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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
7
A brief classified item describes office work opportunities for a middle school level candidate. It notes a female applicant with some years of experience and hints at writing tasks or clerical duties.
Fragments describe rental rooms with water and gas access at Vine and Twelfth streets, plus references to a savings bank and the First National Bank. The garbled OCR mentions Clark at 1019 and a house with amenities, with scattered phone numbers and vague entries about cellars and entrances.
Frank Fisher, 26, of 87 West Seventh, Covington, was arrested yesterday by detectives Beckroeage and aid. He is held on suspicion of stealing goods from the B and O freight house on Smith Street and from boxes at Fisher’s home. A shotgun and a massage machine alleged stolen were found at Fisher’s home. He denies the charge. Fisher gave the name Frank Mydn when arrested. detectives found he has a wife and two children. The plunder was secreted in his home. his wife denied knowledge.
Fragmentary text lists numerous personal names and addresses with scattered amounts and references to a reward. The wording implies an appeal to locate an owner linked to a fifty dollar sum, with deposits and bank mentions interwoven and many individuals named across streets and cities.
Fragments list numerous residents and streets with scattered notes about typhoid illness. Names include Myrtle James and Alice Jhanke among others, with addresses such as 688 Barr Street and 230 Ehillite Streets NE. The text appears as a partial, unclear registry of cases and locations without a clear sequence or official statement.
The speech highlights the belief that war will fade as nations pursue peace. Carnegie is portrayed as urging action against war and praising self-denial and moral vigor to avert future conflicts. The article frames him with religious imagery and calls for unity in pursuing treaty-based peace.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a person named Sprake fined costs in a court matter. It references a sentencing event, a regulation or regency, and possible names like Alevanider and Nost, but the details are unclear due to damaged wording.
A garbled early 20th century weather note warns of an impending cold wave. It mentions Eurocas and Peverein figures, wealth, and sudden earh events linked to sickness and risk, with vague references to historical figures Otten and Laddin and warnings of dangerous conditions.
A garbled list of real estate transfers shows multiple buyers and sellers, parcels described by street names and sizes, and prices such as $12 50, $6500, and $25 000. The notices reference properties in Avondale, Cincinnati and nearby subdivisions including leasehold terms and privileges of purchase.
A garbled report notes Taft’s son assisting in a defense related to trainmen. It references witnesses and companies, including mentions of freight, factories, and legal discussions about risk. Details are unclear due to OCR text issues.
A fractured OCR reads like a pastiche of names and events. It mentions Yale football hero, a one night theater performance, and a wedding theme with characters Sperigitte Fre and Asberkbig. The text is garbled but hints at a public event and a personal wedding narrative.
Fragmented notes describe a fee request and various actions with references to amounts like 60 000 and 000 000 plus phrases about treatment and pipes. The readable parts mention a sewer and a party, but no coherent event or entities are identifiable.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions coughing, deaths, raids, and names but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events. It references New York and Seandit with unclear subjects and times, making a clear summary unavailable.
A damaged notice reports a case in which a constable arrests two individuals for violating the law against serving free lunches. The proceedings proceed in a sessions court under Judge Warne with hearings yesterday and a focus on habeas corpus style arguments.
Attorneys for the Mitchel Store Building Company and for R D V Cars Pous challenge whether the Durst Jewelry Company owes $4,800 rent. The case appears in bankruptcy court records with references to the Supreme Court and related parties.
The Marmet Coal Company appealed a case involving Murenet Céal et al and Teopie'n' Val Company in the United District Court. Proceedings were listed as appealed yesterday.
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