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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
2
The report outlines U S political moves at conventions in Illinois Minnesota Arkansas and New York with choice delegates and favored candidates. It notes presidential prospects for Wilson and behind the scenes influence culminating in Democratic and Republican alignments and a New York hotel feature promoting women guests.
Judicial committee wraps up testimony on Judge Robert W. Archbald's conduct inquiries. Executives will decide next steps in private session. Archbald, 60s, longtime Indiana mill superintendent, is listed in health decline and retirement considerations. Surviving family includes three sons and a daughter with brothers in Indianapolis.
An OCR damaged excerpt references the Ammerd ean Federtion of Liar and a judgment by William Sherer. It mentions legal actions, a marshal, and a center in New York with a five room bond set under judicial regulation, summarizing a contested proceeding.
The body of Congressman EH Hubbard was buried in Sioux City after a funeral with many honors. Attendants included Rendall, Ken Tash, Pickett, Green, and others. a Provisional delegation from New York and Minnesota attended with church officials overseeing the service.
Readable fragments mention Cuban revolt themes and satirical lines. References to ships, minds, and key terms appear sporadically alongside disjointed phrases. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear events to summarize beyond scattered mentions.
An article reports the discovery of an alleged conspiracy to poison Mazatlan's water supply. Authorities are investigating the claims and identifying suspects tied to the plot, with details outlining potential targets and security responses.
The readable text contains scattered names and phrases about housing tax values and local figures, but the passage is heavily garbled. It references dates, persons, and places in a fractured way, with no coherent single event or outcome to report.
A garbled report describes a man accused of stealing hundreds of pounds and delivering it to a party without stating a plan. Police are investigating the matter and pursuing leads related to the missing money.
An aged political figure J. J. Hill formally retires amid a cloud of speculation about successors. His son Jes Wo fDi might step into the party leadership, while ties to the Gerbo party remain uncertain and observers note ongoing internal shifts.
Fragmented text references Darrow and other names with unclear context. The garbled OCR mentions Phare Vanegas, Lippe, Aker, Ver, and Abita in a disjointed legal or personal notes fragment. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
A fragmented local text hints at opposition to revoking an agreement amid political maneuvering. Names and places are unreadable, but the prose suggests contested actions and rising stakes in a regional power struggle.
The lesson contrasts John the Baptist with Jesus, noting John as a prophet sent by God to prepare minds and hearts for Christ. It highlights John’s divine calling, his role as forerunner, and Jesus’ affirmation of John while framing their births and ministries within fulfilled prophecy and the coming Kingdom.
In Stow Travel notes from Okla boloon Midland Valley slow trains. A Tulsa youth asks for a daughter’s hand and is refused because she is considered too young. The father, a traveling man, jokes she will be older after a Pawhasita trip, while a suitor worries she’ll be an old maid.
Report on debate in Philadelphia about vivisection and live worms. The English critic Stephen Coleridge supports abolition of worm experiments while opponents question whether worms feel pain and mock the claims.
A long passage emphasizes a California physician with four decades of practice and broad public health experience. The text blends praise with scattered phrases about medical care, patient trust, and the road to well being, interwoven with stilted oblique references to health systems and community roles.
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