NIGHT RIDERS GUILTY IN EASTERN KENTUCKY CASE
In Covington Kentucky on April 28 a federal district court found Frank Beller of Harrobbin county and several Pendleton county farmers guilty in a case tied to night riders. The defendants John Riddie Alfred Golier Fred Calvin Charles Jones and others were fined 1000 each for abducting a man from his bed at midnight and forcing him from his home under pistol and rifle threats. The report notes the defendants antagonized the victim by preventing him from his home and business.
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Kentucky
Cincinnat
Taiteit Blates
Eastern Kentucky
Covington
Cana
Frank Beller
Harrhoon County
Keown
Pendigton County
Pruilty Agolniat
Phono Fedt
John Riddie
Alfred Golier
Fred Calvin
Charles Jones
Btvaratt Aulick
Jead Allen
Bekler
Fragmentary report on a fatal accident and aftermath
A garbled OCR excerpt describes a violent incident and questions about a man named Brown. The text hints at a forecible accident, possible injuries, and confusion over what happened and when.
What He Lacked. A garbled early 20th century line
A fragmented Chicago Record-Herald passage laments missed vows and social expectations in a garbled dialogue about love and choice. The misread lines suggest a bachelor’s regret and tension between duty and affection.
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Chicago
Venta Miners Return to Work Impasse Ends Clash
About 2,600 striking miners from Vesta No and No 4 mijex of Jones & Laughlin walk back to work after a tense standstill over a year of halted production. A stretch of violent protest loomed as authorities warned of possible explosive use if demands were not met.
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Venta
Charterol
Pix
Vesta No
Jones & Laughlin Company
Romance and Regrets Surrounding Charles Villiers Engagement
A fragmented tale recounts Charles Villiers known as the father of the Commons long avoiding marriage. He declined a proposal after a remark about money, then spent decades distant from the woman. A storyteller recalls how memory and romance linger, with hints of renewed interest and lingering affection.
Old Charm Returns in Death Link to Fortune
The piece describes an old-time friendship renewed between Charles Villiers and a longtime companion. After Indy’s death a few years later she bequeathed most of her vast fortune to him. Villiers grew very rich but faced later misfortune as his life deteriorated.
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Charice Viles
Charles Villiers
Henge
Commons
Olga Noriko
Villiers
Charles Villers
Indy
Cleveland Plain ‘Dealer
No Hope For Miners In Birmingham Shaft Tragedy
Forty one men remain trapped in the Mule mine of the Birmingham Iron and Coal company as rescuers, helmeted and exhausted, are drawn from the shaft unconscious. Chief rescue attempters Superintendent Johns and Bonds narrowly escape death, signaling grim prospects despite revival efforts.
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Birmingham
Alm
Birmingham Iron and Uoat Company
Johns
Maing Nod & Tun
Thoee
Population Estimate on Island Reveals Thirty to the Square Mile
An approximate count suggests thirty inhabitants per square mile on the island. This density indicates a sparse settlement pattern and highlights the remote nature of the locale.
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Islabe
Leprosy Case Reported in New York Woman Not Isolated
Health officer reports an unmistakable case of leprosy in a New York woman from Baltimore. She arrived two weeks ago and will remain, as the risk of contagion is minimal. The patient, Providence Mascari, with relatives, resides at First Avenue.
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New York
Baltimore
Providence Mascari
Antonio Gloriosa
Indaw
First
John F. Whitmire
Health Department
Bonoel
The Perfect Silence in a Primeval World
A fragment describes standing within redwoods where centuries old vines and moss create a temple like canopy. Dense forest surrounds the viewer with centuries of fallen franks and unrotting relics, the scene evoking a timeless, unchanging landscape.
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Ube
For Sale House and Lot Centrally Located
Multiple real estate notices describe houses and farms for sale or lease in Corry Pa and nearby areas. Listings include addresses on Pleasant Street South Center Street Church Street and other locations, with details on rooms, improvements, and contact leads.
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Pleasant St
Enat Pleasent Street
Center Street
T. H. Tillotof
South Street
Tad
East Main Street
Fae B. Brown
Ngate
Saleamfumsee Farm
Tomas B. Brown
Triatoo
South Center Street
W.C. Wicks
Howse
Uhurch Street
Mre
Haitie
Woodard Ani
D. C. Smith
Mian Arta
Smith
Corry, Pa
Bell Phone 214
Butt
G. R Powell
J. H. Wright
Smith Street
Seventh Street
Minin Street
Fifth Ave
Evon
W. Wayne
G._R. Powell
Strest
Brook Utreet
Wright Ntreet
Liberty Atreet
Weat Pleasant Atrest
Haat Main Street
Parkatract
Corry
Dl N. Center Street
Duses
Bros First Avenue
Maples Avenue
Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency
B. Irving
Dollie Howata
Cohen Block
Cohen
Cohen Blocks
P. Blatchley
Pleasant Street
B. Olds
Dr. Olds
Story of the Birds by James Newton Bunkett
The excerpt discusses bird tail use in flight, noting tail variations aid up and down movement and act as brakes during landing. It emphasizes balancing with wing and tail to manage air currents and mentions hints for tomorrow related to personal effort.
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James Newton Bunkett
Norte
Classified Advertisements and Light News Clippings
A collage of job ads seeks a dishwasher, housekeeper, cook, and sewing help with contact notes across Park Street and Drawer H Gerry Pa. Also included are a found page reward notice, an antique school history quip, a prison sentence update, and a brief stray line about train robbery.
Postman Confusion Halts Letter for Mike Howe
A burly farmer pleads for a letter addressed to Mike Howe at the post, but the new postmaster fails to understand. The applicant insists, demanding plain English and a letter for Stilkw Blowe instead, prompting the frustrated exchange and a sharp rebuke to leave.
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Mike Howe
Mike Howel
Henry Clay’s long service spanned the House to Senate
The article notes Henry Clay preferred the House over the Senate for its turbulence, began his political career in 1811, and served in national politics until his death in 1862. It frames his 46 years in national public life as part of his private and public career arc.
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Henry Clay
House of Representatives
Flo
Senate
Clay
National Allied
Tme Levanth
Tite —Argonaut
Moral Strength: Growth Through Difficulties and Enduring Resolve
An examination of moral strength amid hardship. The speaker notes that true growth arises from overcoming higher peaks of difficulty and that progress comes from enduring trials and seeking a meaningful end to growth.
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Bell
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John S. Lambing
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E. M. Bonnell
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S. D. Spicer
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Chas
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Ams
Osteopath
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Burpee
Vermont
Hebron
W. W. Hasbrowel
B. Irving Atreet
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