Woodrow Wilson Inaugurated as Chief Executive
The article notes Woodrow Wilson taking office as president and assumes duties of executive leadership. It outlines early actions and constitutional responsibilities embraced by the new administration in the early days of his presidency.
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Woodrow Wityan
New Jerguy
Negday
Anon
United States
Wm. H. Tole
Natoma Pathtes
Umialatraton
Snes
Abelian Cuatom
Whisen
Inaugural Address and Nation Reflect on Change
A verbose historical account describes the inauguration of a U.S. president, praising the crowd on the Capitol steps and noting political shifts. It emphasizes transitions in governance, national unity, and calls for reform, with broad reflections on democracy and national character.
Mission Circle Hosts Humble Charity Event
A 1900s account describes the Morhatlat chiro circle at Vanes West Wigh Gigiomavenue hosting a small indoor gathering. The Home Way group organized a club event with Mrs Enoch G Mis and Mrs Wir i Breant leading the arrangements. Refreshments of boiled ham and bread were served, and the gathering aimed to support alms for 100 inmates.
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Enoch G. Mis
I. Breant
C. Tes
Wa Carter
Eymyr Snider
Wreck Blocks Ave Heats On Thursday Afternoon
A Boston area freight wreck halted traffic on Ave tracks Thursday afternoon. A tow, vehicle, and an engine caused a bridged collapse, throwing two eastbound cars onto the track and delaying the Baston Tall which arrived on AL 104. No.2 train was held then moved to Sinteford and Eohoken per cutoff rules. Crews took four hours to reach the scene and two more to clear and reopen the line.
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AL 104, Was Delayed For Four Hours. No.2
Sinteford
Eohoken
The Enster Edition Brims With Openings and Ads
The feature promises stronger content than usual with a robust mix of opening notices and advertisements. Local merchants anticipate a lively run next week as readers plan to explore the new issue.
Invee Stock Ads At New Burd Location
Public notice announces relocation of Raymond's stock to 46 East Washing, offering larger and hotter items for sale and inviting customers to visit the new Bulking Burd showroom for updated display and stock.
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East Wasing
Pardinly
Asbury Church Levelled By Fire Called Upon Firemen
Fire crews responded to a blaze at Asbury Church on level 15 prompting a call for assistance from Washington firemen as damage was reported and authorities investigated the incident.
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Asbury
Washington
Fire devastates Aubury church and village stores
The Methodist church at Aubury, five miles from Washington, was destroyed by a July blaze that endangered adjacent buildings. Washington firemen aided, saving the village’s south building and a piano, with heroic efforts to contain the flames from the furnace area. The event followed a prior indictment regarding misuse of funds at a local bank, with a trial postponed to March.
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Wishington
Fire Department of
Washington
Abu
Therourpon
Guna
Witomohites
Andree Avani
Ulicksmithe
Tibet
Phige
Ovind
Samuel Lehr
Burnuil
Laborer killed by trolley car in dense fog incident
Coroner investigates the death of a laborer struck by a trolley car near New Village. The man, from New York, collapsed in a gutter after the collision in heavy fog. no life signals found on examination. Authorities seek witnesses and identify relatives while noting no immediate foul play.
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Burns
Om & Spree
Hurris
Rodgers Ninda
New Village
New
York
Phillipsnire
Dictionary ad promotes modern English Dictionary sales
An advertisement touts the Modern English Dictionary distributed by Starle, highlighting ease of use for aviation terms and automobile language. It notes hundreds of copies sold and ongoing promotions with prices around 93 cents, urging readers to buy for family use.
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Starle
Almiaat Indiapensibles
Jmitante
Itr
Brohibli
Ming
Rama
Anaihar
Business Building Changes Hands on Washington Ave
John W. Zanelli becomes owner of a three story building at NEB Washington Ave after a court confirmed sale from Philp Tinghast as receiver for Washington National Bank. Sale price was 3600 dollars. Zanelli plans likely remodeling and possible occupancy, with tenant Teraman Petty vacating.
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John W. Zonaltz
Washington Ave
Terman Petty
Deaver
Wea
Philp Titnghast
Washington National Baak
Paia
Zanelli
Mr. Petty
Wisconsin
Garved
Sanors
J A Dente and Trott Death Notice in Morris County
Joanna Horton Ploklo wife of Prstuuster David Stryero of Tonk Morris County died after paralysis following injuries. David Ro of Stronta and Mya 80H Rhodity cot y Attington listed. Funeral planned at Chast with opening on Saturday March 15. Community sale of spring styles noted.
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Trott
Joanna Horton
Ploklo
David Stryero
Tonk
Morris County
Méndas
Bronta
David Ro
Stronta
Ayhleh Otha
Uncle Rufe the Mule Trader in Washington Tale
The piece centers on Rufus Magee, known as Uncle Rufe, visiting Washington to trade a mule named Maud. A long, rambling account shows dialogue about the trade, Carling, a horse owner, and local merchants, ending with remarks on the mule’s temperament and the bargain terms.
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Kutiy Magee
Magee Brethera
Euston
Washington
Uncle Rute
James Ff
Fotk Anil tiel-hanas-Weon
Contex
Wilson
Pontey
Rute
Chirlea Carling
Morris County
Carling
Maud
Kin
Yenry
Carlie
Thie Cain
Tad
S.C
Allan
Dawn
George Rowman
Rowman
Mello
Georse
Nile
Crendy
Taon
Fire engulfs borough steam firehouse in fogbound blaze
A fierce early night fire gutted the borough’s only steam fire engine house destroying the engine and hose but saving the building. Firefighters battled the stubborn blaze with three streams of water, losing their best hose and equipment yet preventing total collapse. The fire damaged the second floor meeting room and borough papers while the engine crew and local residents watched the charred scene.
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Merghal Shrope
Sarden
Annie
Beltire
Under New Management Signals Community Unity
A partially legible note describes a new management era aimed at clarity and service for residents. Attendees praised the cooperative tone and coordination, while references to the recent opening night suggest ongoing efforts to engage the public.
Advertisements Tease Northampton Street Easton Pa Trade
Fragmentary notes describe ongoing advertisements and promotions appearing to invite public attention to Northampton Street in Easton Pennsylvania. The garbled text hints at a trade display or notices encouraging watching for advertised trades and remarkables.
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Northampton St. Easton
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