Fatal bullet after bear encounter guards hunter on lake
Woltern Harral of Viscounty, while hunting near Squaw Lake by the Chippewa reservation, shot a black bear swimming toward him. A .22 caliber repeater bullet through the bear’s skull proved fatal after the animal turned and lunged, the hunter surviving to tow the carcass ashore. The story notes bullets from smokeless powder pierced lightly, with the fatal shot entering the ear and brain area.
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Flying Machines Alarm Patent Office Pests
Washington June 6 news notes that the patent office has not granted patents for flying machines, citing the utility and novelty test. Mentions Hiram Maxim’s self propelled aeroplane and Bell’s kite concept as near misses, with discussions on weight, fuel, and control challenges.
Flying machines and a minister’s Ezekiel lying device
The article notes growing patent office interest in flying machines and delves into a minister who claimed to have designed a long winded “lying machine” inspired by Ezekiel. Officials forced him to swear he was the inventor, compromising his claims and exposing the religious gimmick.
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Giant 13 Foot Man-Eater Shark Captured Off Florida
A prominent government official returning from Palm Beach reports a 13 plus foot man-eating shark captured nearby. The shark, a likely veteran sailor, yielded a digested ostrich head and remnants of an adversary. Evidence suggests voyage from Africa through dangerous waters to Florida.
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New York
Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Carefl
Africas
Atlantic
Post mortem details on Sandy Garrett death in riot
Pittsburg report states Sandy Garrett died from a heart wound after a riot near Weer Liberty. Examination shows the bullet pierced the heart’s ventricle and entered the pericardium but was not the immediate death cause. He survived 76 hours after injury, with the bullet’s path causing fatal complications.
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Pittsburg
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Unclear text about pests and home remedies
Fragmentary notes mention ants roaches and potatos with mixed garbled terms. No discernible events, people, places, or dates. Unable to derive a coherent news item or factual outcome from the readable fragments.
Man From Montana Ends Life in Baltimore Park
A 70 year old man named Herbert Moreau of Montana shot himself in Druid Hill Park Baltimore after failing health. Police found a card requesting burial and letters to Maryland and Massachusetts addresses, with a missing left middle finger noted. Spectators scattered as the suicide occurred near Northern Central car shops.
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Thief Admits Ham Obsession After Two Hams Theft
A man identified as Coleman from Oakivy faces officers after stealing two hams from Chappell and Nagel at 1020 Central Ave. He boasted of craving ham above money, fought officers Rouse and Spiegel, and hid in a stable before being captured and admitted to his appetite for ham while claiming extenuating circumstances.
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Ferris Wheel Sells For 1800 In World Fair Debacle
In Chicago on June 1 a junk dealer bought the Ferris wheel for 1800 after a long receivership. The wheel once cost 6900, with 28000 in delta and 16000 more to come. creditors seek reimbursement as the old world’s fair relic nears final dissolution.
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Blue Hen Moon: Woman Claims Easter Event Seen in Egg
A Mississippi woman writes that a blue hen egg displayed at her door on Easter Monday contained a raised moon image, claiming it a divine sign and urging readers to believe and support her. She plans to move to Mobile, Alabama, after June and seeks guidance on using the phenomenon.
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Escapee foe Cincinnati death and strange delusions
A damaged report from Cincinnati June 6 recounts a man named Steinmann aged Meyitera believed pursued by an insect enemy. He died after hours of agony while local doctors offered remedies. Advertisements tout medicines and household wares at reduced prices from multiple stores in the city.
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Cincinnati
Nary Fae
Homemade Bread and Cure Ads From Old Newspaper
An OCR fragment shows bakery ad for Heck's bakery at 83 Alassachusetts-ara offering home made bread and loaves. Repeated line about An Old Nurse for Children Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims teething relief for children. It advertises price twenty five cents per bottle.
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Sandusky Train Fare and Return to Lake Erie & Western
Sudden OCR fragment outlines a rail fare offer for Sandusky Ohio with a return trip on Saturday night June 6 via The Lake Erie and Western. Mentions special trains leaving at 9 0 m and an address line for A K Sellars D P A 85 Ue linots-st- indicating a postal or agency contact.
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Sandusky
Lake Erie & Western
Latiana
A. K. Sellars
Linots-St
Most Popular Medicine in the World Described
A historical note claims Cascanets Candy Cathartic, an American family medicine, sells over 20 000 boxes daily, over a million monthly, and more than twelve million yearly, surpassing prior leaders and signaling overwhelming popularity.
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England
Murdered Girl Found After Fire in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg a four year old girl was found dead in a building occupied by two Greeks after a fire. The rear room of the store was searched and the girl’s body was discovered mutilated. Police are investigating the arson and murder as linked to the blaze.
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Pittsburg
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