Not Quite Clear: A Fragment of a Crime Scene Narrative
Fragmentary OCR describes a dramatic scene involving a woman and a man named Nagle, a Brady figure, and alleged confrontation over a boat voyage. The text hints at coercion, fear, and a possible homicide or arrest, but many details are garbled and uncertain.
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Naling
Caine
Nagle
Adele
Brady
Drasoniee
Peter
Baiehry
Pane
Cart Brady
Gsath
Rande
Ur Paremuur
Sethe
Murder pair tied to Brady death on Island B
Jefferson County case unfolds as William Nagel and Josephine Collett face charges for the May 9 1905 death of Carl Brady on Island B near Muscatine. The two confessed to varying degrees with Collett described as more reckless, Brady’s body found after digging near a cabin boat, and evidence including a mallet and a long knife recovered.
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Jé ¥Ernon
Crite
Nagel
Rock Island
Anid
Hiry
Carl Brady
Jilinofe
Musatine
James McElravy
Muscatine
Reynolds
Negel
Bieri Reynolds
W. G. Helder
Brady
Bearder
Jay
Baince
Tad Groum
Capin
Nagel Sinks
Josephine
Collett
Island B
Brady Boathouse
James Lewis
Hogieland
Lewis
Cincinnati
Jim
Nock Island
Coenty
Maysterious
Cage
Other McEiray
McKinavy
Rock Jalan
Bessie Franklin
Cecile
Fort Madison
Lawrences
Tells Where He Stands On Leading Questions Of The Hour
Frank G. Allen spoke Tuesday night in Rock Island’s Third ward, urging voters to hear his positions on trusts tariffs rail regulation and currency. He defended labor ties and accused Searle of coercion while praising party loyalty and advocating primaries and minority protection in polls.
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Negel
Jefferson County
Rock ‘Island
Frank G. Allen
Rock Island
Allen
Rock Isl
Turner Hall
Rock Island County
Third Ward
Plow Trust
Moline Plow Co
Mississippi Valley
West
Clarses
Ings
Moline
Congress
Labor Union
Tri-City
Searle
Allen Ward Club
Bryan
Government of
Republican Party
Fourteenth District
Bearle
Mudh
Clegal
Mar. Aree
Abd
Deafter-Bapitad
Ai Dat la Svetore
Uae
Beni
Bove
Beaxle
Hock Taland
Cany
Threshing of Wheat Nearing Completion in Illinois
Crop bulletin for Illinois week ended August 7 notes cool early week and warm finish with heavy rain in north and center. Corn tasseling in north central and ear development in south. some flooding damage in low lands. Oats threshing good. wheat nearly complete with expected fair yield. Rye and barley yield well. pastures improved after rains. clover promising. early potatoes poor but late crop expected. melons ripening in south. grapes look good though apples will be short.
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Lilinois
Golden wedding celebration honors Ephraim and wife Dewhirst
A large gathering marked the 60th anniversary of Ephraim Hannah Dewhirst and his wife on August 6 1905 at Cable. Born of their union were nine children with eight living, twenty grandchildren present, and a farewell repast held in the evening amid flowers and hospitality.
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Cable
Rousé ¢ Grear
Ephraim Hannah Dewhirst
Edward
F. Grear
Sherrard
G W. Grear
A. L. Grear
Annie M Henderson
Elnara Whitbeck
Minerva E. Forber
Mo Hne
W. Marshall Grear
Charles H. Grear
R. M. Stevenson
Jackson
Sid
Hebblen
Bodeen
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Yrati
Huur
Eee
Ieee
Sain Sete
Fort’ Madison
Confessor Nagel
Josephine Collett
William Nagle
Tevan d. Ew
Shon
Geneva
Flelnoss
Enbeazler BoWai
Seatie
Ephraim Grear
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