Elopement Plot Shocks Family In Washington Pa
A fragmented notice recounts a dramatic elopement involving Miss Annie Gatley and her cousin, with Mitchell Engtah and Chute Ureckinridge as key suitors. The couple faces opposition as a car breakdown and family pressure threaten their plans to marry in Washington, Pa.
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Taveritetigel
Annie Gatley
Etbel
Mia Annie
Ethel
Annie Datley
Uulla Sveret
Aid
Hotu
Amy
Mitel Engtah
Annie Rat Fey
Glurk
Washington
Tony
Hurch
Married in 48 hours Breckenridge tale
A West Virginia story pieces together a rapid wedding. Dr English prevails in habeas corpus fights and forgives the groom Clark Breckenridge after legal questions over the age and consent. The youngest daughter of Jas Ou is the bride, with a well-known physician father and a wealthy family, all caught in a dramatic, affectionate ending.
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Redstone
Dr. English
Jas Ou Isoylish
Iie
Jd English
Mike
Achonl
Wile Jan Breckenridge
Vnd
Fred Han
Danish Prison Labor Promotes Danish Heath Reclamation
Danish prisoners toil on Jutland heath to reclaim land for agriculture. A Trav erse City lumber merchant notes Denmark uses prison labor to clear, plant, and cultivate undeveloped tracts, enabling inmates to earn plots and gain freedom within discipline rules. The program blends hard labor with practical farming opportunity.
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Jutland
Bride and Groom Clash as Bride Defies Family in Controverted Wedding
A long fracas unfolds at Mille romance as the bride resists her sisters and law, a wagon parade, and a public hair pulling scene. The groom is kept by his family despite vows, while the bride sobs at home begging to see him, and Dr. Binglish questions the father’s rigid stance.
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Vride
Pridegroom
Hesties
Clark Breckenridge
Mia
Greckenridge
Binglish
Prison Colony's Guard Dogs Feature Highlighted
A historical account notes four footed guards at a prison colony on the heath. Large dogs are described as an important adjunct, inspiring respect and serving to deter escapes while the convict risks losing liberty and returning to confinement.
Secrets of Burmese Doctors Cures for Cobra Bite and Hydrophobia
A colonial-era piece reports Burmese and Shan healers guarding secret cures for cobra bites and hydrophobia. An officer observes a Burmese zayat patient survive after local remedies, while an English officer offers 1000 rupees for the cobra cure, which the healers refuse to share.
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Meervone
India
Burma
Zaynt
Zayat
Anen
The Flowers of Speech and John Barrett
A nostalgic portrait of John Barrett famed for grand public speaking and political roles. He recalls a Siam graduation speech in 1905 where inflection misled listeners, causing a pause and a correction from a native friend as the audience reacted with amused bewilderment.
Assemblyman Fret T Carpenter dies in Stevens Point
Wisconsin State News notes the death of Assemblyman Fret T Carpenter of Stevens Point aged about 54. Born in Plover on September 20, 1871, he attended local schools and UW Madison, practiced law, served as a lawyer and educator, and held political office including three terms in the Assembly. He died after years in public service and military duty in the Spanish American War.
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Stevens Point
T. Carpenter
Carepehler
Plover
Portage County
Cominof
Kew
University of Wisconsin
Me. Carpenter
Board of Education
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
Tia
Tragic Ice Boat Deaths Near Delavan Lake
Neliwan wife Mrs Hinit Anderton and two children drowned in Delavan lake after a steamer Pelavan struck their rowboat. A party of friends had ventured out after dusk. Axelson ignored warnings and steered toward the steamer path. Nelson and Ericson escaped to shore with help from Jack Agar and Merrill Olp.
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Neliwan
Hinit Anderton
Delavan Lake
Tiree
Pelavan
Lewis J. Axelson
Mise Clara Nelson
Grant Ericson
Axelson
Ericson
Mies Nelson
Ariegon
Uy Jnland Bent
Jack Agar
Tever Forest
Merrill Olp
Springfield
Wis
Trade Mark Mystery in Buyer Skirmish Tale
A garbled draft discusses trade marks and buyers in a murky tale with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Erado Atarh and variousured figures, but the meaning is obscured. The piece references deceit in manufacturing and a search for genuine marks amid confusing jargon.
Unclear WWI era health scare and courtroom discourse fragment
Fragmented OCR text mentions health claims, trials, and a names list with scattered references to doctors, a Georgia legislature note, and a court scene. Readable entities include McCarthy, Frank, and Todnho county areas, with disjoint political and medical mentions amid damaged wording.
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