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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
9
Classified notices show multiple room rentals in St Louis with features like water, heat, and baths. Includes furnished rooms in Walnut Malls and Clifton area, plus a storefront vacancy near Byde Park. Also mentions a drug grocery and meat market rental offer and financial ads for small loans and paid writing work.
Fragmented OCR lists items about rooms, water and gas lines, street addresses 2231 Vine, Dweltte St, Clark Blids, and maintenance terms. Mentions toilets, ceilings, asphalt, entrance, and front area. Text is garbled with several unreadable sections and unclear actions.
Covington resident Frank Faber aged 20 at 47 West Seventh Street was arrested by Detectives Beckroeage and O Brien on suspicion of stealing beer from the B and O freight house on Benith treet and from parked cars. A motorboat title page and a pistol were recovered at Fisher's home after officers captured him at Fifth and Seat streets. Fisher gave the name Frank Hyen, which investigators doubt, noting he has a wife and two children. The stolen goods were found hidden in Fisher's house. His wife denied knowledge of the items.
A search is on for the rightful owner of a $506 deposit with the Cleveland Probate Court notes. An additional $590 reward is offered for proving identity. The deposit was made by HL Kellar at the National Bank of Cincinnati seven years ago. the bank cannot identify the owner. A formal notice will seek the rightful claimant.
OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and addresses with scattered streets and numbers. It reads like a damaged directory or notice page with individuals such as Amelita Bender Catherine Proeiicbst and Joseph Maggio linked to various street addresses and personal pairs.
Fragmented list of deaths and inquests with ages and partial addresses. Names and details are garbled, including streets like Barr, Epilitte, Liewelson, Narr, Gilbert, and Monte avenues. Some entries mention inquest and heart disease among unclear locations.
The article quotes Mrs Carnegie and others discussing peace and war, arguing that war will fade from memory as civilization advances. It notes calls for restraint, caution against provocation, and concerns about public reaction to global conflicts.
An unclear article fragment records a fine levied after a workplace incident. It mentions workers, a cage, fuel, and safety concerns, with authorities imposing costs related to the fatalities. The text is incomplete but indicates a penalty tied to the incident and investigations.
Poor readable OCR yields a fragmented report with garbled proper names and phrases about a cold wave danger and warnings. The text hints at a weather alert or public notice but is largely indecipherable and lacks clear events or dates.
The notes detail transfers for properties along Millan, Bordelli, Falke, and Poplar streets with lease terms and mortgage fees. Names include Malvina Boggs, Caroline Herilemdna, and Martin P. Lamcoin. Amounts cited include $6,000 and $3,000 ranges, with a $25,000 sale cited and various lot sizes and street references.
A garbled report notes Taft's son aiding in a defense connected to a court case involving trainmen. The text mentions various companies and individuals, with multiple names and factions referenced, but specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
A fragmented report describes an annulment petition filed by Dyeessat against Lanier and a related marriage dispute. The text mentions a ceremony plan, a venue at 4 otuet Street, and references to parties including MeBoria and Miike Mic. The context implies a formal legal action affecting a forthcoming nuptial event.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a New York cafe event with unclear quotes and names. The readable elements include stray references to a cough, a death phrase, and scattered phrases like two and best, but no coherent event, clear persons, or concrete details.
A fragmented report describes an argument before a court involving unnamed defendants and a constable. The text references vigilantism, law enforcement actions, and an unsettled date prior to a possible ruling.
Attorneys for the Mitchell Street Building Company and BR De Vo Car roll argued in bankruptcy for the Dohme Jewelry Company before the United States Supreme Court. The dispute centers on a rent claim of $6000 for the property.
A damaged fragment reports an appeal in a coal dispute involving the People's Goal Commission and the Magnet company. The text is garbled but cites a protest or appeal action and mentions the Foxy States and a potential set of parties.
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