The Martford Cuntard Vie pais n Nor way picnic oddly named
A garbled report from Nor way Me describes a queer annual picnic with references to notable figures like Secretary of the Navy John D. Doog and local hosts at a Kummer cottage in Buckfield. The piece blends civic talk with odd asides on rubber production, legal cases, and university exploits, all in a frayed, early 20th century journal style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martford Cuntard Vie Associaion
Norway
John D. Doog
Kummer
North Wilf
Buckfield
Vint Furiois Society
Bach
South Dakota W T U Meeting at Vermillion
A chaotic report describes the South Dakota W T U gathering at Vermillion with scattered notes on meetings, individuals, and disjointed events. The text also mentions Pierre and auxiliary scenes, including protests, warnings, and unsettled hopes amid a broad stream of local activity.
Seaguay Boom Disrupts Trail To Miners Inlet News
Seattle dispatch reports the Seaguay boom injures and delays settlers heading to the inlet. About 1,200 men and 2,000 others traveled the routes with scarce shelter and supplies. Prices collapsed. some diggings show weak demand and reduced gear values as crews push toward Dawson and Stewart river districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Rowe
Willamette
Ates
Miolakos
Jon
Rosalie
Peet
Tataber
Wiseley
Vietiniu
Williamperton
Spabane
M. Hoerne
Newark
Mugg
Ian Wild
Fragmented war era market and local notices from Hot Springs era
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Hot Springs and nearby towns with scattered financial figures, market notes, and social snippets. Includes references to prices, property stakes, and possible public notices or letters, interwoven with weathered market jargon and local names. The text lacks coherent events but preserves scattered entities such as locations, names, and monetary amounts.
President to visit Massachusetts to meet woolen magnate
Sept 20 report states the president plans to travel to North Plains, Massachusetts, to visit Plonkett, a major woolen manufacturer, as part of a broader set of courtesy engagements and matters under discussion with officials. Assistant Secretary of Brute Day met the president, and Alger with TB Weise discussed relief aid for Trondike miners. Preparations for an international seal experts conference in October were noted, with Japan indicating it will send a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jamerrow
North Plains
Mass
Te Gueat
Plonkett
Brute
Alger
TB. Weise
Minna Trading Company
United States
Woodford
State Department
Vernon
Madrid
Japan
Case of Mexican defendant to be tried soon
An unusual case faces trial with a Mexican defendant linked to Oli Advertising. The fragment mentions witnesses, dates, and locations including Mot Springs and the Cheyenne area, with references to court proceedings and potential delays. The garbled text implies a high-profile, complex inquiry with multiple named entities and dates to be resolved in court.
Monuments Planned for National Park Site in Tennessee
Chattanooga Tenn Sept General Yoynton president of the Chattanooga and Chattanooga park commission arrived and announced Illinois would fund erecting two monuments at once, each valued at $15,000. One will stand at Grehard Knob near Missionary Ridge where Illinois soldiers fought on the first day, the other just north of Heagg's headquarters on Missionary Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Willul
Chattanooga
Tenn
Yoynton
Chicks
Iauiga
Chattanooga Park Commission
Illiois
Grehard Knob
Plover Mining Venture Faces Key Milestones
The Plover mining project seeks mining rights and surface areas across several parcels, aiming to extract ore with an estimated deposit value of 1.5 million dollars. Officials describe the site as a vast underground bedrock claim spanning the property length, with plans to employ new methods and equipment over the coming months.
Disturbances at Latimer Mines reported in Hazelton
Disturbances erupted at Latimer mines near Hazelton Virginia with soldiers detaining several miners. A company of guards maintained order as events unfolded in the area and General Goda was to visit in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latimer Mines
Niers
Tivertigne
Hazelton
Datimer
Goda Wit Walt
Wcens
Livigert Trial Adjourned To Tuesday For Defense Time
Chicago Sept 24 The Livigert murder case moved toward closing with testimony aimed at facts already in evidence. Deputy Sheriff Pred Fister of Wisconsin testified about a knife tied to the defendant and Mrs Feidt indicated the weapon’s possession the day before the arrest. The defense objected to some evidence as prejudicial and Judge Tut Will adjourned the court to Friday to allow the defense to prepare its case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andgert
Triad
Chicago
Pred Fister
Rachie
Wis
Christine Pelt
Dsfenan
Tut Will
Ais Tie Tate
Prominent Figures Clash Over Duel Controversy
A Savannah dispute pits Captain Parse and Colonel J. De Manuiy over whether to pursue a duel amid demands for justice. The Cotton Exchange and various commissions weigh in as public tension rises and discussions focus on who bears guilt and how accountability should be apportioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gove
Maintsy
Furney
Savannah
J. de Manuiy
Eorglin Rill
Iie
Beeville
Vulux
Caplan
Relie
Arthele
Arlene
Paris
Pensions and Postmasters in Various Towns Listed
Washington September 2 Pensions granted yesterday across numerous towns and individuals. A long list includes Alkiean Sohagon Two Moles Holm Mc earth Clarinet Tol Wdy Medfelds Larne Biting Mediapolia Allred J Cudeapole MAAN Aileene Piiitay Crestony Jamew M My Wi Dew Mathes Terenas Alsen A Coney Vetgine Glass Wdows Joe Merci Pret SOULM Haluk Original-Tewie We awwieein Mot Springa Netrackers Original George teoker Omiting Hate G Mele Nebryen Gy dlacob Hiher Naponco Sidney B Usi Slockille POAMARLFM Were appointed several as tallow Lowa Minty Moyne caants 11 View MLW Barkin tenared Slasson cast W 1 Tareom W trutndystein Dana Greensconnie Henry Tnfield Alice Phietind ay howell Hamilton bounty Giver Ienupson GoM Ford moved South Tukotue Phase ity Lyniagul4 FE do intwards Geurm 1 Cheyenne Palte Pall River county L If Shepard Wid thompson dvencd Eeeian Charts Mix county Walsh vide ds M Nel Fon dons Kutery Mannen county We CG Weight vive Muert Porch to movedty Gary Dowel county We Mm Gore don vie Fo Tt Foner pa yeual Wor MIMI Pout votemis Ac dt cirrtss vie WAN Tent femos Xyleseka Alie Hater conmiy Fa Malin view 1h Cy Norris revancds LORE Femove
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Wurder
Viginil
Ailkiean
Sohagon
Holm Mc Earth
Clarinet
Tol Wdy
Medfelds Larne Biting
Mediapolia
Allred J. Cudeapole
MAAN
Aileene
Crestony Jamew M
My Wi
Dew Mathes Terenas
Moyne Caants
Barkin
Slasson
Tareom
W. Trutndystein Dana
Greensconnie
Henry Tnfield
Alice Phietind
Ay Howell
Hamilton Bounty
Ienupson
Gom
Ford
Cheyenne Palte
Pall River County
If Shepard
Thompson
Mix County
Walsh
Dons Kutery
Mannen County
Muert Porch
Gary
Dowel
Goredon
Foner
Pe Yauyeal
Wor- Mimi
Pout Votemis
Vie Wan
Tent
Femos
Xyleseka
Alie
Hater
Conmiy
Cy Norris
Lore Femove
Kansas scandal unleashes charges and disputed claims
A chaotic report details a major Kansas controversy with multiple individuals named in alleged criminal acts. The piece mentions charges, investigations, and disputed positions amid a turbulent event, with references to hearings and ongoing legal questions.
Mahmounds Mercy Amid Turmoil In War Tides
Fragmentary report describes intense local fear as villages face punitive action and potential attacks. Military observers note movements by Ganisbr Treve Tata along with surveniler at tify brewed loaders, signaling broader conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganisbr Treve Tata
Samda’s Troops Beaten in French Military Engagement
Fragmentary report describes Samda’s forces routed by French detachments in white territory conflict. French casualties listed as 60 officers and forty men killed. allied Native forces and chiefs mentioned amid evacuation actions and territorial terms.
Woman Abduction Sparks Public Alarm in Jefferson Town
Residents in Jefferson Townshire fear for a missing young woman abducted by three men named Mull McKertay and Jarmeng. Reports say she was taken to Leetan after a ride, with police denying knowledge of her location. Anger grows as search continues and no suspects are identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartenburn
Mos Seu
Rave Ehryeeth Elivee
Andy Bull
Gruner Jarmeng
Mull
McKertay
Jefferson Townshire
Warauw
Leetan
Xent
Jefferton
Pirates Beheaded in Canton Court Martial
Chinese pirates captured near Canton faced a military court that condemned them after swift trials. Reports say twenty pirates were beheaded for robbery and piracy acts including the attack on a junk laden with jewels and 20,000 in notes. Investigations followed, yielding many more captures and substantial booty.
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Tacoma
Wash
Taklugs
Ste To
al Thioven
Sodthvanen
Cane
Judie
Chines
Oni
Tne
Chung Kwei
Singapore
Canton
Elew
Umall
Spaniards decoyed into a trap during northern Cuba clash
Describes a feigned retreat by Cuban rebels near Mangantile that lured Spanish troops into ambush. Reports 108 killed and 69 wounded with many prisoners. Mentions political shifts including Domingy Mondera and Garcia election implications for Cuban leadership.
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Cuscade Havant
Catixto Garvin
Saktern Cuba
Manamilly
Youthern
Salvador Tos
Wuender
Bisley
Reba
Hiat
Mangantile
Citetishoy
de. Damingy Mende Bapono
Bartolome Maxan
Salvade
Gomdral Maxime Gomes
Calixta Garcia
Inchtet
Mondra Capols
Comncumia
Iim
Garcia
Way
Jcgs
Gomex
Curious Land Ship Built By Berkeley Youths
A college town spectacle in Berkeley features a toy land ship crafted by a 14 year old Berkeley boy Charles Sleeper with Branley Cameron handling construction. The vessel rests on trimmed wheels and navigates with steered center wheels, drawing curious crowds as it creaks along hills. Nearby Alpena reports a general store fire with multiple insurance carriers. A treaty of peace between Turkey and Greece was signed in Constantinople on September 18.
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Charles Sleeper
tHerkeley
Col
Berkeley
Herkeley
Charivd
Sleeper
Branley Cameron
Toy Wigson
Constantinople
Turkey
Greece
Bombs and Emperors in European News Room
Reports from Budapest and Toulon recount a dramatic disruption as a bomb threat and chaotic scenes accompanied visits by Emperor Wilhem II and Emperor Francis Joseph. The Vienna coverage describes crowd displays, guards, and the drama surrounding the crossing of a station area amid warnings and cheers.
Diaz to Punish the Lynchers for Future Crimes
City of Mexico reports state Eduardo Valeaques chief of police Lieutenant iorta and Commander Mauro Sabehus were jailed in solitary confinement by order of the fifth criminal judge after lynching suspects entered the municipal building. Public opinion backs a rapid investigation as authorities vow severe punishment if police failures are proven. Clergy held Mass in protest, urging restraint and legality.
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City of
Mexico
Eduardo Valeaques
Iorta
Mauro Sabehus
Oder
Intd
Lse
Rapilly
Ding
Aviicon
Ant Si
Aueder
Listins
Erin
Ross
Chamberlain answers Sherman in American controversy
Secretary Chamberlain responds to Sherman’s charge of inconsistency recounting the Behring Strait dispute and protecting pelagic sealing. He defends U S and British positions, citing adherence to traditional liberty while noting earlier policy shifts and naval protection of distant shores.
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London
Ptate
Chamberlain
Edward Winefield
Atiate
Raliebury
Hick
Bliorman
Petigte
Brntex
Bates
Hart
Matverta
Payrot
Minos Ayres
Markland
Mubec
South Atlantic
Humberlain
Sherman
Lee Will Return to Cuba After Long Report to President
Washington dispatch reports consul general Lee consults with the president on Cuba policy. The president remains cautious and ill at ease with the political crisis while Lee advises his views but urges restraint. Lee plans private visits before likely returning to Cuba around mid October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Angel Lee
Thain
Ax Hi Hoon
Aldrich
Tesul
Tien
Leo
Covimeton
Cub Sooie
Raf
Tne
Civiv
Jane How
Tye
Cuba
Bound to Enforce Rules Sparks City Quarantine Tensions
People in Auckson resist quarantine rules after tracks and a trestle are burned west of the city. Indignation rises as residents threaten to close bridges to enforce compliance. Gov orders Capital Light Guards to protect railroad property amid unrest and rail disruption.
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Auckson
Min
Miss
Mabaynis
Vicksburg
Oders
Ile Wate
Here
Jackson
Mise
Capital Light Guards
Silver scores a recovery on London market
In New York on September 20 the silver price gained, trading around 87 1 2 to the ounce in London and roughly 60 1 4 cents in New York. Prices were lifted by favorable buying for India and rumors that the India council is purchasing for carriage. The Bank of England debate over holding a one half of its reserves in silver continues to influence sentiment.
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Gantronome
Queen Victoria
Enut
London
Royal Victoria College
Montreal
Quebec
Princess Louise
Donald Smith
United States Navy
Boston
England
Han Academy
Vermont
Greater New York
York World
New York
Venysylvania
Ohio
Mingle
Greater
Wits
Etre
Pennsylvania
Union
Unian
India Council
Burlington and Cedar Rapids Battery Makers Listed
Fragmented OCR notes list firms and individuals associated with battery manufacturing in Burlington and Cedar Rapids. Mentions include Malick Lohman and others, with scattered place names and dates, reflecting an old directory or notices page. The readability is poor and many names appear garbled.
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Williging
Balliol
Ford Colleges
Lbs
Brackenbury
Merk
United Britex
Portland University
Yankton
Ore
Baltimore
Arca
South Dakota
Vermillion
Pierre
Mary Brown
Clesty
Perris
Uydeeptier
Thea Senet
Wogan
Eileet
Nina Fay
Abe
Burien
Peg Sean
Chay
Borin
Vorl
Mary
Hiramye
Lainie
Tier
Verneene
Chieaeo
Kavi Pierre
Fikalle Xyenotinna
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Larus Viethith
Grighhy
Dane Mears
Wipple
Fay Loes
Taylor
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Mudie
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Dakoti Pierre
Tavest
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Hyer
Mack Hille
Hutt
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Scotland
Robert Dollard
Smith
Warren Dinmick
Jidge
Trumps
Minneapolis
Great Northern
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Fisher
Minneapolia
Julted
Seaguay
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Hot Springs
Bank
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Clive Fatto
Ibaa
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Eugar
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Nathan Bengae
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Lou Oor
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Butte Dwyer
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Sudhoff
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McDonald
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Loulaville
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Kansas
Bose
Kowalthy
SAMDA
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Kington
Astute
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Tony
Monid
Parit
Bop
Wissour
Alpena
Alpeny
Tautatte Ceneral
Bight
Merchaints
Marual
Redfield
Aberdeen
Henry Kiehl
Granney
Columban
Raneghtn
Asm de Yy
Grind Rapidn
Mouaotoiso Bedlatteries
Kvane and Fieher
Rathburn Ann Gunnarntrolt
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Western Association
Antteries
Irwin
McCauley
Court Atockford
Roth J. Wood
Rockford
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Young
Dlahn
Burlington
Aii
N. Burlington
Des Moines
Germany
Austria
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Toulon
Hepard
Daily Mail
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Ringhoe Francisys
Crassil Taule
Omilimary
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Emperon Fragicln
Neue Wiener
Budapest
Wil Hin
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Baspergy Fricis Joseph
Stephen
Wiilate
Igns
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Dakota State
Pauls
South Waka
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Bloux Falls
Blix Lly
Bloux Valley
Kiler
Towa
Omaha
Hallo Poppin
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Wien
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Lala
Tuckson
Thebama and Vicksburg
Mercia
Castellon de Laplana
Nimi
Chiriya Ber
Sinetanatt
Clewelina
Columbus
Milwaukee
Detroit
Minneaporte
Rapids
Rockford Poor
I Ray & Tay
Buurlington
Columbia
Detroit Vertebteeootl
Hatteries Retiger
Dunew
Buckley
Wadsworth and Trost
Milwaukee Row
Talleries
Pappalaly
Batten
Bpeer
Cross and
Spies
Veonel
Rohr
Wortern
Quincy
Underwood and Tracy
van and Wolverton
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapid
Pennie Taut
Bolsier
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