Teak Party of Students and Professors About It Great Possibility
Press dispatches from New Haven indicate inventor Vander Ditt works on a tubular boiler with great potential. He predicts general use within a decade and plans to demonstrate its practicality. Early tests show reduced smoke and different draft dynamics versus tubular boilers.
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New Have
Conn
Cometus Varder
Ditt
Bollers
Vander
Tate
Pernhos Nordiirnad
Stata Das
Joni
Berlin
Firemen Assigned to EMS Promotions Create Vacancies
The article notes promotions among Santa Fe fire engineers triggering a vacancy cascade. It mentions assignments and shifts across branches including Topeka and Marathon areas, with references to passenger vans and service routes. Strong entities include Santa Fe, Topeka, and Newton.
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Firsmes
Santa Fe
Yaransy
Lucy
Piremiaty Tee Atkinson
Atenieon-Se
Promotion for Johnston in Topeka area
Jams A. Johenton, a former Topeka boy, is promoted to replace J. B. Mathers as station agent at a northern depot. Johnston has long resided on the North Side and is described as well trusted among local residents and railway workers. He is connected with the Rock Island line near the river.
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Jams
A. Johenton
Las Bees
Chickesta
T. We
J. B. Mathers
Johnsinn
Ceokee
Topeka Man Paid $100 In Fake Locksmith Hold Up
George Nick of Topeka was allegedly robbed by men posing as deputy U S marshals who demanded $100 for passing a note. Nick was released after the incident, with the robbers keeping his money and belongings and warning him not to report the matter.
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OBLEF
George Nick
Topeka
Paya
Matas
Nick
Aistes Warshals
Beses
Val- Labbe
First Step for Clarek Line Aims at City Connection
A San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Road venture organized to advance the Clarek line project. Officials report initial steps toward incorporation and building authority, with plans tied to Salt Lake City as the primary corridor.
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San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Road
Cuan
Ren
Saliegua
Salt Lake City
Walking the roads the Isam powered boom to construct the graph
From Newton comes a fragmentary report noting engineers and workers such as “Baidy” Woobet and Rteigmeyer to Wick, with mentions of a Santa Fe fever siege and a Christian Endeavor society gathering at the Third Christian church. The text references the railroad, track work, and local laborers including Garin, Seubert, and Kelley, amid a chaotic scene of repairs, illness, and community events.
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Ee St Louis
Vee
TF Miter
Ht S McKee
Arene Ee
Gallroad
Tip
Trowbridge
Stumekeaver
Cleyswill
Christian Endeavor Society
Third Christian Church
Railroad Fen
Big Hospital Fire Kills Many in Tokyo Area
Report from the Orient says the hospital attached to Tokio University burned in January. Ninety six patients were present. two dozen died or were burned. Twenty one patients perished and eleven nurses and attendants were injured in the blaze that swept a wooden building between four and six in the morning.
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Victoria
Orient
Tokio University
Yun Ku Wan
Hong Kong
Ching
Ee Ito
Kate
London
Berlin
St. Petera
Changing Hands Chinese Railways Pass Between Powers
Pekin dispatch notes the transfer of control over a key railway to civil authorities under an agreed framework. The Cox report details international oversight by a British director and two deputies from Germany and Japan, with responsibilities for traffic, telegraphs, and policing along the line. The future guard duties are unsettled amid shifting occupier interests and inter-allied arrangements.
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Pekin
Amhoug
Shan Hwan
Ie Oldoast
Berkesh
Jie
Supme Trafic
Ig Aalitacy
Itish Agren
oThlrwese
Wreck Slams Two Trains in New Jersey Disaster
Trenton report details a catastrophic collision at Russing's siding near Bordentown on the Amboy division. The Nettie His express from New York to Atlantic City smashed into a Camden to Trenton local, killing ten and injuring over twenty five. survivors crawled from burning cars into the canal as fire and wreckage trapped passengers.
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Trenton
N.J
Amboy
Pennsylvania Railway
Russing
Keene
Trenton Hospitale
Cooper Hospital
Carsden
Atmone
Wester Earl
Whexpress
James Bir~sningham
Iris
Prask Roland
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Michael McGmw
Nellie Bly
Frank Thompson
Lex Broten
Win Garwood
Will Teegeen
Edward Sapp
Allande City
Feekace
Tie Beloves
Sidine
Train Crash Provides Narrow Escape For Passengers
In a dramatic incident on the railway, a collision caused a car to splinter and a passenger chair to be ripped from its seat. One rider was not injured, and rescuers freed another through an opening in the car side. Most travelers escaped unharmed as the train halted after the impact.
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Bsexage Musier
Royal
Saenes
Pabia Gaa Strate
de Panseneers
Dudge Kelly
York
Bbs
Paswenoo
Bart
Senate Debates Antitrust Bill and Post Office Funds
Senate discussion spans nearly two hours over Jones Arkansas resolution to discharge judiciary committee from antitrust bill. House measure deemed unconstitutional. Post office appropriation bill debated with service elimination slated after July. Amendments to southern facilities and trunk line subsidies debated amid objections of subsidy and constitutional concerns. Decision to lay the bill aside for the day.
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Washington
Senate
Jones
Ark
Judiciary
House
Post Office
Rewnes
Utah
Kansas City
Teenessee Nal
Walcott
Rnilway
Airtes (Tenn
Diy
Fawlles
Armendawre
Big Realty Deal Rocks New York Market
The Central Realty bought the Bucreel building site occupying 15,000 square feet bordered by Broadway Cedar Temple and Thames streets for about 2.5 million dollars per the purchase, with reported taxes and nearby comparables. The sale marks one of the year's largest downtown property transfers, eclipsing past Broadway Cedar Street transactions and setting a high per square foot benchmark.
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New York
Pers
Imfaba
Bramway
Cedar Street
Temple Atrest
Thames Street
Ste
Broadway
Cedar Strnet
St. Lawrence
Sieger Manufacturing Company
Bale
Mt Broadway
Hundreds Attend Regiment Band Concert for Industrial Institute
About a thousand people filled the Auditorium for a Twenty Regiment Band concert benefiting the Industrial Institute. The performance drew praise for its quality and the band’s leadership by William Feter, principal of See Hisitars, with selections including Stars and Stripes and a vocal solo by Little Pri.
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Industrial Institute
Wiliam Feter
See Hisitars
Little Pri Vocal Sole
Bre J. Af Wright Necal Selection
Tattle Prim Quartet
Pinkie—“Stars and Stripes” Sousa
Washington Return Fare via Santa Fe Route
A telegraphic notice lists a round trip fare of 31.25 dollars between Washington, D C and another location via the Santa Fe Route. The message includes garbled OCR text but centers on travel pricing and rail routing.
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Washington, D. C
Sante Pe
Legislative Snapshots From A Troubled Senate Session
Fragmented notes describe Senate committee activity on voting machines and railroad legislation. Mentions include Governor Fichter, Senator Peterson, and Georgy Smith consulting on eye issues. References to county officials, election redistricting, and pressure to advance bills amid partisan divisions.
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Senstar
Siat
Georgy Smith
The
Marysvile News
Sore Penate Petter Sesiachny
Smith
Gnare County
Wrandotte County
Senate
New Sires Day Tea
Sts Bas
Saul Peas Coonighioe
Kirkpatrick
Okea
Committee On
Dillie Senate Wick
Tos Sons Rawoeiat Businese
Aimmoer
Monkey Habeas Corpus Case Snares Court Notice
A fragmented notice reports a habeas corpus action over a pet simian with references to Barker Street timing and a court proceeding led by Rubenstein. The text is garbled but implies a recovery effort for a monkey and a legal action around custody.
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Pet
Simian
Barker Street
J Rubenstein
Jeanie Reade
Minnesota Wins At Buttermakers National Convention
Minnesota secured the top award and three of four medals at the national convention. Heareis won the banner for the highest state average with a score of 81. Jenson of Bernadotte took the silver medal, Noble of South Waterford won gold, Magnusen of McBee earned silver, and states including Michigan South Dakota Vermont posted various low scores as the nine year tournament produced the lowest averages.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Buttermakers
Heareis
Quenzola
South Waterford
SC Magnusen
McBee, Minn
Michigan
South Dakota
Vermont
Association
Nation's Flowers In Jail Item Feb 2 1901
Fragmentary note reports a jail entry on February 2 1901 involving a person or item referred to as in my carne. Other details are unreadable but reference a legal or penal context.
Dick Bueee Batign Ebb and Flow Mystery
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases likely from a local notice or brief. Readable items mention names or terms unclear. no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a full summary.
Pueblo basetad) club manager changes in Western league
Wm. Hulen, manager of the Pueblo baseball club, transfers from Biots City in the Western league. He states the move is for reasons connected with club plans and future play.
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Biotic City
Pustblo
Colo
Hulen
Pueblo Basetad
Biots City
Untidy OCR Note On Meeting And Election In City
A garbled report describes a meeting about polling and guard actions. It mentions law enforcement, women’s involvement in politics, costs and arrangements, and a planned next session for the following Thursday.
Washington D C Return Fare via Santa Fe Route
Travel notice indicates a round trip from Washington D C to an unspecified point at $81.96 via the Santa Fe Route. The text references March 1 and advises seeing agent A J BF for details and arrangements. The fragmentary OCR suggests a fare offer and travel timetable pending agent confirmation.
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Santa Fe
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