Railroads Improving Southern Washington Enter New Tunnel Work
Major improvements on the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington line in Southeast Washington accelerate. Track laying in the twin tunnel for the new union station continues though the tunnel waits for station completion. Elevations, overhead bridges, and new freight yards rise along Maryland Avenue and Virginia Avenue as engineers move day and night to finish the extensive project within about a year.
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Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
South Washington
Union Station
Washington
Maryland Avenue
Ninth
Fourteenth Streets
Virginia Avenue
Sixth
Ninth Streets
Seventh Street
Tenth Streets
Maryland Avenus
Tares
Po~temac Park
Dumpara
Potomac Park
District Supreme Court to Confirm Lend Condemnation Award
Special Attorney to the District A Left. Sinclair filed a motion in District Supreme Court seeking ratification of a jury verdict on damages and benefits for extending Nineteenth Street from Woodley Road to Baltimore Street. Damages total 10882 dollars 79 cents. benefits and costs amount to 17425 dollars 57 cents. A hearing before Justice Barnes is set for Friday next.
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District Supreme Court
Wich Sinclair
Woodley Road
Baltimore Street
Sinclair
The World owes you nothing says a 19th century preacher
A sermon-like essay argues that people must repay the world for past labor by contributing in return. It recalls a 15 year old Cleveland bellboy jailed for theft and critiques those who feel owed without giving back. The piece underscores civilization built by countless workers and warns against exploiting history’s storehouse.
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Buecsaa Monaaino
Cleveland
Anley
Tlon
The Struggling Student in a Saturday Evening Post Sketch
Wallace Irwin portrays a self supporting student on Princeton steps selling socks while reading Xenophon. He jokes that education requires eating, then recalls circus summer jobs and a cryptic exchange about Woodrow Wilson as Democratic nominee and Grover Cleveland as a trustee, outlining campus satire and political quips.
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Wallace Irwin
Saturday Evening Post
Princeton
Alrea
Np University
Aliens
Wan Synogratus
Trav
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow
Grover
Philipping Islands
Restores Crucifixes in Brazilian Court Rooms
Amid secularization after Brazil's republic proclamation, crucifixes were removed from courts. A recent movement aims to reinstate religious symbols, with a demonstrative display by supporters in military streets and public spaces.
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Brazil
Fragmented reader notes and a humorous mock dialogue
A garbled OCR fragment describes a scene with a judge restoring a statue place and a mother asking about holding a baby. It includes stray interjections about a man named ATMA and a reference to a Philadelphia press parody noting a stupid bore who nonetheless has accumulated money.
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Aruelix
Pepe
Ronnding
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Saxony
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Agawam
King’s
Needia
New York Mills
Bert Neew
Lansburgh G Bro
Dame
Delius
Eichmann
von Guipin
Cranm
Navy
Cray
Lupin
Diaplaya
Batiste
Walsta Peere
Ceegerseneee Agic
Batists
Ted
Vetail
California
USC
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Ee He
Nottingham
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Vanting
Mme
Celeste
Apinster Equeatrienne
Society For Prevention OF Sickness
USA
Service
Panama
Philadelphia
Willard Wilig Co
Develper
Howard Nichols
Pacific_ Trane Company
St Louis
Peoples Pharmagy
John
Es Bros
Rbren
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