Memorial to President William Wrimley Dedicated at Canton Ohio
A large memorial dedicates to President William Wrimley in Canton with 50 000 attendees and foreign dignitaries. Judge Day, Rev Drisial, and Mrs McKinley’s secretary spoke as 1 000 000+ contributed to the mausoleum fund. The ceremony featured music from The Star Spangled Banner and strong ceremonial honors.
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William Wrimley
Canton, Hio
Canten
Bickinley
United States
Tusti
Hwian R. Day
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Mekinles
Judge Day
Frank al. Drisial
Akeiropolitan Methodist Episcopal Clair
Fife
Vast meat industry reports indicate slave labor and wage figures
A fractured census summary describes meatpacking in the era, noting slave labor allegations and wages. It cites 43,000 workers, material costs, and product output across 14 states led by Illinois, New York, and Missouri. Major centers include Chicago and New York City with beef, veal, and pork production dominating.
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F‘ammerce
Althauch
Tilinoix
Waneax
New York
Nebraska
Alissouri
Siz
Arakig
Chicago
ON. C. Ep
Omana
Ne. Joseph
Eaat St. Loni
Vitaina
Syeuley Satawerntia
Fragmented OCR Notes on 208 Cee Ee Ie Nee and Political Figures
Disjointed text references 208 Cee Ee Ie Nee, airings, and antigaclities amid presidential politics. Mentions Alt Langh eet Appi Kentucky Dewmersia and Warfield Iowa, with scattered names like Granger, Carven, and Giavernes and notes on Demarest and votes or factions.
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Appi
Kentucky
Dewmersia
Pai
Warfield
Anserest
Sface
Aleops Insi
Theasseyelp
Topassihiy
Ps Owas Pheuamy
New York Ward
Grey oven saga reaches distant shores
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a travel or culinary item involving a grey oven and distant places. Key names or places are unreadable, but the sense is an unusual voyage linked to a kitchen appliance and a looping journey. Further readable details remain unavailable in the fragment.
Great White Plague Warns on Tuberculosis Dangers
A 19th century public health discussion warns about the tuberculosis threat and the need for education. It cites a prominent bacteriologist urging public action to prevent infection and promote treatment and recovery.
Unclear commodity list with prices and grains
Fragmented OCR notes outline various grain items and prices, including corn No 2, No 1, wheat and rye, with scattered figures such as 6.90 and 4.00. Mentions Buffalo, Cincinnati, and New York areas, but overall content is disjointed and lacks coherent event or narrative.
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St. Pio
Trade, Fall Deposits, and Bank Demands Under Tight Money
A late month survey notes sustained wholesale activity as merchants expand fall and winter lines. Banks report few defaults despite tight money while shipments, factory orders, and mercantile collections show higher volumes in the West. Failures in the Chicago district remain modest with liabilities over five thousand six hundred dollars.
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Fipa
Sceal
Chicago
Dun
New York industry slowly recovers with spring orders rising
In New York centers activity grows as orders for early spring appear, though overall bush production remains low. industries from car manufacturing to textile goods show active plans while shortages and market anxieties push firms to build inventory ahead of the season.
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New York
Pers
Frog
Deal
Car
Cochiva Goods
Shea Manufacturing
A Ager
Raltiecad
Tanyner Dales
Batt
Roosevelts Plan Extended European Visit After Presidency
The article notes a proposed extended residence in London and travel across Europe for Roosevelt after retirement. It discusses hopes for private citizenship status, possible meetings with European leaders, and the idea of a future Senate bid from New York.
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Offeidi
Roosevelt
Chér
London
Europe
Grant Amide
Roosévelé
Tulera
Hss
White House
United States Senate
New York
Ue Ukes
Washington
Washingston
Newe York
Washington i
Strangler confesses to murder in tense confession
Weora admits guilt in the strangling death case. Richard Watten named as the alleged killer in the grisly incident, with authorities pursuing further charges and potential connections to the crimes.
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Weora
Dhurder Orf Dirs
fhAtfenisa
Richard Watten
Historic Southern City Welcomes Roosevelt Amid Fiery Pageantry
Crowds of 40 000 gather along the river as President Roosevelt arrives by steamer. He stands on deck to acknowledge cheers while bombs explode and a two mile parade route winds toward Court Square.
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Hotilla
Hoosevelt
Court Square
Pir
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