Port Chester’s Hand Engine Survivor Martin Saxe Dies Noted Blinded Veteran
Albert Saxe Martin of Fort Chester New York known as Westchester County’s blind fireman served 35 years with Port Chester fire department. Despite total blindness for forty years he remained active at the front lines guiding rope work and helping lift the engine while his comrades praised his steady service and devotion to duty.
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Lbert Saxe Martin
Fort Chester
New York
Westchester County
Old Saxe
Port Chester
New York Sun
Port Chesters
Martin
Rat
Marth Geomiekd x
Piabi
Goudy
Pete
Prack Chew
Arceid
Elephant as a Loyal Companion and Poor Strategist
An English writer describes the elephant as a pleasant companion, not a clever animal, and easily guided by the muboul using the khee. The beast can move about fifteen miles per hour in a slow shuffle, with obedience shaping its behavior during hunting drives and captivity.
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Landon
Bia
Haurgoon
Tive
Ana Glicks
Ives
Brown University President Opposes Free Silver Policy
The piece describes E. Benjamin Andrews, Brown University president, warned by trustees for voicing pro free silver and protection views. A Baptist son from Montague Massachusetts, he supported family with farm labor and pursued schooling at Wesleyan Academy, then Durcardston and Powers Trustees.
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RK. E. Benjamin Andrews
Brown University
Tle
Montague
Mass
Sunderland
Durcardston
Wesleyan Academy
Wolbrahem
Dr. Atelens
Secret Drawers in Furniture Spark Hidden Repository Rumor
A New York press report outlines cabinetmakers who install false bottoms and secret drawers in desks chairs and tables. Rich women are said to be frequent buyers seeking discreet access to valuables and private affairs.
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Vanderbilt
New York
PowerWinis
Anne
Grand Rapids
Unclear manuscript segment prompts cautious summary
The readable phrases suggest a corrupted OCR of a speech or comment with fragmented quotes. Key entities or a clear event are not discernible, leaving little concrete detail about people, places, dates, or organizations to summarize coherently.
Censure Plot Imagined by Committees of Trustees
A fragment argues that the censure moved by a committees of trustees targets a venerable college's history, claiming a century of prosperity cannot erase past misdeeds. The tone hints at political manipulation and institutional memory in a ceremonial rebuke.
Fragmentary 1789 Letter Mentions Turks and a Treachery Scheme
A garbled brief cites a Boston letter noting embarrassment over a wooder horse repu tation and a proposed treley cer to surprise the Turks. It hints at military schemes and public bravado during a tense period.
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Washington
Putte's Salary Figures in Former Year Record
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reference to Putte and a yearly salary figure around 12,606. The readable text hints at a payroll or financial entry, but details and context are missing to confirm scope or date.
Fealty Disputes Sparks New Labor Law in Union Fight
A lengthy legal quarrel over employer obligations leads to a new statute addressing member rights and union relations. Officials and workers react as penalties and protections become central to the dispute.
Mystery Text of Historical Conference Emerges
Fragmentary OCR reveals a garbled report citing SN D. Novsh and a Nations secretary discussing a meeting in Biedhesed. The unclear passage mentions arbitration and protests over principle and effort, with references to labor and unclear party names.
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SN. D. Novsh
Aerter
Brosomies
Prischele
Arbitration Methods in Labor Disputes Across States
The text argues between voluntary private arbitration, independent state tribunals, and English style boards. It notes Massachusetts pioneering formal state tribunals and why English tribunals inspire confidence with equal representation. It suggests adopting English methods to reduce strikes and align labor disputes with swift, just outcomes.
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France
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
California
New Jersey
Michigan
Connecticut
Inois
Minnesota
Elate
England
Italian labor federation secretary writes to US union leader
The secretary of the Federation of Labor of Italy sends a letter to Ta Datoiel Goipers president of the American Federation amid concerns over workers rights and government policies. The text condemns servile state conditions and urges action to protect wage earners and social welfare while criticizing current governance.
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Attomw
Federation of Labor of Italy
Eagh
Frond
Unclear movie theater listing with mixed garbled text
The fragment describes a movie theater listing with scattered garbage text about a film and odd phrases. It mentions New York, timing, and various misread words, creating a disjointed, unreadable summary without coherent facts or dates.
Unclear OCR text fragment on Cerner Laber to Danhrig entity
Readable content describes a brittle and corrupted segment mentioning Cerner Laber and Crown Cork and Seal Co with a dated reference near Se 15 PD and May 7, but the text is too garbled to identify a coherent event or facts.
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Comastifersd
Crown Cork and Seal Co
Bedimore
Jopisigt
Ayer
Wit
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