Storms and wrecks near Charleston recall perilous voyage
The schooner Mabel from Charleston arrives with Captain Tonnyfor and eight crew saved after fierce seas ripped the ship, flooding cabins, tearing sails, and washing decks. Captain Thompson writes a note from the flooded cabin and is rescued by the schooner Roviston. Reports also mention the schooner Anna L Mulford and other craft rescued after the storm.
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Mabel
Charleston
Thompson
Taunton
Mass
Steve Beard
Piper
Celal
Anna L. Mulford
Tilton
Chariston
Aiea Bost
Duid Ro Eddy
Clara Perkins
New York
Savarnnah
Eddy
Pri
Valo Murda Pwro
Prince Murat and Miss Cadwell Courtship at Jockey Club
The fragmented report describes Murat seeking favorable terms in a betrothal with Miss Cadwell amid European politics and family cautions. She contemplates a 50,000 franc annual allowance for her husband and cigarettes and Paris negotiations are hinted. The union aims to avoid a costly, high-profile alliance while observers note the prince’s spendthrift image and the couple’s wary plans.
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Panta
Prisce ‘Murat
Callél
Bar 'Patul
Marat
Imagnel
Aries
Lamnot
Waa
Mada
Bagearat Ag
Gwenfolly
Tia
Sue
France
Paris
Prines Murat
Murat
Joachuin
Pateswened
Tees
Kaia
Joseyim
Tencherey
James
Culine I
Gentle Women and Their Notable Accomplishments
A scattered survey lists women from various scenes including Mrs Langtry and Mme Schumann. It notes Miss Ying, newly appointed Chinese minister to the United States, and Mary Nash Agnew of the New York board of education, among others, with brief remarks on personal traits and achievements.
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Frineca Iudgeon Burnetts
Langtry
Eagligh
Mme
Cira Schumann
Lume Terry Coche
Sarah Orfe Jowett
Bownelaad
Humphrey Ward
Olive Schreiner
Deland
Mary Nash Agnew
New York Board of Education
Pauline Hall
Mary Garrett
Garrett
Giulia Valda
Abbey
Hola
Florida
Minnie Gilpere
Gurdelia Heyers
Newville
Gumberisud County
Pia
Joan Quincy Adams
Thoresa Medten
Hayreuth Perfornuners
Garten Sylva
Dimbovitzs
Eadf
Rous
Fragmented Dialogue Spans Train Car Scene in New York
A garbled transcript depicts a conductor and a woman in a train car exchange about reporting an incident. The fragment hints at a domestic relation and a remark about a divorced wife causing tension as the earth moves metaphorically. The text ends with an allusion to New York.
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D Pi Behger
Tanager
New York
Unclear dialogue as four orphans appear in kitchen scene
A fragmentary exchange shows Mr Rieker and Mrs Haslly discussing soup with an aside about four orphaned kittens in a collar. The text is garbled with several names and phrases that hint at a domestic scene but lack coherence or full context.
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la Fotine Remn
A. Rieker
Mra Haslly
Mr Rieker
Kieker
Ashly
Lowell Dailitzon
United States Mexico trade and tariff interview notes
An interview discusses Mexican import taxes and a proposed tariff shift affecting fresh meats and livestock. The U S minister to Mexico notes potential revenue impact, railroad consequences, and hopes for reciprocal trade relations with the United States. Mexico seeks agricultural implements and goods in exchange for better ties.
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Wasnincroy Crky
Thomby Riven
United States
Max Jeanna
Mexico
Mostco
Mexio
Ataeiy
C United -Tates
Land Claim Reversed as Myers Seeks Title in Case
General Land Commissioner Groff rules Mrs. Myers labored under sickness and poverty while living on forty acres, digging a well and building a small house. He reverses local awards and sustains Anderson’s entry, confirming Myers’ title was not fully in continuous residence.
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Wasuscatox City
General Land
Seor Groff
Cas
Soren Ogatash
Groff
Anderson
Myers
Pan Americans Visit St Louis Visit Highlights and Exits
Pan American congress delegates toured St Louis with a morning fire department exhibition, levee drive, factory tours including St Louis Stamping and Doster Weyl cracker works, and a concert at St Mary's academy. The day ended with a dinner at Marquette club before their return to Kansas City. A Chattanooga report notes a land and iron deal with the East Tennessee firm, organized by New York financier Cinon A. Fine, funded by a New England syndicate, with Prohibitionists among stockholders.
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St. Mary's School
St. Lovuis
Pan-American Congress
St. Louisi
St Louis Stamping Company
Doster-Weyl
Manual Training
Hamilton
BaLtTmonte
Chattanooga
East Chattanaia
Rand Company
New England
East Liennesee
Twa
Gen. Cinon A. Fine
New York
Fragmented OCR summary of early 20th century notices
OCR readable fragments mention prohibition of abuse toward children and notes on health threats. References to a Boston Budget and a grand fete for America and Carsica aim to celebrate discoveries and international relations. The text is chaotic with broken names and dates, lacking coherent events.
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Simall
Pasenter
Abbreviated Telegrams Chronicle Mixed Disasters and Appointments
A garbled collection of telegraphs notes numerous events and notices. It mentions Queen Victoria planning a season of pay lament in person, Philadelphia postmaster appointment for Mr Pound Field, a fire in Akron causing \$250000 in damage, racehorse news involving A J Cassatt, and a Illinois supreme court writ regarding Woodruff. Also reports currency cases, a Cherokee cattle loss, a building fire in Kansas City, a murder suspect in Paducah, and various international updates from Mexico Guatemala and Europe.
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Pound Field
Philadelphia
Akron
A. J. Cassatt
New York
Cook County
Mark L. Crawford
Ilinois Supreme Court
Debigds
Woodruff
Ehameion
Cronin Cna
People’s National Lanate Ko
Lee Stuck Association
Fertol Zor
Kansas City
Burcel
Padlon Spas
Tosett
Milhionaty
Conaro
Tsata
Zurilds
J. Pullin
Anson Gillett
Taliag
Jdanns Upic
Glen Vark
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