Fragmented OCR yields unclear Cincinnati Star item
Unreadable OCR text from The Cincinnati Star fragment mentioning Syria Washington and other garbled data. No coherent event or names clearly identifiable.
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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1875
Page
1
Unreadable OCR text from The Cincinnati Star fragment mentioning Syria Washington and other garbled data. No coherent event or names clearly identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount graduates of the Colun- Dia law and a trip by Dr. Linderman to Carson City and San Francisco. Items mention a commission on penalona examining boards and surgeons, retirement delays, and certificates. Other bits describe Red Cloud and Spotted Tail delegations, a draft appointment, and a Mint vignette of General Zachary Taylor tied to Bosna Vista.
A Montreal bound steamer laden with passengers foundered off Kee on the Id inst. Survivors tell of a fierce disaster as several boats launched with many people aboard were not recovered. Names include Rev C A Ad Growland and Mrs Bloom among others. The Brute of Georgia brought sailors from the lost steamer to New York.
Prominent Chitorge jewelers Joe Lt Roweburry and Pale among firms entering bankruptcy yesterday. Local financial circles note large liabilities and a difficult season. Banks report generally quiet business with ample money available but offered below current rates amid weak collections.
The Barratt murder case preliminary examination continued this morning. No new evidence emerged beyond a witness unable to identify the witches, and Mrs Barrett clothing was shown for identification. The gold watch is known to be in Kuk where it was held by one of the parties under arrows.
Fragmented report covers a fatal accident with one dead and arm injuries. Mentions a coroner inquiry, government issues, and city officials uneasy about the incident. Includes references to public instruction, municipal offices, and local political figures.
A chaotic, partially legible set of reports from multiple locales includes a death by suicide in New York City tied to an editor, a fire in London Ontario, and other scattered notices. The text describes a burglary suspect arrest, several fires, court and legal notices, sports results, and various community events across Kentucky, Ohio, and surrounding areas. Strong entities include New York Herald, London Ontario, and names like Aron Schute and Foss.
Reports from Cupar Harris Iowa on June 11 say Dr J H Eccleston of Philadelphia is favored to be elected bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Iowa. Opposition is minimal, and the Stand ing Committees and House of Clergy would likely approve. The editor notes Eccleston’s alignment with the late bishop’s doctrines and praises his qualifications.
A scrambled OCR fragment from a historical page notes several brief items: a death of Gen. Groen, a 29 year old chloroform death in Toledo, an infant found near a canal bed, a four oared boat received by Undine Boat Lab, a forgery conviction in Lebanon, and a train incident near Germantown. The garbled text also mentions Mrs Hoblaoa, stevedore manufacturers, and a Terre invite with officials Voorhwas, Pasker, and Jones Willaley.
An opaque clipping references Worry Luxpux and L-The Ppa at colleges, praising an appointment to America. It mentions a June box social, Provdatan bank coverages, an embargoed life as a dream, and Cushing ministerial context, with garbled phrases and incomplete names.
A strawberry festival is planned by the Ladies of the Presbyterian Church for next Tuesday morning. A barge force is at work lowering timber piles to be used at the end of a street.
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