Ship Line Via Canal Fifteen Vessels Planned
The Atlantic and Pace Transport Company, with Washington and Baltimore ties, plans a bid for a government mail contract for a canal era steamship line. The project envisions weekly routes New York to Colon and New Orleans to Panama, with coast to coast expansion and vessels built to meet the ocean mail act requirements.
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Atlantic and Pace Transport Company
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Bue
Indian Fire Ocean Mail Services
Panama
Onal
Ganeral Thitercock
Tedns
Trenton
Ome
Incoraratera
Erward Bike
Pont Fis
Easdoe
Colon
New Orleana
San Francis
Scative
Atlanta
Padre
Tool Flardom O
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Als
Secretarsant Adian UW Boole
Washington
Boston
Amertin Agency
Wilson
Lanea
Fla
Fneland
Hyeooon Faithmare
York
Charleston
Savannah
San Francises
Sap Pedra
San Dies
Astoria
Part
Vilonte
Forest Fire Losses Reduced by Improved Plans
Forest fire loss declined due to revised forestry plans and improved government measures. Fire prevention efforts include better access, lines, and restoration, with funding adjustments and enhanced response. Officials report progress amid ongoing fire season activities and state support.
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Powtat Renellers
Feesstry Bureau
Irene Nees Becs
Navy Secretary Meyer Visits Portsmouth Training Schools
American Secretary of the Navy, accompanied by Admiral Wooldridge and other officers, toured training establishments in Portsmouth England. He observed driftfield classes, battery work, and gunnery schools at Whale Island and inspected engine room training, then visited Nelson’s old alma mater and Victors inscriptions.
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England
Con le Meset
Arthur Wooloore
Nenith
Tie
Amer
Achnol
Whale Island
Bluefields Editor Jailed Amid Turmoil in Nvaragua
Turbulent events unfold as Bluefields editor Bluttia and colleagues are jailed for alleged misconduct. Reports state they were brought to the Interior aboard a government boat, with further arrests anticipated. Officials indicate high level upheaval affecting leadership in the region.
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Bluttia
Nvaragua
New Orleans
Editos
Diaris
Eustin Heise
Gunboa
Jacinty
Rosales
Beattie Case Witness Kastelberg Faces Trial Fallout
Henry C H Kastelberg wealthy witness testified about the Virginia end of the beet night murder case in Midlothian. He described danger and public scrutiny as Beattie stands trial for a life crime involving a married woman, while he faced personal turmoil and fear of his wife.
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Virginia
Midlothian
Red Trust
Clay Beattie
Gomestte
Ture
Kastelberg
Jig
Wendenburg
Paul
Beattie
Aunsel
M Wendenburg
Smith
Watson
Counse
Henry
Thursby
Latham W . Rilart
Latham
Twelfth
Ind
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Heartie
Hart
Wienry
A. Z. Houchins
Paul Beatie
Henry Jay Beattie
Mr. Wendenbury
Henry Beattie
Sam
Pauli
William McAvoy
J. F. McAvoy
Tsaw Therm
Beattie Defense Ignores the Gun Trial Testimony
The Beattie defense counters with witnesses denying Henry Beattie’s involvement or planning, while State experts challenge Beattie and associates’ accounts of the murder and gun purchase. Witnesses place Paul Beattie and Henry Beattie near Short and Main streets and the saloon, and a string of alibi and telephone testimony tests the defendants’ statements.
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Henry Beattie
Paul Beattie
Hin Sen
Ehrongee
Election Frauds Charged In Maryland Primary Fight
Democratic organization fears disclosures after Thomas F. McNulty, defeated sheriff candidate, pursues leads that ballots for him were counted for Hughes. State Attorney Owens will present evidence to the grand jury to indict election officials amid contest-law limitations and possible attacks on election validity.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Democratic ‘Organization
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Andi
McNulty
Hughes
Owens
Grand
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Moses' September Furniture Sale Ad
Advertised furniture sale listing various mahogany items with dimensions including 6 ft by 45 inches 6 ft by 44 inches and other sizes. The fragmented text mentions sale and prices but lacks complete details and context.
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Moses
Beattie Murder Trial Testimony Winds Through Key Alibis
Testimony links J J Kay and Roland Lassiter to the Beattie case while witnesses dispute car ownership and timing. PD A Dunlop places Beattie at work for ten hours starting at 7 AM on July 16. Henry Beattie Jr. recalls gauntlets and a garage search as the trial edges toward closing rebuttal.
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J. J. Kay
Paul Beattie
Roland Lassiter
Bon Air
Midlothian Turnpike
Charles H. Kestelberg
Kestelberg
PD +A. Dunlop
Paul
H. P. Mann
Gantlets
Henry B. Owen
Henry C. Beattie, Jr
Wendenburg
Douglas Beattie
Henry
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Beattie
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Dying son tragedy after runaway horse injuries
Cumberland Md Sept 6 W Frank Mansfield 30 of Cumberland son of Capt W F Mansfield Westernport died at Hoffman Hospital Keyser W V after an operation for internal injuries from a bicycle accident. While his parents drove from their Garrett county farm to his bedside the horse ran away leaving them badly injured Mrs Mansfield in critical condition.
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Cumberland
W. Frank Mansfield
W. F. Mansfeld
Westernport
Hoffman Hospital
Keyser
W. Y.a
Baltimore and Ohio
Mountain Lake Park
Garrett County
Mansfield
Lightning Strikes Death of West Virginia School Official
Sept. Slusher, superintendent of public schools in Grant County, WV, was killed by lightning while taking shelter in an old roadside building during a severe storm. The wrecked structure collapsed, ending the life of the young administrator who resided in Masonville and left no immediate family.
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Slusher
Grant County
Cumberland
Arthur Slusher
Masonville
Verein Baden postpones fortieth anniversary celebration
After a lengthy debate at 827 Seventh Street Northwest the Verein Baden voted to skip the fortieth anniversary plans. The majority favored delaying celebrations until the fiftieth anniversary, though some members favored continuing the preparations.
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Baden
Verein Baden
Seventh Street
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