All headstones lost at Cheatnat Priv e cemetery in Ashtabula
The burial ground at Cheatnat Priv e cemetery near Ashtabula Ohio reveals that all unnamed graves in the plot where township trustees are reworking the area have had headstones removed and the graves plowed over, erasing records of nearly a dozen interments. The incident follows the legacy of the 1888 Ottabatle bridge disaster and sparks renewed anger among lot owners.
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Ashtabula
Aottabule Bridge
Mindo
Ohio Axe Assembly Opens At Cedar Point
Elke Convention Regina Sandusky Ohio August 21 the tenth annual session of the Ohio Axe Aveia opened at Cedar Point and will run through Saturday night registration shows nearly all lodges present and attendance larger than ever before Blethousead Ylke on eleven special trips expected today
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Regina
Sandusky, O
Ohio
Eike
Cedar Point Imanonday
Chaotic OCR Fragment Highlights Names From Historic Group
The readable portion lists individuals including Charken K. Piper of Chicago and Thomas H. Cannon of Chicago connected to a Catholic and royal league context. C. A. Gower of Lansing is noted as secretary-treasurer and a secretary-treasurer role is referenced for a third entity.
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Putin Hay
Wu Triternal Donereds
Aecelon Wetneniay
Charken K. Piper
Chicago
Royel League
Thomas H. Cannon
Catholic Order of Forestars
C. A. Gower
Lansing
Veteran Guicided observes Labor Day in eerie notice
A fragmented OCR notice describes a veteran named Guicided, plus references to a 4 year old Remiwell and vague wartime language. It mentions a Labor Day proclamation and observance, with garbled place names and dates, yielding a brief, cautious card about a memorial style notice from an unclear source.
Welcome Home Five Ships Halted Sydney Welcome
American warships were sighted off Sydney as crowds of Australians gathered along the bay to greet the visiting fleet. Forts fired salutes, flags waved, and a festive mood swept the harbor as the ships entered Port Jackson and anchored amid cheers from shore.
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Forte
New South Wales
Sydney
Sydney Harbor
Port Jackson
Stemmers
Wic
Oltvisite Wein
Monastery robbery yields gold and jewels worth 40000
Randiia seized the Karavahy monastery near Tomboy Husna and seized treasures valued at 40000 dollars. Al Kalamacoo Michigan Mrs John Mc Cudden aged 80 drowned in an apparent accident. John A Hinsey of Milwaukee exonerated and reinstated after a seven year dispute. Thirteen men injured, likely fatally, when dynamite exploded under a vessel in the lower Detroit river near the Livingstone channel work site.
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Randiia
Karavahy
Tomboy Husna
al Kalamacoo
Mich
John McCudden
Elie
Weadtore Miost Tate
John A. Hinsey
Milwaukee
Dreyfus
Kathie
Pythian
Detroit River
Livingstone
Alleged Spy Arrested Near Me Keeaport Plant
In Pittsburgh on August 20 an alleged spy was jailed after trespassing on railroad property. The man, described as highly educated and under observation as a Japanese government representative, is being held pending investigation into seeking secrets of production at the Firth Sterling Steel Co plant near Me Keeaport.
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Pittaburg
Firth Sterling Steel Co
Me Keeaport
Seizure of Artworks Valued at 80000 By Customs
U S customs officers in Chicago seized tapestries paintings statuary and other valuables valued at 80000 from Mrs Jack Gardner of Boston bought abroad for her palace in Bowron. The items were declared household goods of Mrs Emily Chadbourne of the city, a friend of Gardner, with a valuation of 8000 paid by government officials.
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Chicago
United States Customs
Mra
Jack Gardner
Boston
Mea
Carder’ Palace
Bowron
Spada
Offdale
Thie
Emily Chadbourne
Thie City
Gardner
Soldiers Riot Near Fort McPherson in Atlanta Riot
In Atlanta Georgia on Wednesday troops were summoned to quell a riot among slaves en route to the Pacific coast. Police and local officers clashed with soldiers who broke from their cars at the termination point. The confrontation drew Fort McPherson's force and four companies to the scene. A soldier was stabbed and another arrested as fighting spread among the ranks.
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Atlanta
Pacific Coast
Fort McPherson
Frank
Joseph A. Bleak
Tragic Double Suicide and Pardons Reported in 1920s News
A distressing New York and Kentucky string of events follows a wife and husband suicide pact after marital strain. Edward He Hacker reportedly shot his wife then killed himself after a farewell, with neighbors hearing the gunshot. In Kentucky, Gov. Willson granted pardons to Walter Dinean for a night-rider case and to Riley Haslett, who faced shooting charges, amid regional justice debates.
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New York
Edward He Hacker
Willson
Frankfort
Niebt Bier
Coroners Jury Verdict in Hains Case
Coroners jury last night brought in a verdict that William Annis, killed Saturday, died from pistol shot wounds inflicted by Capt Peter Hainy Jr aided by Thornton Jenkins Hechina. The court adjourned after presenting the findings in this dated Aug 20 report from New York.
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Hains Ca
York
Willian Annis
Hayalde
L. 1
Peter ©. Hainy, Jr
Thorntan Jenkine Hhecina
Invitations to Parker Attended Republican National Opening
Columbus dispatch records indicates Senator Parker received invitations to attend the opening of the Republican National in Youngstown and to take part in the coming campaign. Five invitations remained unanswered and two were unsolicited, with confusion over who accepted or declined.
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Columbus
New York
Karaker
Nuto Vilation
Willian
Youngstown
Williams Galt
Paraker
Hoth
Moscow Fraudulent Postage Stall Fraud Case Under Probe
Moscow police near early stage of probe into a nationwide postage stall scam where 80 arrests were made. Investigators believe the scheme involved selling cancelled stamps and related forgeries as a large global swindle with potential for broader expansion.
Ruef Held for Trial in Longest Local Court Proceeding
After a 67 day preliminary examination the former political boss Ruef was bound over for trial in the superior court on a charge of bribing ex Supervisor J J Muerey to vote for the four rail franchise. Bail fixed at eight thousand dollars.
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Abroath Ruef
Cabanine
J. J. Muerey
Explosion wrecks mill and factory at Columbia Grove
A boiler explosion at the Columbus Grove Milling Co. mill in Columbia Grove destroyed parts of the mill and a nearby broom factory, with Curtis Lotte, 24, among the missing and presumed dead amid wreckage and shattered plate glass.
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Columbia Grove
Columbus Grove Milling Co
Columbua Grove
Curtis Lotte
Ranee aerreet Races at Hudson River Park
In Poughkeepsie New York Ham burg Belle defeated Spanish Queen to win in 2 13 trotting at Hudson River Park, setting a new track record after stopping the first heat in 2 06 1 4. Alceste driven by Geers won the first two heats of the 2 28 trot but was defeated by Vandetta in the third heat, later showing hindquarter paralysis and losing to Vandetta.
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Poughkeepsie
Aus
Hamburg
Oakland
Quarantine Leper Escapes and Legal Fines in Kalamazoo
Fragmentary report notes a mob attack in Kalamazoo where two African Americans were threatened. two men named Mew and Powell were fined $100 and costs after the incident. The item also mentions Wardwell, a quarantined leper, and a Southern Music tent, with references to relocation to California.
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Kalamnzoe
Anen
angeuTen
Jal
Witherharino
Aneult
Powell
Godayne
Tombstone
Ren. Wardwell
Gen. Wardwell
Han
Kier Quartery
Boardet
California
New Explosive Destroys Armor Plate Test Near There
A new explosive with power beyond prior texts was tested near the Germain wemy te tm. It scored high explosive potential by breaching armor plates, demonstrating significant destructive capability and resilin features observed in the test sequence.
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Sarnee
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Sports Event
Fragmentary text appears to reference a game or match with names and possible scores but is largely unreadable. No coherent participants, teams, dates, or outcomes are discernible to produce a reliable summary.
Bull and Tiger Cage Fight in Marseilles Exhibition
A tiger and a bull battled in a private arena in Marseilles on August 20. The animals fought inside a cage until police intervened to halt the spectacle after the bull gored the tiger.
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Marseilles
Doubly Fatal Collision Claims Minneapolis Couple
John Giuekt, a wealthy Minneapolis brewer, and his wife were killed in a Wednesday accident on the Lake Minnetonka route between Minneapolis and St. Paul. Their car collided with another vehicle, officials report.
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Minneapolis
Aug
John Giuekt
Minneapolia
Hie
Lake Minnetonka
Ladle Pall Way
Net One survives amid strange wartime note
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a group surviving an event with a coded message about a May pole and a digression involving an editor. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at a wartime or coded broadcast context and a surviving unit labeled Net One.
General Strike Vote Ends In Denver Railroad Labor Dispute
Officials announce authority to call a general strike by Gould lines after machinists with Denver Rio Grande have been out for months. No immediate strike. efforts continue to settle the dispute peaceably. Meanwhile Vancouver Inland wildfires threaten broader damage across forests and camps in the area.
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Denver
Col
Gould
Denver & Rio Grande
Denver & Wo
Winhipes
Oron
Vancouver
Bevera Humber
Value of Old Pewter in 19th Century Collections
An article notes pewter values with rough ranges from $1.25 to $3.10 for items and up to $16 for a large straight pat. Porringers fetch about $2.50 to $5, whale oil lamps $0 to $10, and a collection of 614 powler shows porringers most common. The piece cites Maya Harper's Bush collection and mentions odd trends in dextrugtan wear across patterns.
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Powler
Compass Revelation in 19th Century Tales of Julesburg Gambling
A first person account recalls a 1860 era visit to Julesburg where gambling, a magic table trick, and a compass misdirection unfold. The narrator notes a telegraphic box under a card table with a magnet and wires, revealing a cheating system as a slick companion wins big.
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Union Paotio Butten
Julesvurg
Julesburg
Laramie
Juleovurg
Maite
Ann Corter
Tony
North Pole Ly
bin Tandy
Plaineman
Devastating Night at MoBunk Home Ends in Tragedy
A Columbus Post reporting from the neighborhood details a grim sequence as MoBunk returns home in a drunken stupor, assaults his wife Mrs MoBunk, godawful screams flare, police and neighbors intervene, and the wife is hospitalized with fatal injuries. The article notes repeated alcoholism and community judgment, with the husband’s collapse after the incident.
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Molunk
At & Jardiniere
MeBhink
UT Mo
Searieht
Tie Corner
Eueh
Timih
McBunk
MeBunk
Tien
Mefunk
Ubsord
Columbus
Prena-Post
Fastening the Walets For Better Back Closure Design
The article advises fastening a waist at the back for a secure waistline and discusses methods to ensure there is no gap in the closing seam. It covers choosing hooks and eyes or buttons, sewing neat loops from silk, and emphasizes flat, unbulky fastenings to avoid showing wear on the garment.
A Guide to Finishing Iced Tea with Lemons and Tea Leaves
A housewife shares methods for preparing iced tea with fresh lemon and muddled tea leaves. Crush lower tea leaves between fingers, infuse, and pour over hot tea to chill. Some prefer morning brewing then refrigerating to avoid mold from long-standing tea.
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Shelby County Infirmary
J. KE. Melviney
Lagtello
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Hbeneger Remiwell
National Mile
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Petra
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Governor's
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Chicago & Alton Railroad
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Moscow
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View
Jammer Phelps
Syracuse University
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Coe
Wiene
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Bouth
Marion
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Wee Hound
Hast
Wally
New York Central Lines
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