Panic in Battery Park Hotel fires guests in night clothes
A four o'clock hotel laundry fire in Aadeville North Carolina forced about 200 guests to flee in their night garments as lights failed and windows were used for escape. Notable evacuees included Mrs Van Wynk wife of ex judge Van Wycke Mrs James Osborne wife of a New York lawyer and Mrs Oliver Fremstadt of the Metropolitan Opera. The incident follows a recent Kenilworth Inn fire that likewise sent guests escaping in nightwear.
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Aadeville
Battery Park
van Wynk
van Wycke
James Osborne Wifs
New York
Oliver Fremstadt
Metropolitan Opera
Haus
Balkan stat and suffrage note in New York page
Fragmentary item recounts remarks on suffrage and Balkan affairs, mentions Cincinnati moves, Collier weekly founder, and social events. Includes names like Collier and Mrs Harris, with a court concert notice and 1909 date hints.
Exhibition Basketball Game at Athlete Club Tonight
The regular Monday eight game exhibition basketball event will be played at the Athlete Club tonight. The palilio invited.
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Athlete Club
Palilio
Monthly Honor Roll Oddities Sentence
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West
Mra Thos D Sale and Son
Frazier Orchestra
Look
Fragmented note about honor rolls and a bridge landmark
A garbled OCR style fragment references an honor roll at a high school and a distant bridge near Louisville. It mentions a printing error or change from weekly to monthly, plus a stray line about a bill loan. The text is fragmentary with unclear names or dates.
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Minter
Louisville
Journel
Circuit Court Opens in CovRT TopaY to Welcome Visitors
The spring term of the Circuit Court commenced today in CovRT TopaY, drawing numerous visitors to town as legal proceedings begin. Local officials said the docket includes civil and criminal matters.
Beggar and Lady in Fashion Joke in ALA Directoire
A humorous exchange shows a beggar claiming to be without petticoat or bonnet while a lady quips that this is the latest fashion. Journal Amusant style highlights the satire.
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Journaly Amusant
Local Lodge and Chapter Meeting Schedule Listings
Dothan chapters and lodges announce meeting nights including Dothan Chapter No 113 meeting on the second and fourth Fridays with J W Saxon secretary and P M Carhsie HP. Dothan Lodge No 168 meets Mondays under EO Jones N OQ with WS Carns secretary. Dothan Lodge No 1153 meets Wednesdays at Elks Hall with Cotton, FR MN Rlaum secretary. Pythagoras Lodge No 650 meets second and fourth Wednesday nights with A E Garner W M and J M Strickland secretary. Dothan Lodge No 406 AM meets first and second Saturdays at 2pm and Thursday before the fourth Saturday. Dothan Commandery No 26 meets first and third Friday nights with D C Carmichael B C and T Hall recorder.
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Carhsie
Dothan Lodge
EO Jones
N OQ
Carns
Elka’ Hall
Eo Cotton
Rlaum Sety
Pythagorab Lodge
Dothan Chapter 76 Eastern Star Meets Monthly
Dothan Chapter No 76 Eastern Star meets the first Thursday each month at 3 PM with Jonse M Hunter as Worthy Matron and Mrs Helen Renn as secretary.
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Dothan
Evry
Dothan Lodge and Woodmen Circles Meeting Schedule
Fragmentary OCR text lists meeting times for Dothan Lodge No 121 and Woodmen Circle No 25 with monthly gatherings on second and fourth Tuesdays at 3 PM. References to guardians and Benevolence Lodge No 122 appear, along with names such as Helen Renfro and AE Brown but the image is garbled and details are incomplete.
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Kenilworth Inn
Collier
Wes
Cincinnati
Puck
Coller’s Week
F W. Harris
Henry Dial
Columian
Hery
Banaaant
Covrt Topay
Pyewday
E Garner
W M J M Strickland
Seety
Acc
Hatcher
Rhodes
D.C Carmichael
B.C
Jonse
Hunter
Helen Rennn
Earth
Ethem
Bennett Hardware Company
Dothan Lodge No
Secor Woodmen
Helen Renfro
Benevolence Lodge
Kor
A AE Brown
C Bitehelor K
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