Michigan TrWads wartime camp notes and visits
Fragmentary wartime diary notes describe Michigan troops in a camp setting with makeshift shelter tents. Mentions of visitors including brigade chaplains Fred Revs and Hanks and various officers gathering to discuss operations amid grumbling and routine drills.
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Michigan Trwads
Serond
Beale
Fred Revs
Smith and Hanks
Avery
Michigan
Bax
Cardinal a Fron 3 Commemorate With Population
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss church hierarchy and papal authority. Mentions cardinals as fallible and limits of papal influence, referencing Leo X and humility. Includes phrases about the church, God, and obedience, with unclear context and garbled quotations.
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Leo
Local Detroit Notices And Court Scene Report
Fragmented OCR text shows Detroit area corporations with varied capitalizations and a court session where multiple offenses were addressed. The record mentions Home for Boys and a dramatic verdict moment with a fainting spouse, plus a shooting incident involving a constable.
Shipwreck survivors rescued from Hackley and Sheboygan incident
Debris and wreckage described after the Hackley and Sheboygan collision near Fish Creek. Survivors, including notable names from Sturgeon Bay and Fish Creek, endured freezing swell and attempted lifeboat escapes as upper works tore away. The Sheboygan grounded at Fish Creek with rescue crews scrambling to recover the lost while awaiting word on missing mariners.
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Othe Hackley
DNA
Barriager
Fish Creeks
Lawrence Darringah
Fish Creek
Henry Robestor
Cskd Kelet
Frances
Ees Harbor
Wis
Mies
Vincent
Ese
Freeman Thors
Creek
Nels Nelson
Sturgeon Ray
Fitzgibbons
Fickson Port
Sitroudely
Cout
Frank
Hlukasyld
Orrin Hollin
Anglnear
Fish Ees Mitton
Emi Bish
Haddsy
Boitour Hoge
Waile
Thetves
Atrensthed
Lindsy
Sheboygan
Hackley ‘Rac
Divorce action in Detroit courts involves Albert D Thomas
The case centers on Albert D Thomas a former Detroit secretary and his wife Faltie Chilluiden Thomas. He sought an injunction restraining her from disposing household goods and allegedly blocking access to the Lyceum theater. Mrs Thomas denies allegations calling them untrue and says she will stay in Detroit until Tuesday before heading to New York.
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Albert D.'Thomas
Detroit
Esehavige
Faltie Chilluiden Thomas
Heshis
Daichigan
Thomas
Lyceum Theater
Nodo
Ami
David A
Fragmented 19th Century Text on Crimes and Public Figures
A garbled OCR fragment references robbery suspects, a cabinet gathering, and varied figures including Rev H B, Sir Thomas Lipton, and J A Dowie. It mentions a cyclone, property destruction, a trolley incident, and mass casualty rhetoric amid jumbled names and locations.
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Mit
Sevan Negro Childesn
Jared
St Charles
Thomas Lipton
Neterview
Great Britain
Xeers
Princeton
Nevaral
A. Dowie
Newark
Nel Zion
Pacific Ray
south-Haletod
Chicago
Charles I.mvoliya Eadership
Municipal Wlenstions
Brooklyn
McCillen
Lobley
Arethia
Kassis
Railyi
Former Husband Kills Wife at Farm, Chicago Oct
Mrs. Catherine Tshol and ex husband Henry F Smith are tied to a fatal incident on a Chicago farm. Reports indicate the former spouse allegedly killed her, with divorce already finalized. Authorities and local witnesses provide details as the investigation unfolds.
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Chicago
Catheriners Tshol
Henry F) Smith
Sheen
Alvoreey
Sm Thomas Sowa “Smith
Snowden
Ambassadors of Peace Tied to Pacification Tasks in Constantinople
Fragmentary telegraph dispatch discusses ambassadors tasked with pacification in Constantinople, urging adherence to reforms adopted by the Porte. It notes the need to support victims, facilitate humanitarian aid, and repatriate displaced residents while restoring destroyed villages, churches, and schools.
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Constantinopli
Porte
Thia
Murder at Louisville Boat Club leads to fatal clash
Robert Delton Burdine, a Louisville youth, is killed after a confrontation on the Ohio River waterfront Sunday afternoon. W. D. Hayes, his cousin, is struck and may have been hurt during the altercation as members of the Louisville Boat Club chased African American boatmen. A lamp attack ignites a struggle, ending with Burdine’s instant death and Hayes injured while trying to protect the party. Local authorities investigate the mob action and the circumstances of the fatal incident.
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Louieville
Robert_ Delton Burdine
W. D. Hayes
Louisville Boat Club
Attarngon
Eeversi
Ciih
Death notices from Worcester and surrounding areas
A day s deaths report lists Mrs Mestayer Theresa Vavebo age 45 of Worcester Insane asylum ware paresis, and Rev Francis Bloodgood longtime pastor of the Peristrom Presbyterian church in Montrose and Prattsboro death from bronchitis. Also Chief Justice Brewster McCallum of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court died at home Saturday.
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Worcester
Mass
Montrose
Brewster McCallum
Pennsylvanis
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