15 Jun 1904
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1904
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes reference historical figures, places, and events with scattered names such as Keron, Reyes, Maier, and Meigs. The garbled text mentions seats, planets, and a convention, with partial phrases about a banner, a harbor, and a Monday scene.
Fragmentary OCR text shows court proceedings and personal testimony alongside livestock and commodity reports. Names like Levy and Odeil appear with mentions of death, trial, and potential testimony. Market data from New York and Cincinnati includes prices for wheat, corn, oats, cattle, hogs, and lambs, with steady or varying quotes across regions.
The report notes broom corn planted at Marly Planted ready for harvest near Guslivation in the Oklahoma crop. Despite a late onset and rough season, farmers express willingness to proceed with planting and cultivation as conditions improve.
The text appears as a garbled paste of various items including political resolutions, aldermanic actions, a fatal cave-in, deportation news from Cripple Creek, strike updates, and a disputed promissory note involving Vincent Kerens and Pat Sheedy. It mentions Aldermen Bing and others, a public reading interrupted by laughter, a fatal gas incident in Mechanicstown, and international legal note disputes in Ostend.
Atlanta on June 15 reports Sentry William C. Wells and two deserters Olle B. Trittie and James A. Southall of the 15th United States regiment stationed at Port McPherson are missing. Authorities note possible foul play or murder but details are unclear in the damaged dispatch.
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