Wreck on Pennsylvania Express Kills One Injures Twelve
A rear end collision near Monroe Park New Jersey between the Pennsylvania Western Express No 6 and a Philadelphia local killed one passenger Courtney Sylvester an expressman and injured twelve others. Both baggage and postal cars were wrecked and aid arrived from nearby towns to assist the injured.
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Pennsylvania Railway
Monroe Park
N. J
Western Express
Philadelphia
Courtney Sylvese
T Ie
Jersey City
Premature Death After Tunnel Incident in Pittsburgh
A construction accident occurred near a tunnel above Castle Street in the West End of Pittsburgh causing fatalities. The victim, a Mr. Baraks Abe, was crushed by a vehicle after a mishap in poor vine conditions.
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Cestie Street
Pittsburg
Panonia
Seria
Leomird
Fragmented OCR Summary Prompt Test
The readable parts suggest a local notice or brief item about a public matter. Entities and specifics are unreadable, with only scattered letters and fragments remaining.
Postor Uruetties and Clenshesy Mission News
A fragment reports Postor Uruetties and Vioocorma Bots sending a steamer Dyontsarah with Chima news. It mentions trespass by an unnamed party on mission premises at Clenshesy and dismissal of Xeehens bysects. Remains of pointered li are discussed with criticism and uncertainty.
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Clenshesy
Coming Attractions at Temple Theatre Port Wayne Tad Oct
The Temple Theatre in Port Wayne lists attractions. William J. Crane stars in David Harum on October 17 and Hera Kendall appears in The Vinegar Buyer with Oetl. I. event details reflect a busy schedule for fall.
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Temple Theatre
Port Wayne
Tad
William J. Crane
David Harum
Burslars Blow Safe In Allegheny Rail Office
Bandits exploded a safe at the Pittsburg and Western Railroad ticket office in Allegheny Pennsylvania and escaped with about 800 dollars in cash. No tickets were stolen.
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Burslars
Pittsburg and Western Railroad Company
Allegheny
Bean Factory Accident Claims Life at Greenwich Cridge Ton
Joseph Blossom died after falling into a hot bean vat at the Greenwich canning factory in Kridge ton. He slipped on a rolling rod that gave way under his feet as he scalded himself in the lime Lima beans process.
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Wile
Greenwich
Kridgeton
Joseph Blossom
Andrew Carnegie Receives Freedom of Port Scotland
Andrew Carnegie is awarded the freedom of Port, Scotland, in appreciation of his benefactions to Scotland. The city decorates in his honor and business is suspended for the celebration.
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Andrew Carnegie
Freedom of Port
Scotland
Carnegie
Grand Army Encampment Holds Civil War Veterans Review
The Grand Army encampment featured a grand review along Pennsylvania Avenue with President Johnson and President Roosevelt in view. Surviving veterans of Civil War brigades marching twenty four abreast, cheered crowds, and a ceremonial carriage salute marked the event. The Women’s Relief Corps held a notable convention with over three thousand delegates and prominent figures at national headquarters.
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Hercues
Hercues. Th: Mnohis
Arthis
Sherman
Thomas
Stoenum O
Sheridan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Johnson
Roosevelt
White House
Tir
Women’s Relief Corp
Women’s Relief Corps
Joseph B. Foraker
Charles M. Fairbanks
John A. Logan
Eugene Ware
Roosevelt Cave
Stone of Penuss Nng Affects Coal Strike Narrative
The text describes a remarkable personality tied to the coal strike and public life. It notes a six foot four figure, silk hat, and varied roles from district attorney to four-term congressman and governor. It mentions Pennsylvania birth on April 18 and a manner of public service and family life.
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Willem A. Stone
Penuss Nng
Tie
Welker Arel
United States
Cleveland
Nationalctivitie
Conegress Pirior
Gover
Ishs
Pie
Pennsylvania
Riot in New Orleans Leaves Dozens Injured
A bloody riot erupted in New Orleans as street car workers resumed service after a ten day strike. Police clashed with the mob, a policeman was mortally wounded, and several others were wounded. The crowd hurled bricks and missiles while a platoon of officers cleared Wells street and arrests were made.
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New Orleans
Schlessinger
L. Wennedsy
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Petensen
Charse
Nintz
Cne
Chiergo
Cora Eehy
Bat Baik Suit
Muddled Report Of Naval Reunion Event And Addresses
A garbled OCR reads like a women's relief camp and veterans reunion with references to Mrs Servi Dy, Alina Moers, Amma M Hall, and Gen JH Torupess as commander in chief. The fragment mentions 5000 veterans, a Marine Band and musical performances, but many names and details are unclear.
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Dolede
Airs
Iedusrey
Lesteur, Alina
Moers
Amma M. Hall
New Alartinaville
Agere
United States Marine
JH Tor
Transfer of Gen Bragg Sparks Controversy in Punyana
Edward S. Brags consul general at Punyana is reassigned west of the United States, while William UA Rubles moves to Ha Ha as consul general. The change follows Brags alleged unpopularity with the people, after a controversial statement about Cubans circulated widely and provoked island resentment.
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Edward S. Brags
Punyana
United States
Honekong
William UA. Rubles
Wot Thik
Gen. Brose
Ifawang
Island
Miners Defy Roosevelt in Refusal to End Coal Strike
Mitchell rejects Roosevelt plan to end the coal strike and keep miners out of work. He cites cabinet and congressional action as needed, as unions rally in support while militia remains in the anthracite region.
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Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
New York
Con
Roosevelt
White House
Pennsylvania Guardsmen Deployed to Open Anthracite Mines
Governor Stone orders the entire Pennsylvania National Guard into the anthracite fields. Ten thousand armed troops aim to restart idle mines amid a nationwide strike led by John Mitchell and Frank P. Sarpent. Roosevelt party tensions rise as costs exceed a million dollars and history recalls Homestead era actions.
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Gary. Stone
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Council of War
John Mitchel
United Mine Workers
Frank P. Sarpent
Roosevelt
Gov. Stone
Clarksboure
Mitchell
Homestead
Pittsburg
Hayes
Great Iron Works
Philadelphia
Firs
Alount Gretna
National Guard of
Coal Barons in Danger Says Gompers at Penn Ave Rally
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, warned Pennsylvania strike leaders at a Washington rally that veterans of the Cham Army would win in their fight for freedom and liberty. He urged moderation, saying danger lay ahead for all, as about five hundred listeners heard the speech and a collection raised 75 dollars for the strikers.
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Samuel Cromiers
American Federation of Lauber
Pennnsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Washington
Ghrami Army
Pennsylvania
Polish Father Sienkiewicz Urges Calm in Berlin Letter
Henrik Sienkiewicz, identified as the Polish father, writes a public Berlin letter urging Prussian Poles to avoid extreme acts and steer clear of anti Polish agitation.
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Henrik Sienkiewicz
Berlin
Receiver for the Mines Seeks Coal Railroads Taken by Courts
Turmoil over coal shortages and high prices prompts Tulsa area men to seek a Supreme Court equity receiver for coal producing railroads and related firms in Pennsylvania. The petition aims to protect public interest with appointed agents, wage terms, and pricing oversight, echoing Chief Justice Waite on public use of private property.
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Tuston
Supreme Court
Dumanies
Ennsylva
Ria. Ry
Petitionera
Tiernan W. Chaplin
Waite
United States Supreme Court
Chicao
Royal visits and political shifts across Europe
Hing Edward visits Skibo after leaving the royal yacht PDornech. Andrew Carnegie is noted, with James M. Jean Jules Jusser appointed by France as minister to the United States. Hungary faces clashes between Catholic students and Orthodox inhabitants. Paris notes revenue decline, with a potential deficit of 1 000 000 francs. Chinese commanders report withdrawal of foreign troops next spring. London forms Anti Income Tax League amid tax-cut rhetoric. Italy issues new stamps showing Savoy eagle and hints at expansion. Martinique seeks complete abandonment, while Pelee eruption scientists are ordered to build a permanent observatory.
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Hing Edward
Andrew Carenegie
Skibo
James M. Jean Jules Jusser
France
M. Cambon
United States
Hungary
China
Legation
London
House of Savoy
Martinique
Hare
Paris
Pelee
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