Four Candidates Licensed By Steubenville Conference
A fragment from a 19th century Steubenville conference report notes the licensing of four candidates for ministry. The text describes ministers in charge, the opening of the congregation's deliberations, and mentions candidates named Neensea, Hres pe ferred lotto, Trev. Jess J. Mastin, Rev. J. Anderson, A. Baker, Jonas son, and Rev. Joseph Penny. It records committee referrals, a bridgeport reference, and the conference closing with a sermon and addresses. The next meeting is slated for November.
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Mastin
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J. Anderson
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A. Ta Baker
Mingo Jonasson
Joseph Penny
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A. Je. Boyer
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Fragmentary Toronto Row Briefly Names Many Persons
A garbled OCR line from Toronto lists numerous personal names and scattered terms. The readable fragments include Savion Ridolph Parinian and Albert award references, with scattered surnames and places, but most of the line remains indecipherable.
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Peanlsworth Dahnson
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Ohio
Tlbert Dalwaton
Bath
Vegarthon
Ewls
Mianailold
Hans
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Clveto- Jee Ohin
Woman Found Dead in Rooming House in Wealthy Family Shadow
A mysterious young woman identified as Iva May Jolson, claiming kin to a wealthy Stenbenville family, was found dead in a rooming house. Telegrams trace her movements from Toledo to Cleveland and back, with neighbors recalling little about her and officials deeming the death possibly negligent.
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Toledo
Olta
Iva May Jolson
Stenbenyville
Stenhonyilte
Clevaland
Hove
Steubenvilles
Cleveland
Awaman
iPoloilo
Carl
Howe
Breese
Knapp
Buona
Slorse
Tata Avas
Neglent
Oldcaninay
Caton
Peculiar Injury From Freight Train on Pan Handle Track
Jamoa Camint a laborer on the Pan Handle was seriously injured Wednesday afternoon at a curve east of Wheeling Junction. A loose pick struck him on the temple as a passing freight train whizzed by, fracturing skull bones. He was taken to GH Hospital with swollen eyes and a battered mouth. Doctors say recovery possible but the injury is grave.
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Jamoa Camint
Collera
W.va
Wheeling
Iva
GH Hospital
Bat Eyes Coswollen
Almouth
Dursting
Des McCullough
Medical: Society Piedérorsan Gonnty Report
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled medical society notes, names and places. readable items mention Medical net hit station vine and references to individuals, cities, and an ongoing discussion of medical topics without clear context or coherent events.
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Bert McDonald Injured Manward At La Belle Hill Recovery Hopes
A report from Belport doctors Tubbs and Algerins and Dr McMillen of Mingo details Bert McDonald, injured nine weeks ago at La Belle mill, undergoing surgery. His badly injured arm was amputated after worsening condition and a nurse said recovery may come slowly, with friends hoping for improvement.
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Bert McDonald
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Fragmented OCR Drives Sparse Local Update
Reading lacks coherent facts. The text appears as scrambled names and dates with mentions of Cedar Pot Lake and a Friday event. No clear event, person, or organization can be reliably identified beyond scattered place names.
Wells Gush From Lyle Farm in Washington County Pa
Dense oil activity erupts near Crosa Creek in Washington County Pennsylvania as Robert Lyle No 8 well on the Lyle farm spills oil to 30 feet high, expected to yield 50 to 60 barrels. Hlespie firm drys the nearby Lyle well, drawing crowds and signaling more wells. Robert Varien No 2 lies about 100 feet west of Jugle No 2 as officials report yesterday.
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Crosa
Creek
Washington County
Wis
Robert Lyle
Domiek
Lyle
Hlespie
Kkdlly
Cooper
Robert Varien
Local Markets Prices Advertised in New York Grocery List
An itemized local markets ad lists numerous grocery items with bulk and unit pricing. Entries include flour, sugar, syrup, ham, bacon, crackers, cereal, potatoes, apples, pumpkins, cabbage, onions, lettuce, spinach, squash, carrots, mint, lard, green onions, cucumbers, and other produce with cents per pound or per item quotes. It reflects a dense, low-clarity OCR of market specials and brand names with scattered numbers.
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New York Great
Baveltzen
Pillsbury
Pacon
Donoho
Marriage notes and surprised ceremony in Richburgh
A fragmented social item reports a wedding arranged by friends of Miss Maovas Thode with several attendees named. The note mentions Miss Mia Norman and Mrs C A Wealdayy among others, and references Mr. William Crawford and Mrs. Ily T Waggoner at a tone of local social chatter from Richburgh.
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Mabel
Bob Rishmann
Avie Wut
Ldetrande Garr
Af Richburgh
Maovas
Badly Hurt Man Suffers Broken Limb and Dislocated Ankle
William Welly sustained a broken limb and dislocated ankle after a fall from a second story while working on a new levee near the Weet Wirwinin side of the river. He landed on his bed foot, the ankle driven forward, with Dr Laughlin attending.
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