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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1901
Page
1
D. T. A. Murphy H. C. Seifert Otto Albrecht and H. H. Antress appear as individuals connected to a dated public notice or event in the archival fragment. The text lists these persons in a sequence, suggesting involvement or acknowledgment in a period document. Further context from surrounding columns would clarify roles or actions related to these names.
A New York City landlord sues to restrain the New York and Brooklyn Bridge company after tenants report a rain of horseshoes falling from the bridge over his South street premises. Residents describe damage and fear as objects struck the roof and then the street below.
Henry Wagner of 1431 North Salina Street Syracuse woke to a dangerous confrontation with a large rat in his kitchen. The creature attacked, biting him multiple times before he finally killed it with a bed slat after a lengthy struggle. The event followed a child’s earlier distress blamed on a rat sighting.
A Washington worker named George displayed prosperity in a new suit when he brought a kitten to the White House. The events drew social interest as the official white house cat gave birth to twelve kittens, sparking a rush for the litter and high bids. The piece notes George’s rising status and hints at treasure digging values.
A jumbled OCR sample shows scattered items including a mention of a gold coin find, local reactions, poetry and letters, early 20th century ads for tonics and travel, and a drowning death in Newbern North Carolina. Names and places appear inconsistently, with fragmented sentences and varied topics.
Mrs L Pease of Lawrence Kansas had fatal illness with kidney and liver trouble and nervous prostration. After taking three bottles of Electric Bitters she could walk again in three months and felt renewed. Women with headaches backaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting or dizziness may find relief. 60 cents at Clendenin's drug store.
Stockholders at the Waldorf Astoria Friday approved a plan to reorganize the Seventh National Bank after it closed its doors. The plan calls for a 100 percent assessment on holdings and the preparation of a detailed statement outlining proposed changes for stockholder approval.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe multiple unclear events with references to banon and firearms but lack coherent details or identifiable persons or dates.
Sealed bids for painting the S. Moline public library building according to specifications will be received to July 1 1901. The committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids. O O F Anderson chairman Executive Committee Read the want column.
Fragmentary notice cites Gonova and meio nary cakes with claimed cures for disphargses and inflammations. Mentions injections and packages with prices and a contact in Dubuque. Contains dubious medical language and illegible formatting.
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