Four Men Die In Early Morning Accident
Four men were killed in a fatal accident near Holy Dine hive shortly after dawn. The deceased were Elmer Neleon, Charles Civler, Pliny, and one more unnamed man, all reportedly connected to a gravel project. The body count was confirmed as hits from a trench collapse and a subsequent mishap involving a truck. Investigators from the local workers’ union began inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gries Gulehi
Jpli
Elmer Neleon
Charles Civler
Seven Boys Drowned in Special Service Incident
A fragmented report notes seven boys drowned during a special service event. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a tragic water-related incident and local authorities monitoring the aftermath. Names or exact locations are not readable in the text.
Faith Tightens Amid AME Tenet Debate
A fragment indicates an AME related meeting or event centering on faith, with discussions likely about tenets or doctrine. Names and places are unclear but the piece signals church or conference focus on faith principles and community role.
Duel in New York Hits Two Politicians with Revolvers
Fragmentary report describes a violent confrontation near Fifth Avenue involving two politicians and revolvers. The sparse OCR notes mention a special service and unclear names, with no verified outcomes or authorities.
Prince Weds Dancer In Spite Of Kaiser Banished To Africa
Berlin reports reveal Prince Albrecht of Prussia and dancer Marke Sutter wed quietly a year ago despite a court ban. The marriage, tied to royal scandal and political pressure, may bring the couple to America as secret lists and public discord swirl around Kaiser's legacy.
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Prince
Kaiser
Nugget
Berlin
Awe
Kaiter
Jompkins
Albrecht
Prweia
Marke Sutter
August Conti
Europe
Erlage
Rink and Track Brief Notices at Board of Trade
A short item notes imported Bratt Beer at the Board of Trade and mentions activities around rink and track events. Names and exact details are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to beverages and trade venue remain.
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Lemp
The
Board of Trade
President Examines With Officers Different Qualities of Animals
Fragments show a report on a president meeting with officers discussing animals. The legible text hints at varied qualities or classifications of animals. Names, dates, and clear actions are not readable from the fragment.
Fragmented OCR reads like garbled horse racing note
A garbled OCR snippet mentions horses and a rider in a racing context. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving a partial and unclear record of an event or inquiry.
Kamor Leaves With Passengers Amid Rumors of Salaries
The Kamor departed for Vladivostok with a group of first class travelers including Mrs Svenson and Mrs Haugen and several men. Reported fare for first class was one cent per mile as questions arise about engine salary practices amid the ship’s mysterious departure.
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Russkin
Kamer
Vladivostok
Svenson
Haugen
al Later Net
Potapoft
Katinikett
Kell
Cother
Last Freight for the Yukon Sent Off
Seattle dispatch reports the last freight bound for the Yukon shipped from Seattle as a final cargo operation. The piece notes a ceremonial send off and mentions officials approving licensing or trade arrangements related to Solomon goods.
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Yukon
Dredge Interest Sale and Masonic Lodge Meeting
A court case outlines partial sale of the Wisecoast dredge on Snake River with Henry Berne and Wat Hornet named as parties. Judgment shows defendants own a six ton catch. a separate notice mentions a special Anvil Masonic lodge meeting at 8 o'clock with all members invited.
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Henry Berne
Wat Hornet
Junge
Snake River
Fondants
Anvil Masonic Lodge
Maxona
Rice Goes to Council
A local council meeting synopsis notes various community topics. Names like Wyeth and Ries appear in the fragmented report alongside references to city actions and upcoming items for discussion. The garbled text limits clear specifics but indicates council attendance and proceedings.
Bristol Bay Returns and Mixed Signals on Steamship Event
Unclear fragments describe Bristol Bay events and a steamer voyage around September. Mentions of people and places are obscured by garbled OCR text, yielding no verifiable names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented scribbles on a local event and people
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names, places, and a late event with scattered tokens. No clear date, venue, or outcome is readable. The text hints at a gathering or performance but provides no verifiable facts.
Court Next Saturday Arrests Peddling Private Stock
A garbled court notice mentions an upcoming Saturday session with an arrest related to selling private stock. It references a bank, Granite Mining, and a few brands, but the text is incoherent and fragmented.
Kingsley Flood Destroys Town In North Carolina
Aug 29 report says the entire Kingsley area is underwater with high ground kept to a single point outside town. Tops of houses submerged under seven feet of water as a flood devastates the city leaving few details intact. The Hewett Co promotes an Eagle Hall program with moving pictures and songs, listing films and acts. Tickets and show details are announced.
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Nugget
KING
Howe
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