Personal Mention at Union City Visit and Local Travels
A crowded personal mention lists visitors and relatives arriving in Union City and nearby areas. Residents and guests include Misses Btella and Marion Snark, Mr Julia Sullivan and families, and many travelers stopping at homes in Warren Georegpe and Spraue Urwele. The item notes arrivals, visits, and departures across multiple households, with references to local hotels and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Bebiitryi Jereaunis Norming
Union
Speid
Lele
Misses Btella
Marion Snark
Ulster
Jorept
Dieie
Julia Sullivan
Ani Faye
Malyaney
Hauire
Mie
Ullde
Pod Aire
Cole Fink
Hiwry Dougine
Bf Viris
Tiertishand
Cefurreel
Mlirenne Shoup
Wijke Iforn
Richard Wobber
Lavy Heng Ang
Ralph Waril
Tase Leen Jin Aris Mewes
Tsers
Stiftars
Waerelmee
Harry Darlaiy
Joy Een
Mhenip Meade
Corey Vesideur
Mteornes
Alder’ Tity Gb
Garilop
Ayetine Hauiltal
Hays Tei
Art Miljer ii
Jin Matesty Ter
Bava
E Gan
Walmer
Edna
Ruth Dibra
St. Teturs
Ruth Aiuin
Ruth Anna Ricks
Warren
Ed Mipshe and family visit Elgin from Sharman area
Ed Mipshe, a Sharman resident, and his daughter Fogirtidé were visiting Elgin to see Mrs Jenny Biltie. Mr and Mrs M Tvke left for Chantauea for two weeks while Airs L.A. Williamie Hid Aamariner Tria returned home yesterday. Jen planned to stay at Chawtungia Lake, NY.
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Bowen
Elizabeth
Ware
Ohio
Eliedl
Oraing
Troy
Se Visting
Dorosha Wik
Vinnie
Frederick Street
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Ty Sitgenson
Sharman Buss Hiss Giltur
Johnnon
Fogirtidé
Elgin
Jenny Biltie
Mes
M Tvke
Chantauea
L.A
Fragmented Log of Names and Places Across a City Scene
A garbled OCR page lists numerous names, places, and organizations in a sprawling city context. It mentions Logan and Bryan, American T and T Anieffonticha, ships, mines, railroads, and various individuals with scattered affiliations, creating a chaotic snapshot of late nineteenth or early twentieth century urban activity.
Brazil Revolt Leader Tries Another Coup in Porto Alegre
Manos Ai res, General Lopes Brasil veteran, expelled from Sao Paulo by federal troops. About 15 troops move south toward Porto Alegre, capital of Rio Grande do Sul, seeking to join rebels and form an independent republic in southern Brazil. Federals have cleared Sao Paulo of rebel bands and expect to disperse his forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manos Aires
Lopes Brasil Vetel Taider
Sao Paulo
Porto
Alegre
Rio Grande Do Sul
Lopez
Rio Grande
Brazil
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