Evening Star masthead and editors
The Evening Star publication notes C. L. Bittinger and R. R. Carrall as proprietors and publishers with L. Bittinger serving as editor and general manager.
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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1905
Page
2
The Evening Star publication notes C. L. Bittinger and R. R. Carrall as proprietors and publishers with L. Bittinger serving as editor and general manager.
A fatal streetcar accident near Petersburge last evening around 4 39 PM injured and killed a young man named Rees. The car was on two tar lines between towns and Pamangrile when it derailed and the victim was crushed under the wheels as doctors and townsfolk rushed to aid him. He belonged to a wealthy New York family and his death shocked the community.
A retrospective Martel section describes a weekend gathering at Martel with families and clergy. It details a sermon at a residence partying guests, and notes community members attending from nearby towns, plus mentions of social calls, a duck of dairy sagan, and the preacher delivering scriptural readings amid a festive, rustic setting.
A runaway tree damaged a seed store and several shops as it rolled through Marion. Workers and residents battled to free a pinned horse while authorities investigated the chaos. Repairs and a plan for future hazards were discussed, with authorities noting potential public sales and county actions pending.
A garbled OCR page lists announcements for telegraphy and accounting training offering salaries from 80 to 500 dollars monthly. It references Mamie Maree School of Telegraphy with scattered names and places, advertising courses and dangers of unsafe health quackery amid a flood of unrelated text and historical diction.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions future malice warnings and safety measures, with scattered references to dates, locations, and stamps. The readable parts discuss prevention and a general sense of risk, but no coherent event or identifiable individuals are present. The piece appears to be an unreadable archival clipping.
A heavily garbled historical text discusses Aunroe and Gianblas bankers, references to Heys and Clock, and a life of a bookseller. It mentions Heloie veloute d Hives Church, Chetten, and Protestant concerns. The passage alludes to religious dispute, property, and reframed events with unclear sequence and names.
A dense, garbled narrative describes a late 19th century political session with bills, protests, and public figures, interwoven with social commentary. It mentions McClure, Metlure, and others, plus scenes of demonstrations, a capital city debate, advertisements, and anecdotes about weddings, poetry, and a curious hotel guide.
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