Too Poor to Be Hurt As Street Sweeper Dies After Crash
Frederick Hickmer a New Modhella New York street sweeper was knocked unconscious by a motorcycle on Pelham road driven by Frank Purdy Port Chester. He regained consciousness then collapsed and died after attempting to leave hospital. His skull was fractured and he fought an intern before slipping into unconsciousness.
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Frederick Hickmer
New Modhella
N.Y
Pelham Road
Frank Purdy
Port Chester
Hirkmer
Purdy
It Didn’t Work On The Train
A chaotic scene on a crowded car ends with a fuse of danger as a man warns the conductor of dynamite in his overcoat pockets. He insists on the door closing despite the risk, while passengers react to the tension and potential blast. The conductor complies, closing the door as the man mutters about few friends and a possible early demise.
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New England
Teddy
Look Your Best Goap Ointment Ad and Sample Offer
Frère ad promotes Goap cleansing and Ointment for soothing healing skin, claiming it preserves purity and beauty under irritation. Free sample by mail with address postcard from Cutleurs Dept X Boston. Odd lines reference shade and a grumbling character.
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Cutleurs
Dept. X
Boston
Umpire Revisions Draw Protest Over Pitcher Contact
A terse exchange centers on revised umpire language about pitcher contact. Officials argue the rule change curtails rough play while players claim the wording leads to inconsistent calls.
Wife and man tied to alleged wrongdoing in local inquiry
A fragmentary notice indicates a wife and a man are connected to a case under local inquiry. Details are sparse but imply involvement in a broader investigation with unnamed officials and unspecified charges.
Happenings From Washington to Yellowstone in One Reading
United States federal actions and incidents weave through reports from Washington. Interstate commerce probes freight rates to Nevada, while Yellowstone bands rob fifty fledglings in a stagecoach assault. Civil trials unfold in Trinidad and Utah opium raids widen.
Saved from the Gray Becomes Cure Claim for Women
Adrian Michigan memory shows a testimonial from Mia Alonso Baker praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female weakness and backache. She reports severe symptoms, improved after three months, and urges continued use when advised by a physician.
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Mia
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Lydie
Portrait of a Plano Beauty Specialist and Attitude
The piece names a homely female in Plano as Mme Commetique, a famed beauty expert. It urges forgiveness for hurt feelings and adopting a martyr pose to show we forget that we have forgiven.
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Plano
Mme, Commetique
Se Smith Good Accountant
A fragment notes Se Smith as a good accountant while a peer group judgment mentions his poor standing with the gang and his inability to keep score in games like tic tac toe and pinochle.
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Se Smith
Teo Tama Speech Draws Laughs at Local Event
The crowd reacted to Teo Tama with humor as he quipped about past experiences and the shortage of ice cream and lemonade, reflecting playful local chatter at the event.
Plain Defense on Theft Charge in Weights Case
A lawyer defends his client accused of stealing patrol scales claiming the theft was only a weigh with them. The exchange questions the legal interpretation of weigh and ownership in the scuffle.
Prise Drawing and Rumor of a New Orleans Marriage
Readable fragments recount a rumor that Jack married quickly after traveling to New Orleans for a bride. The text suggests gossip about his relationship and a Louisiana lottery context, with limited clear details.
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New Orleans
Tle Bride
Louisiana Lottery
German Dane on West Postponed
Military observers in Londons note a possible western offensive delay as both sides refrain from decisive moves. British and German reports conflict on attacks while German shifts focus to Russia and Italian actions press toward Riva and Rovereto.
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Resgiane
Archduke Joseph
Berlin
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Tyrol
Rovereto
Cadorna
Riva
Princess Elizabeth Crowned as Heir in Greek Ceremony
Princess Elizabeth Bissveth Agacee of the crown prince of Greece presumed heir to royal duties. The fragment notes a ceremonial role and succession context amid Greek royal affairs.
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Princess Bissveth, Agacee of
Crown Prince of
Greece
Ie Ase Te Be
Leaden The naval july was the Pommere
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a vessel named Pommere and a July timeframe with uncertain details. Key entities include Leaden and naval context though specifics are unclear. Further readable context needed for a precise summary.
Unclear OCR fragment on German influence and travel
Fragmentary report mentions German influence and a voyage or transfer to America. Names, dates, and specifics are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about a baby and a last known date.
Bill Skinner Shot In Downtown Ohio Town
In a large evening crowd a man fired at random wounding Bill Skinner in the leg. Citizens hastened to fetch a doctor, shouting for aid as the deputy group arrived at his door after midnight. The clergyman's son observed the scene with curiosity about his father’s role.
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Ohio
MM Skinner
Drew & Gun
Fred
Merrimac
Skinner
Doe
Bill
Train Stop Covers Odd Scene With Creature At Station
A northern tourist gazed at a jean animal with scragsy bristion rubbing against an oak as a lighted southern station housed a curious stopover. The scene resembles a quirky local tableau captured by a newspaper sketch.
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Tourtet
Fragmentary teenage romance described in newspaper style
Readable portions describe a youth meeting a girl, a romantic moment ending with a note of public doubt. An interruption hints at a broken engagement or social maneuver, while a parent urges cleanliness and a later plan to attend a picture show.
Blachamithe and Gardners Debate Trade Origins
Fragmentary humor piece from Kanene City Star with characters Blachamithe Gardners and a blacksmith arguing which trade should lead the world. The dialogue references Genesis and the Garden of Eden with quirky lines about spades and governance.
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