Local News Highlights From Pen City Dispatch
Capt Miller Gief engineer upgrades at the Pen. East Side High School holds graduation exercises on June 26. Alderman Mebonid amid sympathy for trending sides. Several accidents and incidents reported this week include a person injured at a residence and a jail appointment for Thos Reeveen at Wall County Jail.
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Capt. Miller
Gief
Miss Julia Moran Sings in Joliet Farewell
Miss Julia Moran performed at St Patrick's Church Joliet yesterday marking a farewell concert before her July return. The tale voice moved many listeners to tears with a tender performance and crowd hopes for her future success and fame.
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Julia Moran
St. Patrick's Ehurch
Joliet
Bakery Goods Draw Fire in Local Debate
A fragment references the unit rule and pulls in an odd exchange about Beaton brown and rye and a bakery. It mentions Tom Creevy and his bakery and grocery, dessert, iced and spiced cakes, and a call to give Tom a cull amid price and quality concerns.
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Tom Creevy
Tom
Our Horn Toots Well Debuts New Dress for Joliet Readers
A battered OCR fragment notes a Chicago publication announcing a readers’ edition in Joliet with circulation increases and new format. Mentions timetable changes, advertising notes, and a shift joining a daily recon newspaper with a July first transition.
Fragmentary OCR hints at wartime politics and looming elections
The garbled text suggests discussion of war, a pending adjournment, and plans for political names and likely November elections. References to nations, aspirations, and hopes hint at a tumultuous period with shifts in leadership and public sentiment.
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Couventtian
Walters
Jtgie
Forties
Lerthen
Blast Furnaces At Uke Roll Into Operation
Reported in the forenoon the blast furnaces at Uke began full operation under the charge of A. Richards. Citizens, long awaiting the furnaces, witnessed smoke rising from the rear stack signaling start and expressed general congratulations.
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Uke
A. Richards
Issu
Godu
Tom Creevy Bakes Buss Bread and Pastry
A fragment notes Tom Creevy as the baker known for buss bread and pastry and his ongoing dedication to his craft. The remark highlights his consistent method and expected future effort.
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Tom Creevy
Fragmented notes from sparse convention and visits
A garbled report lists multiple names including Jolot at a La Ballo Mississippi convention and mentions various individuals visiting or traveling. The text references exchanges, a Nattonak Patiye bench, and a Pleasant trip to Kanes. It contains many unreadable fragments about parties, business trips, and local figures without clear events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR Note on a Madness Scene
Fragmented text describes a man behaving violently in the streets and a boy who faced threats. The OCR yields garbled phrases and unclear names, with disjointed action and dialogue. No coherent event or verifiable details can be established from the readable fragments.
State AOA officers elected at La Salle plan Chicago convention
State officers of the AOA were elected at La Salle. P W Gallagher will serve as State Delegate J Shitnahon as Secretary and Praneis as Treasurer. They voted to hold the next convention in Chicago.
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AOA
la Salle
del J. Shitnahon
Praneis
Chicago
Chicago Beats Providence Cleveland Boston Cincinnati Troy Worcester Buffalo
In Saturday’s baseball game Chicago defeated Providence Cleveland Boston Cincinnati Troy Worcester and Buffalo. The win showcased strong pitching and timely hitting across the lineup.
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Chicago
Providence
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Troy
Worcester
Buffalo
Red Hot Rolling Mills Visit Captures Steel Yard Insights
The report describes workers at rolling mills taking hot steel ingots from furnaces and guiding them through machinery while supervisors monitor the scene. It notes the noisy, crowded environment and a tense moment with Superintendent Smith as the crew moves between furnaces and the office, with observers planning follow ups when conditions permit.
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Rolling Mills
Death of Boy During Footwear Mishap at Home
A young boy, Johnny Patterson, died after stepping on a broken bottle while playing near his home on LicKkory and Mariop streets. He had asked permission to go barefoot two weeks earlier and ran outside, suffering fatal injuries. The funeral is set for 10 o clock tomorrow morning.
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Lic Kkory
Mariop
J. G2. Patterson
Johnny
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