Left a Note Then Ended Life by Shooting
Despondent man, once a horse owner in Finnl Mich, shot himself in his daughter-in-law’s home on a Monday morning, leaving a note. He used a 38 caliber revolver previously owned by a family member, and died at age 64. Police noted he had expressed despair and planned his act, with the scene found in his bedroom and few readable monetary fragments nearby.
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Finnl
Mich
Shor Hin
Min
Denmir
Gulag
Garmin
Mia Sect
George
Wbyayk Ikea
Alttonety
Althougl
Cavannay Kesler
Fragmentary Exam Narrative From An Unreadable Page
A garbled OCR style passage mentions Sasren examination and names like Tames Lomehan and New Berlin, with scattered phrases about heat, mind, kidneys, and an unclear incident. The text is largely incomprehensible with numerous misspellings and disjointed segments.
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Lomehan
New Berlin
Jorilieh
Wales
Nuiney -Rewedy
Ielgauntes
MT LocHen
Bithey
Veeder & C
Inker Turnsy Gall Over New Police System
Fragmented OCR text shows a local scene about a police system change with patrols and officers. Mentions patrol boxes, lanes, and a tense public event. Names and places are unclear due to corruption. The piece reads as a chaotic report of a police reorganization and related community activity.
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INKER
Turnsy Gall
When Trifles Become Troubles in Medical Delusion
Fragmented OCR text describes a deranged patient and kidney remedies, mentioning Bright's disease and Poles's Kidney Remedy. The garbled phrasing references medical confusion, questionable cures, and warnings about delays in treatment. Names and specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
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Prtey
Bright
Poles
Heeler
Ero
Unclear chronicle from a long damaged page
Fragmentary OCR reports an event with many garbled names and places, mentioning races of horses and a list of people, with references to a Monday record and various figures. The legible elements indicate a local setting but lack coherent facts or a clear outcome.
Bryan Will Direct Campaign In His Weekly Letter
New York report states Bryan will send weekly letters to every precinct club and county club members with advice and suggestions for his campaign. The piece notes organizing Democratic clubs, campaign committees, and Republican reactions as Taft era strategies unfold nationally.
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Bryan
New York
Cumapuige
Jonita
Othe Laraaw
Eustern Arates
Byan
Womlingon
Domagenle
Planes Watigran
Gonraitiosman
Josombus Daniels
North Garolia
Fitewy
Public Department
Tachels
Taft
Danae
Owen
Jaki W. Korg
Eastern Manager Choben Debates Interamipaline Race
Eastern manager Choben leads a controversial interamipaline contest with Attiyeetiool and Harper Tow, amid Housing and zoning debates in Weston. The event centers on leadership roles, with mentions of Chat qun Jenna Ko Mnek and Cary as involved figures.
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Attiyeetiool
AL Iewert
Harper
Ernie
Jenna Ko Mnek
Weston
West Af Brelhert
Cary
Dhire
Walland
Primaries Signal Shifts in Nocnamin Campaign Conjecture
Fragmentary OCR text hints at Neras ka primaries with mentions of FMI Atk and Campanas HV PRUE totals. References to mayoral figures O Dutt G Shalloakera and W Berger suggest localist bids. The piece implies competition and anticipated nomination amid party dynamics.
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FMI
Atk
Campanas
Diner O. Duttain
Omuahar
G. Shalloakera
W. Berger
Bhatlan
Bryan A Guest of the Minnesota State Fair
Bryan was hosted in Minnesota with a party including Governor Johnson, former Governor Lind, and local Democratic leaders. He spoke at the Merchants' Hotel and addressed a large gathering, while talks touched on campaign strategy and party platform amid a heavy schedule and public scrutiny.
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Pui
W. J. Aryan
Jd Minnesue
Bharity
O'Elech
Sla Fon
Gouverneur Johnson
John Lind
Naliway
Conymulteemar Lyneh
Daniel Tawler
Olly
Minnereta Elit
Ndok
Honowak
Lynch
Tie Merchants’ Hotel
Bure
Byyaw
Johnson
Tie Party
Whita Wari
Holalia
Bryan
Governes Johnson
Von
Beywu
Mit Couryear
Wim
Offena
Aurelon
Boca
Golinnsad
Ronidudt
Concordia College Sets Goth Year Start Week
Concordia College of the Missouri Synod Lutheran Church begins its Goth Year on Wednesday with about 280 students enrolled, a decline from earlier years. Founded in Perry, Missouri in 1899, the college moved thirty years later and has since grown into a respected institution with faculty and students from multiple states.
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Concordia College
Goneardin Eoltese
Mixsouri Synod
Lutheran Shuren
Concoritta Tallite
Perry
Missouri
Imir oHy
Ible
Ang Reachers
Travill
Atinacsaty
Towa
Pexas
Young Man Keep Your Record In Saul and Jonathan
A reflective piece urging young men to choose virtue, citing Jonathan's defense of David and the dangers of jealousy and bad leadership. It contrasts biblical examples with modern calls to integrity, warning that a strong start must lead to steadfast character and repentance if missteps occur.
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Froma
Christian Herald
Eya Alfa
Saul
Jonathan
Israel
Jha
God
Jvy
Tod
Gartwold
Baldiur
Larone
Francis
Naples
Garibaldii
Washington
Aekaf
Munlese
Trytis
Rome
Sieenna
Philadelphia
Kriow
Nin Ra
Jonathat
David
Gouwthan
Isyfel
Epictetus
Matty
Noah
Abraham
Moses
Lot
Sodom
Sonsiclaw
Greseton
John T Galigh
Mr. Gough Doubliers
Alsen
Tudor
Fonnian
Toledo journey notes amid Entropy coins and Grand Army
Fragmentary report describes a Toledo gathering led by a Reeptyg uppings group and a Rint Waynen delegation to the Grand Army encampment at Hie Royablle in Totato. It notes a Sunday morning event at 11:40, mentions moedas, Mus con rrsnnling bor lie toca a, and references A. Ry noin and companions.
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Waynen
Grand Army
Royablle
Totato
Wavash
Ohio City
Tolahh
Tamarrow
Confederate hero General A. P. Stewart dies at Biloxi
Confederate veteran General A. P. Stewart dies at 86 near Biloxi after a long life tied to Tennessee roots and Civil War service. Born Rogersville, Tennessee, he joined West Point, served as a cavalry commander, and rose to lieutenant general before the war’s end.
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Alexander T. Stewart
Jet
Tennessee
Stew Net
Biloxi
Hi Rogevaville
Tawilns County
Tennesses
Mel
United Brnter Milly Academy
Westilnt
Pindheled
Jana
Hs Ruaaialton al Weolwalni
Stigtes Artylery
Weetpoint
Asplitmts
Herigning
Hn Army
Inn
Tna Eiatr Ot
Mathemaes
Ant
Jalen
Joana Aim
Tika the
Lees
Cen
Stewart
Willihorn
Aervad
Fragmentary Note Recalling 19th Century University Figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions 1874 to 1892 figures connected to the University of Mississippi and Chickamauga National Park, including a chancellor, a commission, and individuals such as Gen Stewart and Harriet B. Ghaag. The passage is garbled but references life events and locations like Chattanooga and Warren with biographical hints.
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University of
Western Union man fractures collar bone during parade fall
O T Perry of the Western Union telegenyh ol was thrown from a wagon while watching a wild west parade and suffered a fracture of the left collar bone. He endures considerable pain but remains able to sit and speak as the injury is treated locally.
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O. T. Perry
Western Union
Will Attend Celebration In Troy N Y For Panter Family
An event in Troy New York marks a celebration involving Sammuel WM Panter and others. The piece notes the peculiar interest of Mr Panter and references his witness career, a merchant’s enterprise stake, and mentions a Fort Wayne resident who died at Terre Howe about two years prior.
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Sammuel WM
Panter
Troy
N.Y
Fanters
Fuster
Terre Howe
Fort Wayne
Nbc
Journal-Gazette Moves to New Home and Plant
The Journal-Gazette relocates to a new three building complex on Main Street in Nem fwean Mato and Berry afrneta. The rear portion houses the Yarnella & Co. world and the quarter has been thoroughly renovated and equipped for the new operation.
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Nownpaper Ia
New Home
Clinton Street
Tournal-Gazelle
Lnto
Miitensiyeat
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Waterworks Department
Headaynrters
Elena
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Wubite Works
Roy
Choelt
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City News
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Dorket
Roe Wong
Moore
Pia
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Chiameron Cer
Monay
Denier
A. Lerandall
Turing
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Sclera
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Thay Ware Uyata
ATUL
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Mtchell
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Rowdluil
Deoiista
Daley
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Wilebricke
Mike Dierhid Tani
Choben
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Ferrers
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Avennouneer Memnayi
Elsuiet Platy
Sean
Ty Sachs
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George Bintel
Peru
Minnesota
Lutheran
Institution of
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Esrael
Ammigh Chptain
Tere B. Leonard
Tonfainiy Marison
Tillanapolia
Sentembur
Tyne
Perneipalle
Pinenla
Julius Frigidrich
St. Charlun
Bellek
Lrechers
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Sauls
God Dad
Ane
Ntehal
Basan
Hell
Inbesns
Chincae
Hali
Dari
Nissan
Taternathenst Funday &Chool
Mrs. Wilbur
B. Crafts
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Denniglag
Ald
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Foster
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