Graves of Boers Crosses at Coloured Cemetery
Mutug reports a visit to a colonial-era graveyard where Boers buried near a BowE road. Soldiers guarded detainees, sanitation improved since earlier outbreaks, and many Boers earned small wages after parole. English and Boers sit on opposite sides of God’s acre, with the cemetery adjacent to the road built by Boers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talend
Comatary
Dlatanca
Sida
God's Acre
Tha Bowe
Colombs
Wham
London’s Tallest Scot A Mough Myc Teatte Fraser Dunne Era
An unclear interview reveals tall claims by a Scot in London about height and fame. The piece references years of drinking, aging, and a famous doctor, with scattered names and dates, and mentions retirement after a long career.
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AuMough
Fraser Dunne
Bcotaman
London
Alonue
Chenigagne
Ely
Midias
William Jemner
Scotland
Duncas
Londom
James Grant
Historic relic sold in London for 625 dollars
Fragmentary OCR recounts a relic linked to Prime Minister Spencer Perceval and the No Popery era. It notes a 160 year old artifact called a wretch or relic commemorating Mattie Ot a Boyas and mentions the assassination context and parliamentary references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abetlon
London
Bikon
Mattie
Boyas
Spencer
Perceval
Popery Tublase
J. Nisha
Akebak
Aia
Carding Bettors and a Gambling Ebb in Shared Doubt
A fragmented account notes bettors in a Cardinal circle facing temptation and distrust as gambling woes and horse betting loom. The piece hints at remorse among gamblers and concerns over integrity within the group.
Poultry Show and Bowling Trip Report Mixes Names and Notes
A garbled report details a poultry exhibit at the Pai R show and a bowling trip to Sand. Mentions are made of Meare Coultar Welles Lanbox Mack and other officials including vice president treasurer and directors. Drury is said to have no claim against the Bowltr4 Club amid discussions of rentals and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Drury
McCarthy
Drury
Ferdinand of Bulgaria Crowned Amid Contested Reforms
A scanned diplomatic feature discusses King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, his ambitious reign, national reforms from education to infrastructure, and his popularity amid factional debates. The piece mixes biographical notes with opinions on his military stance and governance style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdinand
Bulgaria
Varma
Négrig
Zud
Ta- Goa
Wendin
Husain
National Assembly
Alexander of Battenberg
Bulgaris
Bismarck
Germany
Thie Masner
Kia Ferdinand
Damaged Aircraft Diagram And Oxygen Crisis Revealed
An OCR fragment describes a damaged aircraft with diagrams and a critical oxygen supply warning. The text references motor failure, propeller damage, and impending danger as pilots attempt to manage loss of oxygen and stabilize the craft. Names and places are unclear due to garbled input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yriach
Aviater
Viejhundred Nbaia
Dangee
Keeps Athlete Fresh Through Fruit and Training Regimen
A historical note discusses the use of fruit like oranges to hydrate and refresh athletes during training. Lieutenant A Beckett is cited as endorsing grape fruit as invaluable for team health and stamina, aiding recovery and endurance between drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pl-A
Beckett
Sportaman
Alata
Ideenlog
Ajouth
Alto
Midiag
Ieee Thetesy
Death of Mrs Stoddart Widow of Bradford Man
Mrs Rachel Stoddart died Wednesday at the Bradford home of her son Harry Stoddart after a long illness following a paralytic stroke two years earlier. Born in County Kellao she lived much of her life in Canada and Ontario. She was active in the Anglican Church and leaves seven children and numerous relatives. The funeral was held at Braddon Bay Cemetery with Rev. Craigton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studpant
Rachel Stoddart
D. Stoddart
Bradford
Harry B
Sroddart
Wotaley Trove
Barrie
Fivalld
Drevinetat
Federal
Parliaassants
Stoddart
Tedlallnee
Armstrong
Afglicans
Mowt
Nbs
Wittebaing
Bradt
Ebene Baie
Weit Ee Satto
Meerton
Bratiorts Bay
Bigga
Thy Ter
Tytew
Batale
Criigston
Graham Family Announces Degree of Birth in Chicago
A birth notice for a daughter named Dorothy Dowalas born to Mr and Mrs Franko Graham in Chicago. The brief item notes the parents Bert and Pen and mentions Sed Ti and Holgate as part of the surrounding context or place names in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone Awreene
nod-Mea
Bert
Pen Graham
Chicago
Franko
Dorothy
Dowalas
Fragmented OCR note on legal dispute and cast of characters
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a court matter involving ex-goaler Grair and individuals named Jonathan Missions and Howie Barris. The text hints at a legal dispute, a setting in a court, and references to expenses and duties. Names and dates are unclear due to transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieldast
Jonathas Missons
Gus
Howie
Barris
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