Death of Former Elyrian Miss Fannie Olmsted in Los Angeles
Word arrived of the death of Fannie J. Olmsted in Los Angeles California on a Tuesday after an extended illness from a fall at her home earlier. Born in Elyria she lived there until about age fifteen then moved with her mother to Knoxville and later to California. Olmsted was active in Elyria musical circles serving as organist at St Andrews church and a charter member of the Portishity society. In Los Angeles she belonged to St Pancras church and often played organ at Lent services. Funeral services were held at her Echo Park home conducted by Dr. Davidson of St Pauls Cathedral.
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Fragmented Local Notice From Distant Newspaper Fragment
A garbled clipping reports multiple brief items including a death by accidental machinery injury at a shop, an elderly veteran’s burial in midtown, an anniversary celebration for a historic group, and a local cleanup day with vague numbers. Names, dates, and places are partially legible, with many OCR errors obscuring specifics.
Murder of Cleveland nurse near Selieve puzzled police
Police probe a nurse's murder near Selieve in Cleveland amid confusing leads. A local butler was questioned and released after investigators assessed motives and alibis, with no clear suspect at this time.
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Fragmentary witness line sparks hush over names and farewell
A fragmented OCR line references a shout of a name and a kiss that led to an unsteady moment described as a coma from which she did not recover, leaving unanswered questions about the events and people involved.
Unclear OCR headline about Columbus band and injury incident
A garbled report describes a large college band from Ohio State or a university in Columbus and a referenced injury incident. The text mentions Howard Stagg, a boy aged 13, being struck near a telephone pole, with consequences including a possible eye injury and medical notices.
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Missile not presented, says Howard's father
The article notes that the missile will not be presented. Howard's father states the absence and provides context for the decision.
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Humorous Senate Episode Offends Members in Ohio
In Columbus on April 8 the Wootoofoo humorous episode delayed the Giro senate as feud suitors staged a scene. Five senators fled in flowing robes while a band played a funeral march, offense widespread among several members. The piece notes a rise in height of the average American boy over 50 years. Public gardens are planned on a Caracas jail site, with Venezuela clan prohibitions. The Sievmmonastery in Russia, now a museum, dates to 1035 and housed relics of saints.
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Fake Texas cowboy mocks crowd in New York rumpus
A fake Texas cowboy roaming New York claimed Wild West show ties and clashed with a real cowpuncher who pinned him to the ground. A concert incident followed where Beethoven’s Leonore overture produced no trumpet sound, provoking an irate conductor and a trumpet player quarrel with the orchestra crowd.
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