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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
3
A Madison Herald weekly edition provides brief community updates and notices. The readable text mentions the Madison publication and local readership, indicating routine distribution and local media activity.
Fragmented OCR text references US soldiers killed and wounded in actions against rebels in the Philippines, a proclamation by a local official urging citizens to observe Flag Day, and scattered notes on wartime service and civic duties. Names and places are unclear due to garbled wording.
A chaotic scrawl reports a major swindle involving a large pile of goods and money. The note references political figures and dubious actions linked to Turkey and a former congressman, with unclear names and dates, signaling a sensational but unreadable readership fragment.
A damaged fragment describes a deadly collision involving a ship or vehicle and multiple aboard individuals. The report notes deaths and injuries with unclear phrases, mentioning neighbors and a house, and references to a local area line or street scene and a delay in rescue.
Fragmentary 19th century notice shows FRANK J. CHENEY declaring the partnership Crowes & Co. dissolved and promising payment of one hundred dollars for uncurable catarrh, with a notary seal and remarks on patent medicines and advertising.
Two Japanese officials headed for California to study the peace question as part of a broader tour. Hattoro, a former Parke representative and Princeton alumnus, plans to meet President Wilson in Washington before returning to pay. Johara, seventy two, led the Japanese Peace Society and hopes the trip will foster better understanding between nations amidst cautious local interest.
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