Patho Players and Releeiis Piha Enter Colibersdlen Event
Fragmentary text describes a 1998 procession or performance in Colibersdlen involving Patho Players and Releeiis Piha. The readable lines hint at a staged event with possible musical or dramatic elements and local participation.
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Colibersdlen
Patho
Releeiis
Piha
Comgsiey
Fragmentary OCR note hints at a signature and a labor note
The readable text mentions a signed document with a postscript and a reference to waking for work. A later event includes an exasperated call and an accidental disturbance at the door, with unnamed individuals Tong, Hatze and Eve noted in the fragment.
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Lash
Craig
Clutching Hand Captured After High Stakes Escape
In a tense chase, Kennedy and Jameson pursue the Clutching Hand through a hidden lab, a laser trap, and a bricked tunnel. Elaine aids as police reach the scene and the escape route to the river railroad tracks is cut off by a fire before the culprit flees.
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Elaine
Per- Bennett
Bennett
Wilatt
Thomas
Blaine
Kennedy
LeCroix
Hand
Clothing Hand
Mr. Kennedy
Mr. Jameson
Savage bull spooks crowd. quick rescue saves Edith Fair
In Boulder a red seeing Edith Fair Sale is saved when Larry Fox and a Denver and Interurban motorman pull her from danger as a bull charges. Bystanders including Miss Pair recover after fainting, while August Harding defends that the bull never acted badly before, blaming a red sweater worn by Miss Pair for the incident.
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Boulder
Cole
Larry Fox
Edith Fair
Mies Pair
Denver
August Harding
Miss Pair
Dying Man Saves Train With Strength to Stop Torpedo
A man used his strength to set two torpedoes on the tracks delaying the east bound Pacific Limited to Milford where he died. A posse pursues the attackers.
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Kihara
Milford
One-Armed Jim Shoshone Indian Dies in Nevada Prison
The longtime Nevada inmate known as One-Armed Jim, a Shoshone elder and the state’s oldest resident, dies in Carson City’s state prison. He served 29 years of a life sentence. prison records list his age as 100.
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Reno
Nevada
Carson
Jim
Hypnotist Restores Voice For Milwaukee Actress
Marie Radcliffe, Milwaukee leading lady, could not speak above a whisper at final rehearsal. Dr K T Waugh, psychology professor, cured her by hypnosis and in one hour she performed without a break in her roles.
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