Local officials and firms listed in Newark area notes
Fragmented OCR lists names of clerks, superintendents, and business figures in Newark area, with scattered titles and departments. The readable items include references to clerks Fulice Jucee Mardhal ras Dtrest and Freaatier Supt, Fire f Supt, Cem ot, and names like Menger, Prenus, Piekena, Broo, Kennied, Garret, McFarland, Saeed, and Dalwn among scattered municipal and business mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulice Jucee Mardhal Ras
Freaatier
AL. Seite
Babindiey
M. Newzark
OT. H. Menger
G. TK. Prenus -D
D. Piekena
Paul H. Broo
LW. P. Kennied
G. J. Garret
McFarland
Saeed
Dalwn
Solemn Masses Held in Two Churches for Pope Conclave News
Varied scenes report a somber Requiem Mass in two churches honoring the pope as preparations for the conclave move forward. The article notes a solemn service and the gathering of faithful amid the ongoing process.
Returned to his home in Maine after disappearance
The missing man, Welleton Wason of Sauber County, Maine, was found alive at home in Kelle after writing a farewell note and planning to travel the Kaw River. He appeared malnourished and exhausted but alive, with no clear memory of events since leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welleton
Hey Et Sauber
Kelle Maine
Kaw
Iis Childre
Fellina
Emery
Deins I
Fire in Amilarko Territory Destroys Block 37 on Broadway
Fire in Amilarko CT caused $2,000 loss and destroyed all buildings on the south side of block 37 facing Broadway. Originated in A Mathew post office building. Heavy losses include Hrooke & Co furniture and building 44,300 Divers & Taylor paints 210,000 Inguaries 800 Whitlock & Sons building 63,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amilarko
Broadway
A. Mathew
Hrooke & Co. Furniture
Divers & Taylor, Paints
Whitlock & Sons
Awful force devastates Davenport as dynamite explodes
July 24 1899 Davenport Iowa report of a cartridge factory blast. Governor Curumpins condemns reformers and warns of threats to property. The blast causes five lives lost, houses shattered in many directions, shock felt forty miles away. Authorities vow action in wake of the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
A.B. Curumpins
Ilinois
Iowa
Hay
Reney
Confused Text Describes a Tragic Event And Recovered Bodies
A chaotic report fragment details a deadly incident with multiple victims. Names such as Sullivan and McDermott appear among mourners and witnesses. Rescue workers recover bodies, lay them out, and identify the victims amid damaged infrastructure and the lingering search for the missing.
Mystery Snake Attack Report From Local Farm
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a snake bite incident on a farm with injured person described as in distress. The text mentions life impact and a patient named Davidson and references to local places and people, though details are unclear due to garbled wording.
Untidy OCR Note on Pensions and Agencies
Fragmentary text discusses pensions and an agency payment mix up. Mentions people, dates, and places in garbled form, with unclear actions or outcomes. No clear event or figures can be determined from the readable fragments.
Funds for Soldiers Aid Committee Appoints Topeka Leaders
Topeka figures Mrs. Eins oria and 1. Bos form a committee to distribute funds allocated for soldiers relief. The group will handle delivery to identified districts and ensure proper use of the money for needy service members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berbard Ketes
Topeka
Einsoria
Bos
Kip Hood
Unclear OCR fragment on raids and political note
Fragmentary report discusses seizures in several counties, unnamed groups pursuing suspects, and mentions a Cunard government deal expected this week. Includes a Kansas City preacher killed his wife last night by revolver, and a reply by Gerald Balfour to John Redmond in the Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Redmond
House of Commons
Gerald Balfour
Board of Trade
Cunard Steamship Company
H. D. Hilson
Kansas City
United States Leads Exports in Latest Fiscal Year
The Department of Commerce and Labor Bureau of Statistics presents a comparison showing the United States had the largest export business in the just-ended fiscal year. It notes exports exceeded most prior years, with domestic products as a key element, while highlighting major foreign markets and the balance of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Ulyoy
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Statistics
Estes Bssu
Delayed a Month in Key Senate Contempt Trial
A garbled account hints at a delayed month in a Senate contempt case. Mentions Farris, Dade, Verwes, and a probe involving side U Lamar and Tartan units. Readers should note uncertain OCR text and seek clearer records for precise names, dates, and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taumons
Lamar
Rain in Kansas Solves Semi Arid Crop Problem
A Sherman County farmer claims a new method lets many crops grow with less ground moisture in semi arid western Kansas. He conducted experiments showing crops can take up moisture and recover, enabling broad cultivation as rain returns. Independence Manhattan and nearby towns report heavy rain after weeks of dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Weisel Im
Tie
Manhattan
Kan
Good Rains Visit Nebraska Weather Summary
Good rains fell across Nebraska areas most in need last night and this morning, bringing relief to farms and crops. The showers touched Lincoln and surrounding regions, improving soil moisture and aiding growth prospects after a dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Compromise Verdict in Railroad Wreck Endorsed
Hutchinson Kansas July 2 coroner jury in Santa Fe Missouri Pacific wreck examination failed to agree but issued a compromise verdict naming Engineer Forrest er of the Santa Fe and Engineer Carroll of the Missouri Pacific responsible for the crash. Both were deemed to have not used proper care at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson, Kan
Santa Fe-Missouri Pacific
Forrester
Santa Fe
Engineer Carroll
Missouri Pacific
Businessmen Debate Insurance Rates At Meeting
A late nineteenth century style report notes businessmen discussed arbitrary insurance rate hikes. The article lists attendees from several firms and mentions a follow up session scheduled in two weeks to decide on further actions and potential refunds or adjustments.
Insane Farmer Grave Long Chase Near West Time
A fragment describes a chaotic scene involving a farmer, a chase, and a group moving through West, with scattered names and garbled phrases. It references Mr Sullivan, a brother-in-law Timer, and an event around a Saturday bust, hinting at a Western Mentiss setting and a mysterious riding sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereuinads Reli
Huly Pauliiven
Chieagy
Timer
Umahet
Peewen
Mr. Sullivan
Hungarian Diet Sees Sensation Over Bustling Episode
A distorted report describes a dramatic moment in the Hungarian Diet as a key figure faced a push to resign amid a bargaining clash. The piece hints at political intrigue, denials, and shifting alliances without clear details or names.
Could Not Agree on Verdict On Fauntaner Jury Deliberations
Fragmented OCR notes describe jurors failing to reach a verdict in the Henry A Fauntner case amid complex Anglophone names and references. Reports mention subpoenas, grand jury matters, and ongoing state affairs, with numerous garbled entities and dates. The text references legal proceedings, state boards, and upcoming dates, indicating a turbulent trial phase.
Telegraphic Breveties Registering Local Bank Construction
Two new bank buildings are under construction at Logan Kansas and the town faces other war news. Colorado's governor denies intent to settle suits with Kansas over the Arkansas river water diversion. Topeka flood sufferers appeal to the relief committee to account for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kansas
Colorado
Arkansas River
Topeka
Flood Relief Committee
Fragmentary legal names and offices listed in county records
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous official titles and surnames such as judge, attorney, treasurer, coroner, surveyor, and deputy across multiple counties and towns. It references various roles like county treasurer and sheriff, with stray place names and initials, but no coherent event or action is identifiable. The text appears as a jumbled roster rather than a narrative.
Markets by Wire Brief Reading
Fragmentary market notes mention Rees and Rapatsity with cryptic lines about tiger sheers and theft. The text references plea tags and unclear figures tied to Fen, Nay pits, and a person described as she. No coherent event or names emerge to form a full report.
Wheat and grain prices and receipts report
Wheat receipts of 160 cars reported. Chicago market notes show July wheat at 78 percent, July futures at 79, with other months: Sept 79, Dec 79, May 704. Corn futures: Sept 524, Dec 52, May 32. Oats July 423, Sept 324, Dec 344 to 345, May 364. Pork July 213.65, Sept 213.95. Lard July 7.874, Sept 7. a67, Dec 7.82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frat dye Johanne ht and the Unget spell end
Jefferson City Mo July 29 Grand jury orders issued for district superintendents of Postal and Western Union Telegraphs. They are summoned to produce telegrams believed connected to a bribery scheme. Sheds in no war context with the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Atrokes Knox
Jeferson City
Suty
Postal
Western Union Telegraph Companies
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City Directory
Business Directoicy
Eres
COW Ptewaig
RPE
Edee
J. H. Gillham
Especiniyi Carne
J.C. Tomrsux
C. M. Tuomison
Cetieral
muRstatlut
Vna Boks
Alee RS. Boyd
J.N. Nicholson
Lawrence Rug Factory
Gibbons
Uwe Eternal Ely
Hans Neue
Andro Gibbens
Aiuys Tewteser
Ganip Lad
Sumner County
Wendy
Doal
Martie Mintey Wits
India
Baetery
Baetery Abreg Dietarer Tom Pott
Uae
Ebaiadts
Witham
Riverside
Willam
Fued
Cheyenne ‘County
Aeeerbinie
Bert Dow
Rome
Sateen AG Chyvesie
Thor Perrys
Indian Territory
Davidson
Digitadson
TUNEY
Vissquri
Walt
van Uprhu
Funds For Soldiers
UG. A. R
Uiit
Pope
Hlat Stiis
Karsis
Nuaethi
Wyandette
Shawnery
Cunard
Senate
Farris
Guts
Pegiaesbod
Liadie Wibedetti
Lane
Espwrsedt
Nestier
Mewunith
Gearnift
Chae
Watheimi
Baineas
Nowinik
Thteketh
Insane Farmer Grave Long
Ahith Posse
Boby
Serenth
Henry
Fauntaner
Pers
Die Siburdyin Fravchise
Moodie
Letepesay
Drrnied Fossedley
Canada
Tedehee Fers Normal Institute
Madedyre
Tus
Manher
Wautiacis Ees
Adele Sety
Capital
Wm. T. Sinclair
Ripves
Weipsaseont
Agency
Fevabie Avarzees of
Tile
Diaretot Toure
Sheri
Chere
Crafty Treas
Dewta
Chei
Coa Soyart
Adame Hormar
Uleraarcd Jr
A. Teowy
Bowersnc
Orrin
Vresident
A Brooaa
Cmarter
A & Benson
E'S
Wallins
Stuf Rees
We Ara
Rapatsity
Tay
Tiger Sheers
Timothy
Braigiv
Buner
Dayry
Alfred Whitman
Gareyee Senate
Money Lea Insurance Daniel
Hugh Blair
Come
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Ina
Seid Building
Lawdence Waws
Woman Releas
Denmark
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