Trains Safety Talks Drive Denver Convention Tour to Pike’s Peak
Denver Oct 2 The seventh annual session of the Railway Bridges Superintendents met in Denver with about 60 members from across the region. President James Sheenan and officers outlined plans for the year as talks covered bridge design, water supply, openings, cod construction and bridge numbering. Delegates debated mileage versus alphabetical numbering and heard telegrams from Omaha Cincinnati and Fortress Monroe inviting future meetings. The group pledged a strong treasury and prepared to tour the mountains and Pike’s Peak after the convention.
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Puello
Aigiers
Lajarw
Sheldon
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Omaha
Cicinaeth
Stonroe
Poreman
Pobvtown
Joseph H. Cummin
Long Island
Miare
Wien
West
Boston Adopts Report On Municipal Printing Plant Costs
The Boston city report assesses six months of Municipal Printing Plant operation from September 4 to March under contract with Rockwell and Churchill. It covers expenses depreciation at 10 percent, stock in process, and the plant's performance compared with prior arrangements. Mayor Quincy will present the findings to the board of aldermen.
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Tosh Quincy
Makar
Thimmere
Sou
Prine
Ube
Orin
Eliy
Seni
Messrs
Rock Well
Chamehitl
Wiliam Pearls Tait
Lanke
Weitereinihich
Ander
Thomas P. Nichols
Lyting @ ptierien
Vatice
Chat
Hind
James P. Stearns
George FL Kolis
John G. Cones
Smayor Quimoy
Truik
Myssia
PL Stearns
George Mo
John
Cobb
Auncn
Tyr
Tiveh
Bosten’ Thal
Une Dinamo Calenlarinak
Une Executiver
Unik
Elf
de Suvines
Rockwell & Churchill
Joshan, Quingy
Post Office Budget and Stamp Printing Proposals
Washington reports Third Assistant Merritt oversees stamp envelope and newspaper wrapper issues totaling 11,165,000 with costs 1,015,140. Stamp numbers reach 4201937904 valued at 79. Losses from office fires wrecks and boat destruction affect 1 in 24,592 pieces with 6,000 needed for losses. Merritt urges central engraving and printing by Post Office and removal of special stamps for vending and periodicals.
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Genersl Merritt
Wetter
Isto
Merritt
Tureau of Printing and Engravin
Treasury
Tie
Post Office Department
Hyalae
Russian Fanatics Smother Members to Die in Belief
Dispatch from St Petersburg reports sect followers smothering themselves and others to achieve salvation. Members believe eternal life comes via suffocation, with deaths carried out in secrecy and graves hidden. An advertisement at the end promotes One Minute Cough Cure by G. W. Stansfield.
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St Petersburg
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
School Case in Court Over Colored Children Admission
Senator Palmer expected to file in court to compel the Alton school board to admit colored children to white schools. Petition argues post chapter adoption merged districts under the board and allowed a resolution to discriminate. It claims remote schools, inadequate teachers, and double the workload for black students. Relaters are Juman Brock Scott Big and Hobert Waite.
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Springfield
Alton
Whith
Secetor
Bis
Board of Education
Pitts
Jumin Brock
Scott Big Gad Hobert Waite
Dispensary Report on Liquor Stock in South Carolina
Columbia SC October 2 The regulatory examinations minutes of the dispensary Touhy Ensuelis quarterly repeat The Stock of Intters Instite and conty Alepessaries 0500.00 The committee recommended that this stock be greatly reduced and urges that the bonitk of aunty lspemetries be increased The Mspenairs according to its constitutional requirement was to pay all profit after a certain period into the school fund That time was spae nessed but no money has been turned over to the schools The legislative committee figures as a dis measurable fability due the Senen fund 31000 this being ro earned profits Their profite for the queries were 32,0 While but tittles are and no trovhie the Beataang mustache can be kept a uniform brown or black color by wains Suckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
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South Caroline
Colimbia SC
Old Clothes Famine Strains Provident Association in St Louis
In St Louis on October 22 Dr T M Finney and several managers warn of scarce second hand clothes. The Provident Association sewing room employs over 100 women, turning in collected garments into warmer wear for children. Spring collections failed to meet fall needs as 3,500 garments were secured last year, far short of demand.
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Fowler
Cory
Thor
Arexinus
Donutiors
Texas Farmers Form Cotton Association to Protest Prices
Texas farmers unite to form the Texas Farmers' Cotton Association led by President George Anderson of Boerne. The plan aims to hold cotton until base bids meet buyer prices, with shares of crop assigned to members and a boycott tactic to pressure city markets. Navarre, Hillis, and Woodman counties report earlier similar organizers, using coordinated boycotts to force local concessions.
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Houston
Tex
Farmers of Texas
Texas Farmers’ Cotton Association
George Anderson
Mmembersi Forte Tangioes
Navarre
Hillis
Wo- Garmin
Lively Funeral Music At Cemetery Procession
A funeral service for Mrs Rusher was held with a quickstep played to the cemetery. The procession included family and local attendees as ministers officiated and the band performed patriotic tunes on the way to and from the gravesite.
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Lotten Husher
Rusher
Tn Har
Yaar
Erunnd
EHP
Goldmar'e Mand
Grive Gael “Stars and Stripes
Anna B. Avisken
Devermdent
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