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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1902
Page
3
Fragmentary text references a grand duke and war context with remarks about protection and dignity. Names and places appear, including a Pittsburgh area, a union leader, and wartime phrases. The piece hints at public emotions, political figures, and social issues but remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
The text lists various folk cures and health anecdotes including a poultice made from cranberries applied to a sore spot. It references medical commentary and anecdotes about recovery, with stray remarks about advising not to watch the lich and mentions of unnamed figures and dates.
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions various names and places with shaky references to a request or allegation. It references ant ram at 410 fm Flabdlag, an hour and forty minutes, and potential escape attempts. No coherent event or clear individuals emerge to anchor a factual summary.
The fragment discusses Castoria branding and a political note about Senators Allison and Dolliver voting against a subsidy bill. It mentions banks with $87,000,000 on deposit and references the Louisville Courier. The text is garbled with inconsistent dates and names.
The will of the late Caroline reathvone of New York provides 70 000 pounds to be used for the Infiro perecoe Indias Same smete. New Bedford Charitable Institutions receive nearly 100 000 dollars from the state for the Francis Billings case. A carload of Philippine soldiers passed through Omaha on their way to a Washington asylum last week.
Fragmentary text notes a presidential action establishing a permanent Bureau and appointing a collector in Savannah, Georgia, amid unclear surrounding details. The garbled OCR references a shift toward a Republican alignment in Georgia and mentions a new federal bureau.
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