Geneal preliminary raising of venw using Binchase protocol
A garbled OCR fragment describes a preliminary raise using a German protocol with references to Germany, Washington, and names like Mr Bowes. The text includes numbers, dates, and scattered mentions of bids, payments, and weights, but the overall meaning is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venwusin
Rowen de Ainge
Garmany
Essen
Fuiern
Magee
Bowes
Marek Thervasce
Spetel
Fragmented OCR yields scattered notes on events and obituaries
A heavily garbled OCR page mentions a sugar crisis, a young death, and various public notices. Names such as Washington and New York appear amid disorder, with references to a memorial for Booker T. Washington and military and railway topics. The text includes scattered dates, places, and organizations, but the fragmented lines obscure clear events.
Mining Notes From Columbia and Mont Mining Scenes
Trovnd notes on mining actions across several districts including Koweiaed, Homesvine, and Montana Mines. Reports several accidents, ore shipments, and production figures with details on companies such as Greenwood smelter, Jumbo mine, and others. Mentions new machinery, dividends, and upcoming auctions while describing labor, strikes, and expansion in Idaho, Colorado, and Oregon mining regions.
New York Schedule Permit Aimed At Railway Service
A garbled excerpt references a New York schedule permit related to railway service. It mentions dates, times, and a need to set up standard timetable procedures affecting train operations. The legibility limits clear incomplete items and unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northorn
New York
Mixed Interests at Mine Districts Prompt Development Halt
In a list of various mining claims and interests, one location shows 14414 acres and $1,000 spent to develop. Work is suspended and there is concern over watch and maintenance of the property. The record notes paid camp cost and ongoing labor as required by law to preserve rights to the site. The area lies near Colorado with dates in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Smelter
Ian Resell
Mather Lode
Seaare
Orw
Anthony McMillan
Lota
Witte Ameyambe
Reif Ot
Tena Lake
Ity Supdirate
Phila Seuhla Capitalate
Replad
Lewy Moy Groupe
George W. Stmad
Banmal
Hines Colanbla
Tim Serthaciaom
Rowland
Crows News
Evinyany
Gmore Cme
Ome Creek
Boston
Montana
Amp
Auprems Court
Mostana
Rochowtat
Mahowe
Fela Meidgws
Ramp
Miveh-Talhedot Rath Fay
Mmosatratar
Anseiter
Ville
Chicago
Fentiatinge
Denny
Miteung Kemal Sin
Santas
Jaman
Carriet Ahernet
Emma Fa Ar
Gaited Tin Demarat Milo
Army
Movant
Cunning Lata
Rey Navona
Will Alten
Washington
Twa
Cooma
Cheule City
Alaka
Yukon
Lake
Crough
Dal
Mount Juyguar
Dublin
Ireland
Frank Hraws
Mataly Hump
Belie
Wallace
Idaho
Wax Much & Wares
Mita
Teun
Daha
Tyson Cute
Mining Company
Wat
Wichmond Am
Mastin
Mumier
Bunker Mill & Sullivan
Wardser
Wet
Lom
Coeur
Aleoe Puvertead
Puresuser
Asmartnan Boiling & Rotuing Company
Th Fail Trust
Svary Reat
Satze
Chae Bweeny
Oregon
Auburn
Leey
Golconda
Columbie
Acheune
Milem
Posseccion Tor Auvaral
Dutiog & Var
Mtn
Tur Amanet
Bandit forces clash near Manila in Philippines action
Rebels under General Ban Miguel reappear in Mina province surrounding towns Gainte and Taytay. They captured 4 constabulary and 10 men, while rescuees attempt escape. Reinforcements rush to the region as authorities pledge to pursue the captured and decapitate remaining pockets of resistance. General Lawton mourned by troops with plans for extended absence and a visit to California, Vermont, and Washington.
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Mants
Ban Miguel Ha
Mina
Svat
Gainte
Taytay
Manila
Betarday
Sod
Laumpecor Moliwame
Rina Provines
Alles
Cob Sani Beatt
Antipolio
Emall
Tifa
Ban Muguet
Mani
Sauntaing
Sanford Winthrop
Jeromot Tan
Livia Hae
San Migo
Rilind
Lawton
Ilad
Yan Mateo
Davis
Hamry
Tommday
California
Vermont
Washington
Grann
United States
Ottern
Ative
Bern
Roosevelt
Bout
B. B. Young
Mon Ecrwacure
Congres
Liam
End of Carnival in New Orleans Dregs Attended By Notables
The final carnival events closed with a grand ball at the French opera house attended by Admiral Bechler Gen Jomo Whaler and their party. A royal pageant featured Admiral Behley and Col A K McClure, with a democratic reception in Washington and preparations to resume travels toward Texas and the Teras region.
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Witindaniy
Comas
Ageia
Aire Bechler
Genors
Jomo Whaler
Washington
Carnival Palace
Gil
Camus
Rex
Willeare
Jemaion
Martinigas
Teras
Behley
A. K. McClure
Fatal Fight at Chewelah Washington
A drunken dispute near a Chewelah dance led to a fatal clash between Montgomery and John Brown. Brown was struck and fell, dying soon after. doctors say a broken neck caused by the fall. In Anderson Indiana a priest fired on a burglar in a parochial hall, sparking a wider raid scare. In South Bend a mob of about 180 men attacked the Indiana Railway power house, injuring a brakeman. Police to charge rioting and assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
John Brown
Wash
Phye Cian
Routh Bend
Ind
Bowth Meed
Iminna Railway Company
Tatalary
Howe
Deltrich
Baten
Onteet
Gras
Flood Destroys Shelton Thoroughfare and Town Power
Floods swept Shelton Connecticut breaking a gully through Howe Avenue and wrecking railway, telephone lines, and several buildings. losses run to thousands with damage to raceway, mills, and stores. earnings show declines as supply chains sag while factories prepare for two year repairs.
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Shelton
Conn
Derby
Aneltima
Dama Ae
Wirert Railway
Txiephone
Alegrave
Jona
Oregon Jottings and Elections Notes Collide in Briefs
Oregon Jottings reports the death of Mo Martindale, president of Wontora Normal, at his Seaton home, and notes local legislative actions including a $100,000 bill for Indian War veteran claims. It mentions Jim Blowle, a rancher, being shot in Hagley, and Tom Parrott’s signing by Jack Orlin for Portland’s Pacific Northwest League. Charles W. Patton of Astoria narrowly wins a U.S. Senate seat on the forty-third ballot. Patton’s Ohio birth is noted along with his Oregon career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Martindale
He Wontora Normal
Seaton
Inia
Jim Blwowle
Hagle Yailor
Aft
Jack Orlin
Portland Tam
Toe
Charles W. Patton
Astoria
United States
Charing W. Patton
Ohio
Tews
Fi Paronia
Schowl
Aatori
Aince
Terrible Tragedy at Wallaony Idaho Ends in Death
A brutal double tragedy at Wallaony Idaho ends with a man dead by self-inflicted gunshot after a violent confrontation with his wife and her apparent accomplice. The incident, described in raw OCR, details a masked struggle, a revolver seized from hiding, and the wife mortally wounded as the man shoots himself. The report also notes medical attention and ongoing investigations into the crime scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaony Idaho
Tew
Anth
Wall
Re Wan
Mune Ascleant
Wallace
Wah
Aloe Law Sane
Jonlomay Aa Sage
Jom F. Jerks
Mra
Hugh Smith
Mince Boas
Aijerkina
Morland Loge
Hivane
Liew
Sagor's Hospital
Hur
Womam
Bjerkis
Four Members of a Party Fear Chad While Attending Meeting
A garbled report notes four people associated with a group called Tee Wee Freuen Teaco Mit fear an incident during a gathering. The text references Reve Cath tree cold ty tee and mentions Teme CeUmen, Chad, and Bee as unnamed participants amid unclear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad
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Mabe Palle
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Danek
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Famaon
Ferial Governurest
Weahington
Aomaere
Alaska Commission
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Abe
Bavanth Regivedt Imad
Republic
Booker T. Washington
Arie
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Gms
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Trovnd
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Palouse
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Constabulary
Gan Miguel
St Caines
New
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Pricet
Anderson
Thomas Conray
Caidme
Privat
Uhhpital
Father Conroy
Trade Report
Ime & Coe Woshiy
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Hax
Ubera
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Canada
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Mrs Guith
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Akin
Mjerkin
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