Crow Chief Plenty Coos Testifies On Indian Affairs
An 1880s Senate hearing in Washington features Plenty Coos of the Crow tribe describing treaty relations with agent Maj. Reynolds. He details farming, stock sales, and praise for Reynolds, while noting prior conflicts with Arapaho and Cheyenne foes and explaining his crow stick nomenclature. Police incidents and other crowd notices appear in the surrounding report.
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Washington
Avril
Senate
Pinnty
Vhief
Mire Hele Pierce Gray
Plenty
Reynolds
Crows
Bern
Plenty Coos
Brandegee
Monty Coos
Thia
Friente
Automobile Crash Ends Incomplete Journey In Wisconsin
An automobile crash near Bertta, Wis, injured Mudolph Zabel and his wife, who were traveling in a Bertta area. The vehicle struck a tree, leaving Zabel with injuries described as serious and the journey abruptly ending.
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Mumeen
Mudolph Zabel
Bertta Ed Wis
Chanteur
Frau Zabel
Zabel
No Yellow Fever Quarantine Details Reported
A garbled wire service fragment notes uncertainty over yellow fever actions and quarantine steps. It mentions Havana and Camp Columbia but provides no definite remedies or dates. The piece references officials and the Uolty Btaten but fails to clarify who is responsible or what measures are in place.
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Washington
Irregular Items From A Distant Ledger In 1900s Notes
A jumble of brief items reports private banker A. F. Collis of Rochester tied up in bankruptcy. The 10,600 ton steel freighter Alexis W. Thompson was launched here on a Saturday. Rubber export downturns slow industrial activity. A hotel fire at Meadville forces evacuations with damage near 100,000 dollars. A Paris central wire reduction notice is posted for April 26. Various sensationaline notes describe disasters, crimes, and strange events with names and places scattered in a historical newspaper fragment.
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A. F. Collis
Rochester
Lieh
Alexis W. Thompson
W. Fchive
Cleveland
United States
Couon
Paris
Anne Admiral Eyvaie
Tims
Poxzuoll
Italy
Vestas
Walter Clayton
Handlumber Co
Mobile
Alu
Hundaughiter
Joseph White
Mintle
Bay Minetet
Cornelina Désmond
Kington
China
Willie
Ford
Lieto O
Metais
Bine
Jubilant mood as repairs start after church fire
April 6 Butler Pennsylvania reports no services to be held at the Reformed church in the Potora ville district after a blaze last night damaged the building. Congregation members rallied to manage debts and fund future expenses, while workers handled the debris and planned for restoration.
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Butler
Reformed
Potoraville
Ohie River Going Down Aboard Obie River Threat
Fragmentary report notes rising river levels near Clavtewatl and Agelh with perilous conditions and concerns over road closures. Mentions a gathering at a distant location and a possible effort to limit access as flood danger grows.
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Agelh
Hotel Gtork i Jait Velo Mh Ae 6-Chirmnce dtr
The fragmentary notice mentions a sum of 200 in a doorway context with unclear entities and names. It reads as an OCR damaged segment about a hotel and possible financial figures, lacking clear actions or outcomes.
Assembly Moves Toward a Close in a Turbulent Week
The document outlines a Senate and House push toward adjournment by early May. Democratic leaders aim to finish state department investigations, while committees face political pressure to release material. the session notes telegraph tensions and upcoming departures.
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Howe
Senate
Wen
Gil
Blake
Coller
Walt
Home Towns and Villages To Attend Conference
Gov Harris announces delegates to represent Ohio at governors conference on natural resources at the White House May 1 14 and 18. Delegates include George B Fox D J Sineclair and Alien Ripley Foote from Cincinnati Steubenville and Columbus. במס
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Gov Harris
George B. Fox
Gineinnati
D. J. Sineclair
Steubenville
Ripley Foote
Columbus
Hind
Hoomvelt
White House
Court Mercy Only Hope In Toledo Case
Court sentences in Toledo show mercy as defendants, including Apel B Nineteen lane bermen, receive fines between 600 to 1000 dollars and 30 days in jail substituted by eight months workhouse, following a ruling by Supreme Court. other items mention a mother-in-law shooting, mayor Wetmore’s wife death, and the launch of the steam freighter Met Co Hartwell at Toledo Shipbuilding Co with Reed G Hartwell honored.
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Toledo
O. Apel
Lane Bermen
Truwt
Jinlse Lindley W. Morrie Lant
Supreme Court
Toledo Shipbuilding Co
Met CO Hartwell
Reed G. Hartwell
Chicago
Mier Ruth
Bloodhounds Track Fire at Warren Township School
Bloodhounds are rushed from Mournde with W Vin to help locate incendiaries who burned the central school of Warren township on Saturday. Several people have been arrested for refusing to send their children to a school that was not centrally located. Maple Syrup Run Freely, Chardon, Avril. The most maple syrup production in the county this year far surpasses previous seasons, though the season is shorter in some areas.
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William A
Oplkb
Pwante
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Itree
Sangertie
Marietta
Warren Township
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O. Avril
Usaful
LD Geenips
Miners and Operators to Confer in Columbus Meeting
Miners and operators from Ohio and Pennsylvania plan a joint conference in Columbus on Sunday to discuss a possible wage convention. The event aims to align wage policies for the oil and coal sectors amid regional trade tensions and industry shifts.
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Nurse Girl Found Dead in Springfield Home
Mary Griewer a 15 year old nurse girl in the home of Addison Rodgers a wealthy manufacturer in Wax found dead from gas exposure believed accidental after turning on the gas while moving about the dark police report notes no new trial for Mee Marthe Campbell convicted of argon the scene also mentions Edith Wilson 17 injured by a fall on a pile of cinders near Cleveland and a physician summoned for care
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Springfield
Mary Griewer
Addison Rodgers
Burnley
Columbus
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Campbell
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Phyalelan
To Go Back to Prison for Mearie Hen nardo Case
Cohimpus and C Apel face return to prison for the Cleveland murder case with Whit vertuted to Mt Carmel hospital where her baby was born and will be returned to the penitentiary Monday.
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Cohimpus
C. Apel
Mearie Hennardo
Cleveland
Mt Carmel Hospital
Brain Puzzlers Test Public School Teacher Certifications
Puzzles prepared under the state commissioner of public schools were submitted at the county examination for teachers on April 4 to determine eligibility for elementary school certificates. The activity aims to gauge the qualifications of those who would wield influence in public education for the coming generation.
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Quentiona! Us
State Commissioner of Public Schools
Grammar questions and archaic verse exercise
A mixed prompt listing grammar tasks and obsolete poetry lines asking for verb forms, principal parts, subject identification, pronoun usage, ellipses, verb tense pronouns, synopses of seek, and definitions of linguistic terms. It includes unclear OCR phrases and multiple instruction fragments.
Theory and Practice in Teacher Instruction and Discipline
The fragment asks about guiding principles for teacher instruction and pupil guidance, authority over school rules and curriculum, and aims like defining effective recitations and the role of games, manners, concepts formation, logical thinking, and interest. It outlines questions on education theory and classroom methods.
Prefix Formation Illustrated Through Word Derivation
The lesson outlines four prefixes and uses examples to show how common English words are formed and defined. It includes terms such as nhartaty, fortieth, aghast, altar, melancholy, initial, battalion, arraignment, pamphlet, ridiculous, spectator, gelatine, and others as pronunciations and exercise prompts.
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Clee
Literature questions from Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle prompts
The fragment lists inquiries on literary works and authors across theology oratory poetry and prose. It asks for books adopted by the Hoard of Control in 1906 7 and for authors named therein. It seeks figures connected to slavery agitation Civil War and Evangeline and requests contrast with Addison. It poses Mansfield related poetic titles and author names and scoring aims for classic poems including The Children’s Hour and Lines to a Waaf.
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Ohio
Theology
Casey
Mary
Evangeline
Addison
Maud
Fragmented ad text hints at services and real estate offers
A damaged OCR advertisement references business and professional services. It mentions waste paper buying, real estate dealings by CLARK REAL ESTATE COMPANY, and auctioneering. The snippet includes address hints like Farming Street and Court Street, with generic notes on items for everything in life.
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Ory Wales
Geography questions on rotation, latitude, and trade
A set of exam prompts covering fourths rotation, solar declination at solstices and equinoxes, latitude comparisons between Labrador and the British Isles, temperature differences, winds and river falls, Panama Canal trade advantages, leading U S exports and imports with two exports traced to foreign markets, standard time meridians with city examples, lists of top farm factory mine quarry products, South American country profiles with surface, industry, capital, and government, and the effect of a boycott on American goods in Japan.
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Labrador
British Isles
Panama Canal
United States
South America
France
Germany
Japan
Arithmetic review for fractions and simple banking problems
This item outlines multiple early 20th century math questions on reducing fractions to decimals, changing fraction forms, profit calculations in coal trading, watch pricing with discounts, savings bank interest, time value of money, discount proceeds, commission in cotton goods, and a geometry problem about a rectangular surface. The problems require unit conversions, percentage calculations, and application of basic algebra.
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Savings Banke
Writing Exam Brief Notes on Manuscript Orthography
Brief prompt notes indicate examiners will grade the manuscript on orthography. The line suggests a focus on spelling punctuation and typographical accuracy in the given historical text.
Physiology Q and A on the skin joints and blood flow
A student prompt covers myopia hygiene and physiology topics. It asks for the skin as an excretion organ, habits from knowledge, blood movement from arteries to veins, five body muscles and functions, normal body temperature, nature’s provisions for temporary stagnation, joint types and construction, medulla oblongata function, Eustachian tube tympanic membrane stirrup and ear bones, villi and their size number and structure, and alcohol effects on growing cells.
United States History and Government study prompts
A list of questions covering explorers colonial settlers colonial restrictions four constitutional compromises key Civil War battles and terms of treaties and government roles. It asks for names dates places and outcomes, seeking concise factual answers for study.
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United States History and Civil Government
Cortes
Te Salle
Drake
Balboa
Cartier
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
John C. Calhount
Spain
Lai
Odo
Hoosevelt
United States
Negro Company to Be Discharged at Xeniv
A fragment reports that Company G of the 1st battalion at Xeniv will be discharged. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate imminent demobilization or reassignment. Further text is unreadable.
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Potumbde
Xeniv
Reading Examiners to Hold Oral Examination in Reading
Examiners will conduct an oral examination in reading to assess student proficiency and comprehension. The event aims to evaluate reading skills, including fluency and understanding of passages, under examiner supervision.
The Sense of Duty Paraphrased by Webster Quote
A compact reflection on duty likened to a divine presence. It cites Daniel Webster about wings of the mornings and dwelling in sea depths, stating our happiness or misery follows us whether we act rightly or wrongly. The passage emphasizes unwavering obligations in darkness or light.
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Daniel Webster
Star Bottling Works Seeks Local Royalty Crowns
Star Bottling Works, a manufacturer of carbonated beverages including ginger ale and sodas, Belteer and Siphom mineral waters, is advertised under J. R. Smith as proprietor. The notice promotes their products and brand presence in the local market.
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Star Bottling Works
Belteer
Siphom
J. R. Smith
Prop
Pinkerton Detectives Join Search in Murder Case
Pinkerton Detectives and Cleveland police to comb woods for a gun tied to the Hernthaler Ziechin murder. Marshal Brockway and city detectives coordinate the inquiry. Coroner Burke completes witness certification but finds no additional witnesses. Deputy Crowley leads a 11-man search to locate the weapon, while Sheriff McGorray says the double murder theory remains unresolved.
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Pinkerton
Cleveland
Marshal Brockway
Burke
Sherif Crowley
McGorray
Arbitration Treaties Signed at Washington
Arbitration treaties between Great Britain and the United States and between Norway and the United States were signed at the State Department on Saturday. Secretary Root and Ambassador Uryew oversaw the British treaty and the Norwegian legation decreed the accord. The envoys had negotiated the agreements as part of recent arbitration talks.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Norway
United Sleten
State Department
Aimvmarador Uryew
Root
O. SkyGak
Legaton
Nor Weelun Legation Gael
Ohio Man Found Dead in Chicago Grove
Police believe they have identified a man found in a grove at Bt. Loule avenue and West Seventy-third Street weeks ago. The body bore a bullet wound to the forehead a revolver in the right hand and burned clothing left no identifying items. Letters recently received from Marshal Simon of Portland named Ray Henry son of George Hulsey of Cravnwich Ohio.
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Deag
Chicago
Bt. Loule Avenue
Seventy-third Street
Marshal Simon
Portand
Gre
Ray Henwy
George Hulsey
Cravnwich
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