Tatad Agent for Fidelity and Debt Company of Baltimore
A fragment references a Tatad agent connected to Fidelity and Debt Company in Baltimore Maryland. The readable bits indicate an association with a finance firm and an agent role, but details on actions or dates are not clear.
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Fidelity and DE Sit Company
Baltimore, MD
Inn
Thalr
Abel West
Wattery
Omideaght
Rydi
Syed
Cautimerah Youngstown
Weys
Wade
Ata
Walloon
Chret
Electrical Department
Abr
Tnwettow
Das
Adnalstanialedd Iron Jad Stet Association
Pittabure Giveting
Matiazer Hilton
Adsoenettan
Berg
Farnvra
Hanna
A. M. Barqubar
Calla
Farrers
Ponnesylvania
A. Woodword
Walstaut
Kicking by Colt At Hammond Farm Causes Bruises
Mrs. Numrick, while tending a wheat crop on Thomas H. Hammond’s farm, was kicked by a colt when entering a stable. The horse attacked her head, right shoulder, and left side, knocking her senseless. Dr. Aliawan found no broken bones, but reported severe bruising.
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Clo Humrick
Humerick
Bain
Thomas H. Hammond
Numrick
T. Aliawan
Juvenile Case Involving Attempted Drowning Near Carroll Creek
A 14 year old boy from East Patrick Street and another youth were involved in an incident along Carroll Creek where the Shilling boy allegedly pitched him into the water. The youths were taken to jail for an afternoon hearing after minor bruising occurred. authorities identified Roy Accuend and Frank Suilling as the primary youths in this event.
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Roy Accuend
Frank Suilling
Heathway
Thin City
Strengie
Kenwin Frees
East Patrick Street
Freed
Carroll Creek
Cleek
Market Prices Notice From Thervtay Marnet Market
Thervtay Market at Marnet shows scarce attendance due to harvest. Vegetables highest priced with tomatoes at 15 to 25 cents per box. Raspberries plentiful 11 to 12 cents per quart. Cherries, pineapples, peaches and other fruits listed with varied cents per unit. Farmers active in harvest drive prices up.
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Marnet
Frederick County
Kicking Horse Incident Baffles Town On Weat Patrick Street
A garbled report describes Mr Joma W Poole driving a kicking horse on Weat Patrick Street toward Mr Connell of Catoctin Furnace. The horse exhibited restive behavior, nearly striking Pellewt from a cart and causing concern before the event ended.
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Joma W. Poole
Patrick Street
Connell
Catoctin
Con Pellewt
Prohibitionists Convention Frays Over Platform
A lengthy Prohibition party convention debate in Cincinnati featured clashes on platform planks, revenue and silver issues, and the seating of delegates. After tense roll calls and orders, permanent officers were named, a unity bid emerged, and the session adjourned for the night with a platform committee still at work.
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Crete
Loch Woul
Welconte
Bane Tal
Tatler
General Gover
Avery Lular
Nhat
Leo
United States
Poowe
Legatiael
Celine
Prohibition
Minter
EW Ritter
Indianapolis
Charmat
Rav
San Suwl
Cincinnati
Sam Susall
St. Dela al
Patra la Tuthastantia Southernera
Ati
St. John
Singera
Blue Ritter
Conth
Prohibition Party
Nouthern
Mies
Helen Ddangar
Aljecta
White Me League
National Party Clears New Committer and Reelects Chairman
A chaotic OCR inspired report notes a newly named national party committeeman, with Samuel Dickie reelected as chairman. The text lists numerous names and places including Arvenmn, Ororge, Cirletian, Urlhurmia, Jee Yarnell, and Indiana, among others, but details are garbled.
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Fbithon Party
Samuel Dickie
Artamea
JC der
L F Whitten
Arvenmn
Ororge
Cirletian
Urlhurmia
Kauneee HL Pann
Jee Yarnell
Colorado
LJ. Reater
Minetetary
Tonnes Thot
Allen Bo Léatui
Henry Ro Tran
Dera
Herted Mt
Rewteter
Phirkta
TA Fiarkeesrth
Grong
Berwrel Small
Byowk Mather
Ifetin
Themes Saith
Hijnita
Indiana
Teter MM
Gonger
Din Land
Millows
Ibe
Biel
Unreadable OCR Rounds Up Names and Places Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names, locations, and dates with errors. The text mentions various people such as Cushbins Delaney and Delaney Men, places like New York and Seattle, and scattered dates and events, but the overall meaning is unclear due to extensive garbled characters and missing context.
Tragic death and a smuggler linked to New York case
Fragmented report details a fatal self harm by a couple at Mattmmarn and a later reference to a New York smuggling family with $10,000 in jewelry seized by inspectors. The piece also notes a coal price conspiracy defense by Reading and Port Reading companies and a railway wreck in Arkansas leaving three dead. The deranged family is described as reputable, while authorities withheld full details.
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Mattmmarn
Ud Reystered
St Cloud
Amd
Poe
Hadb
Lon
Ote Ga
New York
Suneaui
Arava
Hes
Dagg Regson
Faunty
Piltalurg
Denti Trenton
Sten Bl
Dermey Central
Port Reading
Alata
Documenta
Blaine’s Successor and Post Civil War Politics
A long pane of historical text describes appointments and political maneuvering around the Blaine era. It details figures like Foster and Poster, their roles in diplomacy, cabinet considerations, and convalescence after the Civil War, with biographical notes on Poster’s career and service in Indiana and Washington. Social reforms, appointments, and commerce negotiations are touched alongside medical society elections and public notices.
Western Pennsylvania strikes and labor unrest spill into Youngstown
Workers and their employers clash over wage and hour demands in a broad labor dispute spreading from Pittsburgh area steel mills to Youngstown. Reports describe halted operations, a mobilized workforce, and a call for convention talks while officials seek a peaceful resolution.
Turbulent Stock and Weathered Markets Report
The record shows volatile wheat and coal stocks with mixed prices across regions. Reports also note sparse travel activity and a quiet, uneven market for winter grains and patent varieties while legal notices mention the second account of James T. and James A. Waecoche.
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Linate
Auilracita
Wales
Intricate OCR Notes Include City, State Events and Rail Strikes
A dense scrambled text portion covers diverse items: water board actions in Albany, public safety notes, railroad strike tensions in Cleveland, and political appointments. It references Governor Flower and Governor Cleveland, the New York area, and scattered mentions of John D. Eile, Wood, Mason, and various locales. The material reads as a rough miscellany of late 19th or early 20th century public notices, safety items, and labor unrest, with fragmented sentences and garbled names.
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Alnany
Reseagund
John D. Eile
Attoc
Sst
Wood
Lanseide
Drodiaig
Fiats
Claveland
John A. Mason
New Yorks
Willhoa LL
Uhiinluw
Waehligton
Th W. Spaford
California
Pare Tia
Vaphalala
Ei Seth Te
Notable Scholar Dies at Columbus College
The article notes the death of Professor Thralore W. Dowrettt, a renowned expert in criminology at Columbus College, found at his home in Clistonerday. The piece mentions his early career, affiliations, and dedication to the field, with attention drawn to his recent prominence.
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Villa
Thralore W.dowrettt
Hnmi-Cid
Colmubud College
Daad
Hia
Clistonerday
Rata
Hewrh
People's Party Hopefuls Eye National Sweep In 1912 Race
Political chatter across the slate suggests the People’s Party aims for a strong show. Leaders named include Beverly of Iowa and Beverly of Virginia as potential nominees. The speaker argues the party could threaten major coalitions with a broad geographic plan and strong electability in key states.
Tip of Tip's schemes and a burglar gang exposed
The article details a sensational tale in which a Zulu prince impostor, known as Tip, and two accomplices Walter Rice and Henry Wood, deceive residents and gain trust while fabricating royal claims. They burgle homes, stealing diamonds and jewelry worth nearly $1,000 as Tip travels with an array of tall tales to breed fear and pull funds from victims. A missing woman associated with Tip has vanished, taking about $500 in baubles.
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Steel Poludo
Tonne
Chad
Africa
Walter Rice
Henry Wood
Ries
Wood
Pheu
Wrelc
Cauntey
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