Evening Star Publication Notation
The Evening Star imprint lists L Bittinger Co as proprietors with RR Carrell and Bittinger as editors and general manager, RR Carroll as city editor and business manager.
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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1905
Page
2
The Evening Star imprint lists L Bittinger Co as proprietors with RR Carrell and Bittinger as editors and general manager, RR Carroll as city editor and business manager.
A correction letter references the Star's report on a pet Mows¢ Betuntay event. It states Prony was to receive the first prize and Bax the second, with the caller noting the need for a clear list from garages and officials.
A fragmented Tampa Tribune page describes a chaotic press day with announcements about events, a controversial breakfast plan, and a call to readers to submit items. The article mentions attendees, local figures, and a push to address hunger amid public spectacle.
A chaotic and incoherent account depicts a deadly blast at Clearwater involving acetylene plants and a factory setting. Eyewitness fragments describe a crowd reacting to an explosion, with references to a building, machinery, and fear of further hazards and arrests.
Debated cure claims emerge in a chaotic ad filled notice page. Claims of a “Catarch Cure” promise hundred dollar fruit cases and circulars from J Chewy Co. detail Ear nose throat remedies while unrelated notices report a death in Tampa and a mining of accidental incidents.
A garbled early 20th century style item discusses presidential election outcomes and public sentiment. The text mentions various figures, health remedies, and political names in a fractured report, with references to tariffs, parties, and speculative results amid unclear details.
A fragmented late 19th or early 20th century Ocala page shows dental surgeons advertisements and banking notices. It references AUSROE CNL bankers loans deposits conservatism, Fuller Blalock dental surgeons, J E Chace dental surgeon, and various local addresses. The garbled text mentions children health and a Melon or Vermituge product and a meeting date.
Poor legible notes describe an explosion in Detroit near a railway area, referencing land and company names, casualties, and inquiries into the cause. The text mentions Wes ap a nine and a sister event, with scattered references to towns, persons, and a mine or mill context.
Fall and winter season event titled Nom sn Exhitive is hosted at the Millinery Porters studio in the Orel House, Culland ee Trem, showcasing seasonal headwear and designs. Exhibitors present crafted hats and accessories for the colder months.
Fragmentary OCR text from Tulede Ledger shows scattered names such as Brencer and Bieyal Cale with a secretary note. The legible items hint at a small town record or meeting record but lack clear dates or actions. The fragmentary lines suggest administrative notes or minutes awaiting clarification.
A garbled Victorian style item mentions Mayor and city affairs, names W M Ultner and J James Flower, and notes changes in business locations and property dealings in Larpentton and Crescent City. Other fragmented lines reference residents Don McRineoe and Mie J ML Tiller, with scattered mentions of new sales, outfits, and local commerce.
A fragmentary notice hints at distress and scheming traders. It mentions a “Last Hope” and a trade market with scattered names, places, and references to cures, trials, and post office directions. The legible bits imply a local notices page with odd phrases and incomplete names.
A wreck on the Santa Fe near Kumaas City Kaen Cy. 3 left twelve dead and twenty five injured. Details are fragmented but officials report a major collision with emergency responders at the scene.
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