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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1899
Page
6
A garbled text block mentions votes and names in a disordered line of characters. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor meaning. The readable elements offer no coherent fact pattern or reportable item.
The readable text fragment mentions river names and dates in a garbled form. It references a person or entity and a setting that hints at a public or legal notice style, but details are unclear and mostly unreadable.
Fragmentary text references cabinets, ministers, and state roles with scattered names and places. Content is garbled, unclear about dates or events, yielding no decisive action or outcome to summarize.
The text provides an unclear fragment about treaty ratification with multiple garbled names and places. It references a formal pact and external actors but lacks coherent details or identifiable events. Further readable material is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
Fragmentary report describes a border area and a border city with references to water, population, and social class notes. It mentions a sudden event tied to tides and a town’s reaction, but many proper nouns are unclear or garbled.
A terse report states missionaries are safe as local events unfold involving Rev HH, Vifec, Miss Serr and converts linked to a Chinese Yan. The account affirms no homicide and notes confusion over early details.
Reported incident near Seranimi Mississippi involves a man named Mis Gessie Drelaid assaulted by two suspects, Negro Lyauched and Daniel Toeriek, with authorities noting the alleged attack occurred in early January. Police seek further information and urge witnesses to come forward.
Fragmentary notice reports a woman named Huehel Kine involved in a hat subocution with injuries described amid an accident or assault. Details are unreadable but indicate a local incident drawing attention from witnesses and the proprietors.
Fragmentary text notes a stern action involving Gahner Uitaider and an entity named EO. The record lacks clear dates places or outcomes and reads as an OCR fragment with multiple garbled terms and stray capitalized names.
Fragmentary report describes alleged cannibalism on the Yukon Trail. Three men from Dahl river Dee, Jimtown reportedly disappeared after days of seeking food, with two bodies found near Old Wyss and a third missing.
Fragmented text describes wartime distribution of information to investors and references to secretaries, locations in the Philippines, and security concerns. The garbled prose mentions plans for islands and compliance issues with new directives and timelines.
Unclear OCR text reports a wealthy man named Mebraska Rectuse slain and a probe into his death. Jumbled names and phrases mention suspects, a possible robbery or homicide, and a search for treasure. Details are obscured, with multiple garbled terms and misread places across Julian Neb and nearby areas.
A Stockholder in Drumimanad Tobacco Company files suit alleging improper pricing and profits from the plant sale. The action cites a disputed price to at least one party and seeks remedy against misrepresentation. The report mentions a Philadelphia incident involving a store theft and a confrontation with a thief, ending with police intervention.
A bold robbery at Belmont in Kent Park, Philadelphia hit the Fairmount Park Transportation Company safe, netting about 400 dollars. A special dispatch from Glace Bay reports a Caledonia mine explosion with over forty workers killed, many trapped.
A nondescript article notes moves toward consolidating street railways in Stil Danis as progress on lines widens. A separate brief reports a young Black murderer hanged in Marlins Maryland. Johan Berry and Derry are named in the Bowie Maryland attack on Amanda Clark and Annie, with fatal violence described in restrained terms.
Anaconda Is sold, Maretus Qaiv of Mounting and associates in Amicinda Mining Company transfer all boltlines and vast interests to a Peaster syndicate led by John D. Rockefeller for 2,500,000,000 dollars.
Dispatches report anti foreign trouble in Kieng Ning u Nean Twei with church and mission burned while missionaries escaped toward Foo Chow. In Laporte Indiana a mob of about 500 youths raided a gospel tent, cutting ropes and bringing the tent down on the congregation.
Fragmentary text reports additional personnel for Otis and notes a centenarian's death. Names and places are garbled, but references include Sherman, TSCO, and Bred Go. The passage hints at military or transport actions and an elderly survivor or deceased individual.
Three counterfeit dies attributed to Tovis and Dieas were found in San Rafael and nearby areas, with one die for $1 and another for varied sums. Earlier, Charles Darwin was jailed for bogus money. US Marshal Cook and Los Angeles seizures mark a coastwide counterfeiting crackdown linked to a secret service probe.
Legal notice outlines a case about a vast land grant totaling 1 070 000 acres. United States Missouri River road project is described as set aside and possibly impacted by government action. The document references a road company and disputed lands along the Missouri. Further procedural details appear in the terse OCR fragment.
In Akron Ohio Nedie Planer and Vo Metzger sue to restrain the Aderteuu Cereal Company from countering into any coordination. Plaintiffs seek a temporary restraining order and allege officers of the company are dishonest in negotiations and failed to take stock of the situation.
John C. Wickford of New Hampshire is chosen as leader of the order amid observations of workmen objecting Satelle officers. Names include Tina Walker Codia and Alexander Prato of Winnnd, plus Jones of Wilmington and others amid medical exams and discussions in this fragmentary notice.
Telegram from TIManbar Wisconsin describes a storm accident near Luheinhinder fifty miles east. Six or more persons are named among the dead or injured including William Sehubed and two railroad laborers. A firm man, John Youngman, allegedly knocked his 6-year-old son to death with a club while beating a horse. The account notes a brutal scene in which a father struck the animal and then struck his son, with a club thrown aside as the boy was hit in the head.
A disastrous explosion at the United States Smokeless DPawner Company plant on DPlor near San Pedro San Rafael Cal kills four men and injures three others while six buildings are destroyed by shock and fires. The incident is linked with a group of social figures in Colima Missouri and a prominent Mason from the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite.
Johnson's Island near Sandusky Bay in Lake Erie, famed Civil War prison site, was sold at auction for 45000 dollars. The sale marks a new chapter for the historic island off Sandusky, Ohio.
The steamer Danube running Victoria to Alaska was wrecked at Union 185 miles north of Vancouver. Passengers and crew were saved. A gas explosion destroyed Abraham Kohn’s brick house in Cleveland. Kohn, his wife and child were hospitalized with the infant in grave peril.
The cornerstone of the Minnesota Odd Fellows' Home was laid in Northfield with ceremonies. Cornell man Jonathan Wheeler of Cornell has been elected president, succeeding the University of California figure mentioned.
Worries over high prices focus on iron and wheat amid scarce supplies. Foregn bankers and foreign markets influence costs, with 136 in the year cited as a noted figure. the text stresses that price rises result from scarce material and banking influence, shaping prosperity concerns.
The fragmentary article mentions a Marian Clark case and George Boanrecuri involved in a kidnapping incident. No coherent narrative or verifiable details emerge from the garbled text.
Fragments describe a massacre tied to ex explorers and a prisoner killed by a coward. A guard named WWpiskeler and a Piva Wenes serpteggens tied to Leavenworth prison are mentioned amid vague references to battles, cavalry, and a dramatic event in Kansas.
Report covers minor Keith Hurt from Boston facing illness after a severe accident and outlines a reciprocity pact idea between states and nations. It notes Charles B. Littlefield winning a Republican seat over John Seart, plus a Northern Darlet freight collision near Linton with casualties and a Dead S. I planing mill fire, destroying Pish & Tien ter facilities.
A scattered market page lists prices for cattle wheat corn oats rye and butter across Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Toledo and New York with bid ranges. Prices show variations by grade from No 2 to No 3 and include hogs sheep and lambs with regional notes and creamery butter and eggs pricing.
A mob of about 6 000 attacked the Cleveland Electric Railway car barns on Tremden Avenue and Quincy Street, wrecking ten cars and damaging property of the Big Consolidated Company. Police and Mayor Parker restored order as workers walked out in sympathy after a foreman was discharged.
Detectives say Walter Porter and John Newnan orchestrated one of the era’s largest mail heists. Porter confessed and implicated Newnan after a briefing before U.S. Commissioner Tamphrey, as officers sealed an array of stolen letters money orders and checks in their lodgings.
Funds are being raised in Chicago and major cities to honor Captain Dreyfus on his release from Devils Island. The Trebrews of America intend to present him a gold engraved sword, while Po Emille Zola and Col Micquart receive a solid gold pen and a gold loving cup respectively in a public tribute.
A cyclone roared through Comitardville Pensaukee and Brookside Wisconsin destroying roofs killing livestock and tearing trees from roots. The storm caused extensive crop damage as it moved north toward Green Bay forming waterspouts.
Standard Oil will move its headquarters from Cleveland to New York and establish New York offices while Cleveland becomes a branch distributing point. The company recently announced it had become a New Jersey corporation with $10,000,000 capital.
Naval officers urge a court of inquiry to determine Rear Admiral Schley s conduct in the Santiago engagement. Statements by Lieut Commanders Lledgson and Heilner revive the controversy and place the case at Schley s doorstep. Secretary Long may order an inquiry, but Schley s supporters think he will request one.
The Indiana annual postoffice readjustment elevates Richmond to first class while Bedford Franklin Greenfield Greensburg Dartford City Kendallville Martinsville Newcastle move to second class. Salaries rise by 1000 a year in numerous offices and 22 percent in others. notable gains include Trammond and Martinsville, with several decreas es. Postal receipts hailed as a fair business measure. Indiana mirrors national growth.
Acaria Rockville rears four motherless squirrels. Gentry dog and per thousand poly at Goshen. Anderson police declare war on overland tourists. Mrs Taierella W Denling ton Morris town found dead in bed. Electric cars may run Mishawaka to Elkhart. Daviess County once dry now supports a saloon. Union City man tried to swallow poison. East German town first to transfer school property. Grant Smith Gaston sentenced for perjury. Colfax divorced and remarried. Chickenpox misdiagnosed in Valparaiso. Tailholt shoemaker wins prize at Greenfield street fair. Coulter named to State Monument Board. Catherine Graham wins judgment for breach of promise. John W Martin patents carburetor device. Farm accident near Bedford fatal. Lightning injures two men in Center Point coal mine. James Gordon shot in Indianapolis during a divorce dispute. Mrs Donnelly bitten by rattlesnake. Delmar farmer dies from horse accident. Father kills son in Washington Township. Frank Herrell nearly loses throat to glass shard. Squire Ira Swain and wife near seventieth anniversary.
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