Marvels of a Flying Machine Promising New York Bridge Plans
A long fragmented article describes a proposed New York bridge, its planned route from Broadway to Union Depot, and conne ctions. It notes a speculative project by Gabor and UAW Adust Cuyginenring and references a revolutionary airship concept with gas engine power, aiming for speeds around 200 miles per hour and a vertical takeoff. The text mixes OCR garble with details on engineers, routes, and the era’s transport ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Courh
State of
New York
Uw Ib
State of New York
Supreme Cow
Dudiniman
Bhu Coutracy
New Jory Urillke Company
Hudson River
New Torrey
Union Depot
Tig
Saventioth
Syventysfleet
Broadway
Qoint
Letseen
Winonster Vinduek
Aimilea
Gabor
Frank
Roxy Howe
Powuligton
Gilsnewi
Mowit Carine Avital Navigation Company
Mt. Ciamel
St Banis
Chicago
Niles
Joliey
St. Louie
Alihofavat
Clapmix
Kijion Ole
Tennington
Hig
Sim
Taye
Ifert
Epidemic and fires reported in distant regions and deaths
Reports describe an epidemic at Nilwaukue and outbreaks near Valparnisy with multiple diagnoses. Mentioned are a tenck near Porters lad, Mesniah in Mexico, and Burlay's Supricu Ouareap drinking heavily. Obituaries note E. H. Bioonean of Milwaukee at 81 and Whittier’s anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilwaukue
Valparnisy
Indiana
Mexico
Supricu Ouareap
Burlay
Uising
Antige
Gunrkal
A. H
Tia
United States
Amay
New Haven
Conn
E. H. Bioonean
Sutronat Liink
Milwaukee
Whittier
Danvers
Parsipent Faro
Harvard
William Shaw
Pittsburgh
Sudan
Uhinas Gul
Ivin
Bad Landa
Sitting Bull
Dyin
Gren County
Teta Challax
Galicia
Knox County
Diel
Oneida
Daly's Niet
South Dakota
Heyy Tossus
Clearfield County Bank
Clear
Redd
Real Gtace
Unclear historic report on international affairs and incidents
Fragmented OCR text recounts events in Europe and the Americas, mentioning Rio, Antwerp, and Buenos Aires, with references to expulsions, a New York gold shipment, and political tensions. The piece includes garbled names and dates, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Fires Bring Casualties and Explosions Across Towns
A jumble of reports details fires and deadly incidents across multiple locations. An explosion near Youngstown kills two. a Detroit blaze injures and forces evacuations. a burning roof in another city endangers a family. A student at a village school suffers a fatal accident while a fire spreads from a stove near the wind. The scattered events imply widespread danger and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydre
Mas
Orr Wtyn
Avetlan
Youngetown
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Rowoke
Slu
Chicago
la Cros
Jobin Watferly
Mongtayarn
Silent
de Wourt
Duke Charles
Rosendale
Vernni
Rey
Wielad
Iite Lesket
Crime report from multiple cities and suspects
A garbled crime summary mentions Byram Weir of Afiwaukee and an alleged murder of his brother in Chicago, with a constable pursuing him. References include Ashland and Louisville Nashville railroad crimes, a 16 year old involved in Chicago, and a Rev James Gamren from Columbus fined for a domestic abuse case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byram Weir
Afiwaukee
Tovar
Ronmar Baer
Chicago
Concago
Ashland
Bainve Seiradar
Gaurere
Liv
Anderson
Chenivelery
Citivan
Bramesboro
Iowa
Louisville
Nashville Railroad
Janis Gamren
Columbus
Annie Flantaun
Treasury buys bonds and tentative Capitol votes noted
Treasury department purchases 3 105 200 dollars in event bonds. A House vote defeated a Senate resolution to move General Grant remains to Arlington. Bills consider a New York Bay tunnel, irrigation feasibility in Dakota, and funding to obtain Koch remedy formula from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
House
Senate
Gensery Grant
New York
National Cemetery
Arlington
Bay of New York
Nidgetown
New Virecnl
St. Paul
Storm Around Pittsburg Paralyzes City and Transport
A violent snowstorm cripples Pittsburg area on December 17 causing widespread damage. Oil and stock exchanges halt operations, streetcar lines suspend service, and electrical systems fail leaving outlying districts isolated. Horses killed and drivers knocked unconscious as a streetcar burns with frightened passengers.
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Horgie
Perrssens
Teirg Jalince Tle
Iis
Truce
Failranda
Oil and Stock Exchanges
Millinna Oe Tong
Balford
Blane
Laural Ride
Virginia
Ohio
Wil
London’s Sylvan Stream and Richmond River outlook
A sprawling antiquarian meditation on the Thames from Fulham to Richmond, praising the river’s beauty and sylvan banks. It traces the river’s transformation from commercial artery to genteel promenade, noting landmarks, estates, parks, and the charm of Richmond and Twickenham, with reflections on Walpole era villas and local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulham
Richmond
Memory’s Leaves and The Farm and House Holl
Fragmented verse recalls memory and friendship across seasons and death. It laments aging, lost loved ones, and the enduring ache of parting, promising the living will keep old bonds alive through songs and garlands. It frames mortality against enduring memories.
Farm notes on cows crops and barn care from a dusty page
Readable fragments cover manure spread on barns cattle housing and winter milking. Advice contrasts hardy cows kept warm with modern barns versus past harsher methods, notes on wool sales and profits, plus brief mentions of cornstarch cake and potato disease across Europe.
Great Russian Rail Link Aims To Shield Europe
An immense Russian transcontinental railroad across Siberia to the Pacific is argued as a military necessity to protect Europe from eastern dangers. Proponents cite potential Chinese expansion and historic fears, while critics warn of the colossal cost given Russia’s fragile finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Sileria
Pacific Ocean
China
Europe
Genghis Khan
Found Dean in Bis Yard Feared Death Mystery
A man named Louis Heiberg was found dead in his backyard near Bay Wit on December 20. His age is about 80, and he had reportedly attempted to commit suicide several times in the past, but was detected to prevent it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew
Tsleworth
Richmond
London
Pwickenham
Frannie Bowen
Godly
Horace Walpole
Lady Howe
Macuoly
Queeny
Wolstly
Pepe
van Troup
Williver Steack
Bank of
Sorrel
Strawberry Hill
Castle of
Otranto
Walpals
Waldegrave
Waleuye
Branam
Abraham
Walpole
Lamichere
Touth
Wat Pave Ib
Pune
Orleans
Teickenham
Louis
Philippe Tought
Twicken
Hun
Biehasond
Lovid Hedherd
Unas Bay
Wit
Jesse Fast
Louis Heiberg
From
Clothes Inc
Ile
Tris
Undefine Wheels: Railroad Worker Killed in Accident
A St Paul railroad worker died at 2 pm while attempting to couple two box cars in motion. He slipped under the wheels and was fatally mangled. The man, about 23, lived with his parents in the city and had been employed on the railroad for a period of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speci
Ik Brakennin
St. Paul
Parniili Aggressive Denials Delay Ireland Visit
The report details Parnili shifting blame and denying an election or legal problems. Lae Tuitlom claims Mecirthy ap Tyaneating Ke sauel and asserts strong stance against any voice or drive to Ireland. McGartin portrayed as a weak leader lacking resolve in the surrounding controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Pelprutackson Returns in Turbulent Lead Up
Fragmented report notes Pelprutackson return amid turmoil aboard the stanship Atari post. It mentions Cinbon Dew and nine consilensle damage during a head wound burst near Uvnyiag in Hawk. Several Jersgnd were droseurel. government leadership spans four years amid unclear allegiances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Lee
Peter Slack
Anstey Taluy
Stanship Ataripost
Freiiik
Uvnyiag
Fragmentary notice on doctors and trials reported locally
An OCR fragment notes a report involving Dr. Parnell and colleagues, with references to a trial or hearing at a town or county seat. It mentions reputations, a doctor, and a date in a late nineteenth century style, but many words are garbled.
Movin Pasha Recalled Over Disregard for Orders
Movin Pasha recalled by higher authority for disobeying orders causing disruption in operations. Officials cited failure to follow directives and resulting delays across duties and plans. The action reflects tightening oversight in military or administrative command, with further details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirennuin
Movin Pasha
Probate of McMickur University Beneficiary Trust
Matthew Dhoiyus estate submits to probate with a plan for a disbursement of 81,150,000 to the city of Mhiginathi for the benefit of McMickur university. The note references concerns about fairness and potential issues in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almew Thorne
Matthew Dhoiyus
Odiy
Meives Des Cuvee Estate
Mhiginathi
Srteh
McMickur University
Lhuniis
Awkward Text Summary of College and Airline Notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a college chapel and foundation in Wisconsin, a Dec 2 trip to Piisowbvitta, and a Newark air trip. Names and places are garbled, with uncertain dates and roles. Overall the fragment describes educational foundation activity and an airline company executive action in New York.
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College
Wandin
Isrove
Wis
Gondrast
New College Tiel
B. Lenidask
Miwaukye
Liudin
Wakiwatona
Newark
Deninan
Ibe Holler Company
Enbaekeesee
Tiene
Frink
Delicate vote case tied to constitutional amendments
The article discusses a pending constitutional amendment and a Supreme Court opinion on voting majorities. It notes attorney general input and possible future test cases. Also mentions Uncle Miron Yateman's death at 50 in Black River Falls. An advertisement-like passage touts a medical almanac and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piveettiner
Merriam
Ainthy
Genetill
Genetill That Athler Thy Si Prene Court
Eyraud condemned to die in French murder trial
The trial concluded with Eyraud convicted and sentenced to death. Mile Bompard was found guilty but given a prison term of twenty years with hard labor. The prosecutor attacked hypnotism theories and rejected the Nancy school claims, while noting Mile Bompard’s age and circumstances as potential extenuating factors.
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Marsh
Pakta
Nancy Schoo
Mile Bompard
Gene Iil
Eyrand
Guratrile Bompird
Burd Tihor
Will of Howard H. Brodhead Reveals 1 Million Estate Plan
Milwaukee December 20 Early next week the will of Howard H. Brodhead the dead banker will be filed in the probate court. The document is said to dispose of an estate valued at 1,000,000 with executors Frank G. Bigelow and Miss Job Chafee. Miss Chafee the testator's nurse and companion will have the use of the Astor street residence and an annual income of 6000 with a $10000 legacy. Relatives of the testator and of Mrs Broadh ead are provided for and the children of John C Broadhead the testator’s nephew will receive the residuary estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Dic
Howard H.* Brodhead
Ipe
Frank G. Bigelow
First National Bank
Job Chafee
Chafee
Astor Street
Broadh Ead
John C. Broadhead
Webster County
Mae
Land grants restored to public domain after 90 days notice
The secretary withdraws the suspension on final adjustment of land grants for the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha and Wisconsin railroads. About 200000 acres in northern Wisconsin regain public domain status and after 90 days notice will be opened for entry under land laws. In a separate item Judge Baker overrules quashing the indictment in the Hennesy murder case involving Italians.
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Retary Noble
Wiacorein
Wannixarus
No- We
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolia & Omake Railroad Company
Wisconsin Railroad Company
Omaha Road
Wisconsin
Baker
Hennesy
Promising career of a daring Wisconsin politician ends in death
Bartley B. Scott, a famed northern Wisconsin politician and one time Ashland County treasurer, died in Hot Springs Arkansas after a four month illness. Once a rising Republican figure from Lake Geneva, he faced a brutal political era, mounting debts and a defaulter's disgrace that culminated in a rapid decline and death. The obituary notes his public service, bid for higher office, and the toll of political life on his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asmann
Wis
Bartley B. Scott
Hot Springs
Ark
St. Luke's Hospi
Chicago
Scott
Bart” Seolé
Wisconsin
Ashland
Lake Geneva
Iwu
Stort
Ad Scoth
Sogn
Hia
Uislowss
Tima
Ioard
Avery Mnan
Licket
Hedean
Wii
Sealt
Gulwa
Reeth
Madison
Senate
Sanki
Harrey
Ashland Wen
Ttime
Zenate
Aghland
Wasehork
Scoot
Bix
A.ull
Thomas Trifford
Hoard
New York
Jeaves
Windmills of Holland Stand Watchful Across the Land
The piece celebrates Dutch windmills as towering, two story structures with tapering upper stories and sails. It describes their dark red bodies and rotating caps, likening them to giants guarding the country. They cluster near factories, cottages, paddies, canals, rivers, dykes, and towns, integral to Holland alongside dykes and canals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Fashionable handkerchiefs and trimming trends of today
A vintage style notice compares the Maiden Fur of Olden Line with today’s Windkerchiefs. It praises crepe lisse pieces in varied colors, notes lace frills and monograms fading from popularity, and suggests the everyday Iswa white handkerchiefs with narrow borders remain stylish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iswa
Valenciennes
Millon
Ladies’ Dome Journal
Lion King and the Loafing Lions Tale in African Fable
A fragmented African fable recounts how Soge the Great Spirit declares a lion king but forbids harming his subjects. The lion grows hungry and eats his own children, prompting a gathering of animals to abandon the beast as a common foe. The tale ends with the crowd turning against the lion and vow to banish him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwul
Soitwandine
Jones
Hon
Ark
Jian
Poe
Family of Writers and Their Authors’ Children
The piece notes that children of writers often take to fiction naturally. It cites James Payne and son Tom Hood, Alexandre Dumas and son Alexandre Dumas fils, Miss Florence Marryat, and the offspring of Thackeray and Hawthorne as examples of literary talent passing to the next generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Payne
Thomas Hood
Tom Hood
Alexandre Dumarig
Alexandre Muxi
Florence Marryat
Rosuwater
Watt
Zanona
Thackeray
Hawthorne
Chinchin President Snow Warns of Chinch Bug Threat
Lawrence Kansas December 18 A histog ary by Prof Snow chancellor of the Kan s04 wtite university reveals existence of a disease fatal to the chinch bug. Farmers relief from crop destruction expected as infected lines spread the pest rapidly. Many farmers seek guidance and pest control measures as bugs die off.
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Snow
Hansas University
Lawrence
Kas
Koch Will Rerelve Money Brauts
A German government plan to pay Prof. Koch one billion marks and 500000 marks for the Koch lymph license is reported with a large share of profits expected from manufacturing the lymph. Meanwhile local notices report postmaster appointments and a bankruptcy with assets and liabilities noted in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brauts
Mae
Koch
Potatoes Depth Trials Reported by The Rural New Yorker
The Rural New Yorker outlines potato depth testing with results in bushels and inches. The study compares two, four, and six inch depths showing the four inch depth yielding the largest average over three years on the same land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Notorious Thief Captured In Doral and Related Crimes
Patrick Boon of Chicago aged 24 was bound over after being examined for stealing Alanson Broomer's horse and buggy in Doral Wisconsin. Peter Hilden was captured for goat theft from Avoca and Lone Tree merchants. Trainmen delegates visit Chicago to discuss new schedule rates with the railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Daun
Waterrows
Wis
Patrick Boon
Chicago
Atkinson
Alanson Broomer
Justice Staly
Doon
Emmet
Doneeotte
Peter Hilden
Avoca
Lonetk
Chcago
Brotherhood
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Company
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Marshfield Times
Newton
Portssans
Marshfield
Mavus Bey
Sopha F. Hare
Gesgral Notes
Borrign
Pepio
Rio di Dunevie
Harn
Southampton
Sporniow
Liem
Insumal Uw
Fron
Ling
Schboerland
Qedle
Rerne
Zacanta
Vila
Tava
Sta. Crier
Rilgether
Washington
Pittsburg
Thames
Bayard Taylor
Thanes
Nienmond
Iit
Tie Gaki
Nigut
Richaond
Theoye
Beni
Jo Jaye
Padaby
Qole
Amit Varner
Weonichaunty
Buham
Uuneath Patewey Bridge
Alwil
Saumerersund
Akdelft Benim
Mersiake
Bowneeu Terney
Mortlake the Great
Lindey
Wea
Oxford
Cambridgs
Tay
Mortlake
Righmond
Humes
Isleworth
Bachmend
Cron
Maxwell
Miss.e. Braddon
Edmond Kean
Thompson
Dean Swift
Kong
Theodore Hook
Richmond Hill
Surrey
Yorkshire
Arriet
Richmousl
Caesar
Japan
Singapore
Dagard Taylor
Bridge
Putney
Point de Patnay
Evan Coolidge
Waipaca
Wauraca
Dee
E. Coolidge
Joemory
Uae
Buching Tower
Collara
Olio Sehleter
New Mexico
Revonsitire Josket
Steina
Country Gentleman
Scotland
England
Germany
Dean
Bis Yard
Manos
Pelprutackson Returns
Rex Deo
Parnell
Jonigiusaraye
Dhhastown
Redmond
Atlachings
Jie
Ib Parnell
Emun Pashauo SE
Lon
Von
Mack River Falls
Black River
Miron Yateman
Yateman
Black River Falls
L&r
Moptellor
Mupteter Company
Pitaburct
Utoygtate
Eyuaul
Bartley Th. Scot
Europa
Ashland County
Newcastle
Powers Brothers
Shadeland
Clark & Bock
New Castle
St Vincent
Aunukereckles
Aly African Pablo
Benpures
A. J. Stoleng
Farmington
Jefferson County
Caswell
W.H. Brown
Salem
Canwel
Oma
Gneex Bar
John L. Sorensen
Bar
Geo D. Nau
Aesigase
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