Mob Executes Man by Burning After Confession in Kentucky
A mob of about a thousand dragged Coleman from police custody in Mayfield Ky after his confession to murdering Mrs James Lashbrook. The prisoner was strapped to a tree and burned as onlookers watched, with details of the execution and family reactions reported. County officials planned a grand jury to pursue charges against mob leaders, amid public fear of punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miysville
Rielmet ‘Lenin
Evlored
James Lashbrook
Rapidor
Kentucky
Coleman
Richard Coleman
James Lashinook
Covington
Nesecordines
James Hailbrook
Te Pin
Prankfort
Gov. Bradley
Lis
Tully
Senator Davis MaKes Bills In Senate
Washington December eight Senator Davis introduced several measures including a bill to adjudicate Indian depredation claims in the court of claims a relief act for applicants to purchase timber under the tinder and stone set a referral of Jesse Fremont lands claim to the court of claims and a bill to disapprove a New Mexico territorial act taxing insurance companies operating within the territory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menunres
Minnesota
Washington
Davis
Court of Claims
Jesse
Fremont Forcer
California
Court of Elalits
Territory of
New Mexico
Conspiracy Claim Emerges in Chaplain Shields Court Martial
San Francisco December 8 The court martial of Chaplain David H Shields resumes at the Presidio on charges of drunkenness and absence without leave The defense hints at a civil clergy conspiracy against him tied to his liberal church views The prosecution foresees few witnesses but promises sensational developments Montreal December 8 John N Fulton charged with stealing about 50000 from Mrs Elizabeth Heldinace is arrested Fulton claims 100000 in liabilities and has signed a plea with details unclear
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Fue Drankenderd
San Francisco
David H. Shields
Drankenness
Presidio
Montreal
John N. Fulton
Elizabeth Heldinace
Fulton
Wade Mn
Eignaient
Count Tolstoi Dispatched From Berlin in Serious Condition
A dispatch from Berlin reports Count Tolstoi has been seriously ill for two days. He was unconscious but now is believed to be recovering with no great anxiety noted by officials. The situation concerns his health and potential impact on diplomatic circles.
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Count Tolstoi
Similoa
Dee
Berlin
Tonion
Doe
Ladysmith
Free State
Hage
Banday
Lorenzo Marques
Yevning
Kimberley
Pope
Jacohsdal
Lt 14
Transvaal
United States
Pretoria
Stormberg
Queenstown
Cape Colony
Getrere
Steynsburg
Dordrecht
Maralshiny
Nts
Steynabuys
Stramberg
Gotiere
Mine accident in Bristol kills pilot and injures two
A fatal explosion at the Bristol mine last month killed the pilot and caused serious injuries to two others. Dynnanite and Crystatally were referenced in the fragment, with an execution described as following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Omer
Bristol
Bombardment of Ladysmith and Boer Movements Reported
A late 19th century dispatch details heavy cannonade on Ladysmith, Boer forces nearby, and movements toward Kimberley and Jacobdal. Reports note damaged guns, shifting positions, and Allied efforts to maintain lines as Britain seeks reinforcements.
Grain and Live Stock Prices and Quotes From Markets
Minneapolis and neighboring markets report wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley prices at open and close with futures notes. Livestock quotes include cattle, hogs, sheep, and feeders with bid ranges and regional dealer figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paw
Dee
Duluth
Nec
Minneapolis
Chienga
Dec
Uidie
Milwaukee
Wis
Northern
Mhiengo
Vee
Cucle — Reeves
Texas
Sioux City
Iowa
South St. Paul
Iloga
Reichstag Approves Repeal of Workmen’s Associations Law
In the Reichstag Sortin Dee and Chancellor Prince Hohenlohe announced the federal government’s assent to repealing the law prohibiting workmen's associations. The Reichstag then passed the first and second readings of the bill repealing the law, opposed by right wing members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Sortin
Dee, S
Prince Hohenlohe
Missing Mer Father Sought in Indiana Search
Mrs. Belle Dexter of Gray Eagle Minnesota seeks her father Thomas W McCoy of Mer Father Laporte Indiana feared to be a victim of foul play. McCoy was last heard from in this state.
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Laporte
Ind
Belle Dexter
Gray Wagle
Minn
Thomas W. McCoy
McCoy
Information confirms H R Wiheker killed in Whiston county
In Macon Mississippi Dee 8 information says H R Wiheker was shot and killed in his body in Whiston county. It notes this is a continuation of the Toungow killings and brings the total killed to six, all victims shot by an Amish group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Miss
Dee
H.R. Wiheker Tins Pear
Bory
Whiston County
Admiral Wat sur Was enricted at navy department
A garbled dispatch from Cavite reports inquiry into Charleston loss. Charleston's people attended as officials sought details on the erasure or error surrounding the incident. The event underscores naval concerns voiced during the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestan Caulyy
Wastiignun
Navy
Charleston
Cavite
Chaneston
Street Car Runs Wild In Stillwater Collision
A street electric car on Northwest Street in Stillwater runs off course after leaving the Main Street curve. It strikes a telegraph pole, breaking it, and wrecks. engineer James Mackey stays at his post and stops the car. Passenger Mrs. Kenty P. Preble is knocked about but not seriously hurt with contusions above and below the right eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grta
Stillwater 1
Stillwater
Mink, Dee
Atreet
Atrest
By O Monterelgne
James Mackey
Mackay
Kenty P. Preble
Flaent
Lincoln Club Invites Republican League Convention to St Paul
The Tincocht club voted to invite the executive committee of the Republican League of Clubs to hold its next convention in St Paul. A drafting committee was formed with Johnston, Warner, Schifftmann and President J. W. Flac hant. The executive committee was asked to consider arrangements for the annual club banquet in February on Lincoln's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Club
Asta Phatihbe
Bo Mell
St. Paul
St. Paw
Dec
Tincocht
Republican League of Clubs
Llerchiner Johnston
Warner
Pred &. Schifftmann
J. W. Flachant
Appointment of Jacob Gish as deputy internal revenue collector
St Paul December G-Collector von Baumbach announced Jacob Gish of Le Sueur Center as deputy internal revenue collector for the Internal Revenue division to succeed Dressel, who died by suicide. Gish is current postmaster at Le Sueur Center and deputy register of deeds. Teigan, longtime resident, previously served decade as clerk of court?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javol Gish
le Sueur Center
Internal Revenue
St. Paul
Dec
Trevenue
von Baumbach
Jacob Gish
Wired Internal Revenue Division
Dressel
Gish
Register of Deeds
Teig
Gudl
Unclear gun accident ends life in Baraboo
Alfred Richardson dies after his son, unaware the Winchester was loaded, discharges the weapon while trying to work its lever. The bullet strikes the back of the head as bystanders recount the moment. The family mourns as grief grips the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Wis
Dee
Alfred Richardson
Winchester
Iowa Merchant Accused in Sioux Fally Robbery Tale
Albert Mueller, a general merchant from Sutherland Iowa, traveled to Sioux City last week drew $2,000 then sold his George Street store to Freese and Tadus for $1,800. He claimed robbery after staying at a cheap hotel Sunday night, but police suspect he staged the incident and was not robbed amid several mysterious elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suapictown
Sioux Fally
Albert Mueller
Sutherland and George
Iowa
George
Freexe & Ttadus
Iis City
Mudley
Cheap Hotel
Change of Venue for Eugene Buel Trial
In Hayward Wisconsin on December 6 the court granted a change of venue for Eugene Buel’s murder trial, moving the new trial date to January 3 1900 at Ashland after a detective found strong local sentiment against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buel
Haywanl
Wis
Eugene Buel
Fred Nelgon
Ashland
Big Find of Sica in Green County Bed of High Quality Silica Found
Monroe Wisconsin reports a vast silica bed near Dayton, Green County, valued at 15 to 20 dollars per ton. A ten foot thick bed has been sounded and extends back into the hills for about a mile, stirring local excitement over the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sica
Monroe
Wis
Dec
Dayton
Green County
Hilla
Rea of Minneapolis Found Frozen to Death in Idaho
Minneapolis man Rea, well known locally, was found frozen to death in Hopi Idaho. His wife and child remain in the city. He had been staying there for a time and held a saint in Idaho at the moment of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Minneapolis
Dee
Rea
Minneapoli
Hopi
Ife
Polish Literature Wanted in Winona Library Petition
Over 500 Polish residents sign a petition in Winona requesting Polish books be added to the library. With a large Polish population, the measure is likely to be granted and presented to the library board for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Ming
Det
Library Board
Railroad Worker Dies After Yard Accident
William Kirwan, a Krakenan on the St. Paul and Duluth line, was crushed yesterday morning by a Wisconsin Central switch engine in the yards. He was taken to St. Joseph's hospital and died as he was being moved to the operating table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Dee
William Kirwan
St. Paul
Milwaukee clubs to host Chicago team event
A Milwaukee club event under Chicago and Milwaukee group auspices will feature a Northwestern Carthy association match. Noted plans announce a January date with both cities’ organizations involved in staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaauikee
Milwaukee
Dee G
Tt Wits
Ue Northwestern Carthy Association
Bankrupts Charged in Federal Court Case
Dinchanged av Tnulicapt Bluax Malls and others faced charges in federal court. John Zentel of sioix Prall4 and Henry J. Gurney of Tule Point were discharged as bankrupts with all clubs canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zentel
Sioix
Mayville Fire Destroys Businesses in North Dakota
A Mayville North Dakota blaze destroyed multiple occupied stores including BP Johns & Co department store O H Lera's furniture Hansen Iansonn drug Thompson jewelry Thompson Slyert's restaurant Mass Y Bakery millinery A H Johnson hardware and A Anderson's cobbler. A nearby building housing O G Molden was partially burned. Loss is about 50 000 with insurance. Portland fire department assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
N. D
Dee
J. Johns & Co
O. H. Lara
Hansen & Iansonn
A. Ta
Thompson
Thompson & Slyert
Mass Y
A. H. Johnson & Co
A. Andersons
O. G. Molden
Portland
Henge
Search for Missing Bayfield Sailor After Boat Found
In Bayfield Wisconsin a search for the body of the man who manned a sailboat bound for Madeline Island continues after his boat Stella TB was found wrecked on Bass Island rocks. Six hours of searching with small boats under a southwest wind and snow, but no trace of Bavhand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayfield
Wis
Dee
Stella
Wranels Baehand
Tove
Lundermen
Madeline Island
Bass Island
Explosion at Toilet Plant Injures Men at Illinois Shoe Company
A boiler explosion at the billet mill of the Illinois Shoe Company in Toilet, Illinois, yesterday caused grievous injuries to several workers and left one man missing possibly buried beneath debris. All injured were burned or scalded, with extensive damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boilet
Ilinois Shce Company
Toilet
Dee
Uinals Steel Company
Ashland Lumber Mills End Big Water Cut Record
Tanrge Lumber Cut in Ashland closes at 7 AM after a night shutdown revealing a 415 million feet lumber cut, the largest in Ashland Lumber district history. No timber shipments by water remain. The steamer Cumberland brought coal, ice covered above water, yet bay ice none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanrge Lumber
Ashland
Chequtmegon Bay
Ashland Lumber District
Cumberland
Jury Snow Not Guilty in Express Heist Case
George W. Archibald was acquitted in district court on charges of stealing a $3,000 package from a Pacific Express company wagon. The trial found he did not steal the money while on duty delivering funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow
Omaha
Lee
George W. Archibald
Pacific Express Company
Wigon, Wik
Ife
Boy Fatally Injured Entering Freight Yard Car
In Moorhead Minnesota on December 7 a seven year old boy, son of Mans T. Weam, a leading local merchant, was seriously hurt in the Northern Pacific yards while attempting to enter a freight car. He fell beneath no car and the injury is considered possibly fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead
Minn
Cart Wen
Mans T. Weam
Worthern Pacific
Robbery Epidemic Shakes Wisconsin Town
In Robhorn Konaslin Wisconsin four houses were robbed in one night. Victims Dry Robinson Charles Cooper and John Perry each reported losses of 500, 500 and 200 dollars respectively, with a fourth unnamed location losing 200. Three suspects have been wrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robhorn
Konaslin
Wis
Dee. T
County Board Enjoined Over Bayfield & Western Bond
An injunction was served on Washburn County Board forbidding delivery of $30,000 in bonds to the Bayfield and Western railway. The suit claims the road was not completed to the stipulated time. The action seeks to halt further disbursement pending resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Wis
Dee
Bayfield & Western Railway
Lumberman Declares Bankruptcy in Amery Case
La Crosse Wis Dec 7 A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was filed in the U S court here by John T Howe lumberman and merchant of Amery Polk county Liabilities 33000 assets 15000 states assets are about half of liabilities and names Howe as petitioner in the Amery lumber business seeking relief from debts under federal law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
United States
John TI. Howe
Amery
Polk County
Ice breaks near Alden injures two skaters
Through the ice at Alden Minnesota Dee 7 reports the lake froze Sunday. On Monday James Ted mond and Victor Peterson went out skating and both fell through the ice nearly drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden
Minn
Dee
James Tedmond
Victor Peterson
Indictment Returned for Burglary at Money Creek Post Office
The grand jury discharged after returning an indictment against William Norton for burglary at Money Creek post office. He will be brought here from Dubuque and tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicoua
Mine
Dee
William Norton
Money Creek
Dubuque
Wnd
Seven Year-Old Dies After Fall From Porch
Clarence Olson, seven, fell from a second story porch at the city hospital yesterday afternoon and suffered a fractured skull. He died within the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pani
Clarence Olson
Ini
Glorial Candidate joins Watertown congress race
Wilbur S. Chan formally announced Shiosele as a candidate for congress at the unlisted Republican primary in Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
der. T
Wilbur S.C «Han
Shiosele
Congress
Death Curtailed by 2 Holiday in Terman
In Terman Minnesota on December 7 Vineos Lau Viraya a Bolorlian pethiter was found dead northwest of the village. The cause was alcohol intoxication and the death was attributed to two holidays observed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terman
Minn
Ty Alcaholisis
Man shoots family in Dahglo home in July town
Report says a burglar shot Mr. Cheney and Mrs. Cheevey at their Tankeavers residence, both wounded with serious injuries. Police and mob rush to capture the suspect as townspeople fear lynching after the chaotic attack.
Sooth Dakota Bal Titquak Amid Weld of Povlkton and Millon
Residents of Weld of Povlkton and Millon report an earthquake early this morning. The tremor caused shaking roofs and rattling windows for several seconds, sparking fright among locals. Authorities note no major damage or injuries as the event is the first of its kind in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Povlkton
Millon
Farmer Drowned Driving Into the Steen Beom the Road
In Wadena Minnesota on August 8, farmer Kolme, a well to do landowner living ten miles east, was drowned while driving home in darkness. His team veered off the road four miles east, he presumably fell from the wagon, and while trying to free the team he became entangled and drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadena
Minn
Dee
Kolme
Here
Lie
Orell
Sudden Dwyatit Incident at Waton Reveals Health Crisis
A brief report from Waton describes Thomas Kelley Explory Suidently collapsed at a local event in Minen. He was taken to a nearby center with rheumatic inflammation affecting the heart, nearly causing death after a week of worsening symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kelley
Waston
Minen
Here
Thong Tebrit
White
Arrests and Embezzlement Claims Cross Wisconsin
Minhexsiement Albee of Washburn faces charges of endorsement related arrest here. Fred Canty, son of a local doctor, is cited in connection with a complaint by witness 41. M Sabla, Bayfield & Western promoter, accuses Lowie of $500 embezzlement as paymaster, while Cawle denies the charge and calls it a conspiracy to bar him from a Milwaukee meeting with railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Wis
Fred Canty
Wee
Waukesha
M. Sabla
Bayfield & Western
Lowie
Cawle
Itlee
Milwaukee
Ble
Thy Vallroad
Flelats
Plea Pleads Guilty in St Paul Burglary Case
Kennedy appeared before Judge Bunneo in the criminal branch and pled guilty to burglary in the second degree. She received six months in the workhouse after being charged for the Nov. 3 theft of 80 from John D. Viking at a rear outlet on Fourth and St. Tyler streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barceny
St Paul
Dee
May Kennedy
Bunneo
District Court
Sid
Genod Bareeny
Wie
John D. Viking
Fourtly
St. Tylor
Yvon Moldern Strike Reaches Lachre Wisconsin
The long anticipated strike of the iron molders in Lachre Wisconsin is set for today. An estimated number of workers will walk out at the National Foundry. The men blame the union for the trouble, while the association is open to meeting wage decrease demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvon Moldern
Lachre
Wis
Dec
Men's Association
Wie Association
Wrges
Challenge Declined as Winona and Gwntonna Navy Meet
The Winona Athletic Association declines a challenge from the Gwntonna Athletic Association for a Rochester football game at $100 per side. The teams tied on Thanksgiving. Winona cites three disabled players as the reason for not playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witonn
Mian
Winonn Athletic Association
Gwntonna Athletic Association
Rochester
Winona
Deliberations of Beekeepers in Minneapolis Meeting
Deliberations of the Minnesota Beekeepers association opened at the park commission rooms in Minneapolis December 8. President J P West chaired the session as speakers addressed the gathering and several pipes were red. The meeting will continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota Beekeepers! Association
The
Park Commission
J. P. West
iMstings
October Net Income Totals Rise for Northern Pacific
The October net income for Northern Pacific reached $1,000,411, up $207,000 from October. For the period July 1 to Oct. 30, total net income was $5,478,374, an increase of $1,181,000 over the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacuiniga
St. Paul
Dec
Tatron
Stock Mates Rise Amid Freight Rate Turbulence
In a period of elevated trade and shifting routes, freight rates near the Missouri and Mississippi region show gains as routes to Omaha and Kansas City adjust. Central to the change are rail and cattle movements affecting eastern connections to Chicago with notable pricing shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Deo
Missouri River
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Ronahis Macheypedd
Last Chance of the Season at Lake Superlee Event
The article notes a final season dustup at Lake Superlee where the event’s aim was to reach a target of 110,000 bushels. Budline witnessed a strong turnout and a notable performance by Litekawitnnt passator amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalath
Dee
Lake Superloe
ISBU
Vhs
Birley
Budlile
War Yoourn for Baristery. Winona Milne Wee 8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions William Norton connected with Money Creek and a legal or court context. The readable items include a place Money Creek and a legal role baristery with names Winona Milne and references to health or injury. The exact events and dates are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Milne
Uited
Wiliam Norton Wis
Money Creek
Warehouse Proposal Sparks Debate in Digenment District
In a tense meeting, Kheeqiuen WHE Meet and city officials discussed the building of a large warehouse in the district. Dee, Dierchwoud, Bork, and See attended to weigh the project against potential traffic, jobs, and city needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kheeqiuen
Dierchwoud
Bork
Dee
Een
Butler
A Thwave of Téemtinintty Tones in Brooklyn
A garbled newspaper fragment notes a street sighting in Brooklyn and mentions a wife, a surprise, and a pew necktie. It reads as a nonsensical dialogue fragment without clear events or dates. The piece preserves names Suilth, Yor, Totes, and a Judge in a chaotic exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Wobokens
Non Sinknable Boata: The Latest Invention For Saving Life
An advertisement extols Non Sinknable Boata as a life preserver and touts Hostutter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach troubles. The copy urges paying attention to life preservation and claims excellent results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostutter
Do you expect to get a jury in a high profile case
A Washington Star passage records lawyers debating juror selection and the difficulty of finding a man with intelligence enough to answer questions without having formed opinions from reading the newspapers.
Patents Invited Last Week at Northwestern Inventors
A list of patentees invited last week includes Joseph Hemingway of Spearish D. and Peter Holm of Warren Minnesota with items such as a fire extinguishing hand pump an extension table a fire escape and a governor for traction engines. Also listed are Lewellyn Porter Bridle? and Emelia Lindeberg Bluffton Minn with a fountain pen and a lamp body design among others. merwin lothrop and johnson patent attorneys are named. A separate Chicago Tribune blurb quotes a Rev Blue and Rev Gray discussing theological unrest and Brownings study in their congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Joseph Hemingway
Spearish
Peter II
Holm
Warren
Minn
Andrew J. Johnson
Brainerd
Emelia Lindeberg
Bluffton
Lewellyo BP
Porter Dridge
N. D
Amokestack
Carl St. Shea
Olso
Ferdinand It
Walter
Kasson
Alvin Lt
Butlington
Minna
Apolis
Mion
Merwin, Lothrop & Johnson
Attoryneys
St. Paulo
Cheney & Co. advertises Catarrh cure in Toledo
Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of Ir Chaney & Co. promises to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Mall's Catarrh Cure. Notarization dated December. Advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as acting on blood and mucous surfaces and urges readers to send for testimonials. Sold by druggists. Mogil's Family Pits mentioned in ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Orro
Toledo
Jay Livcas
Frank J. Cheney
Ir. J. Chaney &Co
Xofd
Hall
Tras
IJ. Chien Y & CO
Drugglata
Zhe
Mogil
Wherein We Offered From Filipinos
Mrs Henpeck reads the paper and comments on the president’s latest terms for the Miplog. Henpeck insists any surrender must be unconditional, while he grudgingly accepts that if terms are accepted, they may live in peace. The exchange ends with Mrs Heupeck letting him have the last word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henpeck
Fragmented Chicago News Quip On Hat Question
A garbled Chicago News item shows a young woman scolding a caller and a boy about Mr Borum's hat. The dialogue hints at inability to play with the hat and concerns about breaking it, with a twist of family remarks.
Permanently Cured Claim Sparks Bold Medical Ad in New York
Fragmentary advertisement text from CBS in New York touts a cure for a condition with phrases like no mountain or Drat day use and free bottle offers. It mentions Dr Kinnie's Kita Ltd and Philadelphia hospital references, with dialogue naming individuals such as Gerald and Mortimer in a garbled pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kinnie
de. i. UL Kita, Ltd
Arch Bt
Philadelphia
Gerald
Mortimer
New York
CBS
Hat fitting and dinner plans from New Orleans Democrat
A brief exchange notes one o clock and a milliner visit for hat fitting, with a reminder of dinner at eight. The interaction reflects casual daily scheduling in New Orleans newspaper prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leane ‘Mines-Democrat
Fragmentary 1603 News Snippet Asks About Marital Wealth
A garbled 1603 clipping mentions marriage by wealth, insurance, and resuming careers. Dialogues reference Trevor, Piscls Cure for Consumption, brokers, and Trade. Mixed literary fragments from Chicago News and Philadelphia North American hint at socio economic themes.
Parlor CAllia Huard and Thrift in Whasing Headlines
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a parlor scene with names Kew Hombarde and Caldwall & Co OL Cage and mentions savings deposits and borrowing. The readable portions suggest a fiction or dialogue snippet centered on saving behavior and financial terms, with scattered, unordered phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew Hombarde
Callia Huard
Agente
Caldwall & Co
Mysterious ditty from NY Press fragment puzzle
A garbled OCR style fragment from the New York Press appears to mix phrases about gourd tables, artillery, and a short marriage. The line reads like a nonsensical exchange with random names such as Cen, Joubert-lat, Alde-No, Gen, and Toubert-Yell, suggesting a shredded news snippet with no clear event or conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
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Itheine
Dew
Davle B. Cheaty
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Scotty
Eeauntry
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