Street Car and Brewery Wagon In A Big Rash
A street car crash occurred at dawn on a Wednesday near Masmaciushave when a brewery wagon collided with a street car. The brewery wagon was loaded with kegs of beer, broke apart, and spilled contents onto the track as frightened spectators watched. The brewery driver was injured. bystanders helped and a bystander named Carrie Nati was linked in rumor to the event.
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Vereen Soniet Macman
Tetter
Masmaciushave
Charles Pummer
Hvig
Brewsey
Alabamaeast
Centre
Crus
Conler
Andrads
Wil
Phinmimer
Mackey
Vondietat
Su Mies Sild
Centrar
Carrie Nati
Fiat
Safety Board Records Unclear Meeting Details and Appointments
A garbled report from the safety board discusses an Atak meeting and licensing questions. President Magia notes actions to aid a license inspector, Supt. Krager presents for hiring a sergeant by election, and the board debates election experience. William Dade and Julius Suche are appointed for sanitary duties, with unclear further steps.
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Atak
Sun
Reuger
Poiler
Amd
Gjeraline
Magia Sakt
Krager
Willian Dade
Julius Suche
Allices
Uaent
Thirty Years Old Yet Grandmother in America
Des Moines reports a remarkable plural of young maturas in America with Mrs. Flom M. Davis of Waverley cited as the youngest grandmother after celebrating her family milestone. The note hints at Mrs. Looky Perry and others, suggesting a rare pattern of early matronage and long family lines across generations.
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Des Moines
Uri
Ana
Flom M. Davis
Waverley
Zeman
Palmer
Davis
Yak el Remy
Bridge Path Blocked Townspeople Demand Temporary Crossing
At a Works meeting on Wednesday petitions sought ownership of streets from Murritt, owner of the Yoden Mill, for a temporary bridge over the canal at Washington Street. The bridge torn up last month prevents crossing, closing western business houses. The board ordered Street Commissioner Herpick to build a temporary foot bridge at that point. Funeral services for Mrs. Hoadley were held in Cincinnati on Wednesday afternoon for George Hoadley, widower.
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Tward
Werthesdlay
Meddyrurgy Murritt
W. Washingtones
Ocerie Canal
Washington St
Ena To Che
Strit
Herpick
Mra. Hoadley
Cincinnati
George Hoadley
Hoadles
Georg
Seventeenth Page Classifieds Include Room Ads
Readable fragments show room for rent and goods offered in seventh page classifieds. Advertisements mention chatelaine and sewn items with terse notices among liner ads on today’s seventh page.
Man Arrest After Burglary Accusation in Lovinville
Henry Stacy of Lovinville Kentucky was attacked Tuesday night in Mrs Rose's apartments above a restaurant on Washington Street. A man burst in wielding a revolver and struck Stacy after missing the target. Deputies Asch and Manning arrested the assailant. Stacy was intoxicated. Police concluded the incident resulted from a mistaken room entry.
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Henry Stacy
Lovinville
Wis
Rose
KG EK
Washingtonst
Conk
Stacy
Deivetives Asch
Manning
Stucy
Wea
Allstase
Ivy Kraten
Tass
Armory Association Incorporated In Wake of Delay
A fragment reports the Armory Association is incorporated with Secretary Henry P. Conde Taylor Power Charles Garrard and others mentioned. Officials say no site has been platted for the armory yet and initial steps toward construction are only preliminary.
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Lindianapolis Baication
Vurnery Assiciite
Medarticha of
Naminz Henrt
Conde
Taylor
Power
Charles
Garrard
Hares M. Fromkity
Willon G
Armory
Comis
SUN
Vaud
Contempt and Divorce Trials Highlight Court Note
In a mixed docket at a local court, Peony Rhodew and Kelly Sims faced contempt charges but neither appeared for a Tuesday hearing, claiming the judge advised them not to attend while awaiting a possible plea. Kate Jackson seeks a divorce from Jesse Jackson alleging drunken spending and neglect, noting constant absence and lack of support. An unsolved murder case in Allentown references the discovery of Miss Michel Retehel’s body, age 15, near her home after a Tuesday morning incident. Lancaster reports Warder Walker Watson, a watchmaker, trapped in a mire, sustaining fatal injuries, with conditions described as not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Sims
Jiu Tempt
Féton Pierrer
Prandy
Frandy
Kelly
Allentown
Michel Retehel
Slocker Co Ad Claims Big Bargains on Main Floor
An old advertisement page highlights barber shop names Denison and Underwood Visible Typewriter on Wash street, listing discount fabrics and items like 10c ginghams and outing flame cloths at the arcade. The ad promotes a bargain tables display on the main floor and references the WM H Slock Co.
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WM. H. Slock CO
Woman Sacrifices Life to Save Children in City Tragedy
A mother named Mrs Mele Monger perished while saving her children during a bus blaze near her home on Wednesday. Reports say she entered danger to guide her kids to safety, while bystanders assisted and authorities investigated the incident.
Dr Buehler Seeks Two Thousand Dollar Award
A garbled report notes Dr Buehler seeks 2000 in compensation for work performed. It mentions involvement of Dr Trayton and Dr Mueller and references delays, attendance, and a court action related to alleged unpaid wages for several months of labor.
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Ucetarz
Trayton
Cates
von Pot
Stuss
Brasil
Mueller
Ned Sething Ter Alitchenane
Stop Thief Held After Corner Stopping Incident
A man cried stop thief as he was pursued by a crowd and detained near a corner after a theft. Police took the suspect into custody at the station, and a charge of petit larceny was filed. Also included is Indianapolis weather outlook for 36 hours ending 8 p.m. Oct 29 with fair skies, rising temperatures, and southwest winds.
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Wstag
Wetinieai
Chisiig
Pellew
Seliid J. Gudtweitsky
Wasbhighwest
Wien
Keen Hall
Grin Areved
Henry, Smith
Indianapolis
Indiana
Neve Pianos
Wulschner
Fragmented OCR Summary From Lingering Local Page
The readable fragments describe a chaotic wartime or community issue with names and places blurred. It mentions Herbert, Vt distrowtow, and a Wednesday date, suggesting a local notice or event. The text is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes, yielding a fleeting snapshot rather than a full report.
Notable court day reveals organized relief network
A disrupted transcript notes a busy criminal court session with references to a systematized group. Names like Theron Tehitiary and Nidss Mere mill are mentioned amid testimonies and proceedings. Evidence suggests a planned effort to relocate or assist individuals through a coordinated relief network.
Superintendent Kruger Happy In His New Job
Reports from Williamsport Pennsylvania recount a tragic fire where Kate Duness died and her daughter and others survived. The fire occurred Tuesday night while the family was at home. Local officials investigated findings and noted dramatic destruction.
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Kruger
Williamspott
Alre
Kate Duness
Tuendey Nigin
Aluve
Sweeping Bills and Fuzzy County Notes
A garbled OCR segment references sweeping bills and mentions a county and various unclear terms. No coherent events, dates, or named entities are extractable to form a concrete news item. The readable fragments do not yield a definite person, place, or action.
Peculiar Damage Suit Rocks City Court
A peculiar damage suit unfolds with references to fees and parties linked to Western wren and items described in fragmented fashion. The case involves individuals named Petar and Kay M among others with ties to Stoyenper and Poach entries, suggesting a complex civil action with unclear outcomes.
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Western Wren
Petar Abe Ie
Stoyenper
Reese
High-Toned Friend Cranshaw Fined and Chaotic Trial
A disjointed report shows Vagratell William Cranshaw being fined zero by Judge Waul Ton for alleged theft of peaches. The account misstates names and actions, but indicates the court case involved a friend alleged to have stolen fruit and a chaotic scene with uncertain witnesses and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cranshaw
Waul- Ton
Mary Stewart
Burglary Case Ends With Arrest For Painting Weapon
The court hears a case where a man named Barnes faces accusations after a dispute over a bill and a revolver incident. Farmer is jailed following an arrest for painting a deadly weapon. Judge Whalen remarks on the matter as the proceedings unfold.
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AD Bremen
Cate
Sethe
Bartes
Biarnes
Barnes
Farmer
Kes
Whalen
Assassins Attack Prince in Noble Carriage Attempt
A joint assault on a royal carriage led to fatal and serious injuries as assailants clashed with guards. One prince was killed, another mortally wounded, a child seriously harmed, and a governor wounded amid chase by Cossacks.
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Geanatol
Tuesda
Toscano
Fred
Sibley
Ted
Asealanta
Narrow Escape of Prince Galitzen
Fragmentary OCR reports a narrow escape involving Prince Galitzen amid a trade voyage. The text mentions Wal Se Beseni and incomplete references to American figures, with garbled place names and dates, limiting clear facts or outcomes.
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Prince Galitzen
Attempted murder strike on bishop linked to anti Turkish propaganda
Murders or attacks suspected in Vienna involving two men who allegedly planned to kill a bishop. The incident appears tied to church faction tensions and anti Turkish propaganda. Details remain uncertain due to garbled source text.
Woman Lives In Store Box On Common
A distressed woman who resided in a box on the common near Ruvals was evicted ten weeks ago for nonpayment of rent and has since lived on the common. Justice Stout and two physicians visited her on Tuesday night to commit supervision. Neighbors report she stores a guinea pig, turkey, and dogs in the box though no furniture existed. The scene involved a curtain covering the opening and no stable home was found. The woman is described as often seen about the city’s trees and streets.
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Annie Bader
Peres
Sebluer
Ruvals
Justice Stout
Turkey
Fire engine mishap ruins wheels near Missourist avenue
Engine No 1 from fire station 1 heated at Indiana ave drove toward a small fire when a horse bit broke loose causing the team to bolt. They struck a curb and toppled near Benateave and New Yorkest. Both horses were uninjured, engine appeared undamaged, and the scene ended with protective tape around the wreck.
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Indiana-ave
Michlemast
N. Missourist
Benateave
New Yorkest
Ula
Joe Tle
Mines Idle in Pan Ok Sector as Work Resumes Nov Fourth
About 60,000 idle iron and coal workers in the area face a stoppage with operations suspended Wednesday morning. Work to resume November 4. The idle labor force includes approximately 11,000 men and boys in the region.
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Buranton
Pan
Ok Sv
Ann Temilt
Measles Spread in West City Neighborhood
Measles increase reported in the south west section of the city leading to many children removed from school. The illness has expanded north of Washington Street on Blackford Street with about 1500 cases recorded this year.
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Washingtor-st
Blackford St
Money for the Soldiers
Government authorize disbursement to the guardsmen for encampment pay and supplies. Quartermaster Orin Berry approved in Washington. Funds to cover soldiers pay allowances transportation and related need. Gen Perry credited with the arstatant treasury in New York to handle disbursement.
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Isbana
Orin Berry
Washington
Perry
New York
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Watshmaker
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Piso
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the Sun
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IE Criminal Court
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