19 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
Palatka News
Location
Palatka, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1906
Page
1
A fragmentary item warns that washing with certain eye mixtures may fail and references a New York event and voices named Marty Young and others. It mentions germ laden water hot sunlit dangers and a claimed fatal risk, urging caution against unsafe eye treatments.
The OCR text shows an executor notice fragment with unclear names and dates. The readable portions reference an entity named Roy Youn and a Mende lk tar. The fragmentary nature prevents full reconstruction of the probate action, deadline, or issuing authority.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe early fishing practices and food gathering from ancient sources. References include Biblical passages, urns and frescoes, with mentions of figures like Beccelaaoas and Pompe, and discuss ritual acts, early methods, and the moral or cultural context of fishing in antiquity.
The U S Court in Palatka ruled the city of Palatka may regulate water rates, overturning a Water Works rate. Judge Harris issued the decision after arguments over ordinance authority and state power to prevent discrimination. The new rates go into effect soon with possible further hearings on future adjustments.
Ames Cove TED 1 Teare Mane presents garbled OCR text with unclear events and names. The fragment mentions a contest or debate involving a diplomat and a state, with scattered references to recreation and a comparison to Teascan. Content is largely unreadable and incomplete.
Dr S G Miller a prominent physician and long time resident of the county was killed when his horse and buggy were struck by a freight train at a crossing Wednesday morning around 10. Neighbors saw the accident and alerted the scene. Coroner T Drowning led the inquest with a verdict of accidental death. Miller, a Bainbridge County native and graduate of Mount Union College, had practiced in the area for about 14 years. He leaves a widow and three daughters Margaret, Cease, and Anta. Funeral arrangements are set for Saturday afternoon with interment in Wixneia. The community expresses deep sympathy to the bereaved family.
A list of names and towns shows visitors staying at Putnam House. It includes Mrs Brown New Haven Mr and Mrs P 1 Pithian Camden and others from Alex City DeLand Washington Chicago and more, with many pairs of visitors listed.
Palatka's Putnam House, a leading event hotel, opened for the season on Monday, offering refined summer dining and hotel services. Managed by W Warner of Binghamton, N Y, the elegant guest house aims for orderly operations, with guest rooms, meals, and staff ready to welcome visitors and tourists to the area.
Fragmented report notes varying events from Peoria to Lehi, with references to hotels, residents invited to events, and a forthcoming gubernatorial mass meeting. Mentions include Harker at anchor near St Augustine, Kathy West invited officials to an event, and a governor’s campaign plan with a projected $3,000.
Florahome and area residents report on winter activities at the town hall. Mrs J Boalt attends holiday events with neighbors. Mr J Wein plans Friday services. local youth and families are noted, with residents visiting Nebraska and Kansas kin. The Farmers Association met and voted to aid the needy. a social is planned to benefit the Mowery home with a supper and area offerings.
The text describes a Colored Masons event with an open house this week and welcomes attendees including representatives and clergy. It mentions Rev Ino Be Wil and local figures, plus a ledger heading and notices about a sale or advertisement. The readable fragments indicate a community gathering and related notices in a wary archival style.
Fragmentary report outlines a chaotic scene with mentions of a ship, a bank cashier, legal actions, and an attorney's discovery of evidence. It references Marshall Field, a notable figure, plus various names and places, all conveyed in a disjointed, period-voice style.
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