Refusal Ad Ends Local Notice in Sparse Text
Fragmentary OCR note in plain prose. The remaining legible items show a terse refusal advertisement with minimal context and no clear details about action, party, or date. The fragment provides little usable information for a full public notice card.
Dated Grocery Prices Alert Warns of Weekly Changes
Fragmented OCR notes warn readers that advertised prices this week are good only for this week and will not be valid next week. Mentions boneless cod and sugar, plus notices on changes at a store's shelves and pricing. Contains garbled names and numbers but conveys a price fluctuation alert.
Woman’s body rises to surface on ninth day
New Quay Walon December 3 The body of Mrs Bidney Nowill 24 wife of a ShoMeld manufacturer who vanished Nov 23 has been found in a cave near the Atlantic hotel where she stayed with Jaton A Delay 40 who died by suicide after her disappearance The coroner’s report notes a struggle but does not confirm murder or suicide and the mystery remains unsolved.
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Edison Court Rules Against Inventor in Moving Picture Case
The court ruled against Thomas A. Edison in a moving picture filme dispute, limiting his claims and clarifying patent scope. The decision centers on the legality of certain film processes and the protection of Edison’s broader inventor rights in early cinema technology.
Edison Company Beaten Over Moving Picture Film Invention
The Washington DC Court of Appeals dismissed the Motion Pictures Patents Company suit against the Chicago film firm. It ruled that Thomas A Edison did not originate the moving picture strings used in the invention, ending years of patent contention and billions involved in the industry.
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Deg
Thomas A. Eilison Witt
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Motion Pictures
Patint Company
New York
Chicago Film Company
Moldon
Chicago
Wines Balun
Inviea
Hyde Innocent Claim Faces Grand Jury Review
New York report says deputy corrections head endorses a denial that Charles H. Hyde is guilty. John Doe grand jury ordered back to work to consider the Hyde matter as prosecutors prepare to question witnesses about an interview involving Joseph G. Robin and keepers at Tombs prison.
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Charles H. Hyde Tg
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Rich Deposit of Radium Found in Berlin Report
A report from Berlin notes a rich radium deposit near Saleburgerkopt, with claims of land being riverfront and folded. The snippet mentions associated nearby dealings and potential sales of land tied to radium work. The fragmentary text suggests investors and workers connected to the site.
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Berlin
Saleburgerkopt
Aukiri
Rlvn
Pérenfold
Haa Lund
Parisian Sage Stops Dandruff and Hair Loss
The GiveuX Manufacturing Company of Buffalo authorized N. F. Ames & Co. to refund the price to any purchaser if PARISIAN Sage does not banish dandruff stop hair loss and scalp itch. It claims to promote new hair growth if the root is alive and preserve natural hair color. Women who use it once will continue. 60 cents at dealers.
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Giveux Manufacturing Company
Buffalo
N. F. Ames & Co
Steel Mill Strike May Be Settled
In Pliibure on December 3 the striking transportation men of the Homestead Steel works, Edgar Thompson works, and Carnegie finishes met to discuss the company's offer to return to work while Yard master wage disputes are reconsidered. The two hour meeting was held behind closed doors in Realty hall at Homestead.
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Homestead Steel Works
Homestead
Edgar Thompson Works
Mraddock
Carnegie Finiavey
Manin
Thomas McMunn
Michael McKern
Edgar Thompson
Braddock Strike Committee Appointed to Seek Settlement
A committee was appointed with full power to mediate the Braddock strike. The panel will meet with company officials this afternoon and report back at a mass meeting. Workers are willing to return to work if the company reconsiders the three men dismissed, potentially ending the strike upon the committee's report.
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Braddoole
Suffragettes Paint Signs on Dublin Doors
Suffragettes overnight painted 30 front doors in a teavert city district with large white letters reading Votes for Women as part of a dawn protest in Dublin.
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Dublin
Teavert
Holiday sale listing with toys and garments
A holiday display advertises a large assortment of games and toys for 10 and 25 cents, plus an array of garments and household items. It highlights dolls furniture, moving pictures, handkerchiefs, towels, ribbons, lace, madras curtains, undergarments, and boy and men’s gloves, with many items priced as specials.
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Pat Abe
Corry
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