Gas Power and Heating Standards Across States
A historical survey details candlepower limits and heating value rules for gas and lighting across multiple states and cities. It notes varied state laws and commission practices in New York, Wisconsin, Maryland, New Jersey, Nevada, and others, with references to municipal inspectors, heating value requirements, and sulfur limits, highlighting ongoing regulatory activity and inspection efforts.
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Qiestien
Loc Angelon
Oakland
Rap Prandecu
Maryland
Kirin
Commission
Siren Canddlepower Tor
Second District Commission
York City
Thin Com
Pe Unity
New York
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Nevada
Pabiie Service Commission
Ace and District of
Mananehusetts
New Jerey
Mansachusette
Railroad Commission of
Public Service Commissions of
New Jersy
Newark
Fohnsylvania
Geek Isle
Sam to Watch Election in Panama
Fragmentary notice reports interest in a Panama election this summer. The Boston Traveler account hints at neighbors involved with a dome matter and mentions a fair outcome.
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Sam
Panama
Fragmented German inquiry text and unclear economic notes
A garbled passage discusses an inquiry committee and fiscal measures in Germany and the United States. It mentions wage changes, civil service allowances, and reductions tied to a broader political context, with references to a “Tatt’s committee of inquiry” and federal state dynamics. The text is incomplete and hard to interpret, containing many misspellings and stray phrases.
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Germany
Committee of Inquiry
Garma
United States of America
Amos Rusie and the lengthened pitching distance
Amos Rusie, famed early star of New York baseball, powered the game with a blazing fastball and a legendary curve. His dominance helped spur debates over pitching distance, earning him enduring credit as a regular Giant and one of baseball’s most notable pitchers.
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Amos Rusie
New York
Amos
Archie Gang
Diamond Lightning
Russ
League of the
United States
Aoce Stron
Chicago
Bil Lange
Er Sweats
Nevers
Jack Glasscock
Indianapolis
Axames Washington
Borneo
Marlington
Amor
Otter
Brush
Rush
Amos Ruste
Andy Freedman
Ruste
Rosie
Pete Browning the Erratic Star of Early Baseball Fame
Biographical sketch of Pete Browning, famed for eccentric behavior and steady hitting. Notes his time with Louisville, Cleveland, and the Players’ League era, highlighting batting averages and public perception. Mentions other famous eccentric figures and common praise for Browning’s strong seasons despite quirks.
Harold Chase A West Coast Throwback Star Emerges
Harold Chase of Highland Park rises from a playful 12 year old to a promising baseball talent. Born in California and educated at Santa Clara College, he gains attention as a potential great pitcher and first baseman. His path takes him to Los Angeles and New York, earning flattery from Morley and fans alike as he travels a notable baseball arc.
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Harold Chase
Highland Park
Yanks
F Iim
Ameri National
Lee
Dong
Chase le
California
Wier Jf
New York
Chicago
Denver
Hal Wan
Far West
Lex Gates
Harold
Morley
Los Angeles
Hal
Angel City
Int Morley
Stripling
Washington
L. C
Keyy Chase
Chane
Hames
Yatrel
Ari
Athletics
Navy says 1200 times better now in gunnery since Spanish War
Secretary of the Navy Meyer addressed the Efficiency society in New York detailing improvements in naval service since 1908. He cited marks at Santiago and San Marcos target practice, noting hits rising from 3.5 percent to 33.3 percent at 10,000 yards, with 12 inch guns delivering rapid fire. He attributed gains to selective promotion, special aptitude training, and rigorous practice, including adverse condition drills. He warned of maintenance costs and yard staffing as ongoing challenges while praising competitive gunnery for dramatic efficiency gains.
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Efficiency Society
New York
Meyer
San Mago
Santiago
San Marcos
San Maroon
Carefu
Naval Administration
Cunnery
Mintery
Meyer Mai
Hax
Santiango
A Course in Good Will From the Bureau of Education
A new course in good will issued by the United States Bureau of Education aims to raise citizenship standards through elementary schooling. The program covers home life, school and play, community relations, and global awareness, emphasizing traits like honesty, generosity, fairness, and gratitude as parts of a world peace movement.
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Bureau of Education
United States
Sredea
Ioer Araeau
Ilocation
Ig Bm
Relly
Genuine Maple Sugar Flavor and Market Blame
A writer in the Country Gentleman argues genuine maple sugar tastes better than commercial grades, noting flavor depends on natural factors shared with fresh fruit. He also blames wholesale dealers and mixers for poor taste. Agriculture notes 19,000,000 Germans rely on farming incomes. A quirky line questions whether Alice’s party arrived with birthdays.
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Country Gentleman
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Vennaylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Ste Angeles
Railroad Commission
Speiel
Reporia
Boston Traveler
Cnet
Seer
Pete Browning
Pete Bmwning
Raymond
Pete
Louis R
Browning
Louisville
Sturde American Association
Peto
Biff
Ny Canal
Serrch
Cleveland Brotherhood
Old Pietro
George Washingrod
Napoleon Homaparte
Joan A. Logan
A. 5. Grant
John G. Carale
King Solomon
Ai Aligatteliy
German Empire
Garfield Tesus
Roady
Alice
Daisy Fly Killer
WL. Fm
Breskirs
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