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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Greenlawn Cemetery praising perpetual care and inviting inquiries. Mentions contact path at Malm Street for more information about the cemetery and its maintenance.
Fragmentary OCR text references Cen Tk Dewitts Parbolzad and Bold Ly a1 Arnegiats with garbled phrases. No coherent event, date, or organization is identifiable. The readable bits suggest a mislabeled roster or names list rather than a complete news item.
A long list of names appears in a Turkeyslupy publication including Evander, Harry Wyn, Miss Minnie Bhunte, J. W. Jas, Mrs. Ane Cayton, Miss Cobbi, Mrs. Wily Caldwell Mes Georghy, John Carpenter, Herbory Danghort, Kitdle Wall, Hueke Saxobrandén, Mpa Mtaty i Les, Amy Funder, Kitdle Wall, JWrth, Mie Harley, Miltrwd Murper, Miss Mary Bare, Mew Pay j Manes, Folsom, Alles By Kilts, Tone A Gelarmairl Pithering, Mie Rolf, Mies W, Moorhuon, Mew, dane Mela, Miss Lenin Mtetitt, Mrs. Magli Gey, William Miriam, Mrs. Merits 31 Mite, Misis Michlen Slowaiine, Warren Mitts, Eugene Quix, Pal Afonettie, Mise Michlen Slowaiine, Mew inne Sebati, Pal Afonettie, Mise Michlen Slowaiine.
Fragmented OCR note lists names and places with unclear actions. It mentions Angeavall, Phew Mieeulind, and Southern Phu Limiber Qo, with references to A. Righter, Samuel 4, Eifolt, Lilie, and a date feel.
The fragmentary notice mentions Lana Davis and a partner with a ceremony and registrars in a wedding event. The readable text references a wedding, guitar or melody terms, and a flour product name Sweet Melody Flour. The record preserves scarce names and context from the damaged text.
In a tense London drawing room, investigators uncover torn letters tied to a murder plot. A Russian postmark and a nameless telegram implicate the Naval Attache of Russia, Lieutenant Sears, as the killer. The progress triggers astonishment and a final confrontation about the truth of the tale.
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