Turbulent Era Conflicts and Oddities Dominate Pages
An eclectic mix of notes covers new electric lines cutting restaurant receipts, a naval parade, and trading shifts. Warship movements threaten Noranghor coast. Traction engines edge into trade as Western plans blur. Cultural vignettes include Navajo blankets, gallery sales, church outings on a steamboat, and Newport tourism chatter amid quirky street scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerindy
Polsana
Beetery Mariot
Londoh
Rentaurante
Hinok Exchange
Tshionayle
Testaurante
Tuneh Howe
Portland
Mes
Orlea
Wonton
Lis Desort
China
Mayhood of
Tha Ate
Tor Hla
van Dyk
Peal
Aruidel
Joshua Reynoldy
Uae
Aul i
dHudeon
Waa
New York
Newport
Witnne Merinke
Aow
Ventelox
Oliver
Newport. “Chin Fe Mr Bmithe
Toxiveday
Worcester
Lily
Sarsaparilia
Unreadable OCR Summary From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a mix of names and places with unclear context. The readable elements include references to individuals like Rudyenian and Gly, a setting near a lake, and various unrelated terms. No coherent events or outcomes can be determined from the legible portions.
Lincoln recollections and a gossip of wartime Ohio
An Ohio interview recounts John J. Janney of Columbus recalling a visit with Lincoln. He describes Lincoln’s patient listening, granting simple justice, and a moment with a deaf mute girl. The piece also notes a confrontation with a district opponent and a jibe about Sam Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Aid
Washington
Shi
Tincoln
Columbus
Sammy Mit
Congress
Ohio
Bummy
Sam
Brown
Brown Hymaels
Sammy
Clarence Brant and Susy at a San Francisco theater
Clarence Brant, married to a northern widow, returns from the Cosmopolitan theater in San Francisco where suspicions and political tensions swirl around his marriage. He meets Susy, his old flame, in a midtown rendezvous arranged by Jim Hooker, amid hints of betrayal, secession talk, and personal loneliness.
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Clarence ‘Trant
Eobies Tand Company
John Peyton
Robles
Cosmopolitan Theater
San Francisco
Hoitin
Tra
Imbelf
Clare
Clarence
Allil
Washingston
Interuaband
Lorie
Jim Mooker
Tie
Hla
Hooker
Mr. Hooker
Sid Hooker
Pepsiel
Mrs. Tooker
Snay
Suny
Jant
Mr .Hooker
R. Hooker
Susyn
Abe
Himan
Jim
Jin
Hud
Trebles Rancho
Clarenice
Sean
Ana
Callie
Susy
Mtu
Peta
Clarence Brant
Lien areRe
Lim
Pancho
Fort Montres
Italian minister in Pekin and his family amid Chinese court life
The report describes Marquis Salvage Tinga and his wife the former Ta Molla Pallivicini in Peking. Their young son Paria, adored by the Italian colony, is profiled as a pampered boy in a tense cultural setting. The minister’s wife fears natives, while the household commands reverence from locals as a foreign dynasty-like presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Vinten
Jarin
Chingke
Itaiian Miniatore
Pall Mall Gavette
Pekng
Salvage Tinga
Paria
Mary
China
Kix Luther
Boutsie Hin
Winona
Jeria
Trade Improvement West and South in Industrial Market
A review from New York September 10 notes moderate gains in western and southern trade while the east remains steady. It highlights a wage scale settlement on American tin plate, rising copper and tin prices, stronger cotton and wheat activity, and improved corn exports along with steady iron and steel output and expanding export demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. Don & Con Weekly
Cure Tel
Joteror
Ataitle
Ain
Waktern
Weiss
United States
Canada
Bradtarrectseviews
Badstreet
Jain
Seth
Pacific Coast
Great Potlatch to End 600-Year Sitka Feud
Seattle dispatch reports from Sitka that the Sitka and Werangel Tadisans will stage a grand potlatch on Monday September 30 to formally end a feud said to have endured 600 years. The steamer Queen carried the message to Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Indiana
Weods
Seattle
Wash
Steamer Queen
Sitka
Werangel
Iowa Prima Donna Tos Harper Gains Notoriety
An Iowa to New York linked report profiles Tos Harper of Dubuque, tracing her rise from local study to Paris and New York stages. It notes praise from Mme Nordica, father support, and Frank Allison’s early encouragement, with Harper’s ascent described alongside engagements in London Paris and success in vocal roles.
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Tos Harper
Dubuque
Uratense
New York
Porte
Imada P
Harper
Donnie Heve
Mme
Nordica Bun
Tulle Marper
Barrolla
Carrollton
Allison
London
Helle
Gana
Paris
Murper
Uehia
Abe
Pats
Kia le Brenaring
Bert Kouchers
Riley Harper
Gin
sWaninen
Jevan
Shi Wus
Fragmented 1900s newspaper snippets mix quotes and ads
A collage of damaged text from turn‑of‑the‑century pages includes partial dialogues, scattered quotes, product mentions, and stray notes. It features stray lines about poetry, politics, military uniforms, Philippine jewels, stomach bitters, a corkscrew request, and a joke about a woman athlete, all in a jumble of incomplete phrases.
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Cleveland
Excyne
Ama
Women Think Women Think About This in Addressing Mra
A fragmented note discusses how women address matters in communications with Mra. A near unreadable line hints at concerns about messaging and respect in interactions among women and a figure labeled Mra. The piece underscores social dynamics without clear events or outcomes.
Woman's Aid Praised By Reputed Healer Mrs Pinkham
A historic column notes Mrs Pinkham offering free medical advice with testimonials from fifty thousand women. It asserts she makes no unprovable statements and has helped many female sufferers while stressing steady, proven support.
Tender chicken in cans for quick serving at grocers
Inexact OCR reads suggest a brief ad style note promoting ready to serve chicken canned product. It highlights ease of purchase at grocers and quick preparation with tender, delicious meat.
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Letitia Tyter Semple
Perina Medicine Co
le Doe
Sepaea Momily
Mlowphyrs
Onesrie Hing
Rudyenian
Guuruatend
Byrmall
Baba Gly
Diuggiens
Des Motorm
W.l.doag
Mina
AN Angi-Raxon City
Weston Journal
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Cabcarets
Cox
Mike
Hall
Giatapotlu Jourisl
Cordelia
Sennhore
Eve
Sue Snot
Mina Addie Tangney
Henry ‘Tangney
Mason Reet
Manda
Ake
Witnenen
Boya Nod
James B. Stone
Mr. Stone
Waynmoune
Philadelphia Press
Supreme Court
Deere
Peking
Bonta
Koaner Cent Attyrance
Iowa
San Francisci
Phealewmer
Biepie Gasstide
Axchanges
Minneapolis Journal
Philadelpia Press
Kétmirkert
Tinker
Hedreat
Kansas City
Groyo
N. W. Samuel
Ocean Grove
N. 1
Fitzsimmons
Prim
RTE
Isieniset Eran
Ley
Libby
Mkneil & Lingy
Chicago Ank
Deana Slicker
A.J. Tower
Boston
Mans
Teolacayenti
Tiak
Rattan
Thompson's
Kye
Hay
Rollers
St Siolix City Printing CO
CITT
Bears
Perkins' Wind Mill CO
Mishawaka
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