Railroad Contract Sparks 4000 Men at Work Soon
Talks of a major railroad contract lead to immediate mobilization with 4000 workers to begin within 30 days. Officials project completion of the line in two years, detailing the route near the Mansano range and outlining station, crew, and supply plans for the project in the unfolding timetable.
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M- Mistan
Basher
Abo Pai
Mansano
Iacastulna
Mir
Visco
Aivuser
Lola
Peter
Niles
Abe Cauigat
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Rene Corde
Fragmented local notice reveals partial tale of unrest and danger
The readable fragments describe a tense scene with a crowd and a man hiding near a fire door. A sense of danger and fear appears as onlookers witness a confusing disturbance and potential violence. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Rock Island and Northern Sacorities in the Erte Deal
Fragmentary text notes a dispute involving Rock Island and Northern Sacorities in the Erte deal with partial references to dementia, control, and a safety or oversight claim. The readable portions hint at a legal or financial contention with unspecified parties and dates.
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J.J. Hilt
Rock Island
Scrofula Threatens Health Through Ancestral Taint
An early 1900s public health notice explains that scrofula is hereditary, linked to tainted ancestry or food, showing gland ulcers, bone and joint weakness, sores, and deformities. It warns of blood taint across generations, urges constitutional remedies, and promotes the Swift Sports Co. Atlanta, Ga. claim of offering a cure without minerals, urging readers to seek treatment if signs appear.
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Tti
BSS
Atlanta
Plan for carrying out the airship incident discussed
A terse briefing outlines how to implement a plan related to the airship affair. JP Morenn & Co will supervise, with Mr Moriah as chairman of the committee and Mr $3b involved. Augmented by discussions of coast guard and railroad officials, the plan aims to manage the immediate steps and timelines.
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JP. Morenn & Co
Erie
Moriah
Mve
They Have Geen Wells as Coast Line Men Demand Raises
Los Angeles January 18 Geuinral Mauger schedules meetings as a wage dispute with conductors and engineers escalates The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and related groups push for a 4 3 percent raise while threatening possible action and emphasizing the conductors and spikermen are among the world’s best organized unions in a stalled negotiation with managers and a public commission.
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Coast Line
Los Angeles
Geuinral Mauger
Manaser
Wells
Cohdurtors
Ante
Bagaw Om
Scaabie
Afd
Stanager Weilte
Sgb
Weis
Moende
Weetern Redrold
Amsnetnflew Amand
Clark
Brotherhood
Lem Angeles
Nike Dickwork
Caught in a Saloon. Severe Penalty for A Bibulous Worker
An Southern Pacific boilermaker in Los Angeles faces disciplinary action after going to a saloon during working hours. Foreman Hodwinger observed the misconduct and the man was discharged. The worker claimed unjust dismissal as he left the yard. A subsequent confession by Newton in a nearby jail linked the event to the saloon visit.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bollermikere
Inday
Bas Aise Sonse
Bollerrosker
Newton
Chicago Scale Advances In Wages And Prices
Report outlines wage and price adjustments across industries in Chicago as standards shift. Mentions hourly rates and per item increments, noting widespread increases from 20 to 38 cents per hour in various roles along with new advance conditions and employer expectations.
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Sarers
Chicago
Iran
Disjointed Publicity Sparks Police Watch In New York
Disjointed OCR text describes a suspect linked to William and Santa Fe, mentioning New York police scrutiny and a contested public image. It references a hospital, a rail line project between Santa Fe and Turre ne, and a rail engine test. Details are garbled but imply investigations, passenger rail updates, and local civic actions.
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Sassent
Tepaire
Grand Island Railroad
St. Joseph
Stanville
Han
Sewall County
A. Cooper
Santa Pe
Turrene
Hieeling
Dewignet
Conisainy
May come to Kansas rumors of U P shops move
Rumors spread of Union Pacific shops shifting to Maryavills in Kansas, with mentions of Topeka trips and a Saturday meeting. Officials including W. Darnes and local committee members discuss railway changes, schedules, and potential impacts on transport and industry.
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Kansas
U. P
Maryavills
Theories About Food And A Few Related Facts
A fragmented discussion on diet and digestion outlines old and new theories about healthy eating. It highlights claims favoring meat and dairy for vitality, cautions against overindulgence, and promotes a digestive remedy attributed to Stuart's Dyspepsia.
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Julies
Tuart
Stuart
Sud
The Smallest Pony In The World Reported
A report from Detroit Free Press describes an astonishing creature titled the smallest pony. The tiny horse, weighing about 1 01 pounds and measuring inches long, stands only seven years old yet remains diminutive. Owner Morrison acquired the creature in Tasmania, with locals revering such beings as sacred. The animal reportedly easily lifts its head and endures a tapered jump before escaping a net.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. J. Toe
Gil
Max
Guatemala
Sigua
Unclear Election Prospects Amid Turbulent Politics
The text discusses uncertainty around a major political meeting and potential events in November, noting pressure on candidates and partisan dynamics. It mentions Delaware and references to Addicks and Ad Micks as central figures, with concerns about forward-looking actions and party alignment.
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J. Edward Ad Micks
Gwar
Delaware Senate Seats and Addicksism Put to Test
In a tangled party maneuver Democrats and Republicans weigh how to fill a vacant Delaware senate seat. The editorial argues that backing either Addicks or a Democrat risks reshaping power, leaving a two-year seat and the rise of Addicksism looming unless a cross-party compromise occurs before the assembly vote.
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Ettiene
Cynarees
Uniter
Delaware
Addicks
Senate
Tever Cor. N.Y. Eventaug Post
Rail safety device tests at Berlin to prevent train collisions
Reports from Berlin describe an electrical collision prevention system tested for trains. Mason outlines a third-rail conductor with a square enclosure housing brakes, lamps, and alarm bells linked to the engine driver. The device enables simultaneous braking and warning upon command, with ready indications and a German government order for further track testing.
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Corsa
Mason
Berlin
Frankfort
Hassan Sutori
Siberia
Washington
Fragmented text on pay and ethics in labour dispute
The readable lines point to a discussion about pay, duties, and integrity of a worker in a troubling text. It mentions temptation, fraud, and the challenge of upholding duty while facing financial pressure and external pressures.
White Ribbon Remedy touted as cure for drink craving
An advertisement promotes White Ribbon Remedy claiming it cures thirst for alcoholic stimulants and aids temperance work. It targets social drinkers and problem drinkers, lists contributors and endorsers, and offers trial packages via mail from Townsend and Boston druggists.
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Peter
Sromkard
Witte Ribban
Gime
Peec
Syemers
Christian Temprrancs Upion
Venture California
Wrice
Chen Fai
Townsend Itor
Boston
X ‘Weipnemes
Raneas
Rural Mail Carrier Delivers Change and Convenience
A detailed account praises rural free delivery for farmers, noting post offices will provide weather letters and newspapers to doorsteps. It highlights the role of rural carriers, often local men, in transporting mail and parcels, improving farm life, education, and market knowledge while boosting carrier income and community ties.
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Mit
United States
Corto
Totel
United It
Ealiabie Mats Ii
Ikes
Paris
Fer Trovits
Agit
Oramarti
India
Netehbarkeoa
Rural Free Delivery Routes Expand Across the Nation
The piece describes the expansion of Rural Free Delivery routes and how farmers petition officials to establish new paths. It notes route requirements of 20 to 38 miles, connections between lodgings, and the need for multiple road exits. The Detroit Free Press reports details from the American Benevolent Association event with a 2 cent admission.
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Chepnel
Joutarae
Weet
Bet Lod
Washington
Piilee
Che
Uncle Sam
Detroit Free Press
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