Fragmented OCR notice on ads and editor letters
A garbled OCR passage discusses weekly inserts at a publication, rates, and editorial notes. It references advertising, a long square ad, 16 lines per square, 24 lines each, and mentions charges and editor correspondence. No clear names or dates are readable.
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Yamane
Uno Dolhare
Fergie
Wea
Peti Te Ahve
Cig
Holnwaty
Ben Perea
Adwanir
Aegideres
Jairts Wees
Paudur
Peat
Temperance Convention meet slated for March in this city
A Temperance Convention was held in Pittsborough on the 25th ult. A. Emperance Convention was appointed chair, with J. Thompson and Clegg as secretaries. A plan to establish a State Temperance Convention to meet annually was approved and the first meeting may occur in this city on the fourth Wednesday of March. A committee was named to circular temperance societies across the State requesting delegates to the proposed meeting.
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Pittsborough
Poe
J. ‘Thompson
Baac Clegg
Gober
Messrs
Freeman
Finley, Suipes
Doe
Raleigh Star
Mob violence cited in elderly reporter incident
A fragment notes a mob attack causing a man’s death and the destruction of a press building, with mentions of an express covering the killing and unrest in Portsmouth. The text is incomplete but references a hostile crowd and media disruption surrounding the event.
Lafayette Hotel proprietor killed in gun discharge aboard brig Oscar
Mr. Thomas Cochran longtime Lafayette Hotel owner Payetteville was killed when a gun discharged accidentally on the brig Oscar during its voyage from Mobile Texas.
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Thomas Cochran
Lafayette
Payetteville
Oscar
Mobile
Texas
Hotel Holts Strike Pure Water Vein in New York
Messrs Holts from the great New York Hotel report success after boring 700 feet to reach a striking vein of pure wholesome water. The discovery promises a steady supply for the establishment and surrounding area, drawing interest from locals and merchants alike.
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Messrs. Holts
Great Hotel
New York
President’s Message Extols Free Nation and Foreign Policy
President lauds divine favor and national prosperity, notes peace with nations, and defends U S foreign policy. He reviews disputes with Britain over the northeastern boundary, relations with France Russia Austria and the Ottoman Empire, and warns of unresolved claims with Peru Chile Mexico and others while urging speedy settlement and prudence.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Neusual
Thas
Remai
United States
Family of Nations
Great Britain
Pime
Lam
England
Maine
France
Department of State
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Naples
Belgium
Mediterraean
Greece
Siam
Muscat
Couglas
Juba
Porto Rico
Spain
Peru
Chile
Brazil
Argentine Republic
Columbia
Mexico
Altough
New Granada
Venezuela
Ecuador
Republic of Columbia
Upo Peru
Chili
Congress
Mexican Republic
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Riclai
K Koss
Ting
Isi
Kioss
Greensborough
Barque Marine
Tly
Liberia
Cape ‘St
Wilmington
Vicksburg
Neighbood
Val. C. Charborne
Gen. Foote
Claiborne
Mr. Lovejoy
Ition Hotonery
Elis Press
Portsmouth Times
Ecngress
Russia
Austria
Prussia
German Empire
Commercial League
Portugal
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