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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
6
A garbled report alleges Haskell granted an oil franchise to Roosevelt that yielded about 256000 in cash. The piece cites labor records and a lawsuit linked to government sites, with vague references to former treasurer and state officials amid unclear names and dates.
A fragmentary OCR text hints at political maneuvering and senatorial actions. It mentions voting, a senator, and a parliamentary setting with references to a date, crowd presence, and possible candidacy or decision. The legible names and places are too corrupted for precise identification.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Governor Medes touring New York to West Virginia with supporters and spectators. It mentions a proposal about hoist control by prohibiting a company from certain activities and references a plan to establish a Lurarieniie government. The piece appears to mock or critique political events and figures with unclear details.
A Bryan city article details immediate moves to publicize campaign receipts and expenditures. It notes motes of contributor intent and potential interpretations, with focus on how spending trends may influence voter perception and the election outcome.
An OCR damaged passage mentions a covenant and party in a state, with references to Hela Chalenan Cer and AtMs Huis netified be ise. It appears to be a garbled legal or public notice with unclear dates or entities, lacking coherent details.
The readable text shows partial phrases about CES and related words, but lacks clear events, names, dates, or locations to form a coherent news item. No definite outcome or subjects are extractable beyond scattered terms and garbled sequences.
A garbled OCR note describes prams, weather patterns, and scattered phrases about beaches, forests, tents, and passes. It mentions May and a cover, with unclear references to people or places, leaving a fragmented regional record.
The report notes two sisters involved in a puzzling event near Pharr. Local residents and authorities seek answers as details remain unclear. Mrs Mosd is mentioned among witnesses, with others named in tentative notes. The article hints at a forthcoming statement or follow up.
An unclear fragment honors a wing player linked to wartime events. Names and places are partially garbled, but mentions of a national context, New Hampshire, and references to a king or kingdom hint at a memorial or tribute piece. The exact identity and details remain obscured by the damaged OCR text.
Partial readable fragments describe wind, tide, and flood warnings with mentions of sunrise times, high water, and a named location. The garbled text references May, warning readers to expect possible weather changes and hazard conditions at sea.
A fragmented obituary reflects on a wartime death and the lingering impact on relatives and community. Names and places are partially legible, mentioning hospital care and a memorial event. The piece hints at a final wish and a somber cross with local history and wartime sacrifice.
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