Ward not a corpse merely on the shelf
An article notes Frank Ward not dead and still alive, with fans and teams in Butte hoping for his return this summer. It mentions football figures, a Scranton camp, and various letters about Ward's status, contracts, and possible play for other teams while addressing sensational rumors and misprints.
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Ward
Frank
Ward T
Lowisette
Jose Te Brow
Ovisette
Faaner
rohaRt
Pisny
Dite
Scranton
Thinkine McClay
Butte
Combs Bensom
Monk
St. Louis
San
Authonique
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Prafh
Uuxtene
Wulon
Jersey City
Track Racing Chaos Highlights Crossed Odds at Meets
Inside race summaries from San Francisco and New Orleans events detail multiple sprint and mile contests. Notable names include Sir Edward, Boloman, Forerunner, and Princess Thianis with winners and times across various furlongs and distances.
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San Francisco
Gnhire Fonday
Sir Edward
Wake & Team
van Jaztey Admning
le Null
Kiasark
Yankee Jim Secon
Koga
Tarcigin
Mr. Area
Lane Cure
Bonar
Alma’s Pet Second In March Standings
In a noisy readable fragment several names appear with placements and times. Alma’s Pet takes second, Miss Marcha third, Joan Poole and Jon Celso noted in the sequence. Sixth meet results reference ages and times amid garbled OCR.
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Chant Wan
Alma
Miss Marcha
Larkarnsa
Praivat
Gurth
Ollie
Puehit
Sane
Syiee
Dive
Joan Poole
Wwf Wittes
Jon Celso
Cine
Leth
Tex Teoower
Seomiel Aggie Lew
Pine
Smoke talk clouded by weather notes in public meeting
Fragmentary dialogue between Mr. Bielenberg and others discusses privileges, weather concerns, and names like Mr. Miller and Mr. Kelle. The garbled text references a valley, a number 39, a value 140, and mentions aspirinadow and Wack, with uncertainty about how many are present.
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Miller
Kiel
Apa
Kelle
Aspirinadow
Wack
Ghelenergs
OL Throm
Community Jewelry Sale At WWibernia Hall
A local event invites the public to a jewelry sale at WWibernia Hall in Comcarville on Sunday March 4. Proceeds support community programs and details list items and prices, with organizers urging attendance and donations.
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Wwibernia Hall
Comcarville
Alamoa
Veit Waren Case: Jury Verdict Over Damages in Wash.
A jury in Washington on March 2 returned a verdict in the case of Veit Waren against the Wenstener Land company. The site involved was for damages and the sale of valuable lands in Chetor county, with Nuits named as the agency. The text also contains ad copy guidance urging stronger preparation and advertising emphasis for merchandise.
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Wash
Cota Waserwin
Imerntag i
In Possession of Pacts in Delaware and Wisconsin
An Italianic misread dispatch reports that Carmie Lilethy Tiesey and the miners' committee at Maven have received copies of demands. The notice mentions Truesdatn broadening cooperation with the Delaware, Dackawannin, and Weoteroantoud regions and references the Twawvaee & Hudson company.
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New York
TRA Fine and Fineness Emphasized by Judges
A terse legal note notes a Traffic Regulation Authority fine and the principle that there are degrees of goodness, contrasted with those of fineness. No specific names, dates, or places are provided in readable text. The piece centers on legal consequence and virtue theory.
End of the Lavasseur trial exposes troubled marriage testimony
The Lavasseur murder trial is delayed as evidence concludes with Lavasseur admitting a rocky marriage and past jealous incidents. He testifies about meetings with his wife, forged letters, and a knife incident blamed for the couple’s breakup while noting he cannot read the signed documents. The case resumes Monday with closing arguments.
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George Lavras
Distriet Court
Kitty Squires
LaVesteur
Lavasseur
Montana
American Actress Nance O'Reid to Begin World Tour at Broadway
Nance O'Reid the American tragedienne sails for an extensive world tour after presenting Wives Of St. John at the Broadway theater on Sunday night. She will perform in the Orient and Europe with a large company and elaborate scenic production in 20 plays. The troupe opens March 10 at the Broadway with Woodland, a comic opera, staged by D. J. Kennedy, featuring a star cast including Harry Bulg and Violet Holmer.
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Sulie
Great Falls
Nance O'Reid
Broad Way Theater
India
Europe
Orient
Miss O'Neill
Woodland
Frank Pixley
Gustav Luders
Uorky W. Savage
Woodlini
Tly
Efi
Mr. Savage
Mattie Nichols
Diva Fallon Apd
East
Middle West
Basten
D. J. Kennedy
Iarkk
Mitchel
Venke Atherton
Widow Tuttin
Violet Holmer
Adelaile Roy
Ia Warner
Julian Gilmere
Iney Craven
Trath Walton
Clinton Mayne
NW Becher
Walmieh
Mack
George Warren
J. F. Powers
Maneha Walsh
York
Harlem Opera House
Mise Walsh
Uris Rly
Wageauhohs & Somper
Aish
Tito
Miss Walsh
Polina Rae
Ie Baggage Cara
Prentuetion
Resorcina sale price listed for four-ounce jar
Koeselman’s local ad yesterday lists Resorcina four-ounce jars at $2. Forselana’s listed price is 80e for a dest ointment claimed to aid catarrh pains and chest pains. Money back if not satisfied.
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Forselana
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