Construction Progress Across Canton and Nearby Areas
Fragmented OCR text describes multiple road and rail projects around Canton and nearby towns. Mentions Cleve vil, Philadelphia, Massillon, Wheeling, and New Rhiadelphia with lines and construction notes. References to dates, donations, and ongoing building efforts.
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Clevevil
I Nation
Mabillion
Philadelphia
Otaleaville
Rae
Mar
Tuscarate
Fragmented OCR Creates Obscure Item Card
A heavily damaged OCR line yields a fragmentary note with unclear names and details. Readable elements include scattered letters and punctuation, giving no coherent event, date, place, or involved organizations. The record remains unreadable without source restoration.
Pittsburgh Pennant Aspirants Face Off
Fragmentary OCR text shows a court or city notice about detained youths, shooters sent to the workhouse, and references to Pittsburgh. Names and clear facts are broken, but the piece hints at punitive actions by authorities and a local sports or pennant context.
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Wee Eel Ng
Jonah
Death of Benjamin Williams Aged 72 in Bleubenville
Benjamin Williams a longtime resident of Bleubenville died at his home 317 Washington Street at age 72 after a long illness. Born near Richmond in 1820, he lived in Ohio and West Virginia before settling in Bleubenville. He worked as a painter and chair maker, married Anna Effernon in Wheeling, and was a former member of Flatilins M. M. lodge. He leaves an adopted daughter Annie, and a widow, with funeral details to be announced. Also reported: Mary Margiots, infant daughter of Hayes and Annie Beane, died Monday night at the family home on Center Avenue at age 8 months.
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Pat Aiyata
Botjamin Busha Williame
Stenbeoville
Washington Strest
Sears
Ahd
Pripst
Williams
Wititatia
Virpitia
Richmond
Mabeuaty
Ohio
Mt. Plannang
Jefferson County
Benjamin
Wheeling
W. Va
Bleubenvilla
Jeane
Wad
Annaeffernon
Aninie
Mary Margirot
Hades
Annie
Beane
Aston Folto
Mt. Pleasant
Michael Papoch
Grind Broho
George Sherboudy Wea
Cumberland
Samuel Ower, Jr
Hibernia National Bank of
New Orleans
Mollia Scott
Fairmont
Jeanette
Reform School
Philadelphia
James Johnson
St. Fidelia
Mahanoy City
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Isadore Sobel
Erie
Postofice Department
Washington
William K. Booth
Broomall
Delaware County
Hovenor
Buildings Commission of Philladelphia
John . Howard
Andrew
Slaghki
Clearfield, Pai
Esai Eeabe L Pe ee d eaten
A fragmented OCR item notes an unusual phrase about Esai Eeabe L Pe and a referenced eating incident. The readable text centers on a local event or incident linked to those names, with minimal surrounding context. Further details are unclear in the fragment.
Ohio in Congress from 1803 to 1901
Long biographical sketch of Ohio lawmakers and military veterans who served in the U.S. Congress, detailing Lorenzo Danford and other delegates from Belmont and surrounding counties. Includes birthplaces, education, Civil War service, political affiliations, districts, terms in the Forty-third to Fifty-sixth Congress, and notable roles in law and public service.
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Ohio
Athens County
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Ninety-second
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Athens
Meigs
Washington
Morgan
Monroe
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Belmont County
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Seventeenth Ohio Volunteer Regiment
Fifteenth Ohio
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Ohio, Volunteer Infantry
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Arkansas
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Newbern
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Fredrick O Aire
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St. Ximey's College
Cincinnati
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Vallandighard
Baltimore
William A. Taylor
Columbus
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McMahon
Montgomery
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Danzer
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General Assembly
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Delaware
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Senate
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John Luther Vance
Gallipolis
Ohio River
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Hocking Counties
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Fourth
Virginia Infantry
West Virginia
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Valley
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James J. Campbell
Jacob PF Cowen
Jacob. P. Cowen
Ashland
Fifty-third General Assembly
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Richland
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Wyandot
Lorence
Henry B. Payne
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Amos Townsend
Payne
United States
Nelson H. van Vorhes
Washington County
Pennsylvania
van Vorhes
Western Spectator
Athens Messenger
Mills Gardner
Washington C
Fayette County
Brown ‘County
Ripley ‘Academy
Nelson" ‘Barrere
Hillsboro
Highland County
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Clinton
Greene
Fayette
Clermont
Butler
Oesete
John 'S. Jones
John §. Jones
Hardin
Mariton
Union
Morrow
Knox
Beschwoods
Champaign County
Ohio Wesleyan University
J.M. Crawford
Leutenant
One Hundred and Seventy-fourth
Ohio Soldiers’ and Ballers’ Orphans’ Home
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Wesleyan Female College
Wilson
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