Young Wealthy Giant Unable to Find Wife
In Anoka Minnesota a search party, summoned by Henry Pehling of Roundlake after his daughter, 80, vanished from a lakeside area, located the girl near the lake with crows hovering above. Officials including the sheriff and county officers joined the midnight search, investigating the sudden disappearance and subsequent recovery at dawn.
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Anoka
Minn
Big City
Henry Pehling
Roundlake
Anola
Giant Seeks Bride Taller Than Seven Feet
Brooklyn man Aug Barth, seven feet tall, seeks a bride at least six feet seven inches. He has canvassed many women, offered a reward, and even met Miss Rosa Wedsted, a seven foot tall performer, who refused to marry him. Barth hopes to find a tall partner willing to share life, travel, and responsibility.
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Berforce
Buch
August Barth
Brooklyn
Mr. Barth
Chicago
Barth
Rudyard Kipling
New York
America
Rosa Wedsted
Circus
Miss Wedsted
George Auger
Col. Auger
Bronx
Jersey
Plainfield
Riverhead
London
Scotland
Ireland
France
England
Frazee
Peebles
Ian
Orth
Deer In Dry Goods Store In Winsted Conn
Two does from a Wakefield boulevard herd entered Winsted’s business district at dawn and charged through the plate glass of John S Myvork’s Main Street dry goods store. They fled along Main Street after a brief clash, one bleeding, then crossed Mad River and vanished toward Highland Lake where the herd of ten regrouped. A buck and eight others swam and played near the lake before leaving by the opposite shore. The broken glass measured about 1/64 inch, and losses may be borne by the state. Mrs MG Ti and Willan Sullivan witnessed the incident. witnesses described the dogs and the path of the herd toward Highland Lake.
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Winsted
Conn
Wakefield Boulevard
Highland Lake
John S. Myvork
Main Street
Mad River
Fist Bay
Hfigh Land
Vietity
Detrei
MG. Ti
Willan Sillivan
Wattessacrhe
Phi Pave Dier
Betas
Malo
Dake
Fragmented OCR Notes on Local Events and Coins
A garbled OCR fragment mentions community notes at a theater or venue, references to jars and copper coins, and a builder who sits down and converts data. For context it appears to be an incomplete record with unclear names and dates, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities.
Senator Clark Aims for Senate Spotlight in Washington
The article profiles Senator Clark of Montana, noting his modest Washington life and frugal, understated style. It describes his appearance, habits, and poor public speaking, contrasting expectations of lavish Senate living with his simple approach. It recounts audience reactions and a humorous aside about a delegate preferring income over performances.
President Roosevelts Double Draws Notice in Washington
An amusing report from Washington describes a man named Stoner who bears a striking resemblance to President Roosevelt. The lookalike, about the same build and attire, noted how a photo circulating in windows fooled friends into thinking it was the president, until he revealed the mix up and joked about the uncanny likeness.
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Roosevelt
Cleveland
McKiney
Washitch
Stoner
Tts
Cayusyivanki Avenue
United Rules
Proposal to raise camels in United States faces expert testing
Government experts at the Department of Agriculture propose introducing camels to the United States, focusing on the Southwest and regions near Mesilla and Arizona. They argue camels could boost freight and produce hay by reducing transport costs, potentially saving up to 400 dollars per year per camel.
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United States
Baus
Fie
Thas Bureau of Ama Industry
Department of Agricncture
Pieris
Mexico
Jefferson
Geoels
Davis
Keele
Msos
Arabia
Salat
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