Margaret Mather Dead After Stage Collapse in Charleston
Actress Margaret Mather died in Charleston West Virginia on April 4 after collapsing on stage during Cymbeline. Cause of death given as acute Wrights disease. Born 1862 in Detroit, she rose from vaudeville to stardom under managers for Elliott Hart and James H. Gilbert. Her marriages included Ami Ibercorn and Gustav Pabst later moved to Milwaukee. A cable telegram from Clara Barton’s American Red Cross connected to relief efforts was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Margaret Mather
Carrie
Wright
Margaret
John Finlayson
Jesus
Detroit
Hone
New York
Mathcer James HI
Mine Mather
Ami Lbercorn
Gustav Pabet
Milwaukee
Levi
Fragmentary OCR Narrative With Mixed Names and Events
The readable portions describe a confused scene with references to people, places, and actions. Names such as Martti, Cape, Louise, and Princess appear amid disjointed phrases implying a dramatic sequence or romance. The exact events and context are unclear due to garbled text.
Southern frost damages fruit and berry crops across Tennessee and Georgia
Reports from Tennessee, North Alabama and North Georgia indicate heavy frost damage to fruit and berry crops Tuesday and Wednesday night. Peach crops were blighted in many sections and early vegetables suffered widespread losses, with the total economic impact running into thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyi
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
North Mabaina
North Georgia
Fragments Hint at Local Hurling or Rugby Result
A garbled recap from St Johns Nova Scotia mentions players and a Wednesday night event. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate sports action with kicks, fields, and a team effort. Further readable entities are limited and no clear outcome is discernible.
Unclear OCR fragment reports multiple local events
Fragmentary text describes a raid on pool rooms by a police center. mentions women involved, legal actions, and a jury verdict. Also references cattle events, a judge’s minutes, and a peach crop inspection in Indiana with damaged wording and uncertain details.
Fragmented World News Glimpses From War and Disaster
The report sketches chaotic events including hospital destruction by fire, a ship collision in New York from Bremen, and a large incendiary attack in Tokio. It notes a Chicago envoy warned of a movement, swindling Australians, a freight train collision near Perm mood, and earthquakes altering daily life with tremors and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mody Khana Hospital
New York
Bremen
Tee
Tokio
Tapan
Terbert Go Nlebets
Chicago
Weaman
Pranetes
Bern Rylvainie Limited
Permmood
Parry
Unclear government talks and ministerial tensions reported
Fragmentary text describes Cabinet discussions and ministerial responses to demands. References to a foreign backlash, health statements, and potential wartime context suggest a tense political scene with limited readable specifics.
Fragmented OCR reads like a World War I era dispatch
The garbled text recounts naval battles and fleet movements with references to ships such as Vizcaya and Almirante Oquendo, mentions a cargo of passengers, and notes actions by captains and departments. It hints at a broader conflict theatre, with mentions of United States, Britain, and various battleships and coastal theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bine
Treutierboiee
Tadeesy
Bhp
Tartreeny Qethoenos
Davuon
Hebain
Indianaw
New York
Vizcaya
Almirante
Heda
Turbulent notes on global unrest and political shifts
A garbled OCR record reports on violence and political tension across regions. It mentions assassination hints, government officials, and debates over governors, legislatures, and college funding amid erratic dates and scattered place names.
Produce Market Notes from Philadelphia and Nearby Trade
Fragmented OCR summarizing Philadelphia produce markets with mixed terms on prices, stock items, and vendors. Mentions Pennsylvania, New York references, dairy and meat products, and various goods with unclear spellings and multiple place names.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wes
Maypole Smad
Dusne Street
Rede 9 Pearre
Aker Johnson
Count Square
Frederick, MD
Ernest.helfenstein
West
Patrick Street
Cassell & Waters
Court Street
Frederick
Masonic
Thurmont
Siete
Pongastll
Frederik
Atrawhorrion
Siadles
Cron
Gatley Picmtech Cireniche Teveme
Borgrder
Koches Agden
Deedee Rioks Venera Paes
Herston Qari
Rell
Fredirick
Trol
Wrar
Vitine
Praertek
Braddock
Floe Nanan
Rene
Fet
Mate
Estan
Uripewick
Prederick
Baltimore
LM Betaeres
Alam
Capris
Mortesen
Nimgerly
Chestnut Street National Bank
Wien
Vesterdan
Matt Fee
Mor Beccan
Reece
Chestnut Street
Miss Horton
April
Stephen Barton
Che Cent
Henhiog Burnie
Iticura
DR. Evans
A. Williamson
Martti
Louise
Princess Mous
Porc
Tim
Ape
Daresay
Oliewrs
Mipelite
Ban Prandsea
Hector
Eneutaiz
Pobruntington
Chon
Po Stuleie
Ault
Oo Wreichnity
N. J Britth
Hy Stefoiken
St. John's
N.S
Laveen
BM Shaw
Obie
Ciochitath
Indiana
Lem
Havans
Smib
Eye
CCDC
Europe
Boron
Pelaon
Wettig House
Moe
Correo
Lone
Authnority
Ateaetee
Rome
Persia
Spain
Tyre
Gayeatioent
Edie Weed
Morgan
Sbatevenng
Anita
Enone
Devolveton
Cumini
Navy Department
Mabe
New Wipeester
Alamo
Texas
Maine
Po Chhialek
Stanipasin
Cadena Acon
Botunday
Bunda
Valladels
Tt UK
Mil Murthy
Cortion
Coomdarer
Dean
Vanes
Bain Wwe
Mara
Phinde
Madea
Ely
Pete
Shatner
Erie
Port Monroy
Tate
Britthan
Titan
Valentine
Wold
BAM
Blagaa
Dn Ag Hackophettortin
Lawaer
Bis
Conestoga Yank
Steed
Idah
Commimtites
Herne
Bertie Miergerd
Widaa Beth de Angered
Abok
Wirebae
Chinas
Tom Eyiredyiferoe
Feff Michreha
Rayehoa
Chagsiing Provincy
Bo-Chuen
Rhodo Tat
Providence
Dyer
Church
Bell
Lewin
Trepublicans
Ciugen
United
Staten Henatae Aldrich
Obertin Cotlowe
Oberlin
Phe Rumen
Oberlin College
Hetteetay
Altieri
Pennsylvania Roller
Ator
Segally
Pennsylvania
Nixa Mart
Ste. Na
Rez Fey
Tork
Dull Family
Weaterin Omteniteat
Wyle
Myritge
Erenmery Tage
Pennsylvania Pritts
Mowtherie
Stade
Rhey
Redmey
Tillow Gilh
Algerine Mo
Western
Tomer
Peter
Cersiness
Fries
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!