Big Democratic Parade and Meeting in New Haven
The Desmocraes of Allen County arrange a minister reception for Bourke Cockran on October 19 in support of Mr. Bryan at Princess ink. A large parade and speeches are planned with Amstious to bet out on horseback.icken
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Desmocraes
Allen County
Minster
Bourke
Bryan
Cockyan
McKinley
Berghal
Chicago
Domovedic
Eliha Albaver Vlien
Gawarty Hay
New Haven Barbecue Draws Huge Crowd and Local Leaders
A New Haven barbecue event drew about 4 000 attendees with prominent officials in attendance. The gathering featured speeches by local leaders, including Mr. Dowsim, and highlighted civic pride as residents engaged in community activities and observed local traditions.
Fragmented notice text from unreadable OCR
Fragmented OCR shows scattered names places and dates. The garbled lines reference a December or November timeframe and potential legal or obituary notes but legibility is too poor to extract factual items or identify individuals, organizations, or events with confidence and without inventing details.
Fragmented OCR notice of local events and meetings
OCR text appears to list multiple public notices and meetings held in township homes and schoolhouses on various evenings. Mentions Wayne township, Ne 6 Mika town, Hap Allen Zain, Anavin Pueibee, and others with uncertain spellings. references to schoolhouses, townships, and local officials in a faded, jumbled format.
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Epiday eeUiligy
Boo Judd
Wiltian Bonyke Chelvan
New York
School House
Eidilele
Wennesday
Gawronen
Sehna Howse
Wayne
Allen Zain
Anavin Pueibee
Reowl
Aehand Towa
Afayeres
Fh. Worden
Mawnan
Hursday
Gump Schol
Re Hiver
Waresn
Daweon
SMM
Dreary
Bachdell
Ab Tuyen
Eldifiy
Political campaign speakers plan gathering at Cockran meeting
In Chisnzo Mt a large rally is set for October 19 with speakers including Hoo Charl HK Ladd of Illinois and other Democratic figures. Efforts to secure Hon. David B. HU and Ho. Jolie W. Korn for speeches failed. J M Barrett and Henry Coletick may speak at overflow meetings.
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Chisnzo Mt. Behon
Allie Towal
Charl HK. Ladd
Illinois
Cockran Dey
Berghall
David .B. HU
Caster Harvison
Democratic Gossips At Springield Meeting Hall
The Democratic gathering at Seumeier's hall on Taeurix and Ohio streets drew a large local audience Friday night. Speakers included Judge Ledward Orawke and W. G. Ryn Henry Hohrninat, with several addresses by M D Dowehman and EH Whemas, amid calls for party solidarity and campaign activity.
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Seumeier
Taeurix and
Ohio Streets
Jurge Ledward Orawke
W. G. Ryn
Henry Hohrninat
Eighra Werd
Brersole
O'Runvlee
Ryan
Teffersen
M.D. Dowehman
Ping
Taptunian
Dhornas
Alderss
Danonrate
Saeayerhoard Hall
Mauay
Huydranis Avi
Lenin
Balgentan
Fms
Faye Taye
Say Pethan
Principal Appointment Report From Alaskan Mission
Mundner Killian, a city resident, has been named principal at a district in MMs estate Pat Sauy. The report references several names related to schooling and appointments, including Mrs. Murrlade and Mrs. George T. Felts, in a transcription that mentions travels to New York and Virginia for suringa duties and absence notes.
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Braine
Selin A
McGonk
Unite States
Vonaal
Dawson
New York
Virginia
Killian Mundner
Murrlade
Mms Estaty Pat Sauy Yiniys
Ema
Atthe
Pat Nivel
Mya
George T. Felts
Bryan in Canton Makinley Town War Warning to Rights
In Canton Ohio Bryan defends populist rights amid a wary crowd at a New Philadelphia stop. He argues for constitutional protection of citizens and warns against foreign intervention while addressing supporters and critics during a campaign swing with Meantime discussions of presidential contenders and the war’s legacy.
No clear single headline in fragmented political rant
A fragmented, garbled political text discusses republican and European ideas, colonial policy, and Ohio politics. It references figures and actions around petitions to the president, apologies to Great Britain, and contrasts between force and consent in government. The readable parts suggest a critique of colonial policy and party support.
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Republican Party
Olig
Ohio
Tne
Uriel
Bryan
Zones
Mom
Public address by Ames leader stirs crowd at New Philadelphia
A crowded event in New Philadelphia featured remarks by Ames supporter Mr. Dyan, with Mayor Tums and Congressman Lenis present. A. Regan and Bey Hat addressed attendees, defending or attacking reforms tied to party lines while criticizing rivals. The speech touched on government roles, trust issues, and calls for reform amid partisan tension.
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New Hulacelphda
Obie
Ma Ryyan
New Philadelphia
Olly Me
Tums
Lenis
A. Regan
Democrata
Bey
Flint
Moon- Neti
Ife
Beyan
Rama Heonwan
Protest Sparks City Talk On Policy And Money
The scene centers on Anne condemning profit and Aryan closing as Mayor Jones takes the stage. Jones says the news is not a partisan engine but a protest against current administration policies.
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Anne
Aryan
Jones
Stevenson Drives Through New Jersey on Stumping Tour
Philadelphia October 16 Hon Adlai Stevenson Democratic candidate for vice president passed through Philadelphia in a show of support. He crossed the Delaware River to Camden and then to Millville after meeting Democratic committees from Union Bridgeton Millville and Woodbury. A formal reception at each stop preceded his journey with little public disturbance noted.
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Philadelpha
Hfon
Adal Uz, Stevenson
Vicw
Wilmington
Del
Evoyead
Delaware River
Chaden
N. J
New Jersey
Stevenson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Uniden
Bridgetown
Ollville
Woodbury
Democratic State Committee
Market Street Ferry
Gansden
Millville
Gade
New
Stevenson Campaign Draws Big Crowds in Millville
Ex Vice President Stevenson and Democratic nominee spoke at Millville station drawing about 800 attendees. He defended trusts and blasted tariff issues while urging voters to back Stevenson and his party in the New Jersey district race.
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Millville
Nevy
Qcl
Stevenson
Dinard
Ginskeup
New Tovey
Samuel Iredell
Bridieton
Dlateret
Howard Crow
Cawilou
Bellatur
Mr. Stevenson
Anton Utes
eMie Democrata
eMie Democrata Ac Rhett
T. Bryia
Democrati Aivkot
le Parrwouns Sa
Les Camputsre
Steeengan
Boy Struck by Baseball Injury Near Mariat Field
David McKay son of Mr and Mrs David McKay was injured while playing a game of baseball Saturday afternoon near Miaty Ty company with players and spectators. He was catcher when a wild throw and collision threw him to the ground. He was carried home. Dr Greenawalt attended him and after hours of care he regained some consciousness though in serious condition. The boy’s father, a dairy inspector, reports the injury not yet fatal and improving gradually.
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David McKay
Mfr
Moarning Miaty
Greenawalt
Ind
Dislocated Arm In Night Run Incident At Haeman Site
A man named Willinia Sproat fell near He Spy Run overnew bridge Sunday night during winter under Hyuun Hae influence. He was taken to Meyer Bros. drug store and a doctor examined him. The event caused medical attention and disrupted nearby property later that week.
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Willinia Sproat
Tannay Electric Tight Works
Hyuun Hae
Meyer Bros
Hope Los
Attorneys Meet Association Plan For Organization
A committee is appointed to draft and report a plan for organizing an association of attorneys. The meeting, chaired by Judge Vesey, elected Ronald Dawson secretary, with members Worden Bilosin Alten Jahr Waring and Saberick. Judge O Rourice and Vesey joined the committee as added members.
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Luis
Tudge
W. J. Vesey
Ronald
Dawson Wis
Veeny
Charies EH Worden
TK. Bilisin
RS Alt
Tide Vesay and Fourteen Cases in Diechpariot Court
A docket from Monday outlines fourteen cases including Stehuisid versus Midian Bet and Mint Tas. Bet and Tas face claims in an Usaw twenty year judgment matter. The City of Fost Wayne appears in several suits including Betty versus Inv qraged Cider and Relive versus city officials. Additional entries include Harris versus Upmayor and Willinsot versus J. sell man company, with other defendants Kirkherfer Averipsndy Baal ks and Ta ving S. Gardaes.
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Diechpariot Court
Munday
Ae Vollows
Stehuisid
Midian Bet
M. B. Sears Sin- Plement Company
Ys, Stephenson
Fost
Wayne
Betty
Dixinisnads Biiheus Vo
Relive
Haris
Upmayor
Uyteomts Qourleray
Griliy
Alawnifrek
Willinsot
Sell Man’ Pampony
Aleilazes Plemluy
Far Waynn
Siar Wall
Siar Wall Winlziing Company Va Kirchefer, Averipsndy Baalks
Boar, Sargeants of
Vardnet
Taving S. Gardaes, Geryge dL. Kuats
Judgment Details in Civil Suit Against Defendants
Judgment awarded for 100.05 dollars with costs. Defendants Pay 25 dollars in attorney fees. Trial date set for October 22. Case names include PHIM and Buheuldh v. Bligh Schuntdl and Philins v. Smith. Verdict remains pending in related action.
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PHIM
Buheuldh Va
Bligh Schuntdl
Philins
Court News Briefs in Archer vs DB J. Elect et al
Monday the court heard Archer versus DB J. Elect and Peter Noll over a $150 note payable to P. Tu Potter negotiated with Chester Scarlet for Mr. Archer. Wall denies signing the note. Witnesses and attorneys listed. judge O’Rourke denied use of Margaret Fale vy and George Rous for the real estate possession case.
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Jualee ClRourne
Ederca
Archer
J. Elect
Peter Noll
P. Tu Potter
Chester Scarlet
Mr. Archer
Wall
Bilert
Dlecinger
E. Zollare
Todge
Robert Lowry
Wilmer Zesnardere
O'Rourke
Margaret Falevy
George Rous
Bodies of James Garner remain with Hoagland medical college
Relatives from Michigan arrive in Hoagland to claim James Garner’s body found in the city. Coroner’s inquest completed, remains turned over to undertaker for burial after legal process. Sister arrives later, seeking arrangements as Hoagland waits for notices and possible claims from unidentified relatives.
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James Garner
Gity
Faye Wayne Medical College
Resngine
Orewer Barnett
Garner
Michigan
Hoagland
Niin
Fundy
Barvote
Radabush
Mt. Dongland
Medien
Helmy
Polttar
Hongland
Maedayan
Vie College
Want
Hedim
Stolen Horse Report From St Toe Township Lost Animal
Stolen horse from St Toe township near the city. The creature was driven into the Double Feed Yard Saturday night and abandoned there after being left at 10 oclock. No witnesses or identifying details available.
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Smith
St. Toe
Anyere
Yalmage Coming Home From Tivernool Del
Among those who booked passage on the White Bland liner, listed here for New York are Marshal Field of Chicago, Mr and Mrs Clyrenea MacKay of New York, Nev I DeWit Talmage and Mrs Talmate, and Olgaip Dats sailing from Wrist Essay for New York.
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Tivernool
Del
Thass
Elder Reed in Mourning After Wife's Death
Sidawy Reed, a huity-something resident, mourns his wife who died weeks ago and lies in a deep sleep from which he cannot awaken. He has a daughter in the city and another family scattered in Chicago and Edgerton Ohio. Reverend J Orton of Santa and Reverend J Breckenridge of Breckenridge are noted in the obituary-like fragment.
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Antarn
Sud
Get
Sidawy ‘Reed
Edgerton
Ohio
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