Fragmented OCR Entry on Population and Names
Fragmented text discusses population figures and names such as Ay James A Ungerton and Alysha Horta Ley. Mentions committees, estimates, and various personal aliases. Ends with broad statements about world totals and inexact references.
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James A
Ungerton
Popnindin
Buttery
Alysha
Horta Ley
Tayi
Paule Apphrey
Guan
Sammon
Pinu
Phillis
Ginn
Sandu
Sam's Land and Population Boom Amid Global Talk
Fragmented OCR text discusses Sam's Land and a population surge in the United States. It references a foundation date and claims population growth, plus mentions a senator and a census, though the wording is garbled and many names are unclear.
United States Population Summary for 1900 1910 and 1890
Fragment shows a census style note on population totals for 1900 1910 and 1890 with references to Porto Rico figures and a cork tree age statement. It mentions Indiany enumerations and a War Department census in Porto Rico. The tone mirrors early 20th century statistical reporting.
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United States
Aio
Continental
Alabama
Arizona Eye
Sci
Arkansis
California
Eee
Ysis
Connecticut
Delawary
District of Columbia
Florida
Goorma
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Missacky
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Sal
Montana
Nevada
New Jersey
New Mersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Ise
Pennsylvania
Rhode Taland
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Ang
Washington
West Virginia
Wyoming
Porto Rico
Hanon claims to succeed Mrs Eddy as Christian Science head
Robert C. Hannon of East Windsor announces he is the successor to the late head of the Christian Science Church and has engaged attorney Robert M. Grant of Hartford to sue the Mother Church directors. He says he has papers from Mrs Eddy and from Mrs. Reid to support his claim and will bring suits soon.
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Robert C. Hanon
Christian Science Church
Portsmouth
N. H
Robert C. Hannon
East Windsor
Robert M. Grant
Hartford
Reid
Hannon
Augustus Stetzon
New York
Rady
Alma
Riddy
Hath Howfis
Diyfun Science Ansbolation
Church of the Living
Martford, Conn
Postal deficit shrinks as reforms cut costs and expand service
Washington reports a 17.5 million dollar postal deficit for the year with an 11.5 million reduction in the gap and total expenditures highlighted as heavy. The document notes planned rural service expansion, new savings via certificates of deposit, and a push to speed service consistent with population growth.
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Washinton
Department
Bucks
Mark Seavier
Secon
Tiperiie
Opera Yon
Dejymaj
Nly
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Philippines
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Pravice
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Lange
C. H. Henderson Piano Co
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Mrs. Eddy
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
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Teller
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Trycyeles
Libby Gut Glass
Maple City Cut Glass
Fur Coats
Tecmster’s Coats
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Rogers
Barlow Hardware Company