Local Republican Ticket and County Judge Rally Aftermath
The piece lists state and county ticket candidates including Secretary of State Martin and Attorney General Mulen, with a focus on John Jongeward for county recorder. It describes a Monday incident involving Jongeward, praises his competence, and compares support to Mark Hanna, while detailing local business chatter about notes and sales in a rough, partisan forum.
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John Jongeward
Parden
Jonge
Midnight Escapade at Phenix Hotel Ends With Threats
A midnight raid at room 48 of the Phenix hotel ends with a man wielding two revolvers and declaring revenge for a 12 year old killing in Missouri. The intruders question a straight draw, then depart after a brief, odd exchange. A New York Sun note follows about an observer’s view of middle life aberration and public reform.
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Phenix Hotel
Missouri
New York Sun
Pome Bon
York Presa
Fragmented Tale From Detroit Press Recounts Humiliation and Mockery
An offbeat, racist excerpt from the Detroit Free Press describes Hartus and cheerful Rastus in a painful office scene with broken toes and splints. The piece juxtaposes crude dialect and mockery with a sermon-like reflection on caution and moral missteps.
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Hartus
Detroit
Quotations on speed of communication evoke Mrs Talkie
A Baltimore American quote compares the mail telegraph and telephone with a boast about speed and a remark that it reminds the speaker of Mrs Talk. The excerpt plays on familiarity and everyday exchange rather than a specific event or person.
Lady Escapes Dire Muddle With Badly Read Memento
A London scene shows a lady handing out tracts to a cabby and a passerby misreads the title Aline with me, hastily leaves, provoking amusement. The fragment mentions Romans, a crew of Ramens, and weather notes amid garbled text about code vessels and kinship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eabby
Aline
Britons Eyesight Compared With American Soldiers
A New Yorker, once in the British army, argues eyesight differs by country. He cites more early eye decline in America than Britain, Ireland, or Scotland, notes rare long-distance reading in the old country, and recalls sharp-eyed American soldiers like Cullen and others. He attributes glare and sunny days in the United States to poorer vision.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Old Country
England
Scotland
Ladysmith
Phas
Lancer
Transvaal
Cullen
Ador
York
Country editor practitioner writes with typewriter craft
Fragmented OCR narrative portrays a country editor as an old fashioned printer who edits, types, and dictates editorials from a small office. He runs a press, employs compositors, keeps books, and relies on a bright young writer for local news while facing shifting work and aging machinery.
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Tess
Vie
Ian
API Sete
Karras
Ioedk
Fox Trick by a Farmhand Near Dunds
Mayhaugh a farmer near Dunds trapped a lever tea fox carrying home. Neighbors woke to find the fox in a crib and a board removed. The incident is noted as one of the brightest fox tricks seen by hunters in the area.
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Joker Mayhaugh
Dunds
Meen
Rad
Strange tobacco habits on distant islands and local pipes
An officer reports tobacco use in Cita at Porto Rien where pipes are unknown to natives who prefer clears cheroota and cigarettes. Cuban and Puerto Rican tobaccos are not suited for pipes, as they are grown to yield less smoke.
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Denis Bava
Tabaeead
Incomplete Speech Captures Ald Ténean Campaign Moment
An unclearOCR passage recounts Ald Ténean’s early campaign event in Narwich Conn with Rev Cradices and a controversial pledge. It notes listening sessions and a strained exchange about dedication and loyalty, hinting at a pivotal public response and personal stakes.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Population Figures and Forces
The readable text hints at a discussion of population figures and force or warlike terms. It mentions numbers like 2g,000080 and references to increases and various garbled terms. The fragment provides no clear event, place, or entities beyond vague numeric and linguistic noise.
Snarch parish weekly schedules and prayer meeting note
An irregular notice from a church lists events including a prospective Sunday school, a Thursday prayer meeting, and a sermon by Rev. Ei. Moheed, Pastor, with details unclear due to OCR errors. The fragment references METOUIST EPISCUTAL and a Sunday schedule.
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Metouist Episcutal
Fervlaen
NNT P.m. Surdsy Scheelal
eReeath Theraday Etculpg
Ei. Moheed
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