Elevator Aide Struggles Amid Crowded Rises
A fragmented 1908 report notes social strife and urban life scenes in New York and Minnesota. It mentions the Y M C A training for youths, aviation of a language free from harsh emotion, and debates on bilingual instruction. It highlights the Cathedral of St John the Divine project and a new government printing office efficiency system.
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New York
Y. M.G. A. Herpened & Training School
Offies Hoyé
Jeess
James
John the Divine
Morningside Heights
Amer
Multiple Local Accidents and Scams Stir Rural Iowa News
A sprawling Iowa roundup reports a coroner declaring Walter Craig found dead in a Avoca barn and a sequence of farm mishaps. It notes a boy poisoned by oats near Guthrie Center, a farmer saved from a charging boar near Randolph, and crude petroleum hoax fears near Maquoketa. Further items cover a burning Mortonville creamery, copper prospects in Montana, court fines, and a Waterloo deck collapse injuring ten.
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Ryan
Tadaputta
Ainico
Tréynor
Avoca
Walter Craig
Swit
Craig
Amos
Ufs
Payette
Hoss
Jobo Focht
Randolph
Focht
Jammstar
Maquoketa
H. Christiane
Tia
Niba County
Thac
Meéltonvlile
Loetervilla
Stanger
Mortonville Cr
Adame
Scranton
Jawa
Push Investment Company
Dee Moines
Montana
Hig
Mys
Pyeeserly
Ows Agricultural College
Ames Tea
aeWite
Cansda
Beatles
Black Hawk County
Charles Hirama
Indy
Hiram
Waeda
Sharif Kent
Slaney
Omaha Sud
Waterloo
Theodore Menges
Ruby Knight
Helang Wilharm
Henry Campbell
Frag Ballon
Will Robinson
Therese Weo
Ethél Poreraon
Marvin Fowler
Westfield
Busin
Coring State Bank
Ivans
Corning
Lawstate Savings Bank
Dea Moines National Tank
Dea Molnet
Obi Lone
Tte
Nwa Btate Savings Bank
Larue
Mo oAlance
Des Moines National
Beaumont Apple
Geneon
Wad & Loan
Qorpug Bank
Recalver Andrews
Father Carey
Bu Haphail
Catholic
Hyde
John Burns
John Burne
Mount Quvet
Rome
Gathollo
Wilford Revertson
Burlington
di Rainey
Substantial Tuberculosis Rates and War Era Notes Plague 1906 Dispatch
A mixed 1906 news digest reports civilian and military health data, including tuberculosis prevalence among U S troops with 248 000 cases per 1000 and a drop to 2 2 per 1000 by April 1906, alongside trade, industry and public notices. It mentions Rear Admiral Rixey surgeon general, factory orders, indictments, railway strikes, and miscellaneous incidents across the United States.
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United States
Rixeyy
Che Nary
Roturga
Trom and Steel
Gould
footWaav
John Joséph Kennedy
Amotg River
Pitteburgh
Gulf
Cinelonsis
Davidson
Malaga
Atlanta
F. B.colu
Jean
Reinhold
H.-L. Blagler
Newman, Gs
Southern Railway
Linsheen
Washington
Sao Pranciace
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Mehmond
Japanara
Perley Hale
Avon
O. Wiliam Subultz
Herman Thriatopha
Otto Brenstman
Milford
Wis
Park River
Btandard
Nashyvills
Tann
Dewitt-Dortehaw
Hesro
Charles W. Stewart
Navy
Wien
Lisbon
Rysa
Firet
Ganeral
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London
Japab
Wiley
Gough
Thiplate
8. A. Frazier
Berkeley
Cel
Minnesota
Boome
South Carolinas
Europe
North German Lloyd Company
Eugreat
Charleston
Philadelphia
Dry Pragier
America
Skellhead
Scotland
Ofc
Ebsy
Clency Agaiem
Billoge
Joerogep
Settle
Amarin
Folmer
Raok
Masdachusetts
George ‘Aled
Onyx Bamagny
Sampson
Dewey
Indian “Territory Federation
Tulsa
Whitex
Ktate
Oklahoma
Eplavopal
Omaha
Springfeld
Gallatin
Springhill Township
Union Pacific
Ridge
Medicine Row
Dilly ‘Hitt
Puottle Comet
Barris A. Jenking
Kentucky University
Hiia
Alberta
Maxwell
Agund
Oficars
Adg
Oltumwa
Wingey- Houston
Oscar Lowe
Farmer
Oty
Atate ‘Lealelatyres
Tadeas J. da
Pang Waal
Grierson
Foundlandoraito
Asaute
Interior
Department
Walker Lake Indian-reservation
Ihp
Warren
Wiliam A.mclain
John Dolan
Goa
Chippewa
Falla
Dolan
Mames
Mighy
Thalr
Vacheris
Grimes
Grimes Alate
Grimap Station
Jodeph Hinds
Grimen
Atock
Firat
National
Bank of Cincinnati
Alra
Charlee Canailly
Lawrence
Gallaway
Mericken
Thacbraln
Vacksen
Miay
Walter Bokachs
Ollow
Baloa