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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1911
Page
3
Fragmented OCR note about a family and disgrace
A garbled text fragment mentions a mother and boy with unclear actions and names. It lacks coherent context or identifiable events, leaving the principal relations and incident unspecified. No verifiable dates, places, or organizations are present.
Weary hermes Weatsil named minister to Portugal
President Taft appoints Weatsil minister plenipotentiary to the republic of Portugal with a $10,000 annual salary. The move keeps U S relations unchanged, with Lorillard continuing as legation secretary in Lisbon. The appointment signals de facto recognition by the United States of Portugal’s new republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermes Weatsil
Ras
Pormaal
Liordou
Manuel
Republic of Portugal
Lie
Iates
Lorillard
Legation
State Department
Uhel
Routell
Uilaaiog
Ukie
Stabon
United States
Bem Republic
Hotell
Government of
Portugal
United Statas
Republic of
New Swimming Device Aims to Boost Stroke Power
A New York inventor designs a wearable bootlike device with rib supports and a stretched membrane to create resistance and amplify kicking power. The apparatus straps around the ankle and foot, offering a froglike paddle action to aid propulsion and cadence for swimmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amusing Game for Parlor Skit Demonstrates Dalle Setup
A curious parlor game described requires a pocket near the lower end of a table and a curved wire device to guide a ball toward a pocket on the opposite edge. Players must skillfully manipulate the mechanism to prevent the ball from rolling off the table and avoid repeated banding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Dalle
Unique Site House on Romerset Street in Boston
A peculiar structure on Romerset Street Boston appears squeezed between two large buildings. The four story house is narrow at the front and widens toward the rear with a balcony and unusual upper windows. Interior features include a front door with a small stairwell and tight, deep rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romerset Street
Boston
Elthar
Fragmentary note on a child eating candy
A garbled passage recalls a child named Tommy eating candy, with a worried mother remarking about constant snacking. The text is unclear but centers on candy consumption and concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Andy
Cad
Youth of the Present Age and City Stories Collide in Odd Vignettes
A tale shows a corrupt boss pressuring a young man for a share of a daughter’s hand while a shocking economic scene unfolds. Another fragment recounts a walrus in a Bronx park, cared for by two keepers after being gifted by Arctic explorers, highlighting daily feeding costs and public curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx Park
New York
Tim
New Yorke
Silent man of the senate described as elusive and theatrical
A fragment describes Senator Crane as dramatic and unsettling in the chamber. It contrasts him with breezy chatterers, noting his gliding, quiet movements and sudden disappearances as he enters and exits the senatorial space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratar
Uate
Crane
Almont
Senate
Mr. Crana
Women oust mayor Gill in Seattle recall election
The campaign saw women voters, newly enfranchised by the state suffrage amendment, organize to recall Mayor Hiram Gill. George W. Gilling won the unexpired term by a plurality of 6221, overturning Gill's prior 5300 majority. Over 10,000 women registered to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Hiram €. Gill
George W. Miting
Mt ‘Abou
Gui
Shire Wiltichiem
Gill Wader
Ity
Seattle
Gill
George W. Gilling
Negro Named For High Post In Nation’s Capital
A prominent African American figure, born in 1863 in Derkmer Virginia to enslaved parents, rose from humble origins to become a leading national attorney. He attended Arc harat college in New England, excelled in athletics, studied law, and began practicing in Washington. During President Roosevelt’s administration he was appointed assistant district attorney, marking a rise from poverty to trusted public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Lewin
Denton
Reneral
Io Derkmer
New Rogland
Archarat College
Blacudie
Ai'toco
Footall
Schmaitind
Washingtom
Roonavalt
Mourning Ribbon Guard Trends in Grograin Jewelry Craft
A fragmentary description traces grograin ribbands used in mourning adornments, noting guards, brooches, pins, and watch ribbons. It mentions various settings including rhinestones, semi precious stones, and chased gold, with designs pairing black ribbon and ornate central ornaments, reflecting late 19th to early 20th century mourning fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryelory
Jewnlat Addes
Cluep
HODEL FOR A WIGHTDRESS WAISTCOATS MADE
Women prefer lightweight clothing in warm climates and favor movable waistcoats. A textile note discusses celluloid fabrics from Satin Wood, advising cheaper options and solvent solutions. The article emphasizes practicality and affordability in outer garments while noting fashion influence and evolving dress standards.
Fragmentary Textile Instructions From Obsolete Garment Notes
The readable OCR outlines garment construction details for a bodice style with trimmed collar, bow ties, and embroidery. It mentions elbow-length sleeves, gathered lower edge, a wide band with holes, and tying method. Additional terms reference embroidery lace, taches, and vent insertions, indicating a detailed historical sewing pattern.
Frengh Neck 2 Mew Stole and Scene On Bus
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with references to a neck, Dutch mention, and a bus. It mentions a youth, a round fintcheck, aquarm Dutch meck, and a race to the rade. The writing quality is poor and names or places are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rune Scroan
Wade
Fragmentary Crime Chronicle Notes from a Dated Page
Readable fragments reference a girl, a farmer, and an admission of denial by a figure amid a bent empire. The text hints at a nighttime event, a confession, and a possible local clue, but precise details and names are obscured by damaged OCR.
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Agathtus
el ‘Tomlin
Conn
Mother Dot
Mmle He
Mabon
Waller
Bate
Npenioun
Bencing
Btu
Sta West Fourteenth
Halt Street
Gotton
Gotros
80 Genero
Slater
THE
High Post
Talsle
Taras SA
Haan
Satu Wood
Allen Inclog
Bowers
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