Arrests and alleged yacht mail boat scam on the Eastern Shore
A report details the arrest of Breckenridge and associates in Mobile and New Orleans for alleged pretenses involving yacht owners Peter Fabacher Grunewald and others. The group allegedly planned a crooked deal to use yachts as mail boats between Alaska San Francisco and routes to New Orleans. Breckenridge reportedly cashed checks and posed as a purchaser while awaiting city court.
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Mapile
Mobile
Poytes
Buck
Henry
Orleans
New Orwas
Big Surprise
Sreck
New Orleans
Peter
Anawar
Newell
Glyn
Breck
Pally
Newell Breckenridge
Geck
Deodore Grunewald
Josephine
Peter Fa
Marie
Breckenridge
Alaska
San Francisco
Breckage
Bullah
Cook
George Hutchison
Bank of Montreal
Conridge
Grunewald
Crenshaw
Notiab
Hair color restoration and beauty claims in old ad text
Fragmentary ad style note discusses hair whitening and aging signs. It mentions a product promising to restore hair color without dyeing the roots and implies younger appearance. The text is garbled with stray phrases and nonstandard spellings.
VESSELS IN PORT
Fragmentary OCR notes show vessels in port at a pier and docks with references to mooring and timing, likely a brief port scene or shipping update. The legible elements mention Pier 3 and docks with activity around berthing and movement of ships.
City detective Warren Burch to be changed
Fragmentary item notes City Detective Warren Burch to be changed at an unspecified department or posting. The text references a decision affecting Burch and mentions an attribution to a city authority without providing a formal outcome or date.
Attack on Port Debated by Mayor Pillans
Omitted sections discuss the Mobile port dispute over wharf charges and public access. The debate centers on port ownership, harbor fees, and the impact on shipping, with references to Shackleford and local authorities.
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Port Tosiie
Pillans
Face Covered With Pimples All Her Life
A fragment from 1914 mentions a face covered with pimples, with unclear surrounding text and possible religious reference. The readable portion notes extensive personal skin condition and a cursory note about money or medical emphasis, but details remain obscured.
Local railway notes appear in a garbled page snippet
A fragment from a historical page mentions a local station and a connection at Sul cor ater. Readable elements include references to a meeting, data on back bey, and a stray name D aay .t VBE 4, suggesting OCR corruption rather than a coherent event or report.
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Bey
Bey m. A
INFERIOR COURT NOTE
A clipped OCR fragment shows a court reference with partial wording. no names, dates, or actions are readable to establish a specific case, action, or deadline. The readable text offers only a stray reference to a court note and lacks identifiable entities or a clear event.
Brilliant British Success Across Tigris and Baltic Theaters
The report highlights British gains under Cox near Amara on the Tigris with prisoners, guns, and a gunboat captured, while Baltic activity sees German transports sunk without a decisive fleet battle. Russian losses include a Mary ship, and Kiel vessels likely moved to the Baltic. The piece notes German morale and potential renewed Baltic efforts.
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Bors
Seers
Barateae
Techona
Cox
Straigi
Amard
Tigris
Bagdad
Baltic
Ties
Baltc
Petrograd
Kiel
London
George Burke Johnston Dies in New Orleans Stricken Attorney of Perry Ma Tengo
Former Perry and Ma Tengo counties attorney George Burke Johnston died Sunday in New Orleans at his brother Charles Johnston’s home while visiting for recuperation. A grandson of General Poeliing and longtime civil service figure, Johnston had prominence in Uniontown and near the Mexican border era. His remains were taken to his former home for interment.
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George Burke Johston
Perry
Matengo Counties
Ala
New Orleans
Charles J. Johnston
Mr.ohnston
General Ohne
Administration Civil Service Commissio
Charles A. Poeliing
Rates on Cast Iron Pipe Declared Reasonable
Freight rates on cast iron pipe from East Radford and Lynchburg Virginia were declared reasonable by authorities. The report notes shipments and prices discussed at Commerce and related markets, with emphasis on sustaining fair costs for carriers and producers.
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IGTON
East Radford
Lynchburg
Commerce Con Sere
Jamet
Rude Rubble Matches End In Madrid Encounter
A terse report describes a fightlike event in Madrid involving Rene Moors and J ? Roarie Rakes Sie post a Moulge, with unclear context and details due to damaged OCR. The fragment hints at a confrontation or match played in Madrid, mentioning participants Moors and Roarie Rakes, but lacks concrete outcomes or dates.
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Madrid
Vi. Barig
Roarie Rakes
Unclear Decision Summary From Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR hints at a criminal case decision involving Léo Frank and a sentence or imprisonment. Readability is minimal and the text is garbled, limiting factual reconstruction of names, actions, or outcomes.
Berne Report on Rotor Incident Yields About 12 Dollars
A Bernese report describes a rotor event and smoke involving a contraption yielding an estimated twelve dollars in value. Officials note no major injuries and ongoing investigations.
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Berne
Switzerland
Aes Fon
Unclear OCR Depicts Deputies and Citizens Interaction
Fragmentary and garbled OCR text mentions deputies and citizens. Unable to extract coherent event details, names, dates, or places from the readable fragments.
Veheat Clash at Test Ground For Woman Suffrage
A chaotic, partial report describes a heated first hour clash among party supporters at the Test ground. It notes Mrs. James M. Macorack of Tennessee and Mrs. J. Gaile Hart of West Virginia among delegates, with a surprisingly large representation from the Lost, while York and Eastern states send restricted delegations as women press for the ballot.
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Bo Puigie
Suffrage Leaders Promote Federal Amendment at Conference
In Chicago a suffrage conference opens with Dr. Shaw and Mrs Anthony leading calls for a nation wide amendment. Delegates from forty one states pledge to pressure Congress while warning militancy must be avoided and proslavery and child labor issues are debated as part of the suffrage platform.
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Chicago
Mg Fear Suffrage Association
J. Bison B Anthony
National ‘Association
Anthony
Shaw
Medil oNormick
Ges
Tgs
Denmark
Betas
Ana
Congress
Amusements at the Hut Reel Delights Patrons
A lively night at the Hut features a new comedy reel and local amusements. Patrons enjoy a variety of acts and activities as the show runs through the evening.
Fragmentary notice from The Libary site
OCR text fragment mentions a 7:30 start and reads poorly. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable. Provide a fuller readable copy for a proper summary.
Public Picnic at Saint Sonar Rathay Street All Day
An all day public picnic is set to be held at St Sonar Rathay Street. Organizers invite community members to attend and enjoy food and activities in the street site.
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Eghont Gt
Sona Rathay
Officer of Gran Chamber of ae bershi election notes
The text reports electors involved in a chamber of count vote with 103 votes noted. It mentions the Gran Chamber of ae bershi and a push by the organization to begin active work. Names and places are garbled but imply official proceedings and ongoing activity.
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Thd
Sra
Anc Peta
Asp
Leer
Chamber of Count
Tte
Campaign to curb illiteracy in Mobile County seen
In Barton Academy eye room tonight the Mobile County education group invites public discussion on plans to reduce illiteracy. Governor Sauter derson and Luis Tr. lead the proclamation program as part of a statewide effort to educate the uneducated.
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Barton Acaden
Gsioe
Herst Gut
Mobile
Tae
Aueet
Nighties Case Sparks Court Scene and Eccentric Interlude
In a tense moment outside the jail gate a crowd gathered as Jim Smith, described in archaic terms, faced a 2 charge scenario. An officer intervened to escort him back for appropriate clothing, averting potential trouble as he moved toward the Motreot in Brewentress debate.
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Jim Smith
Disorderly conduct and theft cases wrap up at city court
The recorder’s matinee lists multiple arrests. Mary Janetthen faces a fine after a stabbing incident? Gladis Tonos is charged for disorderly conduct over sodas. Alice McCormick gets 90 days for embezzling a silk skirt from Loretta Edwards. A. L. Jackson and Archie Dych are linked to watch and license violations. Details include guardians, detectives, and local police actions in New Orleans and Mobile.
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Mary Janetthen
Gladis
Madison
Alice McCormick
Archie Dych
J. Hicke
Hiam
Accident At Polling Station Shuts Office Down
A fragmentary report notes an incident at a polling department causing damage and a temporary shutdown. No clear injuries or names are readable. Further details are unclear due to the damaged text.
Sunday Deaths and Funerals List Not Found
Incomplete notice lists relatives including Joseph and Elliott Mahler and others in the city.
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City
Bennet Infant Dies in Saint Marys City
The death of Donald, infant son of G. and Emma Shattuck Bennet, aged one year, is noted with sorrow in Saint Marys City. The brief obituary records the family and age, reflecting of a bereaved household.
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Donald Gut Eee
Seveo Weeks
G. Mnett
Emma Shattuck Bennet
Mercus
Cheir
Burial of B Nassane Observed in City
Funeral services for B Nassane were held Sunday afternoon at 2:15 from Roche and Urbe parlors and at 2:30 from the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Attending were members of the Mechanics Association and Loyal Order, among others, with interment at a local cemetery.
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B. Nassane
Fae Nassane
Roche & Urbe
Cathedral of the Immaculate
Peter Va Pipioee Fe Renauld
Niffine
J. A ‘Tyeren
Funeral services for DeCantlin Collins noted at 3 30
Funeral services for DeCantlin Collins were set for 3 30 at the residence of Mr and Mrs Scott and Michael. The officiating minister was Salentin with burial in Mesiballbearere cemetery. Family and friends attended including Robert ouy and Ward Ennan.
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R. E G. Collins
Gunde Zat
Funera
DeCantlin Collins
Jgpreee
Gorner Scott
Michael
Sia An Moby
Wardennan
Deaeree
Three N for Mic on Club Held at Marie House
Ely Hagan and Castor and Amos Ii attended the club at Marie House Road where a sober man was found dead. The event prompted a recommended tint peep and mentions Barbara Simmons wife of Bacay Rae.
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Marie House
Se Road
Ely Hagan
Castor
Amos Ii
Aia
Barbara Simmons
Bacay Rae
Manufacturing Firm Faces Unclear Apathy Indicator
Fragmentary text indicates a southern company and industry concern with apatite ore and unidentified threats or tensions. Noos oe the uthern Manufacturing Company appears in garbled form, leaving readers unsure of event or outcome.
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Apatite Noos
Uthern Manufacturing Company
Yadasg
Industry Anger
Moore Park Opens at Bay Minette Alabama
Local readers report Moore Park at Bay Minette is set to christen its first program series as the town prepares for a new era. Fans anticipate a parade and opening events, with stores closing early in town to join the celebration and support the inaugural events.
Graduation at Sunday School Exercises
The text notes a Sunday school graduation ceremony with diplomas awarded to several individuals. Pastor Rev. D. S. Hebe presided and a list of names including G. J. Abney, Mrs. W. H. Lockler, Mrs. John F. Howell, R. L. Howell, and Mrs. Claud Epott appears among the graduates.
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Boeda
G. J
G. J. Abney
Arson Case Against Louis Marshall Continues In Court
The arson case against Louis Marshall was called in the inferior criminal court and continued to June 9. John Gorman, the complainant, says Marshall set fire to a building near Cottage Hill that Gorman owned and which someone was living in at the time.
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Louis Marshall
Hall
John Gorman
Cottage Hill
Statement by Mrs Baird Cited After Hospital Care
Mrs Baird of 911 Raccon Street Nashville Tennessee gives a full statement describing illness weight loss and weakness after hospital admission. The narrative mentions a donation and absence of citation and notes she weighs 84 pounds and remains weak after weeks.
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Batra
Racecn Street
Nashville
Tenn
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