Fragmented Echoes of a Turbulent Era News Note
A garbled, OCR style column mixes references to a Pittsburgh tunnel disaster and New York Central rail safety, touching on political reform, a topographic survey in Iowa, and a coroner jury in New York. It mentions the Prince of Wales, inter ocean canal route debate, and a Cleveland legislator seeking jury law changes. The piece flits between historic-sounding events and speculative notes, ending with a domestic quip about a couple's harmony.
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New York
Lata Tunnel
New York Central & Hudson
Peatengeri
Seid Tunnel
Memorial McKinley address graced Second Presbyterian
The Second Presbyterian church held a memorial for President McKinley arranged by the Brotherhood. Rev Dr Manchester, former McKinley pastor, delivered a long and earnest address praising McKinley with biographical sketches, wartime deeds, and reflections on his presidency. The event, decorated with American flags, ran from 4:30 to 10:00, ending with tributes and prayers.
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Second Presbyterian Church
McKinley
Palma
Kev
Manchester
Elona
WA. McKintey
W. UW
Irwin
Brotherhood
Dr. Manchester
Mckinsey
Willeam
Ireland
Vierer
Munker
Bagiand
Holla
Paris
Yards Dame
Averiza
York
Doylestown
Wiliam Metiniay
Niloe
Ohio
Mather Maltio
Ley
Jio
Aporta
Slice
Acil
McKintey
Hia Eailet
Rullané Pointe
Mclinley
Mancheater
BricKinley
Buffalo
Manchetter
Manchester Anld
The Biddles Escape Jail Break Desperadoes Flee
Desperadoes known as the Biddles escaped from the county jail after attacking guards and wounding a night watchman. They wore disguises and fled in citizen clothing with police pursuing across Ohio and Michigan. The escape is linked to political motives, while the jailer’s wife allegedly aided the breakout, and rewards were posted for their capture.
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Peesnysoan
Kalinoy
Dateettva Kitzgeralv
Aj Reapita
Bagnokta
Walter Dorman
Ohio
Michigan
Sofel
Soffel
Soifel
Eaid
Thia
Prosecution Real Estate Case Tangles Local Court
Prosecuting Attorney Lewin moves on a case involving Thomas KH Taylor, a New York traveler beaten in North Sixth Street. Wilson, Flennegan, Win, Fritchie and Edward Cany face charges of assault with intent to kill. Bonds posted at 100 each. Hearing set before Mayor Means Friday morning. Taylor remains in Gill Hospital in serious but hopeful condition. Various real estate transfers and bonds listed in separate notices. A pension per month is granted to Hankwh A. Seltzer, widow of Capt. Jobo Heffer.
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Lewin Ban
Thomas KH. Taylor
New York
Gill Hospital
North Sixth
Anc
James Flennegan
Win
Fritchie
Edward Cany
Tha Moo
J. C Naylor
Kay
Meany
Payor Yee Trdsay
Ibia
William M. iCerr
Hankwh
A. Seltzer
Tenbeardle
Jobo Hefteer
Virginla Yulurteer Cavalry
Real Estate Sale and Criminal Case Highlights
An overcrowded listing notes Wright property on Booth sold by Frendenberger agency for 7000 with other parcels and local real estate actions. A separate court scene involves Snowden charged with assaulting Harry Long of the Racket Store. pleads guilty to a lesser charge, faces fines and bond terms, with Snowden released on bond and ordered to pay restitution.
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Booth
Frendenberger
Kepesphady
Noowden
Bnowden
Harry Long
Etora
Sobictctieg & Peiatal
Byntte Meentios
Snowden
Santia
Snowden Voor
Cast, Sarg McIene, Mail Clark on the Toledo Line
Sarg McIene, Cast, and others formerly on the P. run from Patapsburg to Bellaire suffered a serious fall from a boarding house window in Louisville. He sustained injuries, now in a dying condition at his daughter’s home. Doctors cite paralysis from possible brain hemorrhage linked to the wreck of his mail car on the Walhonding near Warsaw last summer. His condition remains hopeful. Capt. McDonnell and his sons are saddened by the news.
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Sarg McLeane
Mail Clark
Toledo
Walhonding Valley
Pataburege
Bellaire
Hia
Ethia
Loudunville
Sud
Parelysia
Letrol
Walhonding
Warsaw
Capt
McDonnell
Tremendous Public Interest In Gant Steel Triat-Net
Disrupted text recounts a public note on Gant steel and underwriting actions involving J P Morgan and others. Mentions large sums like 884,060,900 and 219,000,000 with references to surplus, war impact, and personal connections in steel networks. Names and places are inconsistently legible.
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Gant Steel
Nino
New York
J.P. Morgan
Ard Elleagars
Carolyle
Bo Oon
Trekenya
Stove Explosion Drives Occupants From Burning Boarding House
A stove blast at a two story frame boarding house on West Market Street opposite the flour mill caused a fierce blaze that sent several residents fleeing through a burning building. Infants and adults escaped via a broken window as flames raced through the upper floors. Three workers from a nearby plant and others suffered burns, yet none are believed fatally injured. The structure, owned by William Batlock, was insured for about $1000 with estimated losses around $500. Court notes follow.
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Yao
Tancdare
Agié
Noo
Worman
Wilelde
Win
Barter
Laem
Felicia. Teot
Ating
Ejde
Othra
Uacadio Pazad
Keyoundino Qosccani
Antonio Bonefisto
Buron
Blewarly Ylley
Dany
William Batlock
Repeal Move Aims To Clear War Levy Overhaul
The Ways and Means Committee today urged Chairman Payoo to draft a repeal of all wartime revenue measures. Washington officials expect presentation to the House for approval, signaling a shift away from postwar tax regimes.
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Wasitnatos
Dan
Means
Huuns
Payoo
Hoags
Riot at Parliament Building Sparks police clash
Workmen riot as ten thousand men gather at the Parliament building in support of anti government protests led by Snoisitat leader Vaysong. Windows are smashed and chamber proceedings halted. Mounted police disperse the crowd with swords. eight wounded reported.
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Broarker
Dan
Snoisitat
Vaysong
Atoulancen
Estate creditors and guardians listed in probate accounts
A historical probate record itemizes numerous guardians and executors such as McClave, Leonard, Melotogt, Wright, Beatty, Kerr, Crawford, gray, Spruce, Hurdhtield, Wilson, Winters, Reynolds, McGletland, Starr, Burchfield, Thompson, Mokkee and Spercor. It states due estates and ward accounts with amounts including 190,756 dollars and 1,005 74 dollars, among others, in a detailed ledger of admin and guardian fees and heirs.
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Woalott
K. McClave
Wm. McClave
Medill
Jane
Poulton
Sarah A. Leonard
Hugh Melotogt
Helluda Wright
Thonina
Allinan
Bolida Wright
Win
Wore
Gusr
House
Sprucve
A. Biscus
Geo. Hurdhtield
Hina
Aeltaman
Hester A. Wilson
Georga
Winters
J. Wt. Reynolda
Due Estate
W. W. McGletland
Anna L. Rameoy
Due Warde
Jexsle A. Reynolds
Adm
Noeney J. Meypard
Fliratoft
W.C. Sturr
Exra
Joseph Starr
Exca
Burotfield
Wilton Burchfield
Das Sothing
Hinalof
Thampeon
Adin
Roost
UN Nothing
Fred Kragi
R. D. Thompson
Firat Utd
Local Briefs Highlight Disjointed City Events
Shodadh bets and family notes appear amid a fragmented local roundup. Mentioned are a church examination, property sale, a hand injury from a butter box, a marriage, and various community programs and legal disputes. The mix reflects a bustling but incoherent Thursday page of city life.
Scarcity of Rem The Pau Handle Promotes Firemen and Gamblers
A garbled report notes a shortage of firemen and other workers, with vague references to engineers and brakes. It mentions a total tally of a deranged number and a chaotic plea for new personnel, suggesting staffing pressure across multiple roles.
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Pau
Vis
Schwab May 60 No Action Yet on Steel Presidency
New York January 9 The Commercial announced that Charles Schwab has not yet decided on a plan regarding the presidency of United States Steel. Morgan and associates reportedly deem it expedient or necessary to delay. Morgan and partners have taken no definite action and Schwab is expected to remain in position for the calendar year, with a permanent future not yet determined.
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United States Geological Burosy
Jeltfarron
New York
Charles M. Yobwab
Monta
Schwab
Morgan
Schwan
United Statea &Tos! Corporation
Howard Guilty in Goebel Murder Case at Frinaront
In Frinaront Kentucky on January 11 a jury found Howard guilty of murder in the Goebel case. The panel fixed life imprisonment after voting against death and in favor of life. Howard’s lawyers planned to move for a new trial tomorrow after a two and a half hour deliberation.
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Frinaront
Jan
Jin Howard
Goebel
Seldi
Aé¢Ven
Balluta
Iife Nentonue
Howard
Useful Dogs Endure Brave Wyandotte Robbery Night
At Uarkey Wyandotte a rich farmer faced a highwayman who demanded money. The farmer released large dogs from his wagon and the robber was felled, clothing torn, and wounded. A mob later joined the farmer with food, returning to the scene.
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Tirron
Inn
Wyandotte
Hla Doga
Bone
Conference scales and operator talks delay minor case
Woranaronm Inn on July 30 reports the minor scale committee and operators spent the afternoon arranging business for the conference. Heet stops were used to organize items, and the operators guarded their propositions with publication delayed until the conference, likely next week.
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Woranaronm
Inn
British Reply Delayed on Dutch Peace Proposal
The House of Commons discussed the Dutch peace proposal with government official Arthur Balsoms stating the Dutch government would not be in power to accept the British reply before tomorrow. Papers on the matter were to be published this week.
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Jen
House of Commons
Arthur Balsoms
Lolder
Tanto
Tore
Retirement of Rear Edna Bempson In Navy Orders
Navy dispatches announce the retirement of Rear Edna W. Bempson. The formal decree sets February as the retirement month, citing long service with the naval forces. The notice emphasizes career milestones and honors earned during years of duty aboard multiple vessels and commands.
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Wat Nington
Navy
Aunanne
Rearedna
W.T. Bempson
Cloning of AICaGO at Olosley Inheatras site
A brief notice reports the cloning of AICaGO at the Olosley Inheatras facility in ZIP 78543. The operation is associated with COT and WG pork research, with details limited to the readable fragments from Comcaco and Jun S0.
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Comcaco
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