Prohibition Favors Ban on Dum Dum Bullets at Hague Talks
At The Hague on June 22, delegates from Britain and the US opposed a ban on new explosive bullets, while Dutch and Austrian delegates supported prohibitions. The conference voted to prohibit certain bullets and explosives with limited exceptions, and discussed naval weapons, with the American proposal on private property pending translation and decision. Several delegates suffer mild malaria from canal effluents. Mrs Holla, secretary to the American delegation, travels to Dusseldorf for air.
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the Hague
den Beer Poortaguel
Soltyk
Mussia
Bilgeria
John Ardagh
Detusathin
Great Britain
Sektos Net Vet Ton
Andrew D. White
M. Co. Stan
M. de Branl
Count Maraviel
M. de Staal
America
Holla
Frederick Holle
Dusseldorf
Healer Acquitted in WV Man's Death Inquest
An inquest in Philadelphia found Joseph McCaig of Beverly West Virginia died of heart disease. Willam F. Bondal, a Christian Scientist healer, attended him. The coroner noted no drugs were given and no law was broken. McCaig was described as elderly and choosing his own care.
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Philadelphia
Joxeph McCaig
Beverly
W. Va
Willam F. Bondal
Hanedall
Akron Plans $1.0 Million Soda Bottle Plant
Barhertawng County to host the largest soda factory in the United States by the Pittbure Plate Glues company. The corporation will be chartered under Pennsylvania law with a capital stock of 1.0 million dollars and 300 workers to be employed.
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Akron
Jones
Barhertawng
Tis County
Pittbure
Corpeanadien
Penneylvania
Cilia Stark
Unclear OCR: Topeka city notices and names unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Topeka and Tokyo related terms with scrambled phrases and dates. No coherent event or individuals clearly identifiable for a proper summary card.
Execution order denied for Northampton man in 1775 case
In Vimimiy the governor refused clemency for Lewellyn Blows of Northampton, condemned to death for murder after a months’ confinement. A pardon hearing in midweek failed, leaving the execution to proceed as scheduled.
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V.lewellyn Blows
Northampton
Kentucky Democrats Enter Second Day of Convention Fights
The Kentucky Democratic convention bogged down on day two with momentum behind the Stone Goebel faction. Committees were formed and deliberations stretched late as rival coalitions maneuver for governor nominations. The platform likely opposes Bryan silver and hints at anti trust language.
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Seuta
Chiirinian Bedwine W
Coebel
Isla
Kenton
Restidleses
Tuck
Stone
Goebel
Ponvernor
Committee On Credentiam
Bryan
Progress Made By Homeopathy
Atlantic City June 22 The fifty fifth annual meeting of the American Institute of Homeopathy reports progress with the selection of the next meeting site Cleveland winning the second choice over Pataskala Ohio and Washington is favored for the sixty sixth annual gathering to coincide with the Samuel Hahnemann monument unveiling. The committee lists eight national societies and numerous hospitals colleges and clinics and notes a 4.82 percent death rate in homeopathic treated cases. Dr Charles E Walton of Cincinnati is named president.
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Atlantic City
American Institute of Homopathy
Cleveland
Dinen
Washington
Samuel Hahnemann
Homeopathy
Pat-in-Hay
Ohio
Congress
Horner
Civy
Pr. Pisher
Chicago
Fisher
Committee On Organization
United States
Homenpahy
Charles E. Walton
Cincinnati
Chicago Indicts Dan Coghlin and William Armstrong for jury bribing
Indictments charge Dan Coghlin and bar tender William Armstrong with jury fixing in Chicago. Coghlin's bond set at 15000 pounds and Armstrong's at 5000 pounds. The case notes Coghlin's prior prison terms for assisting in the Cronin murder but shows acquittal on a second trial. The indictment alleges a May 11 bribe offer of 200 dollars to juror John F Taylor during the John Carbine vs. Miners Central railroad panel.
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Chicago
Dan Coghlin
William Armstrong
Coghlin
Armstronga
Bow
John FL Taylor
Taylor
John Carbine
Minors Central Railroad
Untitled note on former United Stars figure recovery
A fragmented report notes a former United Stars member, Artie TC Gorman, denying crime allegations and expressing gradual recovery. The piece hints at a menial public image correction and personal improvement underway.
Bank announces shipment of gold to Saturday’s steamer
New York reports President Sulimin of the National City Bank announced in the afternoon that the bank would ship 1 000 000 in gold to Saturday’s steamer, land and proceeds as a written notice that there would be price movements the same day 2 100 000. The items are declared to be regular exchange loans.
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New York
Sulimin
National Cite Bank
Land
Fire destroys two five story buildings in Philadelphia
A blaze in Philadelphia destroys the J Matthews and Colamorocco factory warehouse and two adjacent five story brick buildings at Amri can and Willow street. Origin of the fire is unknown and estimated losses are not yet tallied though insured.
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Philadelphia
J. Matthews & Colamorocco
Amrican
Willow Street
Joncudter Curran Dies After Lye Ingestion
The death of Joncudter Curran ages years follows accidental swallowing of lye in Any City. Authorities report no foul play and note the incident occurred today in the hospital.
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Joncudter
June
Bernand Curran
Growing Tendency Toward Mob Rule in the South
Bowker T Washington, president of the Industrial and Normal school, spoke in Birmingham on lynching in the southern states, noting most victims are Black. He warned lynching harms moral growth, cites 12 months data, and urges ministers teachers and the press to oppose attacks on women and to promote lawful justice.
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Birminghamm
Bowker T Washington
Thedustrial and Normal School
Washington
United States
McKinley
New York
New England
Gur Souther
Washingteon
South
Cuba
Iwast Hall
Tae Ameone
Col Arguelles Offense Details Sentencing In Manila
Manila reports reveal Colonel Arguelles, a Filipino commissioner, was sentenced to twelve years in prison. Earlier talks blamed friendship with Americans for condemnation, but new information shows the conviction stemmed from actions unrelated to peace talks, aligning with President Schomay's belief in his sincerity and stance on a waromy issue.
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Manila
Aravelles
Schormay
Reading lumber firm makes assignment under failure claim
A Heading Lumber Company of Reading assigns its assets in a formal deed for the benefit of creditors, listing an amount around 200 000 with unclear names and parties, as reported in early June copy.
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Reading
Roplar Mwhatt Lower Company
Missourd
Beneit
Wieareit Itor
Amsote
Senator Lovet Returns Home from Auneeville
Patteville residents report Senator Lovet arrived at his Bebusikill residence last night from Auneeville. The traveler appeared very ill and is listed on the writed residency list.
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Patteville
Lovet Arived
Auneeville
Cleveland Strikers Reject Company Ration on Street Rail Defeat
The Cleveland street railway strike deepened as strikers rejected by an unanimous vote the company proposal to the city council special committee. The firm offered to rehire about 80 percent of former workers, with preference to those not involved in unlawful acts. Strikers planned their own counter proposal for the common committee.
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Cleveland
Ternicort
Gas Explosion At Maxwell Colliery Rescues 300 Miners
A gas explosion rocked the Maxwell colliery of the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Co in Wilkes Barre on June 22. Three hundred men were at work. initial reports said many killed, but all escaped unharmed except three with minor burns. The fire was quickly quelled and damage was light.
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Wilkes-Darre
Maxwell
Lehigh and
Wilkes- Barre Coal Company
Omiy Hadeen
Explosive Blaze Destroys Eddgetone Print Works Lab
An explosion tore through the Chester Macine chemical house of the Eddgetone print works, shattering the building and destroying a lab valued at $25,000. All chemicals were outside when the blast occurred. no injuries reported. The fire, caused by burning gritty gum heating chloride of potash, blew barrels and timber as a white vapor column rose high.
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Chester
Macine
Chemiscal House
Eddgetone Print Works
Panic in Theatre Triggers Stampede in Chicago
During a Mamalet misprint performance at the Metropolitan theatre in Chicago a man yelled Fire causing a stampede as patrons surged toward the door. The gallery crowd, mainly men and boys, were bruised in the scramble before order was restored and the fire outside the awning was extinguished.
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Chicago
Metropolitan Theatre
Mdownetulrs
Steamer Ethwold Safe After Floating Distress
A Nassau despatch to the Quaker City Fruit Co reports the steamer Ethwold arriving at Nassau with a broken shaft. All aboard are reported well. The vessel left June 7 for Port Antonio and was later said to be adrift with an broken shaft, then reported to have foundered.
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Philadelphia
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Quaker City Fruit Company
Eithwold
Port Antonio
Wages Increased at Parryville Plant
Mauch reports that workers at Carbon Iron and Steel Company's Parryville plant will receive a further wage increase starting July 1, raising daily pay by one cent. This marks the second raise since the plant resumed operations ten weeks ago.
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Mauch
Nice
Carbon Iron and Steel Company
Parryville
Siney
Plat
Destructive drought devastates Colorado and surrounding regions
The drought has ruined major Colorado ranges and caused widespread cattle losses. Reports indicate hundreds of cattle and herd deaths in the San Juan Valley as northern New Mexico and parts of Oklahoma, the Indian Nations, and western Kansas face near bare ranges.
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Denver
Jine
Drougit
Colorado
San Juis
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Severe storm sweeps northern Iowa with damage in Waverly
Dubuque reports a severe storm last night across northern Iowa. Waverly suffered heavy damage while Jessup and Raymond experienced unconfirmed bulletins.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Waverly
Jessup
Raymond
Venezuelan Bound Ay Commission Set for June Meeting
The Venezuelan bound ay commission schedules a text meeting for Wednesday, June Os, with sessions planned for morning and afternoon.
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Vurie
Delaware grants charter to Ruby Match Company
Dover June 2 The sovereignty of state today granted a certificate of incorporation to the Ruby Match Company of Wilmington Del The capital stock amount is not specified in the readable text.
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Delaware
Big Match Company
Dover
Del
Sovreiany of State Today
Ruby Match Company
Wilmington
Capital Be Uy
Quiet Day as New Curate Prepares at Plunkett House
Nori Adwaime Maes and Sunele Pypevi dent McKinley with Mrs McKinsey serve as curate for a week at W EH Plunkett. The day was quiet and ventful.
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Nori Adwaime Maes
Sunele
McKinley
Mrs. McKinsey
W. EH. Plunkett
Boland Elected Supreme Archon by Heptasophs
In Buffalo the Supreme Council of the Independent Order of Heptasophs elected officers. C. G. Boland was named Supreme Archon, Otin Bryan became supreme provost, and Samuel H. Tattersall was chosen supreme secretary along with other officers including Charlie W. H. Rameey supreme treasurer and John W. Crew supreme organizer. Additional posts went to Wm. Hendricks, Adolph Seholdt, Joseph Hoblitt, and W. Hemiticks among others.
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Supreme Council of the Independent Order of Heptasophs
Buffalo
C. G. Boland
Supreme Archon
W. T. Hendricks
Supreme Sentinel
Supreme Council
Pennsylvania
C. Greer
Pas
Adolph Seholdt
McKeesport
Supreme Cwarrder
Joseph Hoblitt
We Hom
Nod
Suomenme Sentinel
Hemiticks
Somaiton
Supreme Trustees
W. Jones
Newark
Sullivan Kansas Clhiy
W. W. Cooner
Philadelphia
French Cabinet Formed and Washington Views on Lenin
The morning paper reports the formation of a French cabinet and cites Professor Washington's analysis of Lenin’s work at the Peace Conference. It notes events across Atlantic leagues and local civic items including a Lackawanna telephone ordinance and council memorials.
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Ceneral
Washington
Heptosophy
Peace Restored in Samoa Declares US Commissioner
Washington reports Bartlett Tripp US commissioner at Samoa states peace has returned, Malietoa Tinu resigns, kingship abolished, provisional government set up, Chief Justice Chambers disqualified Matifa and Malietoa Tanu seated. Admiral Reade agrees Tuetietehember must be maintained. US action not liable for damages.
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Washington
The
Bartlett ‘Tripp
United States
Somes
Reland
Chambers
Malietoa Tinu
Commission
Verdict Recorded in Scranton Lynching Case
The coroner's jury returned a verdict in the Dante Patrick lynching near Scranton Mississippi. They found the deceased came to his death by being "set off with a rope and bullets" after being hanged at 2 am. Three hundred prominent locals were present at the scene.
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Scranton
Miss
Corones
Dante Patrick
Tie
Dreyfus Cell Strengthened
Rennes reports calm as authorities reinforce the cell of Captain Alfred Dreyfus. Workers add a second bar to the prison window while local papers protest the indignity and insist he be treated as an accused officer, not a criminal.
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Rennes
France
Alfred Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Overlooked Queen's Statue by Vermont Veterans
Gran Army veterans of Vermont viewed the St. Jean Baptiste procession in Montreal. They marched with Canadian army and navy veterans and failed to salute the queen statue, provoking crowd disapproval that was quickly corrected.
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Montreal
Gran Army Veterans of Vermont
St. Jean Baptiste
Navy
Victoria
Negroes Turn the Tables in Lynch Incident
Report from Conway in Horry County states a mob attempted to lynch a white boy named Sam Lowe after a black man named Green was killed. The black man reportedly rode a bicycle and collided with Dowe who then killed him. Dove's father led a party with a shotgun away.
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Columbia
Conway
Horry County
Sam Lowe
Green
Dowe
Dove
Regiment Receives Manila Cable From Volunteers
From Greensburg Pennsylvania on June 22 a cablegram from Manila arrived for Liewten and Coulter of Company 1 Tenth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers reporting regiment orders in jail on the Senator.
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Greensurg
Byerhard Coulter
Manila
Biche Won
Liewtenant Coulter
Tenth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Second Immune Infantry Regiment Woe at Camp Meade
The Immune Infantry Regiment Harrlabure Jone The Second was mustered out today at Camp Meade. Recruited in Lewisina and Texas at the outbreak of the Spanish American War, the unit served eleven months in Cuba.
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Harrlabure
Jone
Camp Meade
Louwishina
Texan
Cuba
Shipping Movements Report From New York Harbor
New York notes June 2 arrivals and sailings of ships including Trave firemen from Rotterdam and Spaarn ium to New York Liverpool, Toutonke arriving in New York, Queenstown outbound Avitawnic from New York, and tlgard near Auguste Victoria from New York bound for Hamburg.
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New York
Trave Firemen
Rotterdam
Spaarnium
Liverpool
Toutonke
Queenstown
Avitawnic
Tlgard
Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Will Appeal to the President by Seamen Vamps and Wives
Three thousand seamstresses and relatives of soldiers protest loss of employment. A committee led by Miss Kate Dougherty and Mrs Mors McKeever plans to seek a direct audience with the President after his New Hampshire departure to urge awarding war clothing contracts to women workers rather than contractors. Senator Penrose will join to press their case in Washington.
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Philadelphia
Abin
United States
Kate Dougherty
Mors McKeever
New Banhard
New York
Washington
Morrisburg
Solbers
Congress
United Rinter
Penrose Saye
McClellan Navy Admiral Honored By Georgetown University
Washington June 22 Georgetown University conferred LL D honorary degrees on Admirals Winfield Scott Schley and George W. Melville Major General Joseph Wheeler and other officials. Crowd reactions mixed as Schley received his degree with no comment while undergraduates cheered. Heidelburg University also awarded a Doctor of Law to Andrew Carnegie.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Menr Aemirals
Winfield Scott Sehley
Georgy W. Melville
Joseph Wheeler
W. Rourke Cochran
New York
Saimouel Musey
District of Columbia
Daniel Hrower
Milners
Thomas Herrad
United States of Cabol
Admiral Sehley
Sehley
Tke Oullur
Bourke Coorg
Board of Regents
Heidelburg University
Andrew Carnegie
Death reports from Havana detail deaths of U S troops
Washington June 2. Governor General Brooke in Havana cables the War Department listing deaths from yellow fever and other causes among prisoners and volunteers. Entries include Latins from General Prisoner Waihthang Minne Fourth Volunteer Infantry who died 19th, and Sergeant Columbus Stuart Fifth Infantry who died of yellow fever at Pinar del Rio. William Wright First Infantry died from puerperal hemorrhage. Sergeant William Mange First Infantry died of intestinal obstruction.
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Washington
Brooke
Havana
Dante
War Department
Waithang
Minne
Columbus Stuart
Fifth Infantes
Pinar del Rio
William WH. Wright
First Infantry
Sergent Wiliam Mange
Captured Crook Zaumbel Arrested in New York
Police nabbed Philip Zaumbel, a noted Chicago criminal, upon alighting from a Boston train in New York. He carried stolen funds from the American National Bank of Porton, including fifty $100 notes and five $1 notes, after slipping away from an office moment earlier.
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New York
Philip Zanmbele
Chieaen
Boston
Aletrenakian National Bank of Borton
Zaumbel
Entombed Miner Rescued After Fall
A Polish miner named Ignai Kim mill, trapped by a fall at the Wihke Harre mine, was rescued. Officials report he remains in good physical condition and expressed confidence about the rescue time, noting his class and contributions to the team.
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Wihke-Harre
Ignaia
Kimmilly
Abe Gaylord Omaltve
Plymouth
Jn & Loree
Dowdestown Courtroom Whirl Sees Former Partners Tied
In Dowdestown a case against Willam Wright of Buia centers on alleged embezzlement during wartime. Wright, once allied with ex Banking Commissioner B P L Hieron, faces scrutiny over a strained legal partnership and a troubled financial record.
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Dowdestown. Hy
Willam & Wright
Buia
Wright
Commissigner B PL
Hieron
Fighting in the Soudan Signals Impending British Action
Fragmentary OCR reports heavy fighting in the Soudan with the Khadifa defending amid a British friendly alignment. A detachment is said to retreat into the woods with a small retinue, while imminent capture is suggested.
New French Cabinet Formed Under Tauber Era
Senator Waldeck Rousseau completed the cabinet formation presenting M. Declasse as Foreign Minister and the Marquis de Callifat as War Minister. The new premier assumes Interior, with ministers named for Marine, Justice, Agriculture, and Public Works. The coalition faces Dreyfus tensions and divides TBA policy stance.
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M. Declasse
Marquis de Callifat
Benator Watldecik Mobbert
Prow
Council of Minister
Diterior
M. Dyeclabee
Oenmal Manquis
Callipfat
M. DH Lanheban
Marine
M. Moynis
Justice
M. Caillaius
Provnce
M Muilierand
Come Mae
M. Crygmes
Inpgrietiva
M. Decrais
M. Jean Dupe
Agricul Hiare
M. Pierre Baden
Pulte Work
Mystery Cleared Up In Weerheater Case
A man labeled John emerged as the worker who spread the word of a mystery at Cheater county hospital. He was found at the Franklin Paige home near Chadds Ford, given farm work, and later died during transport to Weatherater hospital. Coroner Trontman received details from Brandywine Summit.
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Weerheater
Non
Cheater County
Toby
Trontman
Brandywine Sumit
Franklin Paige
Chadds Ford
Paige
Omostieter
Mire Pate
Weatheater
John
Tugboat catches fire near Warnet's Island
The tug NS FPF with five barges on tow left Kingston bound for Montreal caught fire early morning near Warnet's Island. The vessel burned to the water's edge. Nine crew members were aboard. four jumped into the water to save themselves, two are missing.
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Watertown
NS. Fpf
Bronson
Murray
Montreal Tradeportation Companys
Montreal
King@eton
Warnet’s Island
Missing 11-Year-Old Girl Shocks South Framingham
Reported disappearance of Helen Banter, 11, daughter of Alfred M. Kames, a wheel manufacturer in South Framingham, triggers fear of kidnapping as authorities and neighbors search and rally support.
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South Framingham
Mase
Jaume Su
Helen Banter
Alfred M. Kames
Rinh
Unclear historical notice from a college graduation fragment
Fragmentary OCR text provides names and phrases about a college context. Readable elements include references to graduates and institutions, but many names and terms are garbled. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates to form a complete summary.
Postmaster Appointments Mentioned for Wilkie Mills and Moorhead
Fragment describes changes in postal appointments with Connie and Jol N. Bein named in Wilkie Mills and Moorhead areas amid a sequence of unclear text.
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Wistington
Bitehand
Minotin
Thay
Moorehead
Twketer
Connie
Ant Jol N. Bein
Wilkie Mills
Criewford Mounts
Fragmented Weather Note From Wor Eastern Henn
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Friday weather and easterly winds. It references vague places and terms like Woshington and Wor eastern Henn with uncertain phrases about paths and candy. The readable content is limited to a windy forecast fragment with no clear events or figures.
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Woshington
Dume
Todtteadiia Civinness
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