Letter misquotes in bid for Ryan McCormick race
A Philadelphia May 16 1914 letter to the Journal claims bias in coverage of Michael J Ryan facing Vaness McCormick for the gubernatorial nomination. It notes internal campaign tensions and a Ryan state committee message urging readers to back a true Democratic candidate on May 6 1914, while McCormick led by an estimated twenty to thirty thousand votes.
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Bosniwell
Journal
Cffles
Bukene
Honniwell
Michael 7 Ryan
Vaness
McCormick
Tam
Bonniwell
Etter
Ryan
Vance G. McCormick
Poutines and Car Troubles In Old Narration
A humorous fragment describes a man trying to start a machine after exhausting common methods. He considers a few dashed words and recalls a wife’s suggestion to twist tail lamps, recalling a father's trick to make a bulky horse go by its tail.
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Wifey
Fave Haile Family PO for Eonatipa va
Fragmentary OCR text mentions curative powers and undead dollars and a firm name Cheney & Co with a Sainty address. The readable bits lack coherent facts, dates, or clear events to summarize into a complete news item.
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Cheney & CO
Sainty
Eonatipa
Where Yougan Buy The Journal Evening Journal Sale
The Evening Journal 18 is on sale at Plate News store on South Center Street and at Union News Company stand in the depot.
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Yougan
Journal
Evening Journal
Plate News
South Center Street
Union News Company
Austrian man confesses to placing charges on rail line
In Oil City Pennsylvania Peter Bresen ger, an Austrian native, confessed to placing tests on a rail track to disrupt a Penny Train and retaliate against railroad workers who laughed at him. The device damaged a pilot and tied piles, but no one was seriously hurt. Bresen ger was captured near Red Bank after a pursuit by local police and later charged in criminal court.
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OM City
Peter Bresenger
Austria
Red Bank
South Crémiat Brad
Pittsburg
Rimertoni
Rimerton
Carr
Police Department
Oil City
Cribbs
Red
Strom
Ted
Bank
Early Noted Leper Escapes From Public Health Quarantine
Washington officials tracked a leper named Johnny Early who escaped from quarantine near Port Townsend, Washington. Reportes traced his movements toward Victoria, B C, with authorities coordinating to file reports and locate him as he was believed en route to the city where he would be confined.
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Washington
United States Public Health Service
Pacape
Johny
Lettler
Diamond Hood
Port Townsend
Victoria
B. C
Roy C. Larson Piano Tuning Service Ad
Roy C. Larson offers piano tuning with guaranteed workmanship. Leave your order at Henderson Piano Company for prompt service and reliable results.
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Roy C. Larson
Henderson Piano Company
Jones Bros and Wilsons Wild Animal Show At Circus
A fragmented report describes Jones Bros and Wilsons Show combining animal acts with European aerial and equine performances. It notes Hagenbeck influence and mentions Miss Matiel and Gibbon as featured performers at a Berlin circus winter season, highlighting horses as impressive specimens.
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Wilson
Hagenback
Wonder Zoo
Plympbis
London
Matiel
Gibbon Winniig
Rome
Circus Schuman
Berlin
Germany
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