though surrounded by modern development, and is preserved as an enduring relic of early Northwest Territory exploration.
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Louisville
Thin City
Newberg
Hardtown
Great Northwest
Thie Hose
Lewis and Clark
Pacific Coast
Tri
Jonathan Clark
William Clark
George Roger Clark
Northwest Territory
Willam Clark
George Rogera Clark
Missouri
Thenea
Mulverry HN
Clark
Dolley
Elf Howe
Loulerine
Tog Howe
Tobacco Prohibition for Workers in YMCA Building
A Wilmington Delaware project for the Young Men's Christian Association prohibits tobacco use on site. The Philadelphia architects Frank Milen Ding & Brother require no chewing or spitting and threaten instant dismissal for violations to prevent damage to hardwood and fire risk.
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Wilmington
Del
Speelieur
Philadephia Architecta
Frank Milen Ding & Brother
Wash Drying Cauene a Salt in St Louis Case
Dr Daniel I Hoerler seeks a restraining order in the circuit court to stop Mrs Christan I Roger from hanging a tent on a vacant lot between their houses. Hoerler, resident at 3410 California Avenue, claims Moehdoerfer organized the encroachment and the dispute centers on lot control.
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St. Louia
Christan I. Rogder
Daniel I. Hoeldoerter
California Avenue
Bender
Moehdoerfer
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Ghost Assault in Melulagen Case
Ferlin Bach of Wasungen, charged with attacking a ghost in a churchyard, claimed it was accidental. A jury in December found him guilty of wounding, the judge upholding the sentence despite his appeal arguing he only faced a specter.
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Ferlin
Wasungen
Bach
Court of Criminal Appeal
Melulagen Jie
Attatck
Nangied Koenle
Hach
Ma Koenig
Koch
Rose on the Apple Tree In Broadford Orchard
Residents of Broadford note a freak of nature in Captain Cham berlin s greenings apple tree. A single rose grows among clusters of apples on a limb, with rose leaves and thorns amid the fruit. Horticulturists offer theories on how the rose sprout arrived, while the tree yields normally sized and firm apples.
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Broadford
Thin Ink
Chamberlin
Cham
Greed Fatal to Blacksnake in Sinking Valley Farm
Alona Pa-Martin Criteman, a Sinking Valley farmer, killed a six foot three inch black snake. Rabbit cries drew him to a clump of bushes where state workers were attempting to swallow a bunny. Three rabbits and two birds were found in the wake after the incident. Farmers report snakes are plentiful this year due to sprit rains and forest fron, with many reptile escapes. Copperhead numbers are unusually high.
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Alona
Martin Criteman
Bunnie
Waike
Smakea
Presches In Weld Tongue At York Meeting
An evangelist from Dallastown named Rojaba demonstrated a speaking and writing power in an unknown tongue at a Weld Tongue meeting in York County. He claimed the ability surfaced during a 9 percent visit to the south where he met a worker able to translate some of his writings.
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Presches
York
Albert Hi
Rojaba
Dallastown
Use County
Rojaha
South
Phonograph Hints at War Era Scenes at Ma Pora
Fragmentary OCR text describes a phonograph used at Ma Pora with La Maltre and other characters in a wartime setting. A character claims to have invented or photographed a secret device amid camp celebrations, while a vicar and chorus engage in ritual sounds as winds rise.
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la Maltre
Garment Description in Serge of Color and Trim
A detailed description of a serge dress model with a ground-touching skirt edged by a wine trim. The jacket features a gathered sleeve and a collar with oil finish, front straps tipped with tinsel and blue edging. Materials include Easter length yardage and related fabric notes.
Costly veils and hats shape fashionable winter wear
The piece explains why veils and luxury hat details remain essential yet costly in quarterly dress. It notes fresh color schemes and velvet trims, with dark felt hats and white silk edging, favoring subtle feather accents over expensive extras to match general attire.
Cloth and Satin Dress Designs Featured in Directoire Style
The article describes elaborate cloth and satin ensembles with plain hip tailoring and wide lower garments. It notes contrasting satin trims in a Directoire pattern, artistic trims, and a completed outfit with a folk hat in vivid colors, including a dark green and coppergreen combination and a gold-buttoned coat trim.
Pockets and Linings in Gininor Conte Fashion
Fragmentary OCR describes pockets on the gininor conte with an opening at the tips, an oblong velvet-flap finish, and buttonless closure. It notes color options grey, tan, or white, and prefers heavy satin wool or fur alternatives for durability and cost considerations.
A Smart Linen Collar Embroidered Dot Pattern
The text describes constructing a linen collar with a punched edge and a grid of embroidery dots. Dots are placed a quarter inch apart along rows, with each row offset so dots fall between the previous row's dots, continuing to fourteen rows to finish the collar.
Old Sewing Guide for Hemming Tablescloths and Napkins
The text describes hemming methods for tablecloths napkins and dhools with steps to start from near the end sew toward the hem then turn back and continue toward the opposite side. It notes not to break the thread and to reinforce the edge for stronger seams.
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