Invention Opened at Fidelity Knights Session
Delegates gathered at the Fidelity convention as opening remarks by Mayor Hosey and Wiebke sparked applause. The session covered resolutions, organizational aims, and local option debates, with a slate of grand officers listed and an initiation that evening.
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Nession
Incendent Knights of Fidelity
Stannard
HA. Wiebke
Hosey
Welfara
Wiebke
Srn
Estonia
A. A. Wiebke
Aaster
Iman John Robinson Marries His Nurse in Tennessee
In Hville Tennessee on September 22 a curious wedding linked Iman John Robinson, a veteran clerk owner, with Maud Lagen, a professional nurse who has traveled with him for some time. The ceremony drew attention as a notable local union.
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Iman
John Robinson
Hville
Tenn
John Pol
Clarksville
Tens
Maud Lagen
Troubled Heart and Bowls Chronicle Odd Narratives
Fragmented OCR notes describe a troubled heart syndrome and nervous system concerns with scattered names and places. References include Mrs 1night Epil Fen Caldwot Myra Dap and Dr Cradweilld, amid mentions of hospitals, care, and Montovallo. The text blends medical observations with unclear anecdotes.
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Kearns
Charlie
al Heerlen
Dr. Cradweilld
Myra
Robeting
Predabo
Cates Paylin
Aivitar
Ioe
Pepetewa
Montevallo
Bryan political rally spurs thousands in Ann Arbor audience
William Jennings Bryan addressed a massive crowd at Ann Arbor urging emphasis on tariff the injunction issue and contempt of court trials. He contrasted democratic and aristocratic forces predicting the party’s rise while denying another presidential bid. He later spoke in Detroit to a packed armory before departing for Columbus.
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Roosey
Bryan
Apa Arbor
Chok House
Duuustie
Tate
K Gledge
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Mien
Columbus
Toledo
Roosevelt's reply spurs talk on Bryan Haskell charges
A telegram from President Roosevelt to Mr Mack Sutter denounces charges linking Governor Haskell with Standard Oil and a Democratic campaign plot. The missive urges proof or investigation, denies Haskell ties, and asserts the campaign must avoid misrepresentation. The exchange references Taft, Taft’s allies, and the role of the Democratic national committee in the ongoing election fight.
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Oklahoma
Standard Off Company
Monnett
Ollu
Democratic Party
Ta Matinnal
von Aed Ett
Uns
Denver
Ivan
Br. Bryan
Haskell
Standard Oil Company
Husiell
Democratic Natinnal
Su Darening
Democratic National Committee
United Suvres
Alr
Auch
Democaatic Party
Republican Organization
Havi
Sual Menautos
T Haive
Mares
Vivw
Jern
Tony
Br. Mack
New York American
Ui Iw Dames Wrode National Committee
Taggart
Roosevelt
Mack Sutter
Board of Strategy
Lesrd
Cammmittes
Mack
Tom
National Conniries
Wingray
Taree Uney
Forthermore
Motional
Tandard Cal Company
Peopie
Migaitee
Rhode Island
Ghalrmit Mick
Bryan's Challenge to Roosevelt In Detroit
A lengthy Wichita era style wire story recounts Bryan challenging President Roosevelt over policy stances and party principles. It notes Democrats' reaction and mentions a Telegram text by Nebraskan and other identifiers as context for the political clash.
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Detmoit
Bey
Sir
Vryun
Mole
Vin Thes
Cat
Democrats
Nebrazkan
Heys Getestin
Roosevelt
Seo Arnt
Death notices from La town with funeral details
In Me township Fongalinty Louisiana on Metidiay at a home of the juvtents in Sig Inapide. Mich Therennttin have been sete Hore ad funeralnt services will head inestlis morning at 1) ofviedk at hes Fruntertent cemetery where tatermient will rage. The Tow Abe Haag WE Lee WHlh aattietete emt.
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Fongalinty
Hes Fruntertent
Abe Haag
Nineteen Minutes Rogues Workday Arrangements Across Town
A garbled 19th century OCR fragment hints at a community schedule of the day with names like Tuanda Wdentaugh and Alexander Tnidenbauggh. It references church matters, family ties, and local events, mentioning ages and places but unreadable details. The passage preserves a sense of a town chronicle with scattered proper nouns and local actors amid corrupted text.
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Tuanda
Alexander Tnidenbauggh
Laeik
Husie Fetter
BP Mead
Poe
Bertie
Seryeo Roalarly Cn Ae Eeas of Rabies Wowie
Suvceliyy Syle
Frantelin Kiba
Mra
Aged Father of Elijah Dowie Dead in Muskegon County
The aged father of Elijah Dowie, founder of Zion City, died today near White Lake in Muskegon County. He had quarrelled with his son over matters tied to the Zion movement, and his death follows a tense period with Dowie and his son's widow, Mrs Jane Dowie.
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Elijah Dowie
Tohn Alyrres
Alexander Dawley
Zion Ciy
Hanie
Jane Dowie
White Lake
Muskegon County
Mr Dowie
Tie San
Untitled Legal Notice Fragment in 19th Century Record
Fragmentary OCR notes list names such as Meytye, Colerlenge, Tormey, and Nestler opaquely tied to an estate matter. The legibility is poor, with scattered phrases about court action and local individuals. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are discernible from the readable text.
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Meggitt
Wearlburn
New Owners of Wagner Store Take Over Local Shop
The Bewbies Brethens acquire the Wagner store in Huntington Wala and M sina hve tetelivsed the Wagner dive. TMI Preven Wnts Te Tie peal Ter boxes Pye Meal nage wh Lae i. Yeralley avin Hradly and Hae oll epi WH Ut eH AIO-all Journal-Gazette Want Ads spring results.
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Ateres
Huntington
Wala
Wagner
Aston
Yeralley
Avin
Wil Erect Building Plans Amid Offers Rejected
Local reports say Shoatts owners refuse First Native Bank and city offers to buy the Ave site for an ice building. A seven story office plan by an out of town architect is considered with a woven walling feature to cover the il-fated plot. Two buyers previously offered near the owners price of 100000. The plaza may run the property length and top floors would be rented as offices.
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First Native Bank
Aveline
Shoatts
Themelves
Otlee
Fort Wayne Meeting Discusses County Local Option
A garbled text from a Fort Wayne meeting references local option discussions, religious figures, and community members. It mentions prayer, duties, and a call to public participation, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
Night School Begins October 5 Amid Coal Region Turmoil
The report notes night school starts October 5, detailing uncertain routines and organizational confusion. It hints at local disruptions and ambiguous leadership in the coal community.
Debris from French cruiser gun explodes injuring crew
A gunnery accident aboard a French armored cruiser Batauchte Trevi in Thulox causes a large explosion that destroys a turret and wounds many crew members. Similar training mishaps were reported at a gunnery school in Les Svlan Dayres on August 12 with breech failures leading to injuries and fear of higher casualties.
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Toulon
France
Latouche Traville
Thulox
Crvin
Nuiron
Les Svlan Dayeres
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