Involuntary Bankruptcy Proceedings Target Copper Co
Cartes L. Cook named receiver in the New York City federal court proceeding against Bayway Copper Company and JHL Downs Company. The case involves assets on Bos Prost street and related bonds and securities while a court inquiry continues into local firms and creditors.
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Afrer
Tee Bayway Copper Company
J. HL. Downs Company
Bos Prost Street
Noble
United Banternistriat Gourt
New York City
Jom le
George C. Holt
Bas Point Garton
L. Cook
Ottert
New York
My. Cash
Rer
Oreclive
Geetalee Ani Lamber Company
Tha
Bamas Ee Trac
Ee Peer Reast
Ee Rap
Gilkool
Locares Him. Mother Seeks News on Missing Son
A mother in 1980- Boma Street waits two weeks for word about her son last seen in Lewisile. Police pursue a unknown lead after receiving vague messages that hint at his whereabouts. Family appeals for any information to aid in locating him quickly.
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Lela Atie
Mary Tiemgeon
Boma Street
Ithe
Troma
Lewis
Fragmented OCR: Dalles panel election update unclear
Fragmentary line suggests a local event in Dalles with years and names unreadable. Text lacks clear actions or dates but hints at a municipal or civic detail. Readable bits show place Dalles and scattered references to years.
Fire Engine Horses 2 by Running Away
The fragment describes fire engine horses running away on a thin pavement morning as a man named Johnmon drove down South Broad Street. The horses resited and fell upright, with the vehicle landing on its side and the driver thrown clear.
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Che
Johnmon
Broad Street
Obituary Notice for Wilkes P. Fiyan at Alexian Hospital
Obituary notice reports the death of Wilkes P. Fiyan age 87 at Alexian Hospital. The brief item notes residence at 18% Third Street and identifies him as a long time member of a local group. Details are incomplete due to OCR errors.
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Witem
Fran. Wilkes P. Fiyan
Alexian
Phtome Pe
Ta Ge
Day of Glory at the County Democracy event and boat race
A fragmented report describes a Democratic gathering and related athletic events aboard a steamer near a coastal area. It notes a crowd, gun salutes, and a later athletic program with a 200 yard race won by Richard re Mslon, plus descriptions of officials and participants amid a festive mood.
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L. Ly
Belock
James
Pierson
Richard Re Mslon
Bob Swart
Sarit Hiney
Fever fears rise as Baton Rouge trip sparks health meeting
The New Orleans Board of Health plans an emergency meeting after Dr. Fgyan’s Baton Rouge trip to see Governor Manchard raises concern in the city. Reports say 170 yellow fever cases in Ledville and 20 of other fevers, while parish officials debate response. The public hosts a slow, uneasy response as citizens await action.
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Kew
Btsty Board of Health
Potat
Baton Rouge
Manchard
New Orleans
Ledville
Heans Parish Medical Society
Alter
Eiding
Train Hits Auto With Bournes Guests
Taree men guests of Frederick O Boures president of Ginger Manufacturing Company and commodore of the New York Yacht Club survived a collision while traveling in an automobile near Albany. Their machine was struck and damaged by another vehicle, injuring several but leaving none fatally. The group, including George Gath John Smith and George Micke, faced news of Boures’ visit to the area as part of a club trip to New York.
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Taree
Frederick O. Boures
Pepeldent
Ginger Manufacturing Company
New York
Pesterdey Ivernoda Whee
Wate
Almant
Allen
Howe
Streck Waldo
Evound
George “Gath
Jonn Smith
George ‘Micke Ware
Commodore Bowres
Edlan
Abatement in Case Involving Rita Jatch and Weinstein
A court abated the case against Rita Jatch and others after allegations that Weinstein obtained funds through questionable pretexts were discussed. The proceedings referenced Judge Greated and ongoing claims of credit and pending actions, with a note that the matter was temporarily halted.
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Rita
York
Rulis
Weinstein
Jen J. Ftamie
Wallahell
Kalle
Municipal Ownership Advocates Seek Public Backing
City residents are urged to support municipal ownership advocates as discussions unfold on public utilities. Proponents push for public control, arguing improved service and accountability while opponents urge caution over costs and feasibility.
Kling Expects Pittsburg Move Over Consolidation Plans
The report discusses Manager Kling’s anticipated move to Pittsburg linked to a major consolidation of U S steel related companies. It notes a proposed capital of 300 000 and mentions the John Stapheopon Car Works as part of the impacted industry while outlining expected work shifts and potential industry resistance.
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Stéphensons
United States
John Stapheopon
Pew
Kling
Steel
Piacon
Peace outlook improves as talks continue at Petersburg
The foreign office reports an improving peace situation and brighter outlook at St. Petersburg on August 24. However negotiations face continuing difficulties amid ongoing battles and strategic moves, with lines tightening as commanders assess gains and losses and await further instructions.
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Petersburg
Offloe
Isaac M Singer’s Daughter-in-Law Dies in New York
Obituary note reports the death of Isaac M. Singer’s daughter-in-law amid a garbled early transcription. The fragment references the Singer family, a death event, and a forthcoming settlement, with unclear dates or locations due to OCR corruption.
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Isaac M. Singer
Death Foreshadowed in Woman's Dream in Milltown
Aug. 34 in Milltown village a disturbance followed the death of Tirnest Schoppt an elderly man. Mrs Hartman Richter neighbor reported that she saw a dream predicting his end and later questioned Mrs Gehoppe about her husband’s whereabouts. Locals recall seeing him earlier searching for his parakeet.
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Brunewiee
Milltows
Tirnest
Hartman Richter
Malighbor
Richter
Count Wolffereel Goes To Prison In Bertis Note
In Bertis on August 34 Count Wolffereel Woltraneet faces imprisonment amid a fragmented report detailing his alleged past as a student and connection to German actresses. The sparse local item hints at a court or official action with no clear names beyond the titular count.
Typhoid Cases Rise At Elisabeth General Hospital
Health officials report six typhoid cases at Elisabeth General Hospital the highest number seen recently and warn downtown residents of possible spread. Officials advise boiling water and avoiding infected food. no wider epidemic declared but caution remains.
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the Elisabeth General Hospital
Han
Richards
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