Pit Make J Bull And The Kaiser Open Their Eyes
Pensacola Florida April 1 The first record at target practice by a landsman junior enlisted was scored Tuesday by J McCullah of the Texas battleship The vessel was a target practice in the gulf when McCullan aimed a six pounder scoring ten hits out of ten shots at a range of 1000 yards The Texas was steaming ten knots an hour McCullan enlisted three weeks ago Describes his first experience at target practice and first trip on water
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Juni
J. McCullah
Texas
Gulf
McCullan
Resider Teins
Rockefeller gifts of gold to Mexican poor noted in tour
The article recounts John D. Rockefeller Jr and his wife distributing sacks of gold coins in Mexico, with Mexican and U S gold, during a travel route from Mexico City to Mitla. Beggars, peasants, and Indians are described as receiving alms at various stations and huts along the journey. The couple is named Bueno Americanos by locals for their generosity.
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John P. Rockefeller, Jr
Kno
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Tarnpour
Ifexie
Tegkefeter
Ohghad
Mexico
Racketeer
Ubishi
Rockefelter
AL Mitla
Republic
Rockefeller
Smallpox case ends with fines as family suffers
William Leppert was charged and fined 15 dollars plus costs after a report of smallpox in his household. His wife Jaet February died and several family members fell ill. The Deppert family, Christian Scientists, did not seek medical care. The case drew notoriety and the grand jury investigates while the coroner seeks an indictment.
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Jaet
Whallon
Deppert
Mre. Deupert
Depperts
Denpert
Courier editor to return as chief in Lapayet Indiana
Charles B. Wilson, formerly private secretary to Gov. Gurbin, will resume the editorial chair at the Courier in Lapayet. He had retired to serve Gov. Mount Donnelly and previously worked as a reporter for the Cleveland Press. Bonnelly, a known reporter, has accepted a poet honor on the Cleveland Press staff.
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Donnelly Quenty
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Mickey" Bonnelly
Vnlampelle
Mae
Cleveland Press
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Bea
Farmer's Prayer Sparks Vicious Attack in Ohio Revival
In Marysville Ohio on April 1 P M Gelgrer an elderly farmer prayed for Wilbur Rogers a young man at a revival Hogora attacked Sing her and nearly beat him to death as he walked home Friday townspeople fear the aged man may not recover from the incident and observers speculate the prayer may have triggered the assault.
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Gelgrer
Wilbur Rogers
Hogora
Singher
Births Deaths and Marriages in Local Notices
Births list numerous couples with addresses and newborns including Georges Woody, William Bruhn, Otto Hook, and Benjamin Angle among others, plus deaths of Fred C. Jordan and Frederika Zwick and multiple marriages listed. Building permits for various residents also noted with addresses and costs.
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Mary Kane
Dormas
Boy
Bertha Shirley
Washington
Joseph A
Rose Harter
George F
Emme Woody
Division
Fred C. Jordan
W. McCarty
Marasmum Howard
Schmitt
New Jersey
Frederika Zwick
Easteac
John A. Ryan
Terman-at
Martha R. Wickard
Parkave
Local Company Names Mix in Mangled Listing
Readable fragments show an incorporated entity with investors and directors listed. Names such as Huntington, Fred Bwile, Le Fgin, Wagner, and Comstock appear among unclear phrases. The OCR yields a disjointed corporate roster with no clear event or outcome.
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Fred
Bwile
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Comstock
Pitcher bars press during Roosevelt park visit at Yellowstone
Maj Pitcher commander of Fort Yellowstone forbids photographers and correspondents in the park during President Roosevelt’s stay from April 8 to 12. Journalists laid off while officials claim the trip aims rest and recreation. Butte and other towns plan strong Roosevelt receptions as plans surface to show him the deep mine depths.
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Montana
Roorevelt
Butte
Turkish Soldiers Repel Albanian Assault at Mitrovitze
A Turkish garrison of about 3000 faced an Albanian assault during a revolt linked to Russo-Austrian reforms. After a hard battle the Albanians were repulsed with casualties reported on both sides and the Turkish defense holding.
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Mitrovitze
Vursurd
Soma Tistonne
Holiness Man Webater and Indiana Grant List
Illegible OCR notes report a Holiness movement member in Maas and a salary dispute at Groavenor-Dale cotton mills. A lengthy Indiana pension and bounty list follows, naming hundreds of individuals in Indianapolis and other towns with varying grant amounts for military service and dependents.
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Maas
Mes Senmer
Groavenor-Dale Cotton Rom
Holiness
Bee
Strike Threat Remains in Loganspor Ind April Loganspor
Fragmentary OCR notes reference threats or strikes in Loganspor tied to an April event. unreadable details hinder full reconstruction, but indicate labor action or wage dispute activity affecting local interests. Further readable text needed for precise framing.
No Fears for Local Coal Supply In Indianapolis
Indianapolis coal company official John A. George assures there are no fears over the BiIiere ware dispute affecting Indiana mines. He says the issue affects only a small portion of mines and miners, and output remains strong. Domestic and team coal are plentiful, and even if Indiana miners strike, the city could access eastern and anthracite coal at current April May delivery prices. Prices are expected higher for summer, with uncertainty among dealers about market pricing.
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John A. George
Indianapolis Coal Company
Indiana
Indianapolis
Coal Exchange
Funeral procession encounter leads to suspended judgment
A driver in Polles Court, Jones, faced a driving through a funeral procession charge after failing to notice the distant cortege on Market Street. Judgment suspended on paying court costs. Also noted: unrelated anecdotes about nose grafting and a Nashville incident where William Johnson was nearly kicked to death by a horse while feeding it.
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Marketest
Costa
Nashville
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William Johnson
Turk Resigns Clerk At State House To Enter Paducah Bus
City life item reports Frank Turk, clerk to Custodian Kreitenstein, resigning to enter business in Paducah Kentucky. A Segolt watch and masonite charm were presented to him Tuesday. Also noted is a police court fines session where Jim Ross, James Brown, and six visitors at local roadhouse and hotel were fined by Police-judge Whalton Tuesday afternoon.
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Kreitenstein
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Jim" Ross
Gaming House
Zimmerman
James Brown
Douglass Hotel
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Tueaday
Wall Street Signals Mixed, Bond Demand Steady
The report cites a London firmer tone with American bonds yielding 414 percent as foreign demand remains strong. Stock movements include railway shares showing modest gains, with notable activity in Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. Agricultural and live stock figures are reported from multiple markets, including Indianapolis, East Liberty, Cincinnati, Chicago, and New York exchanges, detailing receipts and price ranges for cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs along with early New York stock averages.
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