Fragmented OCR Note About City Access
An unreadable OCR fragment notes admittance was refused at a city jai and references a stray line about being barred. The context is unclear with garbled punctuation and missing names or dates.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
3
An unreadable OCR fragment notes admittance was refused at a city jai and references a stray line about being barred. The context is unclear with garbled punctuation and missing names or dates.
Fragmentary text suggests a coastal event with residents finding broken breakwaters and vessels disrupted by abnormal water activity. Mentions weather indicators, high pressure, and a man involved, but details are garbled and names or places are unreadable.
Incomplete OCR line lists an event or meeting held at a location with unclear purpose. Readable fragments mention a group or entity and possible dates or attendees, but core details remain obscured.
Readable OCR fragment shows a convention with a motion for adjournment. The text is incomplete but indicates a minority or dissenting stance and unresolved decision on adjournment. Further context is missing to identify the meeting, date, or organizing body.
Chan Leavitt of Sioux City Ta suffers a rare accident while asleep leaving his tongue partially severed. Surgeons stitched four times, two at the top and two at the base, hoping tissue will heal. He currently eats through a straw and communicates by pencil.
A fire caused three injuries on a roof and was contained rapidly after flames broke out. The incident prompted emergency responders to act, with investigators noting the blaze was brought under control within minutes.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a sale by Ble tonne Psae Hae and a court-ordered process expected to unfold immediately. Public attention mounts as the outcome is anticipated across the state.
Lillian Hassell watched a fire destroy an automobile shed near her War Rockaway cottage. The shed held valuable Chinese logs worth about $10,000. Some believe the blaze was incendiary due to threats against Miss Rissgell tied to railroad speed travel.
A whaleboat named Burneartle capsized in a sudden squall off Portmouth New Hampshire. Skipper Fred Miles and fourteen occupants drowned. Three others were rescued by nearby fishermen who launched dories from shore.
Fragmentary text recalls a sheriff named Brower and an arrest amid a crowd. Names like Eames and Teague appear in garbled form with scattered phrases about arrival, anger, and a tense moment.
Dispatch from Keokuk describes river flooding along the south Kiokuk area with water deep enough to threaten towns downstream. Observers note long experience guiding boats through swirling waters and warn of potential loss to cities and property as the river rises toward Hannibal.
A fragmented report from Oregon penitentiary records notes warden Tatties amid investigations. The notes mention Salem officials and accusations of mismanagement, with unclear details about the halts or punishments.
A fragmented OCR line presents a legal or procedural reference tied to Kansas, mentioning law wording and the notion of a process. The readable elements indicate a discussion of how something relates to Kansas law without full context or details.
Confused wording suggests a report about malaria and typhus during flood conditions. The fragment notes a flood event and mentions disease concerns, with unclear attribution to specific places or dates. Further readable details are needed to identify names or organizations involved.
A brief item notes that Chief Zim Kani of Maod City Kansas provided a description of the thief responsible for a recent incident. The fragment suggests a police focus on identifying the suspect.
A new firm in Wellington and Topeka forms to build a 500 barrel facility in the city. Edward Italy and Walter Moodle are named as officers with Moodle serving as treasurer. The subscription totals 56,000 and the group plans to secure funding and complete the project.
In a chaotic scene residents report sewers failing to carry water as the fire alarm sounded and responders from the department scrambled to contain the blaze. Citizens recall the disruption and note the need for quick restoration of services.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe widespread flood effects over the past week. Reports mention substantial damage to property and disrupted services with residents assessing losses and authorities coordinating response efforts.
A fragment discusses a coronation on a named day and an argument over shortening labor hours. It notes feasibility issues and mentions certain conditions, expressing a stance in favor of shorter hours.
Fragmentary note references a hearing or discussion about a tar mine between North and South areas near Brookings and a curling river. No clear entities or dates emerge. text is highly garbled.
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