Rush orders received on Paducah and Marietta ships
Orders have been issued to hasten ships Paducah and Marietta for quick sailing to Venezuelan waters amid suspected tension. Rear Admiral Arnold and the armored cruiser North Carolina head toward the area, with possible delays affecting Maine’s departure.
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Paducah
Marietta
Mavird
Venezuelan
Toth
Armold
Daltteshijy
Maine
Armored Cruiger
North Carolina
Fire at Kennosunk destroys Maine street building
A blaze swept the Maine street property in Kur nehimus, owned by S.C. Griily, causing extensive damage to the structure. Details on injuries or cause were not available in the readable text.
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Maine Street
Kurnehimus
S.C. Griily and
Fire damages Holinglefeld store in row of wooden structures
A stove damaged fire gutted a storefront in a block of wooden buildings in the business district. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours Wednesday and salvaged much of the interior while securing adjacent structures.
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Wacdliicys
Jack in Town Chief of York Fire Fighters
Jack Young, chief of York Fire Department, toured the town to interview several fire fighting experts. The visit aims to establish partnerships and advance new training methods and equipment. The effort follows his recent appointment and ongoing modernization plans.
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York
Jack Young
WeYors Fire Deptirigieni
Chief Young
Jack
Hallroom Boys Barber Shop Turmoil Sparks Quick Relief
Feral mischief and chaotic antics unfold as Hallroom Boys stage a noisy, unruly scene at a local barber shop. Patrons flee while store staff attempt to calm the disturbance and restore order amid the commotion. Shoppers nearby report the incident impacted street activity and drew police attention.
New Hampshire Lynch Law Victim Albert Entwistle Dies
Albert Entwistle dies after clashes over religious reform in Jefferson. The Universalist yard foreman and longtime city worker, famed for charity, suffered a fatal incident during a confrontation with Harvesters supporters. Survived by three daughters, one son, and a brother, services planned in Portsmouth.
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New Hampshire
Albert H. Entwistle
de Iy
Marehoust
Damen Hiasdge
Knights of Pything
Portsmouth
Meeteo
Oliver Goldsmith
Walter
Maud
William T. Entwistle
Elty. Fey
Unclear: fragmented obituary and notices in 19th century text
Fragmentary OCR notes detail a funeral for Jeremiah P. Goodwin and scattered family, locale on Pleasant Street, Santh Mhiat, and references to other local figures and topics. The passage blends memorial details with disjoint items, small notices, and era commentary from an Army War College context, lacking cohesive narrative.
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Dew Arthur Genyer
Pleasant Street
Santh
Pinkham
Roy Hell
Quincy
Ron Vistein
Iamity van Nerden
Slonitien
Pwo
Aiska
Andy Toews
Hs Thal
Byrliesie
States Army
Epilene
Maynard Powder Mills Blew Up Again in Town
Fragmented OCR text describes a catastrophic explosion at Maynard Powder Mills causing structural damage and fires. Scattered phrases mention destruction of buildings, shattered windows, and widespread debris. References to nearby streets, individuals, and emergency responses are obscured and unreliable.
Death of Mrs Nellie M Batchelder in 75 MiGRe stream
The will of Mrs Nellie Mo Batchelter widow of the tele Hein is named. Charles Ee Batchelder and a list of relatives appear among the named parties. County Solicitor SHhntea HW Patehelden city Treasurer and other heirs are noted as present. The central will is stated to be private.
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Son
C. £. Batchelter
Lea
Nellie Mo Batchelter
Tele Hein
Charles Ee Batchelder
Ain Two Amihters
Patehelden
City Treaser
Dot Giehidder
Allee
Gaicheldee
Punk M. Hatehelder
Annie Atehelder
Vretior
Bearkom
Aly Ally
Bond Reopened Amid Native Ceremony At Ridge Point
An archaic text recounts a ceremony at Ridge Point where Tauath Kalen’s bond is restored. Elders lead a procession as drums resound and attendees express joy. the event closes with a communal meal and ritual offerings to honor the restoration.
Notice reveals a fragmented local event listing
A damaged OCR notice outlines a small gathering or sale with partial names and items such as wine wait and meals. Readable fragments mention attendees like Mets and Gans and vague references to a local person or event, but concrete details are missing.
Five Thousand Books a Month Frame Suppressed Delivery
The text fragment notes a stated goal of delivering five thousand books monthly with irregular delivery to the public. It mentions months and a percentage 19 percent, and references a figure 17,890 related to a period or total, but the readability is fragmentary and uncertain.
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Oko
Resting Irreconcilable Veterans Honor Hall
An obituary notice details the laid to rest of individuals with dates and local mentions. Names appear in garbled form, showing a funeral or memorial context. The fragment mentions a ceremony and community ties, highlighting the loss and respect paid in a small-town setting.
Acknowledgment From Ledger Officials Stirs Local Mention
Fragmentary OCR note references dalers, a bag, and names like POILBRICK and Sausberthage amid vague items. The readable bits hint at a ledger or accounting acknowledgment involving local officials or school figures. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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Venezuela
Dever
Lishing
Digtiguie
Anne
Dria
Atrng
Ory Goons
Peteale
Srennerr
Cai
Ledies
Eta
Bath
Poptrk Vane
Alwer and Jienty
Atest Wickes
Eee Meena
FOC Tree Ltd
Jefferson
Jeffers
Bergi
J. AL Wrist
Yorks
Chris
Cleo
Eahaloguin
Detferson
Navy Yard
Batwistle
Marshal Gam Abs
Wisbumte
Cabot Street
Bubvistle
Jeremiah P. Goodwin
South
Eliot Vilage
Rhine
Dereniah T. Galdtwin
Tobar
van Onorden
Severt
Roekinghar County Licht & Power CO
Maynard Powber Mills
Massachusetts
Compan
Boothan
de Ammerican
Nesto
Eni
Nellie M. Batchelder
Tauath
Begam
Wellin
Silverailane
Wwe
Lyuely
Ieremmah Sxerner
Banel Meryl
Dalers Jo Ira
Lange A. Bag
Ig Yrate
Poilbrick
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