Gale Sweeping On Up Coast Threatens Maine Cities
Storm warnings dominate the Atlantic coast as gale warnings and high seas sweep from New Jersey to Maine. Multiple ships reported unreported or missing, with heavy damage feared along Cape Hatteras and New York harbor.
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Maine
Associated Press
New Jersey
Thare
WPA
Atlantic
New York
Wordhl
North Carolina
Os Island
Cape Hatteras
Virginia
Virgin Capes
Newport News
Delaware
New York, Sr
New York Harbor
Lone Island
Delaware Bay
Naltimore Cabin Crularr
Tne
Damage At Ocean City Estimated At $100,000
Damage at Ocean City estimated at 100000 dollars. The chaotic scene mentions missing persons, near drowning fears, and Coast Guard involvement as officials struggle with the storm wreckage and rising tides. Names and details are garbled, but the core fact remains: significant property damage and potential loss of life near the coast.
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Ocean City
Insurgents, Civilians Targeted in Toledo Blast
Reports describe a massive explosion at Toledo where insurgents attacked the Alcazar area as civilians including women and children were reported casualties. Authorities indicated at least 40 000 troops were involved in the counteraction amid ongoing combat with government forces.
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Jean de Tar
Dasurgenne
Mila
Ole
Chesine
Anti New Deal Backed By Maryland G O L Faction
Maryland groups including the Maryland G O L and Young Republicans rallied Sept 1 to oppose Roosevelt’s New Deal. They urged repudiation of the New Deal party, pledging support for a Republican slate and readiness to curb the Roosevelt program, with Gov. Harry Hines involved. Edgar Allen Poe named as organizer for the anti New Deal group.
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Haliiere
Mariland
Whalditan
Leh Hlumihen
Peyt
Mhargland
Pedrras
Nyst
Harry Wenire
Edgar Allen Poe
Baltimore
Intes
Maryland Jeffersonian Democrats
New Deal Party
Acta
Roosevelt
Uhely
Roose
Fractured Roman fort towers tumble in desert collapse
A damaged OCR fragment describes a collapse at an ancient fort as wet weather and heavy rains loosen massive stone blocks, causing parts of the fort to topple and damage structures.
Roosevelt Speaks At Harvard Observance
Fragmented OCR recounts President Roosevelt speaking at Harvard during a centenary observance. It notes his calls for reverence to tradition, understanding duty, and unity of humankind. Mentions planned departure toward Washington and a speech in support of national causes.
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Roosevelt
Harvard
Start Over Antitam Creek Dispute In City Right of Way
A faulty OCR paragraph describes a dispute over a right of way through a city near Antitam Creek. It mentions parties including Halanore Septa and Dos Tremer with negotiations at an official office. The settlement reportedly cedes partial access and compensation terms, with the city agreeing to pay roughly half of an estimated cost in dispute.
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Dante
Anthtam Creek
Owen
Furnkey Found Dead Following His Arrest
Walton B. Jones, a turnkey at Balthnore, was found dead by hanging in his cell early today after a search for S10 stolen from a prisoner. Opie Nook said Jones searched a prisoner, who later claimed to have been robbed during the arrest. The report notes scars on Jones and alleges misconduct during the incident.
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Balthnore
Walton B. Jones
Ito
Opie Nook
Jones
Moch Osaid Fie
Pratt Yaae Tae
Incorporation Papers Filed for United Department Stores Cannry
Incorporation papers filed with the State Tax Commission announce the United Department Stores Cannry to operate department stores. Capital stock includes 4500 shares of preferred stock at 100 per share and 500 shares of common stock at 1 per share. Incorporators listed as Ern et FO Fadum Dernamt Rasen and Percy Scherr, all of Baltimore.
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State Tax Commission
United Department Stores
Cannry
Pregertck
Wich
Come May Stork
Ernet FO Fadum
Dernamt Rasen
Percy Scherr
Baltimore
Fire burns Tivspite farmer’s house after all rooms rigged with firecrackers
Philip L. Culler, a well known farmer of Heagavilly, escaped death when a fire destroyed his isolated home. Neighbors and local firemen raced to save the structure after Culler, who lived alone since his wife and son died, set crackers in each room to signal a fire. Though some money and belongings burned, Culler and rescuers managed to save books and papers and prevent the nearby barn and outbuildings from catching alight. The blaze appeared to start near a chimney partition with no electrical wiring or recent building work involved. The property loss is estimated around 1500 dollars with additional damage to house furnishings. A Napoleon coach on display at Kemp’s store was also noted in a separate item.
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Philip L . Culler
Heagavilly
Rusheed
Rank
Yetferom
Rena
Punk
Culler
Culller
Roger Culler
Wolfsaile School
Ney
Lacross
Funk
Cuter
Rhode Island’s Roger Williams and the birth of religious freedom
J S Rhein recounts early New England quest for worship freedom. Banished from Salem Williams travels south to Narragansett Bay, founding Providence Plantations and Rhode Island. He established the first Baptist congregation in America and opposed persecution until his death in 1683.
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Salcm
Amenea
Enebind
Uney
Roger Williams
Salem
Tii
Narragansett Bay
Providence
Rhode Island
Willams
Indias
Rhode Island stamp honors Roper Williams founder year
In 1936 the United States issued a commemorative stamp marking 300 years since the Rhode Island community was founded. The stamp honors Roper Williams and highlights the era of early settlement and the region’s development.
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Fparse
Rhode Island
United States
Hanorsings Roper Williams
Une. Pcugevengt
Demonstrations On Packing Scheduled in Maryland
College Park Maryland September 18 a series of packing demonstrations will be held in western Maryland led by Sky Shaw and university extension staff. Demonstrations are set for Mount Olive Fruit Co New Windsor September 21 Frederick Glave Orchard September 21 Smithsburg Gardenhour Brothers September 22 and TR S Dillon Hancock September 22 participants urged to bring baskets of packed fruit for unpacking and inspection to show required grades and packing quality standards.
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Maryland
Sky Shaw
Maryland State Department
Marc Kets
W. C. Heaven
Albert P. Virrheller
University of Maryland Extension Service
Mount Olive Fruit Company
New Windsor
Glave Orchard
Frederick
Gardenhour Brothers
Smithsburg
TR. S. Dillon
Ntancock
Frit
Auto Thievery Surges With Rail of Robberies Reported
A string of car thefts hit Rockwell Terrace and East Second Street Friday night, with two vehicles stolen including a Tudor Ford sedan owned by W. Nam BR. Catshall, bank president, and a 1938 Chevrolet vanishing from a driveway on East Rockwell Terrace. Police traced the incidents to multiple arrests, but robberies continued with several cars damaged or recovered in the city.
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Thlesesmith
Rockwell Terrace
East Second Street
W. Nam BR. Catshall
Western Maryland Trust Company
Wextsboro
Grace Evangelical
East Becandighout
North Market Street
Tenth Street
Thomas
Ety. Heer
Automobile Deaths Rise In Week Across 129 Cities
Commerce Department reports 174 traffic fatalities in the week ended Sept 11 across 129 cities, up from 149 a year earlier. For the first 37 weeks, deaths total 6,073 versus 6,408 in the same 1995 period. The fragment mentions Connor Thomas and advertising context but lacks details.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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