Prohibition Meeting At Sroadrup Hall In Charlesville
Prohibition meeting in Charlesville drew a crowded crowd despite bad weather. Speaker Maj Thomas B. Tyler urged moral action to eradicate liquor, while George Bronoty and Miss Mattle Young offered remarks and recitations. The audience sang prohibition songs and closed with the temperance doxology as the movement gains attention.
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Sroadrup's Hall
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Hevelle
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Ale D.J. Young
Thomas Bs. Tyler
Homrez
Ourtat
George Bronoty
Allcei
Misa Mattle Young
Prohibition
Fragments Readable in Local Notice Layer
A damaged OCR fragment from a newspaper page presents scattered letters and incomplete phrases. The text lacks coherent names, places, dates, or events, making it impossible to identify a clear subject or outcome.
Grand Rejoicing Actos of Missionary Work at Adamstown
A correspondent from Adamstown reports the Sunday October 23 meeting of St Mattives Reformed Church with the nearby Jobo'a Missionary Workers from Duckoyatown as guests. The program featured an anthem, recitations by Grace Thomas and others, songs, duets, and remarks by the ladies of the auxiliary. The event was well attended despite bad weather, with praise for Mrs Neighbours and Miss Krieg and a hopeful note toward future cooperation in missionary efforts and a final reunion.
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St Mattuves’s Reformed Church
Jobo'a Muaionary
Duckoyatown
Grace Thomas
Uitte
Estelle Wohitter
Bifsy
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Susson Beagle
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Esang
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Sucma
She Wouldn’t Marry Thre e Dramatic Spectacle Declared Best of Season
A theatrical observer argues that lavish production values and expensive lithography mark the show She Wouldn’t Marry Three as the season’s greatest. He warns audiences to distinguish quality companies from mediocre ones and notes the need for stable, well funded productions to deliver true enjoyment.
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Fim
Joss
Alow
Prohibition Debate Echoes in German Sugar Trade Debate
An archival garble discusses prohibition, German influence, and economic policy framed around sugar and root crops. It mentions Governor MaKinley, political figures, and a mix of national and local concerns, with scattered references to public issues and civic discourse.
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Mielerstain
Lynchings and legal action ripple through county justice
A brutal lynching case shocks the community as authorities pursue charges against suspects and public officials discuss the Paden Act. The incident prompts debate over local law enforcement and civil rights and stirs concern about safety and due process in the county.
JAPAN'S VICTORY ASSURED IN COSTLY WAR REPORT
A chaotic, OCR heavy page details Japanese war aims and allied reportage with scattered references to U.S. and European theater actions. It mentions observers like Messrs Walker and others, political shifts, and violent incidents including a murder attempt, looting, and police outcomes amid a broad war narrative.
Fragmented Read It Your Way Text
Fragmented OCR snippet mentions a great intedged or treated item with unclear context. No clear person place or organization identified. Limited readable fragments prevent a precise summary or attribution.
Markets Report From The News Office
The Market page lists prices for wheat, corn, rye, oats, feed, lard, bacon, potatoes, timothy hay, mixed hay, butter, eggs, hams, hogs, lambs, cotton, tea, and clover hay. Price quotes cover per bushel, per ton, and per pound, with varied grade terms and weights across agricultural and commodity items.
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Financials show mixed NYC and Philadelphia market activity
Closing quotations reflect irregular movement with coal shares leading early gains and few stocks finishing higher. Reports of heavy general market and weak grain and livestock sections follow, with notable declines in wheat and eggs and a sentencing note on anarchists in Paris.
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