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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 19, 1787
Page
8
Pants ie an TPS ma Cop tae run to Pad s tae
Fragmentary note reports a police action involving a person named Pants and a TPS vehicle. The readable text is unclear on location, date, or outcome, showing brief references to Pad and two to four poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profector
Aimea
Sheustas
NM T. Flerry
Norwich
Fargeon
Korwk
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I could not determine a coherent news item from the provided fragment. The readable text is insufficient to identify people, places, or events for a proper card.
Fragmentary Local Notice From 19th Century Port Records
A damaged OCR fragment describes a local notice or public event with scattered names and places. The text mentions a May date, a venue, and various obscure terms that hint at a sale or licensing matter. Readable entities are minimal and specifics are uncertain due to the text quality.
Fragmentary OCR Local Note Surfaces Readable Phrases
A damaged OCR item shows scattered words and names such as Gas and royal terms. The readable fragments hint at a local notice or short notice but lack coherent context or complete facts.
Fragmented OCR text offers disjoint historical narrative
The readable portions describe a confused scene with named individuals and places, referencing Morgans, Geese ives, and Mrs Morea among scattered details. The passage mentions a Mrs Morita and a deputy, with references to a jail, beds, and a suspect or prisoner. The overall content is garbled and lacks a coherent event.
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Morgan
Geese Ives
Mare
Remrd
Morita
Fee
Art Rafter
Tag Prioner
Lee and Nese In Pha Ut Be Hong Adh Clash
Lees and Nese meet in a local dispute over a disputed property claim in Pha Ut Be Hong. Officials from the reform committee registered the case and scheduled a hearing for next month.
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