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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1879
Page
7
A fragmentary, denser OCR passage on Wong Ching Foo, his alleged abduction and death, and surrounding Chinese persecution. It touches on Wing and Woo Wing conflicts, payments, and extraordinary claims about a Yellow Paper and a supposed trial of broader anti Chinese sentiment. The text appears as a garbled historical sketch with many corrupted names and phrases.
Disjointed OCR fragment references a dynamite related case involving the Lackawanna coal company and two defendants, Cagle and Monny, with contractual matters and police involvement. Aimed at summarizing scattered courtroom and investigative details, the notes mention a squad, police actions, and various peoples, but the text is garbled and hard to parse into a clear narrative.
A stray OCR fragment notes a new company forming, financing, and a damaged wreck inquiry. It mentions a contract with a house, a treasure context, and references to dates and names, but the text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or identifiable entities.
A New York reporter investigates troupes of fortune tellers and clairvoyants exploiting the public. The piece details a woman named Foster seeking leave to wed her late husband as part of a broader probe into cons preying on single women and other vulnerable clients.
An uneven fragment blends a romantic East tale with imagery of ashes and winter decay. It mentions a woman aged sixteen and hints at poverty, longing, and moral conflict in a Northeastern setting, with references to a theater scene and dramatic emotional stakes.
A columned report notes government receipts rose in the last quarter compared with the prior period. The figures include internal revenue and associated taxes, with emphasis on higher non-tax revenues. The document mentions a veteran’s death and Cay’s notable figure, reflecting a broader wartime legacy within the period.
Review of 1879 focusing on horse racing and trotting, noting notable performances and manipulations. Describes celebrated trotters, claims of clever strategy, and public interest in races across the United States with references to major venues and figures in the sport.
A fragmented late 19th or early 20th century column cites a Bath page note about the death of a merchant named Lacy He Mouper. It mentions merchants, earnings, and a harsh weather setting with rain, puddles, and a slow town mood. The text references Rexaliown Must Mia Mo and other obscure names within a jumble of OCR errors and partial phrases.
A fragmentary account outlines experiments with magnetic instruments and crystal forms. It mentions armature setup, crystal shapes, and observations on conductivity and alignment, framed as notes from a 19th or early 20th century science column. The text foregrounds instrumentation and empirical results without modern terminology.
A fragmented excerpt references early 20th century social roles and expectations for women, noting expectations of propriety, schooling, and behavior. It mentions figures like Mont, Julie Helene, and Fatale, hinting at a literary or editorial collage exploring female identity within society.
A partial item notes shifts in local markets and community concerns. Details are limited, but residents are urged to monitor further developments and official notices for dates and actions.
A garbled OCR fragment centers on Mark Twain delivering a humorous speech in Hartford. It mentions the Hartford wit, a camera, and references to a social council and a president, but the text is severely garbled with names and dates unreadable.
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