English Bowman Returns to England in Dangerous Loot Heist
A rugged English archer named Samkin Aylward leads six bearers carrying a cache of plunder from the church of St Denis. The party, fresh from wars, divides treasures including textiles, silverware, and gold items as they prepare to flee, while the bowman insists on his loyalty to England despite French loot. The scene blends garish bravado with tension as the crew contemplates their next move.
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St. George Inn
Hal
Eliza
Tam
Samkin Aylward
Hythe
Whither Aboard The White Company Inn Scene
In a crowded English inn a group toasting bravado over wine and loot shifts to a moment of recognition between Alleyne and a seasoned archer. The gleeman recalls past deeds as the company rallies under Sir Claude Latour, the White Company, and the tavern hums with noise and daring.
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Alleyne
Hordeaux
Archer
Horde John
Claude Latour
White Company
Kuls
Hemaral
Tam
Aheyne
Governor Durbin Seeks Judges’ Views on Indeterminate Sentencing
Gov. Durbin has asked Indiana circuit court judges for their opinions on the indeterminate sentence law and present divorce laws. He plans to report in January with recommendations, aiming for changes backed by his administration, as discussed in letters sent to judges.
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Gov. Durbin
Indiana Circuit Court
Umangwe
Tuesday Menu Highlights and Faulty Recipe Copy
The document lists a Tuesday menu with baked apples, creamed onions, potato croquettes, bacon and eggs, and coffee. It includes a garbled set of recipe details for croquettes and a dessert gelatine mold with banana, milk, sugar, and whipped cream, likely from a kitchen manuscript.
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AKFAS
Close figuring settles costs in Irvington improvement case
Chief clerk Leonard Quill faced a complex allocation in a seven lot project with one larger triangular parcel. The dispute rose to the US Supreme Court before final costs fell on the property owners, who were deemed wrong. Quill apportioned costs at 1-149 for each equal lot and 2-18 for the triangular lot.
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Leonard Quill
Nies
Irvington Ines
United States Supreme Court
Quinn
City Engineer Proposes Ice Cream Freezer Use
A meeting of the Board of Works discussed a small ice cream freezer, with comments on its purpose. After guesses, it was revealed the freezer would be used to test paving oils for excolated blocks, not for ice cream.
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Jenp
Board of Works
Harry Oren
Deman
Slights Concessions Granted to Jews in Poland and Poland Policy
March 15 report from a St. Petersburg commission appoint ed to survey Russian Jewish conditions and issue recommendations. The panel suggests not extending the Jewish pale, restricting land ownership for Jews in Poland, allowing limited land renting with one acre per Jew, establishing Jewish schools in Warsaw and Odessa taught entirely by Christians, and barring outside pale Jews from employing other Jews in business or offices. The recommendations imply increased privileges for Semites compared to prior to the investigation, with notes on high schools and land rental limitations.
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ST. Pete
SBURG
Te Ezar
Muka
Poland
Warsaw
Odessa
Yelling Students Harass Lincoln Chancellor on Return
Several hundred students met Chancellor EB Andrews in Lincoln on his return from the east. They hauled his carriage through the streets as a rebuke to calls for his removal amid Rockefeller funding for a university religious temple. Andrews admits soliciting the Rockefeller gift and says the fund will be completed by others, with building proceeding unless courts forbid it.
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Lincoln
Neb
Benjamin Andrews
Chicago
Andrews
John D. Rockeeller
Rockefeller
Wanted to Be Friendly Angers Man in Blake Street Incident
Mike Lee of Blake and New York streets confronted George Smith a streetcar conductor after Smith refused to talk. Lee followed him and struck Smith with a stiff blow to the ear. Patrolman Rhine arrived and Lee was arrested. Lee fined 1 for profanity and 5 costs for assault and drunk.
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Mike Lee
Blake
New York Stc
George Smith
Douglass Sr
Mike
Smith
Rhine
Lee
Steamer Ara mac Wreck Off Brisbane. 100 Feared Lost
Brisbane New Zealand March 15 It is feared 100 passengers of the steamer Ara mac from Brisbane for Cavins were lost when wrecked near here Sunday Navebeeq Iast As the steamer struck it began to break to pieces six small boats were launched Of these two boats carrying 8 passengers are safe Several steamers search for four boats but no news yet Bad weather persists and seas are high making rescue unlikely
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Brisbane
N. Z
Aramac
Cavins
Coroner Dismisses Entire Office Force in St. Louis
Deputy General Frank N. Booker John D. O Keefe William Hayes constable and clerk and Harvey Ready stenographer of the coroner s office were dismissed by Coroner Robert M Funkhouser on Monday morning As investigation 19 is under way into questionable transactions unearthed in the coroner s office
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ST. Louis
Enera Frank N. Booker
John D. O'Keefe
William Hayes
Harvey Ready
Robert M. Funkhouser
Rough on Bunion and Hair Care Ad Highlights
An aged advertisement for Rough on Bunions plasters and Corn Plasters with prices, plus Wells hair products and remedies for skin conditions. It also touts Rough on Rats pest killer and general grooming items, claiming quick reliefs and popular tonics for gentlemen. The copy blends multiple product lines and uses promotional language typical of old classifieds.
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Wells
Roeski Trial Called in Chicago Court
The trial of Emil Roeski, the fourth man in a bandit crew, was called in Judge Karsten's court as three co-defendants await hanging. Proceedings were postponed due to the illness of state attorney Olsen, with daily calls to resume when ready. Shipping news reports no word on the missing steamer Propatria by 4 p.m. Monday, with sailors speculating survivors may be on Sable Island if aboard.
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Roeski
Chicago
Emil Roeski
Karsten
Olsen
Halifax
St. Pierre
Sydney
Louisburg
Sable Island
Grave filled with Spanish gold coins unearthed
In Guadatla jara Mexico March 1 a grave under a former church now schoolhouse yielded foam Spanish gold pieces valued at about a. The buried Marquis, once royal grant holder, was eccentric and reportedly lies beneath the old church. The site now belongs to Senor Juan Gortazar with funds to charity.
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Guadatlajara
Mex
Cutillos
Niles
Flore
Telvssons
Vias
Chareh
Mares
Eit
Crossed the Ocean Six Hundred Times and a Noted Navigator
The funeral in Torlomorden honors Capt. Simuel Bracks a famed navigator who crossed the Atlantic more than any living man. Beginning at 15 as a cabiphoy, he captained vessels including Truman ner Kangaroo Etna City of Washington City of London City of Brooklyn Rainburg City of Richmond City of Chester and Arizona. He boasted that no ship under his care was lost, logging an immense distance across long years at sea.
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Arizona
Alaska
Nature Cure Director Dies In San Francisco
Agust C. F. Reinholf a nature cure director died in San Francisco after expressing wish for dissection of his body to aid medical study. His widow tried to arrange dissections but neighbors alerted the coroner leading to an autopsy that revealed pneumonia. The body was returned to the widow.
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Ban Francisco
Agust C. F. Reinholf
Willal
Haddock
New York
Dr. Aus
Liquor License Application Notice in Marion Indiana
The subscriber notifies voters of Center township Marion county Indiana that he will apply to the county commissioners at the April term 1964 for a license to vend intoxicating liquor in quantities under five gallons with on Premises drinking. The business location is 1129 Eng lane fronting north on Englind Ave in a two story frame building in Spann and Co s first Woodlawn addition Indianapolis.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Busness
Englind Ave
Spann & Co
Woodlawn
Inlanapolis
Eng- Fred Kleine
Ceneter Township
Board of Commissioners
State of
Capitol Ave
Capitol-ave
Merrillist
Indianapolis
Center Townabp
Marion. County
Merrill. St
Harry Wolpa
Fragmented OCR note on people and places in a college setting
Unclear text mentions a person named Mrs 1 Mer, references to college in a city, and scattered phrases about attendance and a skeet pads area. The garbled lines yield no coherent event or outcome. No definite entities or dates can be confirmed from the fragment.
Infant pin cushion tale from Me months old injury
A garbled report notes an infant of Mr and Mrs Hruest Helte man Ik suffered injuries described as a pin cushion incident. The child remains in fragile health with details unclear and the event date uncertain.
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Napoleon
Gr. Mand t.Poup
Cuticura Ointment Praised For Eczema Cure
A reader recounts a two year old boy’s severe eczema, showing sores on face and hands. After using Cuticura remedies, his condition improved dramatically with smooth rosy skin. A later note from Mrs. Root confirms ongoing healthy skin years later.
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Mart
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