Girl Changes Her Story in Wheeler Murder Trial
Witness Kate Mueller testified she had frequent opportunity to view the fire escape platform and saw no Bundice. defense aims to show inconsistencies in Walter's alibi as trial of Albert W. Walter for Ruth Amos Wheeler’s murder continues in New York.
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Ruth Wheelees
New York
Dodge Foster
Albert W. Walter
Ruth Amos Wheeler
Kate Mueller
Waits Jens
Walter
Ruth Swheetur
Coremar
Fosseras
Tony O
Comoner
Hith Wheeler
Winstofiisg
Morovar
Woltie
Jook
Latrobe Strike Sees Large Minors Join Walkout
Latrobe district witnesses a major participation in a miner walkout as recruits and workers gather at Loyal Hall to plan continued action. A secret leaders meeting elected an executive Committee and projected mine losses affecting about 20 000 workers across the Latrobe mines.
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Latrobe
India
Palmilina
Loyal
Ria Latrobe
Fragmentary 15th Century Turkish News Fragment
Poorly legible OCR notes describe Gladstone and William I with garbled rhetoric about greed and signs on the forehead. The fragment mentions a Turkish source from 1478 and includes distorted phrases about glory, gold, and moral failing.
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted By Erie Case
A vintage advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache urinary disorders and kidney trouble. It cites Mrs. Kate Altermatt of Erie Pennsylvania reporting relief after two years of symptoms and claims lifelong cure after usage. The ad notes a 60 cent price and Foaster Milburn Co as US agents.
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Dean
Kate
Third Street
Erie
Doan
Srs. Altermatt
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffuto
New York
Sola Agenta
United States
Wage Increases Shocks Lackawanna Coal Firm Workers
W N Johnston superintendent of Lackawanna Coal and Coke Co announced a wage raise of percent to take effect immediately. The move follows a statewide school board meeting where Tamed E Ament was reelected principal, with salary rising from two thousand to twenty six hundred dollars.
Mushroom Spawn Manufacture Seeks Domestic Growth
The article discusses spawn production, noting most spawn has been imported to the American market. It describes English spawn brick sizes and weights, the use of brick or cake forms, and contrasts with French methods as an area for further study.
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England
geoWern
Mushroom Spawn Types and Brick Spawn Benefits
The text compares mintish and brick spawn for mushroom cultivation. Brick spawn is described as compact, laborious to produce, and better at resisting shipment and storage. It notes French imports and discusses root pruning as part of the cultivation process.
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France
Preserving Sugar Beets for Winter Manufacture
The text describes methods to protect beets intended for sugar production during winter. It advises enwrapping or covering piles with earth or straw to prevent sugar loss from warmth and moisture. Levels of cover vary by region to balance protection with cold exposure.
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Joeal
Notes on Sheep Breeding and Fleece Quality
The fragment discusses sheep, feeding, and wool quality with emphasis on mutton demand and breeding. It mentions shepherds who raise fat sheep and the payoff, noting true breeds and specific varieties. The text reflects concerns about food, wool, and breeding for profitability.
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Willyr
Will
Made Well and Strong Promoted by Vegetable Compound Claim
A reader testimonial from Mrs. W. H. Buveaiyte of Cherry Bly Jefferson Iowa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after female troubles and weight loss. The letter touts cures and urges others to write for remedies and to publish claims. An editor from Cincinnati reports a fall at the Commercial Tribune building causing serious injuries.
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Jinettes
W. H. Buveaiyte
Cherry
Jefferson
Cowa
Manwood
Towa
Lydia E Pinteman
Mira
Gleuwood
Rin
Mass
Itia
Cincinnat
Hurt
Cluotwood
Redeer Bor Nogame
Usviktaot Otty
The
Commercial Tribune
Normandy Building
Market Report from New York Provision Market
NY provision market reports April 21 with futures closing higher for meat and corn prices. Notes include specifics on May and July contracts for WHMEAT No 2 rod and corn, plus oats and butter dairy pricing and a fatality glare in work context.
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New York
New
State
Perreytyania
Bagzie
Bor State Dairy
Tory
Maine
Buffalo Provision Market Report From Buffalo Market Hub
Market notes from Buffalo provisions listing wheat prices No 1 northern durum corn yellow oats white flour and patent flour prices, butter creamery and dairy terms, potatoes white fancy and other commodity terms. The readable fragments hint at prices and product grades in a 1900s market listing.
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Winter Amily
MG Mahostale Cranmery
CIES
East Bulale Livestock Market Report Mixed Cattle and Sheep
The report lists cattle and sheep prices with varying figures such as 97.15 and 8.50, mentions HINO and SAID GEVA, notes for heifers bulls and lambs, and references wool Fob terms with figures like 28.00 and 47.25, indicating export and market activity.
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East Bulale
Eeamon
Geva
Familiarity Bread Contempt in Avoyellil Narrative
A garbled monologue describes tensions between workers and employers over discipline and reliability. The speaker notes his inability to write books since taking a break, while others debate loyalty and future prospects amid uneven treatment by management.
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Avoyellil
Winn Aoon
Partiaja
A Thing of the Past in Women’s Trade Union History
Hooyora O'Reilly, vice president of the Women's Trade Union, praises the organization in New York as a significant early figure. She recalls the era's contrasts and notes the evolving role of women and workers, reflecting on struggles and social ties of the 1840s to 1940s.
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Hooyora O'Reilly
Louie
New York
Maine
Deanit Mod
Job Auffered
Parton
Othe Harvodt
Gts
Advles Confused Advice on Marriage From Uncle Totterly
The fragment shows Uncle Totterly wrestling with whether to remarry while a narrator notes the advice of the characters. The old man’s muddled speech and the Grim Ol Cod line hint at a humorous, rustic exchange with a suggestion of public display in black.
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Uncle Totterly
Bettor
If He Takes Barrels of Money Then What
A dialogue mocks a man named Rodrick and a photographer titled Universal Known. Albert jokes about boarding houses at a dollar a dozen while the crowd questions the idea of easy profit. The Chicago News quotes a thinker debunking supposed clever schemes.
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Rodrick
von Albert
Rudrick
von Alvert
Donap
Matukog
Chicago News
Provedure on Congeans and Marriage Causing Debate
In a fragmentary remark from the Baltimore American the dialogue questions what happens when two congressmen confront a kerapping. It notes no other congressmen available and mentions a radical chance tied to marriage and a woman's rights, hinting at a debate on marriage and divorce.
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Will Coe
Unclear Text About Applicants and Qualifications
Fragmentary OCR notes reference applicants for positions and individuals with altered spellings. The text is garbled and does not provide a coherent event, names, or actionable details to summarize into a factual card.
Fragmented OCR Note Distorts Dialogue on Fare
A damaged text fragment shows a rough confrontation about paying a fare and rope cost. The garbled lines mention a little girl and a company named Little Oil and question age or purpose, with unclear context and missing details.
Fragmented playful exchange from The Dreamers roving dialogue
A garbled dialogue snippet shows Domble Nreiddle and Dlaeafterward trading quips with Puck narrator in a moonlit scene. The lack of clear action leaves the characters and mood as a whimsical, incomplete exchange.
Pen Named by Tennyson Sells for 200 Guineas
The fragment notes a pen once owned by Tennyson fetched 200 guineas at auction. The bard, in a gruff exchange, voices doubt that the public would pay even a cent for his old typewriter ribbons.
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Tennyvon
Hue
Berlaus Proposition Prompts Mirthful Mistle Man
Fragmentary dialogue shows a character asking why others do not enjoy life while the mistle man replies cheerfully about his own good will, though the text is incomplete and obscured.
Uncertain Age Topic Sparks Prompted Banter
A fragmentary dialogue shows a bantering exchange about a woman's age and a boastful offer. The text reads as a rough transcript with garbled names and stray phrases suggesting a backstage or informal setting. The exact context remains unclear from the readable lines.
Health advice ad from Caldwell for digestive relief
A late 19th or early 20th century advertisement urges women with weak digestion and nervousness to try a tonic offered by Dr. Caldwell. It claims bowel regulation, relief from headaches, and general strength gains. The ad promises a free sample by mail and lists the address 621 Caldwell Building, Mountoutto as the contact for the treatment.
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Yale Mowestac
Pawl
Caldwell
Eve Mumber
Cuidwal
Tne Calaveatt
Prieta
W. A. Caldwall
Mfontioutto
Stalked by Vultures While Tracking a Black Buck
An Anglo-Indian correspondent details a harrowing hunting misadventure in Tilía while pursuing a black buck. He describes dodging vultures circling within twenty yards, misjudging a shot, and narrowly escaping the birds as he pressed his ascent into the field, reflecting on danger and misfortune in the hunt.
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Tilia
Black Buck
Thia
Waldo
Ford
Willinre
Vanny
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