School House Destroyed by Fire in Mt Broa District
A school building in Mt Broa, Salis district, was destroyed by a fire that occurred before dawn. The structure, long vacant since the start of the term, had recently housed a set of Wrang sun Hohiool. Nearby residents witnessed flames. the fire was discovered early and fully consumed the building. The district reports the school will be closed for repairs.
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Salis
Sudhoo
Mt Broa
Ithis County
Abus Bint
Ami
Siago
Fire destroys building and furniture in heavy loss
Officials report a very heavy fire at an unidentified building causing extensive damage. Witnesses estimate losses of about 100 dollars for the hiding and 1500 dollars for furnishings. Representatives from the company assess the site as sealed and focus on securing the remaining structure.
Dr Boggess Jailed in Unclear Incident at Salen Ironglt
A partially legible 19th century report notes Dr Boggess jailed and Constable Sutton of Salen Ironglt involved. It mentions a Friday event, a fining for a state offense, and threats of further penalties if a party fails. Names and places are fragmented in the OCR.
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Sutton
Salen
Miles Property Sold at Bankrupt Sale
A fragmentary report notes a bankrupt sale of Miles Property. The document references Loe Mills and Front of Athy flora, with unclear timing and bidder details.
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AiNje Wunese Apd
Tok Am Norte Siytt Saatteots Thengliig
Loe Mills
Anit
Athy Flora
Iwernioan
Maya
Prlir
Giaxer
Unclear fragmentary notice involving legal names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a lawyer named Johnson and various garbled phrases. No coherent events, dates, or actions are readable to summarize a specific legal or public notice.
Stuck May Be Attorney General in West Union Debate
A fragmentary report discusses a possible run for attorney general. The piece mentions West Union and political actors amid speculation about candidates and agendas. It notes legal and political maneuvering, with emphasis on a noted figure's potential nomination and broader implications for state governance.
Ambiguous corporate charter notes from early 1900s listing firms
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a capital of 50 000 dollars and multiple entities including The Gas Company of Minnesota and various individuals. The text is garbled with names and places like Charleston, Parkatstute, Hollwei, and Takordis. No clear narrative or outcome is discernible.
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Rovio Ghat
Bunteth
Chifon
They
Rooke Joli T. Kane
Amtotpee
Cnchime Bf National Coal Cock Wonpauge
Ijy Sui
Teak
Walltisn W
Theonto
Mathes Jasper
Ktefor Tre Mi
Cortwel
Mar Tig Glos DU & Gas Company
Miinntgtom
Vita
Punedine Til
Capltrt
Tyeveporadame
Whirmonite
Tan Me Kirklaith
Charles J. Tenethanles
Mates
Manninetony W
Col Jackson Sues City Over Unclear Plea and Debt
A fragmented court filing shows Col Jackson suing the city, seeking recovery of $1,045 tied to a post house dispute and labor costs. The document cites council direction and references a prior presentation of an item labeled as a claim against the city.
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Moore Jackson
Coreult Colt
Tly City
Laboron
Conligotor
Colediek
Dirwction
Concert Company of Artists of Ridgeway Consort
A fragmented notice lists the Ridgeway Consort and various singers and conductors. It mentions Ms Nel, Mr Launtier, and others in a mixed list of performers and roles, indicating a planned concert program with multiple artists and tones.
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Mas Kel
Aim Ridgeway
Aborbion
Nellie
Frowster
Soprines
Mr. Launtier Song
Mr. Launtier Song Jianists With Mtr. LS
Keir
Hes
Kaye
Farvori
Eas
Christmas-Era Candidates Featured in Salem Area Notices
A damaged OCR page lists several local names and locations including Salem and New Martinsville. It mentions visitors, households, and civic figures in a fragmented town notice style. The legible items reference community figures, streets, and a few place names with limited context.
Live Stock Starvation On Rural Range Report
A distraught scene unfolds as cattle are found starving on a rural property near Goma after a disturbed period involving whisky and poor feed. Authorities and onlookers observe distressed animals, with one cow killed and others in need of care as the owner attempts to move stock toward safety. The incident highlights neglect and serious welfare concerns for livestock.
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Mumune Oiteer B.S Stout Ware
Goma
Perry Grant
Gina
Tver
Ayrowtie
Mr. Stout
Tim
Canton
Waldo Ready to Turn Over Hipitaly JV Joliet
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Waldo in Joliet with unclear health supply and potential turnover. The garbled lines reference golf, theatres, and local figures. no coherent event or dates emerge to establish a concrete action or outcome.
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Waldo
Hipitaly JV
Joliet
Supurly
Eo Eierion
Avery
Aly
Lamas
Dosti Golf
Duplin
Jo Winellie Dallings
Teachers Holding Institute Topics and People in the District
A fragmentary report lists individuals and programs at a district teachers institute. Names such as Verna Dap Mewy Mra and Janel Taywtter are noted among the scattered references to schools, courses, and local education activities.
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Vine Asada
Snahillite
Schouls
Winlinsy
Gol Medhall
Tullis
Starving Mules in Car Confront Odd Expedition Tale
A disordered account describes a voyage in which mules and men suffer thirst on a troubled road near Orleans. Veterinary surgeon Williamsport is telegraphed from Tinnenck to assist Nim Yo Orlow as several animals die or are harmed during the trek. The fragment ends with uncertain observations of the crew's fate and ongoing distress.
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Orlane
Orloaia
Kore
Uwe
Waimala
Nui
Seo Haut
Wienlorkall
Williantsport
Orlow
Aine
Macabees Initiate Meeting Recap At Lightburny Lodge
Primitive exadihites were inducted late at the Macabees gathering in Lightburny. The minutes note a Friday night session with officers and members in attendance and upcoming rites slated for the next regular meeting.
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Primie Exadihites
Wwe Une Tezuhir
Fox
PS Hal
Vingio
George JK
Pine Bluff Wedding Reveals Joyful Nuptials and Community Praise
A Pine Bluff wedding joins Mr. Robert A. Uhaggess and Miss Zins Wihlreth in a ceremony at the home of aio Srndo. Clergy and prominent county figures attend as guests toast the couple and wish them a long life together. The bride, accompanied by friends, enters to a dining room reception with music and heartfelt remarks from family and ministers. The event highlights local social ties and the town’s celebration of a new union.
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Robert A. Uhaggess
Zins Wihlreth
Aio Srndo
Sinil
Matty Vington Amd
Doggies
Olands
Ella
Troeeks
Tyre
Tippy
Aml
Sonjoy
Decorators Depart Amid Odd Town Parade
Odd fragment notes decorators leaving a town project at Wald title site with unclear details. The fragment mentions milestones, workers, and a schedule hinting at a Monday return, but many names and specifics are garbled.
Capital Stock Doubled Reflects Railroad Expansion
A filing in Washington shows the Coal & Coke Railroad increasing capital stock from 5,000,000 to 10,000,000 dollars. Hon. Henry G. Davis is praised for advancing West Virginia's development and the projected route from Charleston to the northern regions is described as a major trunk line. Stephen B. Elkins credits Davis for driving statewide growth.
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Imason Wolly
H.G. Davis
Coal & Coke Railroad
Chitleston Clemennia
Sattoy
Washingtom
D. C
Gharleaton
Stule
Tieron
Shoflon
Stephen B. el
Henry G. Davis
Italians Marry On Special Train Amid Quarrel Over License
An Italian couple wed aboard an accommodation train near Wilvonbury after a rocky path through a license dispute. Rosaria Morano and Victoria Tashe reportedly faced concerns at the Catholic parish, with groom from Mo honyad and bride from Wilvonbury.
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Jis
Mohonyad
Theibride
Wilaowburg
Big Contract Push Sees Steel Plant Hiring Motives
Reported contract activity at the Steelton chemical works prompts hiring for additional pipework and scaffolding. The project aims to accelerate progress, with plans to bring in more workers from several firms to complete the installation.
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Surbler
Hns
Srisselll -Chemleal Works
Steelfon
Pittsburg
Held by the Enemy in Local Military Drama
A wartime stage production titled Held by the Enemy played last night at the park, featuring Hoyyant-Dorset and a cast including Thos Pein and Migs Dorsty Rian. The company, praised for its action, presented a somber Civil War era tale amid praise for actors and stagecraft. Manager Faw Lapin urged extending performances next week due to strong audience interest.
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Yan Lh
Pee
Sint Silos
Orig
Turin
Erica Bent Wit
Mintmar
Nba
Texas Thos
Pein
Migs
Rian
McCréery
Avileti
Faw Lapin
Tnt
Handsome Uniforms to Tenis the Wiklo hotel workers
A misread local notice notes a contract award for uniform services at a hotel. It cites workers including bell boys and porters, describing attire and color, with a court judgment referencing the line of text and noting the involvement of a hotel employer.
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M.A. Niusbeym
Tenis
Wiklo Trotel
Wmiforme
Bell Boys
Toye
Tirighi
Erwew
Wreikl
Nawal
Pritarch Out After Heated Porch Incident
A garbled report notes Mr Pritaird or Pritachuind involved in a porch confrontation with Sidn Hiét or Hiët. The account mentions injuries, a tense scene, and a costly outcome estimated around 9000 in unspecified units. The text is unclear on exact names and places.
Smallpox at Grafton outbreak reported
A garbled report notes a smallpox outbreak at Grafton with medical officials declaring it contagious and placing the town under quarantine. The item mentions fear, several cases, and widespread unease among residents as authorities scramble to contain the disease.
Will Bid On Johnstown Court House Project
A contractor firm led by Wenetieil plans a bid on the Johnstown Court House project in Cambria County. Details indicate the bid targets around 41,000 dollars with construction work to be awarded by tender to a local firm.
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Tohnstown Court House
Wenetieil
Tin Temiotl Wepotiell
Offees Fiekt
Tatiernual
Tohnwown
Dahling
Collins Moves to Parkersburg in Auction Notice
Fragmentary report notes Collins moving to Parkersburg with family before a public auction Saturday afternoon. Mention of Samuel W. Gordian as a local figure in the notice.
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Collins
Parkersburg
Formar
Wade
Buting
Samuel W. Gordian
Street car injures dog on Main Street collision
A street car struck a dog on Main Street near the town’s dust shop. The dog sustained injuries. bystander reports describe the animal’s owner reacting with concern as the vehicle halted. Clerical notes mention no fatalities and no further details available.
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Shephon
Teer
Examination Triumph Silent Amid Turbulent Text
A historic record shows an individual passing an examination with notable wording, though surrounding lines contain garbled phrases. The fragment mentions Tangent names and places tied to the event, including a certificate and a town context. The readable parts indicate a successful exam outcome and related identifiers.
Traders National Bank stockholders meeting at Clarkstuirg
The regular meeting of stockholders of Traders National Bank was held in Clarkstuirg Minnesota on December day 1904 at 10 oclock in the morning to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year. The minutes note the presence of directors and the brand of first stock as important. The secretary Mr Tagkeon presided as president.
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Clarkstuirg
Mlednure
Chirksbury
Itd
Bynkewn
Tuwsday
Dea
Tagkeon
Pram
Ingram of Pulchon Questions Dr and Mme Dugne
Clyde Wollain and others join a local inquiry led by Sta Ta Ingram of Pulchon. The session concerns a medical matter involving Dr and Mme Jah Dugne and related toxicology questions.
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Clyde Wollain
Tonbtier
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Salem
Glarksburg
Rigtien Aviitel
Haiti
Imaninen
Hig
Tascinnien
Sardis
Brown
S. A. Lewis
Ae Lewis
Furpiture
Thy
Gonmorcin Tansey Company
Sehled
DR. Boggess
Lawyer Johnson
Stuck
West Union
Sins
Westhewlay
Triddyidge
Keivkers
Repumtal
Flys
Ainoffi
Yvel
Avian
York
Weill
Fen
Howe
Stel
Secretary of State
West Virginia
Ns, Tinlisty
Entiad
Mio Sergi Tail School
Correspondemie Hddice
Vsengibinl A Pluie Sa Bunklivapar Fir Ae Charketings
Indwitria Winder Gls
Whimpliutty Onload 4
Clarksburg Induetyial Company
Aiou
Ube eFty
Col. Jackson
Sues City
Martin
Wilsonburg
Maynard J. Simmons
Columbian University of Waltington
Simmans
Simniryin
Lolat University
Ysperfeng
Alife
Harrison County
Marthige Js
Allan
Malkines
Eambidatos
Iutten
Cud
Ihary
Clare MipLry
Wwilaultays Te Veung Sehord Toaicher
Chieityt
A. Ws Haluk
New Marhinestile
Tiedsian
Mitw
Dy Hows
South Sealand
Pearkersting
Sisiving
Toys Am Moe
Beters
William Ant
Kutyliok
Tie
Tolden
Craimninor
MT. Kaos, Sr
Deparly
Tatiana
Erkershung
Lyra
Geveral
Jones Sage
Teachers Holding Institute
AL Adamston
Clarke and
Coal Districts
Dr. Swartz
Hoy Aten
Mepztbaly
Thy Shimlog
Mie
Gant
Rivaian Bas Notumintete
Orto
Janel Taywtter
Ivy
Hak
Brvitier
Hittin
Cumberland
Clarksburg
K. C
T. M
K. of P. Hall
Pine Bluff
Robert Boggess
Miss Hildreth
Ty Futter
M. Robinson
Sid
Coal & Coke Road
Henry G. Davisan
C. P. Sutter
Chemical Plant
Howard-Dorset
MR. Pritchard
Pritahuind
Boje
Grafton
Jacobs Han
Grafton i
Sergnant
George Wy Haswithome
Texas
Polar W. Willing
Ctstiton
Esunimitina Tocotli
Maynart J. Simmons
Wilsopleg
Sal Wummind
Sazitia
Hia
Ovine
Stockholders’ Meeting OF Traders
National Banic
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