Terre Haute Presses Usefulness and Act in City Debacle
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Terre Haute event involving the International Business College and various Fort Wayne and Port Wayne entities. It mentions corporate stock changes, reorganizations, and disputes over medical and editorial roles, with satire on doctors and editors. The text references a citywide revenue motive, shifts in capital and leadership, and a chaotic critique of professional figures amid a reform era.
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Inhawash
Aioe Power
Phe
Dieters
Willian J. Meikewean
Mend
Tein Re Tan
Tid T. Venaides
Thie City
Monanp- Halatock
Ted
Gradley Methatel
Gramsfield
Trvteon
AL Terry
M.‘P. Dungam
Grant
Stoner
M. Curry
Dh. Tiinford
Jane WS Bel
International Business
Coliexe
Port Wivad
Inital
Ta. Slaplea
M.A. Antosiotl
Ion
Port Wayne
Kircberer
Fragmented essay questions doctors work and pay
A garbled note questions the source of medical articles and the authorship of a piece attributed to ts. It hints at doctors allied with the writer and mentions Algowh, a phantom newspaper, and unclear compensation terms. The tone suggests skepticism about publication origins and author identity.
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Meath
Wisdom of Current Fiction Moral Fragments
The text presents aphorisms on wisdom and happiness, arguing virtue over luck and the value of effort. It discusses roles of workers and happiness, then touches on relationships, love, and human nature with scattered quotations and misreadable fragments.
Fort Wayne Elks Lodge Hosts Key Meeting And Welcome
Fort Wayne Elks Lodge No. 156 hosts a visiting delegation for the annual state meeting, with mayoral welcome remarks celebrating Fort Wayne’s hospitality. A parade, receptions, and a grand circus with performances and honors mark the event as officials outline plans for future state gatherings and executive sessions.
Meeting date creates harsh impact on alien factions
Junee and Indpes prepare to seal delegations to Milwaukee as local figures and editors discuss the grand Wage meeting. Logunsphirt ATK Ww HH. McSteele, editor of the Chromete, and Bir, city editor of the Jousnal, note pavilion decorations by AL tu. Ramlal. Harry Read to begin work on a wide scale.
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Milwaukess
McSteele
Chromete
Bir
Om- Huson
Jousnal
Miuchison Piri
AL Tu
Ramlal
Harry
San Francisco to Host Next Mystic Shrine Meeting
Kansas City dispatch reports the Imperial Shrine council’s twenty seventh convention elected new officers. Philip C. Shaffer of Philadelphia named imperial potentate. Henry C. Aiken of Omaha imperial deputy. George F. Geer of Dallas imperial chieftain. Remaining posts filled include George L. Brown Buffalo imperial chief rabbi and A. Collins Porghad Grndudas imperial high priest and prophet. New appointees include B Peek Hurkford and Clay Alderman among others. The body adjourned after final session with preparations for a San Francisco gathering in the first week of June.
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Kansas City
San Francisco
Shriners of North America
Balmore Hotel
Golden Gate City
Philip C. Shifter
Philadelphia
Imperial
Henry C. Aiken
Omsha
Imperialleputy Potentiate
George Ff. Geer
Dallas
George
Brown
Buffalo
Imperial Asstatiat Rabbisatry
A. Collins
Porghad
AlWak- P. Clayton
St. Oseph
Imperial Oriental Guides
Hrowh
Pittstueg
Benjamin W Rowell
Xuerelsy
G. Thondy
Cet
Some New Games and Social Pastimes in 19th Century Shuffle
A scrambled transcription describes party games, memory challenges, and group activities. It mentions a memory relay with named items, the role of a collector, adverb guessing games, and a betting of prizes for correct titles and authors. The text references social entertainments using hats, cards, and team divisions.
Bulletin on Tronoid incident unsettles Milwaukee area
A dubious bulletin from Milwaukee reports an alleged event near Tronwond Mich. claims of a stranger involving a kingly figure, but authorities cannot verify details. Officials warn the public and urge patience as inquiries continue with no solid evidence yet.
Army Frauds At Home in San Francisco
Reports of frauds in the Army Supply Department in San Francisco prompt investigations by General Shafter and Colonel Maus with the federal grand jury. Arrests of clothing dealers Abram and Suns are tied to alleged thefts of uniforms and gear. Captain Seymour cites substantial losses to the United States and expects prosecutions to begin.
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San Francisco
Shafter
Maus
Department of Californis
Federal Grand Jury
Freauds
Wsaach
Army
Abrams
Suns
Deslers
Secomldi
Seymour
Fteiieal Grand Jury
United States
Genersk Shafter
Quit Smoking by Five Minute Warning Anecdote
A man recalls a surprising five minute tobacco cessation method shared by a stout acquaintance from New York. He describes trying one night to quit by lighting cigars, then deciding not to smoke again after a single moment of resolve. The tale shifts to a reflection on a book pulled from a shelf and a temporal nudge linking memory to a birthday anniversary, as reported in the Boston Transcript.
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Paarao
Huanan
Lianne
Viterg
Henry CG. Berghamwin
Satay
Audi
Ellis
Rik
Fort, Wayne
Senavalent
Thin Lodge
Robert Hall
Phos
Minot
Ann
Moosevelt
New York
Jacob Tite
Amin
Lanolin
Jamphanily
Phitarch
Alcibiades
Muret
Boston
Ex Sheriff Brat Dead in Warsaw Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes report the death of a former sheriff in Warsaw. Details are unclear with incomplete names and locations. The record references a clash or incident possibly involving a “Brat” figure and a person named Wisht of Trelis, but specifics remain unreadable.
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Warsaw
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