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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
7
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The text presents a garbled OCR passage mentioning war memory and a garment trade topic. It references names and places in a disrupted manner, including Germany and possible battle or economic notes. The readable content is sparse and lacks coherent narrative or concrete events to summarize clearly.
The fragmentary text appears to reference Abt and Hieron with four items briefly noted. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the readable elements suggest names and a short list or note concerning four related items.
Fragmentary notes report Celly to face two charges of murder with scattered names and places. The garbled text hints at a historical event involving a figure connected to a “Western railway” and a person named A. tardne, possibly a president of a toy company, amid unclear dates and locations.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Maderos heading to San Antonio with mention of figures Maher and L. Matera. The text lists places and names in a garbled stream of travel, political and geographic references including Albera, Mazatlan, and Meomerra, with unclear dates or outcomes.
A chaotic clipping reports $50,000 found linked to elopers and a tangle of names including Capone and Kay Wate. It mentions a perjury arrest, a divorce action, and a court order affecting Hin property. Readers see references to Rioeks, Teleda, Hin, and various individuals amid legal notices and alleged transactions.
March 27 report from Waterlss Des Moines notes Evangelical Tomaben Wiis the City Age died. Speakers delivered determine drese. Evangelical bishop of Spreng Clevers to preside at several sermons. Also mentions a mission and visiting ministers.
A San Francisco report notes the Standard Company and an Associated syndicate have secured an option of purchase for a valued stake. The deal centers on a control interest as discussions and pricing terms unfold among parties.
George Wanamaker resigns appraiser post to focus on private affairs. The steamer Sechelt sank near Beecher bay in the Strait of Fuca with 39 aboard. eight killed, rest injured. Dixie Piyer trestle collapse near Tifton, Ga injures many. Five cavalrymen chosen for London show. Judge Landis threatened by Black Hand after refusing to drop Gianni Alangi case.
A shipboard incident recalls a harrowing escape as sailors battled a fire and heavy smoke. Proximity to danger forced quick action and prompt rescue by air crew, with a few crew members sustaining injuries.
Secretary MacVeagh approved an order placing Miss Margaret V. Kelly of the mint bureau in direct charge of all the mints and assay offices in the United States for short intervals this year. George E. Roberts, director of the mint, will be absent from the treasury much of the time, with R. E. Prestum also away, leaving Miss Kelly and Miss Bellows as acting directors with full powers.
Aston Uchida Japanese ambassador met President Taft at the White House with a personal message from the emperor. The emperor says he believes Taft has given no credit to false reports about Japan and reaffirms friendship between the nations. North Platte hotel fire devastates Commercial Hotel in high winds, threatening nearby structures.
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