Fragmented OCR List of Names and Places from a Newspaper Page
A dense, garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names, locations, businesses, streets, and cities. The text reads like mixed entries for newspapers or directories, mentioning places such as New York, San Francisco, Denver, Salt Lake City, Portland, and Spokane, alongside various firms, hotels, and media outlets with scattered foreign terms and partial addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fork
Woodard
Ant Tint Tralananatia
Putaoren
Anatenete
Pavlon
Aiphets Cigar
Newsong
Mm Fast Flnh
Atrest
Minnesports
Wheriywanteb
Fouth
Farsen Cf
Yora News Co
S. Minin Am Matin Simerte
San Princesa
Patan
Whitehaven
Carnan
Fipatey
Portian Nore
Vosenvar
Big game hunt plans in Washington state grist for wide season
A detailed notice outlines a winter hunt against cougars wildcats and other predators in Washington. It describes team-based drives a closed economy during the late season and a bounty system tied to pelts with revenue expectations and regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Washington
Canpinsinsts
Bookune
Aspork
Aiavaeh
Fragmented World News Highlights Oddities and Advances
A mosaic of curiosities includes Portuguese East Africa’s robber industry rumor, Argentina’s bustling town-like cattle wealth, a Baltimore physician’s warning that twenty minutes of worry equals a week of work, fashion notes on hobble skirts, and ice skating allure. Reports touch on nutwood paper from blackwood and fears of consumption, plus German cinema booms in Berlin. Human interest spans Dr. Martin at ninety, early surgical feats, and the evolving theatre scene with musical halls and vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portuquese
East Africa
Mocabique
Argentina
Baltimore
Luti
New York Sun
Great Britain
Australia
Stepa
Faris
Paris
Figaro
John B. Gordon
Len
Saratoga
Baltimore News
TD. D. Marlin
Tulsa
Okla
United States
Chicago
Br. Martin
Berlin
Deutacha Tageszetting
Pietata Entertainments
Ulldiays
Loudon
Fei Tom Nees
Usain
Ted Cradining
Tandon
Hurehill
Dixewel
Hlathane
Disraeli
Rosa of
Creede
President Taft's Message Sparks Mixed Public Response
Fragmentary exposé of reactions to the president's address, noting editors and officials debating its tone and impact. Mentions press uniformity, wartime rhetoric, and criticism of lengthy volume despite official summaries. Speech reception described with varied opinions among newspapers and readers.
Blind boy builds wireless telegraph set for news access
New York reports a 19-year-old blind boy, Jolio Wo Dil, at 108 West Ninety-ninth Street, who designed and built a compact wireless telegraph apparatus. He explains he learned wireless basics in Boston and‑fits a simple, lighter device to receive distant signals from up to eight hundred miles away. The device is showcased at the New York Association for the Blind headquarters on East Fifty-ninth Street alongside exhibits of crafts by blind students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joli Wo Dil
West Highy-ninth Street
Tran
Tim
Ellis
Blind Bay
New York Association For the Blind
Mt Jit
Fifty-ninth Street
Association For the Tind
Boston
Sana Ofie Mtichines
Nortulle
Washington
Hlis
Perkins
Wdale
Association
Filipinos Hear Fray Tadde Sales Report Before House Panel
The matter before the Howie committee on Insular affairs concerns the administration of funds by the Philippine government. The hearing adjourned until next Tuesday with Dean Wor Coston of the Philippines commission and other Manila delegation members expected to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadde
Philippines
Howe Committee On Insular Affairs
Vermimitier
Dean
Worcoston
Philipines
Father Membara
Manila
Roosevelt land bequest altered by codicil in will
South Bend Indiana December 9 Theodore Roosevelt was to receive 1.00 acre of land in Scott county but a former admirer’s will, probated today, changed the bequest. In a codicil on December 2 the donor redirected the property to his brother Charles W. Tint, who died in Benton Harbor Michigan a year earlier. The estate is valued between 10000 and 200000 with the donor. The original will dated October 5 1908 was altered after the presidential election that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Theodore Roosevelt
Scott Cnonty
South Mend
Yiu
Toosevelt
Hhis Brother
Lewistown Approves Plan In Community Meeting
In Lewistown a public gathering, held at the train station, discussed a proposed government plan. Speakers including local professionals urged adoption as a motion presented to the legislature for modification.
Christmas Standard Appears Tomorrow in Stanined’a Issue
The Stanined’a holiday number, touted as the year’s best newspaper, will be ready tomorrow morning. Copies will be available at Stanineard offices with pricing and ordering details in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanined
Staneard
Tita
Ana Conta
Pontiga
Damentic Potnia
Ponts Astra
Two famous yesterday men and a Senate speech
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a tension filled meeting at the U S Senate with figures like William M Conkling and Richard Webster amid a visit by a foreign envoy. The narrative describes the surprise and formalities of a presidential level audience in the early sessions of a state department move and a notable exchange about etiquette and precedence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Edwards
William M
Tvavts
United States
Geneva
Wichard
Webster
Perrage
Dange Land
Astor
Evarts
Richa
America
Washington
Bourty Wies Tien
Everts
Hayes
Tag
Turcoe
Remite Chamber
Kuute
Conkling
Muvelier
Senate Chamber
Woglighman
Courar
Hiettichard Webster
bin Whitei
Honatay
Mtr
Atty
House of
Magnificent orator praised by guests at gathering
In a Royal Society style exchange Sir Richard faces questions on a court matter. Eng Henman praises Iman as an outstanding orator while Mr Edwards prepares a speech on Monday, amid admiring host remarks and Administrator discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iman
Tichard
Richard
Varia
Rawards
Autos Annoy Villages In British Petition Scene
A reel board under Engiind aims to tackle highway problems caused by water damage and motor traffic. The plan seeks about $4,000,000 yearly from motor and petrol taxes to fund road improvements, dust control, and safety works benefiting the public and motorists alike. A Royal petition from cottage residents alleges dangerous roads and car harm, urging slower speeds and village protection, noting that vehicles endanger women and children and ruin lips with dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engiind
Mose
Ives
Wniba
Naming a New Baby Amid Modern Customs
Fragmented text describes infant naming practices and social reactions, mentioning the influence of modern knowledge and family opinions. It references a newborn whose name choices include Wirst and Sith, with mentions of Latin terms and evolving cultural trends.
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Sweden
Neers Fe
Pines
CMD
ANT
Sian. 2
Saday
Christias
Anneal Corishaar Wegen
Oalandard
Wildltien
Ay Willagra
Ann Semin Guhawers
Gette
Raor
Staries
Com
Wernie
Copenhagen
New York City
Cook
Wurape
Bern
Pittsburg
Walmagton
Vem
Keaper
Montittin
Montana Expnet
Laweshwll
Cougarda
Nery Anyataon
van i Fot
Taft
Wireless
John GF Ellis
Sind Gareless Grerator
Roosevelt
Lewistown
Turon
Oventnie
P. Schlit
Otolen
Atenuata
Hoyt Lote
Lievil
Hilgers
Are Price
Sigimya
Owsley Block
Butte
Mont
Qu. Butta
Rice & Fulton
Department of Music
BIG Blackfoot Lumber Company
Bonner
Montana
Montiny
Edwards
Thal Mylsilev
Queen Mare
Rere Montes
Sean Tha Mather
Cory
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
Joun
M.L. Gulden
Isna, Mae
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Anaconda
Own K. Toolt
RTL Rowan
Byockton Veazey
Cashirer
LA Dunk, Domistent Coe
Anaconda National Bank
East Park
Ansconda
Paldin
Trancaria
Ushyeas
Foslan Shit Don Uredeparts
Prea Ghailer & Parnsworta
Culte
Moa
Fuemgn
Anutant Corhiar
Butte Furniture Exchange
South Main Street
Abe
Inex Asai
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