Mrs Ob. of Julian Dead After Long Illness
Mrs. Elizabeth Julian, born in Connecticut to Mr. and Mrs. Kenry Peck, died at 4 30 after a long illness from complications of diss. She leaves an only sister in Extra and several siblings in Hymera and other towns. Rev B F Julian announces the death with funeral services held at the Hh D edalpy afternoon, interment at Tot Pleple cemetery.
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Julian
Ri’s. B
Connecticut
Kenry Peck
Mai
Nate
Nancy Buns
Nirs Jilian
Isabeth Herrington
Lon Scildren
John
Walter
Hymera
Tra
Palestine
Alice Austin
Coalmont
G. W. Pirtle
Carlisle
R. P. Beckett
Missers Julan
Thos
Heshund
F. Julian
Av Vonod
Dev
Asbury
Reesell
Local Woman Remembered in Parversbourg Obituary Fragment
Fragmentary notice details the death of a Mrs. that appears connected to Parversbourg with reference to a widow of Pierson Sosa County. The brief item mentions a live-in spouse and two children in a late 19th or early 20th century notice. Further specifics are unreadable.
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Mt Sete
Soa Menonia
Tyis Mba
Mys
Medoauehter
Owite
Pierson Sosa County
Real estate and local notices from Terre Haute region
An OCR fragment lists names and places in Terre Haute and surrounding towns. Mentions property dealings, residents like Ed Jones and Sarah Johnson, and local figures such as Thurman McDonald and Rev. J E Sidebottom. Indicates a morning scene with residents in Sullivan and Shethirn.
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Ed Jones
Boabe Hall
East Mart
CY Ceehman
Amd
Hopewell
Sarah Tl Johnson
John Sas
Patioser
Tohane Jones
Te. Meees Dean. O
Linton
Vwinla Stevenson
Minnie Wilderbrand
IME TALENT PLAY COMES OFF TONIGHT
Shelburn Feb 11 The home talent effort Tomp sigs Hired Man will be staged at the opera house tomorrow night Proceeds go to pay Eastern Star debt for its piano Cast includes Mary Siner Grace Haryver Mayme Robbins Anna Williams Emmett Nash Harry Wilden Dr R P Crawford Sam K Baird Special ties will be sung and played Thurman McDonald Mrs J B Maple trombone Beulah Lane Gabe Davis Terre Haute Indian club drill Shelburn orchestra Large seat sale promises a tidy sum
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Shelburn
Work Begins on New Collins Opera House on Court Street
Construction has started on the Collonade Theatre on Court Street. Julius Harry, Frank Nicholas, and the Routt Brothers will erect the building. The lot is being cleaned and a large sewer is being laid for the new structure.
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Atre
Court Street
Silver Chaney Farm Loan Rates Set at 4 Percent
Silver Chaney offers farm loans of two thousand dollars or more at four percent interest. Loans below two thousand dollars carry sixty five percent. The notice appears in a regional financial advertisement with rates and terms for farmers.
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Silver Chaney
Portugal's King Manuel III Ascends as Carlos's Death Stuns Nation
Genealogical summary notes King Manuel III of Portugal to succeed following the assassination of King Carlos and Crown Prince Luis. The new king, eight teen, was born in Lisbon November 1879, educated in the royal palace, later joining the navy. Details describe Franco's dictatorship, republican rioting, graft claims, and royal family ties to France.
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Manuel
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Carlos Amadis
Luis Miguel Gonga
Jan Navier Francisco de Assisi
Evsenio
Beja
Franco
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Louis VII
France
de- Nemisis
Thos Norepublc
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Bishan
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Colletis
Dom Peéroo
Trecail
Luis Philippe
Duke
Braganza
Comte de Paris
Luis
Italy
England
Wesariedo
Order of the Golden
Fragmented Scribe Chronicle with Names and Notes in Theaters
The text blends scattered names and eras from a newspaper page, citing figures such as Littlesb Poa 2 Penin sulat and Queen Stephenie, plus novelist Sylvantus Cobb and John Wooden in Norway. It references royal orders, poems, theater items, and a deteriorating table once repaired to save it from destruction.
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John Wooden
Beal
Norway
Sylvantus Cobb
Portugal in Turmoil and the Fall of King Carlos
The article recounts Portugal's late 19th and early 20th century crisis from King Carlos’s accession in 1889 through the tobacco monopoly of 1905, detailing debt, corruption, protests, and plots. It notes martial law in Lisbon, the exile of Crown Prince Louis, and attempts on Franco, with anecdotes about the king’s character and acts.
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Carlos
Havana
Tagus
Lisbon
Amelie
London
Prince Charles of Bourbon
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