Monument 10 Irish Exiles Remembered at Gathering
A damaged historical notice recalls 15000 Irish exiles who perished at sea and Groas Isle. The piece covers committee exams for Irish scholar ships, actions planned by church and civic leaders, and the push for closer ties among Bernian groups across Ireland Sweden England and the United States. Notes mention Portland Oregon and New York organizers and a convention timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapoliss
Hiderubins
Stoston
Tires Este
Kuchers
Mls
Cimmings
Portland
Ory
Renee
Firestars
Mora
Wastlistey DC
Christel
New York
J. . Reneedy
Dusbury
Way
Sules
Caiuliv
Net Wetversities
Undey
Une Anehinree
Westedu
Guard
Bs Che
Miredors
Amd
Mernit mm Neso- Jinte
Hibernians
Rweden
Ire
Tand
Stetkind
England
Jealous Enoch Arden Tale Draws Toledo People
A fragment from a Toledo article describes a jealous husband or lover involvement with a woman after years apart. Readable bits mention a daughter, a bullet fired, a pursuit by townsfolk, and tensions around a missing job and reunion. The text includes garbled phrases and names, with little clear sequence.
Waleh Named Inches in Independence Party Chicago
Charles A Waleh of Inwa active in the Independence Party in Chicago seeks a senior role. The text notes his long service under Democratic leadership and current influence in party circles, highlighting his high standing and previous roles, while claiming lofty posts within the party structure.
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Charles A Waleh
Inwa
Yelley
Waleh Tyes
Odlumma
Chicago
Fale
Ken Hansel
Rotten Democracy
Tnfsence
New Party
Pythians To Travel to Boston for National Gathering
A contingent of Pythians led by Captain Z V Wilson will sail to Boston for a week long convention and parade. The group includes numerous officers and members from the Port Wayne lodge, with travel by Nickel Plate and rail connections through Indianapolis and Albany to New York City, then home via Hudson River. The trip, covering about ten days, will involve extensive expenses and social events.
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Keights
Pythias
Boston
Yall Caves
ZV Wilson
Gidiutant Rocanet Garmin
Ciysrtes Mines
Wil
Fort Werne Delesauien
Deveren
Rhoades
Walter Mhay
Duffle Oy
Indiana
Albany
Hudson River
Cleveland
Rotary
Dave
Taft Quiet Day Amid Committee Moves and Arrivals
The Taft campaign scene shifts as Benitor Murrey Meine joins the committee with Washington and New Hampshire members. Hitchcock arrives today, Prank W. Hinchants expected tomorrow to address campaign plans. Secretary Eliner Dover renews efforts while preparations for cross-state coordination and committee consolidation unfold amid internal discussions.
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Benitor Murrey
WI Haceington
New, Hampshire
Hitchcock
W. Hinhcants
West Ag
Eliner Dover
Com Tattle
Groen
Vowas
lNeellong
Tursdas
Windia
Engaeell
Hitchcock Names Executive Committee In Chicago
National Chairman Hitchcock announces the appointment of an executive committee in Chicago on July 26, outlining the new leadership lineup and its roles within the organization. The move signals a strategic consolidation of regional and national governance.
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Hitchcock
Fragmentary report on Republican regional committee leadership
A garbled OCR text lists several political figures and places, referring to a Republican regional committee and an executive committee plan. It mentions Brooks Dupont Delattars Dorin and others, with indecipherable phrases about adapt planning and a meeting with party members. The readable fragments indicate discussions of leadership and objectives.
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Hitenoth
Chdirman
Boies Penrose
Dean- Tues Nairman —Ethehesch
Nationnites
Seteweine
Jeders Oysuetiog
Weiia
Sherman Denounces Rumors as Lies After Illness
Utica N Y July 26 reports say Sherman dismisses rumors about his health as lies. He has returned from Berlin and says his condition is improving. His physician notes limited solid foods and cautious mobility while convulsions are unlikely to recur soon.
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Utica
N. F
Shernai
Berliner
Pere Khner
Rdeneum
Sherman
Mtr Sherman
Haydn Quartet Written Up At Fort Wayne Meeting
The Star reports on the Tadianapolis Sentay iar phos apach town complimentary pote of the Rayan muskrnet and the Taxdn quartet of Port Marne. It notes the group’s thirty year existence, their church involvement, and roles in Fort Wayne civic life, with details on members and leadership within the Glayun quartet and related musical circles.
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Tadianapolis
Sentay
Iar
Phos Apach
Nike
Port Marne
Wayne
Charel
wAlthougi
Stary
Cine
Fort Yet
Yarnelle
Jain
Orl Tsalve
Anssinan, Yarnelle & Coo
Fort Wayne
Gantry Ape
French President to Meet in Stockholm
A brief notice from the Journal-Gazette indicates the French president will meet officials in Stockholm in the coming period. Details are limited in the available text.
Fort Wayne Reform Sermons Highlight Local Vice Inquiry
Fort Wayne hosts Rev. George Peel and Rev. Smith in reform bureau events denouncing vice and Sabbath violations. Investigations target corruption, prostitution and moral laxity as reform leaders push statewide action with lectures across churches.
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Maelerlevelling
George WV Peel
LL. OL
Buffalo
Ule International Regorin Churcnu
Smith
Thrawich
Wayne
Br. Peek
Br Perk
Mort Woyrie
President Heads New Page League Despite Turbulent Scene
A shaky meeting announced the creation of a new peage league with President Konpn velts approval. Roosevelt and Payne Tate discussed arbitration while officials debated funding and governance amid donor concerns and international tension.
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NEW _PEAGE LEAGUE
Salyth
Konpnvelt
Janseldoney
Tty
Interneh
North
Phesttent Roosevelt
Ible Tordar
Payne Tavis
Ines Inen
Afr
Drews Paz
Legal Ditch Notice Mentioning Multiple Individuals and Lands
District records describe a public ditch project involving numerous landowners and sections across Eel River and Green townships. The notice details required alignments, property bounds, and construction actions to deepen ditches and divert watercourses, naming many plaintiffs, parcels, and survey points.
Bryan Flags Banner as Campaigns Stir in Omaha
A damaged OCR passage describes political maneuvering around a Bryan banner in Omaha during a renovation scene. It notes the banner’s public display, later removal, and surrounding commentary by Democrats and state committees. The text mentions July events, August planning, and related campaign denouncements without clear, coherent details.
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Orsan
Waleb Py
Watt
Nebriskn
Democrate
Wien Lt
Hanna
Bryas
Bisang Wetittuncion
Runulres
Ovln
Hanrolh Fendyyai
Bryan
Beyay
Lingle
Fabio Henberdee Renres
Irwin Bowie
Saraya
Obituary: Mare Rebecna of ay 8a Stes and family ties
The obituary notes Mare Rebecna, mother and longtime resident of a Washington area neighborhood, died after a brief illness. The service was held at her home parish with a funeral mass and interment following at a local church cemetery. The family asks memories be shared through donations to a local charity in her name.
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Theodore
Lacy
Washington
Atlin
Indie
Ram
Ely
Haneral
Yulee Olireh
Howe
Vien
Chailen Miller
Setieest
Peru
Detinieng
Ohio
Belie Saat
Anus
Atlke Steeoe
Lystatius
Wisin Sowil Weries Mbt
Woules
Tonge
Stetley
Vange
Oliver Polk
Newt
Inuius Graves
Leaby
Bruset
Donin
Sturting Om
Tang
George H Weller
Charles Slotve
Outlet
Seeton
Fatdalla
Brunel Ditch
Dury Wuppes
Jasend
Messie
Weller
Cownslils
Thevee Scuchiust Aeengy
Freenten
Fuse, Petry and
Slaterth Seunelt No
Statioh
Exar
Teesene
Horth
Nenge
Dekalb
de Gran
Prank
Soran
Rhener
Acoth
Alirn
Nouthwest
Noutheret
Montooth
Drench
Dranen
Iedia
Allen Crauny Une Aul
Boulée Land
Quadeast
Ler Viente
de. Drum
Noble County
He Bios MeRro Advantageons
Julns Prasch
Sanagen
Commerce Bng
Nurih
Land of Fisher
Paleino
Haar
Dakaibelroulr Court
Andrews
Want ads in the Journal Gazette are only Vac a word
The Journal Gazette lists want ads priced at a single word rate, simplifying classified placements and offering affordable options for small notices or brief advertisements. The notice emphasizes a straightforward pricing model with no hidden charges.
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Journal- Gazette
Breath of Freedom Leads to Cheers in Constantinople
July celebrations erupt as demonstrations greet a new constitution for the sultan. Steamers on the Bosphorus glow with flags and music while nearly twenty thousand people join a broad procession, cheering the sultan and the reform milestone.
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Constantinople
Bunciy
Sultan Ton- Honalls
Packard Band At Park All Week
Community note indicates the Packard band will perform at the park all week. It mentions an evening opening act and a prior engagement with Robison Marion, plus a discussion of prices for admission and provisions for attendees. The report compares local bands to an imported ensemble and notes expectations of strong attendance and good cooking facilities.
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Packard
Neibther Weal
Ae Robison Marion
Tang Shick
Fragmented text hints at a local political or editorial note
Incomprehensible OCR fragment discusses a meeting or editorial action with mentions of a party and editing at unfamiliar places. It references individuals and places vaguely and includes dates and names that are not recoverable.
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Groas Isle
Enoch Arden
Toledo
Sistean
Luis - Arntpar
Atv
Kio
Chiedze Heeord-Ilereta
Independence Party
Charles A. Walsh
Vial Namie Ea
Baddpemionie Inty
Airdome
Amento
Vie
Grenier
Qopers
Wu Gantera
Harry BE Coe
Panayene
G. Herbert Mitchel
Operatic
Munelegat
Bert and
Bertha Saant
Anlay Emiarteaigess
Frank Jones
Aear
Sensations Mchires
City of
Ins Trane Gras
Orchestra Hall
Independent League
Knights
Taft
Haydn Quartet
Jodisnapolis
Stockholm
Uly 86
Billieves
Tilay Minin
Perpetsariaat Oqantini
Noval
Enaparer Siyaa
Try
Journal-Gazette
Rg Lawer
Pupeau
Hughes
Pech
Hart Gil
New York State
Hughes Tint
Tate
Sundas
Dry Peek
Die West Creighton
Church of Pheles
Dry Suvith
Ainse
Wis
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Anuthur Regorm
Eeryl
Sanday
Sedaner Park
Wikle Keveer
Christ's Lurhetsin
Wichncond
Ann
Rte
CVU
Jn Cie Orien Pat Brit
Charles F. S."neill
Mentiore Ox
Erenident
United States
The
Peace and Arbitration Society
Superior
Ceilet Af Altea Doublys Moina
al Tu Vulores
Brower
Ewin Hennir
Rion Benner
Lyuis Facia
Allen A. Uivlin
Ralvin Fi Cane
Bileites
Third Shed
Hauatts Galaway
Gon Wau
Biweis
Hipgzuhurwr
Muket
Robert Lyntsiy
Miles Shier
Uve
Tohuly
Adres
Gedling
Louis
Cuenca
Willi
WepHeiMen
Kuseashiys
Gelluways
Selon
Luther
Aeeuwell
Nobel
Naif Woofen
Todverine
Seoilun Ubieteen Hk
Llowaghly
Ais Farm
Ian
Fawich Nuas
Fla
Feelerick
Gertrude Poss
Tain
Willan
Bransk No
Witel
da Tess Lucy
George Vo Kell
Eel River
Jownseiy
Ston
Psa Ballon
Spey
Harbyrass
Green Township
Sonla Eeashty
Tanawa
Thar
Rinse Ui
East Wheen Wiklow Creek
Walk Ditch
Qin Swann
Loin Eel River
Perry Township
Allen Courts
Ile Mue
Charles Millar
Alice Blomter
Sale
Bel Hleer
Iwiynshin
Bel River
Diedloe
Charles Mieke
Kel River
Milic Jning Cane No. I
Dich
Anuit
Ibryan
Alwad
Mrs
Fred Hamilton
Heasen
Thagind
Nine View
Pbeeshtetion Park
Howas
Taylor
Chisago
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