Fragmented OCR Political Panic From March 13 1804
A garbled text mocks political debate with references to Ras Paowr Sruzer Prope, a sheriff interview, and local figures debating party legitimacy. It mentions fencing for exercise, wheat prices, and the plight of tramps, plus legal questions about Democratic organization and a Supreme Court case from Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobds Srevexa
Supreme Court
Trenton
Renate
U Jy
Fudge Stevens
Wert
Democrata
Tato
Kia
Bia
Ima
Jon Im
Fragmented OCR Narrative on Asbestos and Senate Confirmation
The readable portion describes a chaotic scene with references to asbestos, a jury or club, and a pending Senate confirmation resisted by sight or delay. Mentions Berham, Washington, and officials from the President’s circle moving to intercept the appointment. The noisy crowd outside reacts with wild shouts as the confirmation news lingers. No clear dates or places beyond Washington appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berham
Trogbie
Senate
Dows
Washington
Lectures on physical culture and dress reform attract crowds
A New York speaker emphasized physical culture for girls and warned mothers against improper training. She discussed training plans for scholars to practice at home, examined by a physician, and stressed the risks of careless dress and posture on growth. Local notices mention meetings, lectures, bowling, and community events in Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee Mies
New York
Chareb Yemerday
Peihod
Mas Lindley
Miss Lind
Local notices and social updates from Greenbrook area
Foresters initiate Bordick at last meeting. Prank Sipclar visits Miss Cecelia Stasta. Mrs Arthur Stevens ill with polio. A clipping sociable set for Nellie Marin home. March 23 party at James Craig residence. April 1 moves for Blaio to Joan Smallty farm. Tenke Bageno Cottage change of occupancy to Henry Ladoviel. Arrests of Gallagher and Michael for peep and disorder near General Railroad property. Community notices include Longley visit, Tiegiey moving April 1 to Washington stove area, and Chausagos Literary Circle meeting at G. Wemaliey residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. Bordick
Foresters
Sipclar
Bloomebery
Blaios
Greenbrook
Joan Smallty
Tenke Bageno Itungoo
Front Street
Lincoln and
Madison Avenues
Henry Ladoviel
Orem Wall
Confaus
William Gallagher
Michael
Oather Corma
Aindows
Len O
Wod
Nelson B. Gilew
Longley
W. H. Gilew
Pacle
John Tiegiey
Washington
M Egany
Chausagos
Seventh Day Baptist’ Church
G. Wemaliey
Ponderings and Local News From Scrambled Mapping
Hatihinieed PONDERINGS covers visits between residents in Ramapo and Harrisburg notes. Football highlight stars Neversweats defeat Pondville Stars 47 to 41 with Alex Muir four homers and Walter Mague key runs. Local scenes include repairs, an church fund event March 29, and assorted city notes on spring activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sainner
Ramrapo
Charlee Weatphil
South Second Street
Martin McComas
Harrisburg
Fred Pirstbrook
Keefin Tallmans Grocery
Malienberg Uospital
James Marston
Morma Avenue
Harrisborg
Panegen
Monroe Avenue
Neversweats
Pondville Stars
Alex Muir
Walter Mague
Tom Heid
Church of the Heavenly Best
Orgen Fund
Patrick Powers
West Foorths Street
Freeman
Prosperity Pushes Pasco Toward West Coast Growth
An early 20th century prospectus touts investments and rapid growth in Washington state towns. It highlights Pasco as a coming metropolis, Spokane and Seattle as examples, and urges readers to obtain pamphlets from the Pasco Land and Banking group. The piece critiques labor tensions and municipal spending while lauding corporate profits and city expansion.
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East
Washington
Uie
Begiowlog &Lood Company
Spokane
Seatie
Pasco
Métropols
Iglad Empden
York
Prolific Prose Fragments Hint at Local Political Mix
Scattered OCR text references a prowl candidate, a Mr Marel, and a Senate reconsideration of trainer appointments. Mentions Henry E. Bowen of the Mail press and Grove Cleveland telegrams cast doubt on a proposed removal of old team figures including the Pogtor and Mr. Bartin dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Conklin
York
Henry E. Bowen
Mail Press
Cleveland
Marel
Senate
Arsh
Pogtor
Bartindale
Contedrum Guensnrs Aded at Park Avenue Basin
A garbled contest listing at Park Avenue Basin tonight offers musical conundrums for a 1. Identify the fence between a long pleasure strip and the piece easily played. 6. Abe son and Summers pose questions about why Sapo biccuueeias are often dap pointing. 7. Consider what the difference is between a pan end and a performance on a stringed instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Jens
Abeson
Summer
Origin of Jorta Verde's Te Earious Music
Citizens recall the mysterious music that drifted from Quelo Dan Rovere's barn last night at about ten that attracted local onlookers. A patrolman investigated as the tune, played by unseen hands, echoed through the streets and into a stable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joratiba
Suo Hombet
Colored church project gains interest in city
In a discussion about establishing a colored church and school, ministers advocate the mission as proper. About 500 colored residents exist in the city, yet only a fraction could be accommodated in open spaces, and the proposal draws growing support. The plan appears to attract further attention and endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opee
Mas
Searly Ole Husdred Boues Added
Fragmentary text reports Searly Ole Husdred Boues added on a Mall Carngr route. Duns carries this route by curt with west and south edges of the city. Mentions many new houses and routes, notes delays and timing with November resciences. Dal moves quickly. few additions recorded.
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T. Duns
Enty
Dal
Van Emburgh and Company Offers Wide Stock Clearance
Van Emburgh and SOM advertise a large sale of fabric and garments including 600 dozen Taylors rest Edge Drees Brays at reduced prices, 600 children’s kerchiefs, 200 children’s corded waists, 240 pairs men’s heavy seamless hose, and 283 yards oil cloth for shelves with low prices across sizes and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Hamburg Embroideries Fabric Sale Notice
A fragment notes fabric quantities including 575 yards of one and one half inch and 650 yards of three eighth inch wide stock. It states closing times with a daily schedule of closing at eight o'clock except Saturday.
Madam Iza Lezem's School for Dancing at Hulett's Hall
An advertisement for Madam Iza Lezem's School for Dancing held every Friday at Hulett's Hall. Mentions classes in Valse specialty and serpentina, with teacher Miann Henwert hailed as queen and Lov Garberry performing at the famed Spaniak Oears. address 239 Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett's
Wrnivais
Miann Henwert
Serpentina
Lovi Garberry
Spaniak Oears
Park Avenue
Straw Ride and Music at the Fane
Avery Jolly straw ride and sociable given at night by J. W. of Green to Plain Gell friquaa. A large comfortable rig and twenty attendees, Prank Howe accompanied. Two violins played while Miss Workdt of Westfield led music. An excellent supper was served around ten. Guests did not reach home until after four in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
J. W
Green i
Howe
Mies Wokdt
Westfield
Odd Lodges To BeBoston Meeting For Ladies
Odd Lodges to Boston hold a well attended meeting last night. Members were urged to proceed with government degrees and join the new order. A lunch social was planned for March 26.
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Boston
Creditn
Unclear OCR fragment mentions events and attendees
Fragmentary text references a church event on March 2 and a Pickwick Papers item on August 6. Mentions Copper ties and May 18, with names like Mumford Al and Ke PD. Uncertain details. content reads as a damaged notice with scattered phrases and dates.
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Pickwick Papers
B. Wélis
Ke PD
Cur
Matoal
Mumford al Are
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Sundata
Ranzen
Balter
Ras Paowr Sruzer
Smater
Sma Busp
Hum
Rheumatiem
Reballion
Roselle
Ohio
Aarp
Martine
Jobe T Jon
Blizabeuh
Grover
Wahrhein
oDeral Nave
Westfield Persia
Abe
Wit
Chiens Arnie Salve
Ruralcat Cyliuee
Fecmaire
TOOTR
Mepling
Komerset Coonlar
Ys le Bowliog
Ibaibote Rotary
St Mary's Outhole Ciuv
Jersey
Mareh
Ladied Aid Society
Seventh Day Baptist Coureh
Berkeley
Pyot
Gartmas
Rymen
Mihodlat
Evenlong
Tha Chor Co
Bion
Will
Varions
Richard Warneck
Ti Ity
Ban
F. L. Martin
Son of Grace Epimecpel Church
Plainfield
Suen
TR & Erain
Philods Iphe
Lake George
Cootra
Plakfield Camera Club
Department of Photography
Brooklyn
Loatitate Andes
Lucky Investors
All Organizion
Gabaite
King
Duckice
Arsien
Mr Jo Ament
Mier
Jorta Averde
O. M. Dunham
Gort
Asm. Ruwyon & Son
Betidenors
Em Madamarenes
Palepuons
Orion 4
Riliaie
Wew Proratetor
Hamburg
Madam Iza Lezem
School For Dancing
Hoagland's Express
North Avenue
Henry F. Windham
Hotel Arlington
Omerset St
Green Brook Road
Kor
Plainfield Packing House
West Pront
Strut
ULRICH & BLATZ, _Poorrevers
J. T. Vail
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North Avepur
Eto
McVey
van Buren & Timpson
Axp Insurance
North Ave
Cotter St
New York City
Ae Dobbin
Cizars
Surbeug
Park Anenue
ODD LoDges
Fur
International ‘ Store
Jotohn Brown
Ian
Weusen
PA Reid A
Leech, Stiles ‘& Co
Dunham’s
Central Ave
Fifth
Herman A. Weber
Liberty
Groseries
Doanes
Senong Aree
Wateliea
B. R. Cain
Drakyn & Cain
Carpenter
Bulider
Grandvifw Ave
Guttman's
West Second Street
K L
M. J. Coyne
Sahea As
Damier
W. Ea Douglas
Aye Bs
Pat
Np Estates
Wol
Price
W.L_DOUGLAS
Bear Kremy
Willets
Park Loewmr
Alexander Raith
Lycee
Clearanes
Edsall’s
Clearawor Gale
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