Fragmentary 19th century notices mix with crime scene details
A garbled feed mentions a Chicago boy dying from a windpipe injury on Wabash Avenue. Other items reference Justice James T. Taylor in Evansville, Civil Rights laws, naval officer nominations in New York, and Cuba's European situation. A scattered note hints at a political county matter and a general cable report.
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Roman Blaser
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
James T. Taylor
Evansville
Congress
H. Grinnell
New York
Thomas
En!y
Whittemore
South Carolina
Proscribed Speech and Budget Battle Before Senate Session
The record shows July 11, 1911 discussions in the Senate over a $735,000 grant to aid a janction and company in Delaware. A point of order upheld that the substitute must be considered first in the Whole. motions to advance or lay aside special orders were debated and rejected amid references to committees and party members including Mr. Benjamin and Mr. Ey.
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Mun Gen
Tousen
Kentucky
Benjamin
Penn
Pany
Delaware
Dicky
Committee of Whole
Living Skeleton Tale From Boston Shocks City
A Boston story recounts a man once vigorous now emaciated after six years of illness. He traveled to the West Indies by sea, fell ill with fever and ague, and gradually wasted to about seventy five pounds. Doctors and observers describe severe pain, a missing right lung, and a body reduced to a living skeleton amid public fascination.
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West Indies
Indies
Boston
Boston Times
John Devlin Jan Attempted Murder in Chicago
In Chicago John Devlin Jan attempted to murder by shooting B. J. Morse a janitor, but Morse had discovered revolver during the act and caused the assailant to retreat. The incident prompts police inquiry and possible charges.
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Chicago
John Devlin
B. J. Morse
Morse
Buverit to B M Powers Benefit at Hopkins Hall
Prominent citizens plan a complimentary benefit for tenor EM Powers, long absent from the city, to be held Tuesday night next week at Hopkins Hall. An extraordinary programme is promised as a testimonial to his valued vocal contributions to local entertainment.
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Buverit
B. M. Powers
EM. Powers
Hopkins’ Hall
Hur
Rockford Suckers Edge Reds In Slugfest At Nightfall
In a chaotic nine inning clash the Rockford Suckers scored eight runs to overwhelm the Reds, while the Forest City club battled to a 16 16 tie earlier in the night. Brainerd and Goald starred with the bat, and the Red Stockings’ lineup produced a high scoring exhibition amid shifting tactics and fading light. The Harvards beat Eckfords 90 to 11, and New York M topped Baltimore 2 10 as other early games unfolded.
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Srocumwes
Tim Gatte
Tanee
Forest City
Minos
le Straggie
Rockford
Reds
Barry Wright
Country Boys
Atlantics
Brooklyn
Brainard
Goald
Forest Citts
Geald
Waterman
Barnes
S. S
Fle
Wwe
Wien
ESRC
FomGiyes
Sas
Gosur
Harvards
Eckfords
Syracuse
New York M
Baltimore
Land Club
Clab
New England
Springfield
Ohio
Republic
Chicago
Morning Prayer Meeting at First Presbyterian
A Daily Morning Prayer gathering at the First Presbyterian led by Mr. B. features singing and hymns. The service includes references to faith and consolation as members reflect on death and hope, with a future morning led by Mr. Weeks.
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First Presbyterian
G W Oster Led G M to Elects and Advises
The G M and Bros Thompson led a session where petitions from two newly elected members were received. Good words and advice were given, uplifting the order and bolstering members, seen as an ornament to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Oster
G. M
G. M. and
Bros. Thompson
Senator Revels Lecture at Pike's Hall Delights Some
A fair audience at Pike's Hall attended Senator Revels as the National Congress event drew mixed reactions. The discourse prompted admiration and curiosity though some argued the oration was not forceful, with remarks noted as festive yet lacking impact.
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Revels
Pike's Hall
the National Congress
Baltimore axp Cincinnati Bar Fac radicars anestheomy
Fragmentary OCR notes mention medical or surgical topics with terms like anesthesia and shovels. Readable entities include Baltimore and Cincinnati and references to a bar or barrier, suggesting a clipped local snippet without a clear event or outcome.
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Rte
Ben
Unclear fragment notes highlight local group seals
Fragmentary OCR text references a Grand Patriarch and likely local figures or offices but lacks coherent events or names to establish a clear news item or outcome for a concise summary.
Directors of Public Bank Take Key Steps in Meeting
In a recent gathering, the board of directors outlined strategic steps for the bank’s public offerings and governance. Officials emphasized transparency, risk controls, and future growth initiatives.
Observance of the Sabbath in Cincinnati
A report by the Cincinnati Sabbath Committee details eighteen months of efforts to curb Sabbath desecration. It notes city officials reluctance to enforce laws and the obstructive influence of partisan politicians, praising Mayor Hon. E. Mu and police for progress and outlining a drive to awaken church members to restore Sabbath respect.
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Cincinnati
Sana Aan
W. Scar H
A. M. Taylor
James Wilson
William
A. E. Chamberlain
Ela
Oraf
E. Mu. Bishop
Evangelical Trial Association
Friends of the Sabah
Schaff
New York
City
Pine Aid
Glish
Rae
iBtyer
Bne
Appointment of Committees and District Organization
The board met in regular session with Vice President Frazer in the chair and announced standing committees for claims discipline examination and others. Reports reference the Building Committee, budget issues for the festival, and a call for a Citizens Committee meeting to address finances and payments, with concern over the Feat Hall erection costs and motel funds.
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Frazer
Aller Gould
Mack
Se A Il
Baumgart- Onner
Cross
Tallaayi
Davis
Eckel
Scarbor
Dougla
Jones
Rauch
Simpkinson
Waters
Wiserkauf
Bode
Womea
Taree Peck
Boom
Gibson
Beezell
K Frazer
O'Neil
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Douglas
Weh
Volksblatt
Seaeaaiabens of
Can
Eesti
Eer
A. T. Goshorn
C. F. Wilstach
Halle
Cris
Ve Committee
Sengwas
Citizens’ Ittee
Lilienthal
Union Board of High Schools Officers and Committees
The document lists Union Board of High Schools officers and committee members from multiple schools including Hen Mack, Francis Ferry, J. M. Fraser, Wm Kuhn, W.L. Waters, A. i Hughes High, Charles Hugh, Woodward High, Wm Goodman, John W. Dale, Judge Taft, and others. It notes committee actions on building and repairs and directs a report at the next Board meeting. Donations to the Tonacco Farm Fair are recorded from Waters and others, with several donors and amounts listed.
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Krieger
Eckel
Beniternth
Ballauf
Bohling
Wisnewski
Douglass
Wiesel
Baur
Jones
Campbell
Abhteemeh
Oxic
Rhodes
Egley
Ferry
Ballguf
Walnut Hills
Scarborough
Boecke
Baumgartner
Waters
Cressden
Beazell
Richardson
Chilgren
Gibeon
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Kuhn
Kramer
W Ches
Seepville
Avondale
Ngia
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de Ald Boengheea Ey
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Dale
Board of Education
Hen Mack
Francis Ferry
J. M. Fraser
Wm. Kuhn
W.L. Waters
A. i
Hughes High School
Charles Hiug
St Hi. H
Woodward High
Wm. Goodman
John W. Dale
Taft
Davis
A. T.goshorn
Dele Mack
Waers
Fezser
Kula
Wolf
Waters and
Mack
Frezer
Street Improvement Clash at City Council Meeting
The Joint Committee and Board of Aldermen discussed the Fourth Street improvement from street to avenue. Property holders stood against plans but indicated willingness to accept concessions, as officials noted the estimated cost of the project.
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Fourth Street
Joint of Council
Board of Aldermen
Suburban council race and legal notes heard at Covington
The report notes recent election outcomes and upcoming trial in a local murder case. It mentions Deer 26 and road conditions easing due to officers’ management. An insurance law prompts a 10 percent stock cut at a Covington company. The Medical Society of Covington and Newport plans a meeting at Dr. Jessup’s office, with supper at John Lehman’s confectionery.
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Cothok
Covington
Medical Society of Covington and Newport
Jessup
West Sixth Street
John Lehman
Newport Bridary Residence Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Newport residence on Front Street near an unspecified location. Mentions include Mrs O Shaugh, a jewelry artisan, canine apparel, two small notes, and a sum of 3850 in tareey. Further readable detail is unclear.
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Newport
Bridary
O’shaugh
Tareey
Bae
Church to be dedicated early this month at Oskland
Fragmentary notice notes Gladé's place and family presence amid season’s start. A new church, erected by the President of the B. and O. R. B. in memory of Mr. Henry Garrett, who spent yearly time at Oskland, is to be dedicated soon.
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Burg
Gladé
Doue
Alte
Henry Garrett
Oskland
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