Fragments of May Meetings and Local Crime Notes
A garbled, OCR like page lists multiple items from a county or city note sheet. Mentions a Temperance meeting and a devolution of soldiers’ raves, Nathaniel Wright death, GaxenaL Howat from Batavia, and a police court grand larceny case against Green Cavanaurd with a $800 bond. Also references a wedding, a church service, and a track accident with injuries. The text preserves names, places, and dates in a scattered format.
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Rieron
Goce Toanorrow
Bik
A.t.galr
Canada
Uwe
Avonement
Riversine
W. Brown
Toyalry
United Blates
U'Elock
Gounell Chamber
Nathaniel Wright
P. A. Isaac He Jonne
Society of Fiawnds
Gourt
Pontmavier
Pyeghyioylin Church
Puri Street
Haway Sons
Coumelian
Hetdlman
Waa
Andy Walker
Bay
Shy
Central Christian Church of
Maiselly
Covington and Sewyart
Yoaburrow
Messrs
Vendieton and
Laws
Wisbes
Cimeinoati
Carralston Station
Loulaville
St. Mauls Methodist Church
Gietrich
Cheiecie— Fa
Uty
Nelwon
Key
Kavesteout Gorman
Bishop Poster
J. M. Walden
Walnut Us Bpaakere
Harrie
J. M. Ne ‘Trimble
D. da Codd. Payne
D.B. Cov
Union Chapel
Bishop Bowinsn
Witi Bane
Aianase Chinon
Lalia
Anthony
Immense Maverly Minstrels draw crowded houses
The Maverly Minstrels entertain crowds with robust performances attracting large audiences. Positive reception shows strong demand as other troupes struggle. A fresh program is promised in the next show at the shelter next week starting Monday evening.
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Maverly
Grand Cenntenial Ladies Festival at Reposition Hall
The Ladies' Department of the Centennial hosts a grand festival at Reposition Hall last evening. Tables and booths showcase regional products from New England to the Southern States with costumed attendees, parlor displays, and a lavish Chinese and Swiss section. Funds raised support the Ladies' Department and a bazar, with elaborate decor, floral arrangements, and a multi-state exhibit including Native American and Calaveras minerals.
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Emer
United States
Valand
New England
Pasille
Lin. Sages
Adolph Wood
Prod
Clarke
Irs
Whoodura Bradwood
Aira
Naional
Miny Siswu Hale
Edward Ryerett
Mitchell
van Antwerp
Rewou
Ilawes
Ars
Aliohell
Mra
Andrews
Mee
Walter Fields
Bie
Willian Greenwood
Mixe Lids
Craig
Mise
Lily Mitel
Mary Elis
Ave Aloe van Antwerp
Lie
Callivinia
Hurlbert
J. A. Bughen
Mer. Jol
Slevansan
Calaveras Vouily
Mise Lily Langdon
Mise Bye Stevenson
Mise Bute Mall
Department of Ketion
H.C. Waitman
Force
Birk
Jones
Mes. Kebler
Miss Keith
Gayington
Misa Breck
Miny
Mies Homans
Randall Hunt
Wiitewan
Department of Women’s Work
Wa. H. Hinkie
Mra. Huaythe
Aiss Metiusley
Mra. Pilotson
McMicken
Denlyn
Inna Ladiea
Ching
Japan
Duiding
Aire
Carson
Ales
N. Oh. McLean
Missus Cella
Doug Ty
Lila Smith
Bovaie Poeter
Jane Tucker
Howtoh
Minnie Sargent
Charlone
Jennin Wright
Nannie Dudley
Aene Hurd
Anna Carson
Mite Tilly Hulburk
Misa Mary Frazier
Messrs. Munson and
Armel
Republic
Jehia
Aed
da Sire
Weil
Davis
Ioard Hinkle
Miss Hinkle
Mea
Theresa Davis
Miss Shuenburger
Misa van Misa Keys
Davie
Mewers
Goopper
Fanny
Duvenlek
Booth
Spalt
Portugal
Franco
Jewitt
Jamomee
Switzerland
Moe
John Collord
Matthe Kroce
Hovingiens
Funny Trimbio
Minuis Vretberg
Jennie Johnsen
Liszie Tatew
Alley Auntie Norton
Misa
Silo Sahimey
Tub
Giridia
Dovid
Local fair parade notes and varied representations
A scrambled list of names marks a pageant with Miss Smith Miss Hugand Smile and others among participants. A German representation is hinted and a long notice promised for a future piece. The main feature is a spinning wheel display by Mrs A D Bullock and Mrs Woodrum, with a bustling, well run refreshment department in North Mall drawing patrons.
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Miss Smith
Miss Hugand Smile
Mien Hubble
Mise Chuvshaan
Mine Starhive
Booth
Arvland Ig
Ft. Hoy
Mr. Dustyy
Jahan Gambia
Jaca Morrisin
Mies
M. E. Gambie
Ailen McGay
Mive Holle Martin
Alisy Peruy
Mite White
Tinly
Vyive
Sage
Mra
Davis
Jas
Fda Keymour
Elle Siew Vauny
Hichardson
Miss Lowder
Kate Mandy
Mive Figen Sage
Hissin Bein
Sha Dee Cary
Miss Wayne
Silas Laws
Alice Lindway
Uovington
North Mall
An Episcopal Convention Called to Order and Adjourned
The convention opened at 3 by Bishop Jagger with the Electoral Committee listing clergy. A telegram to the Episcopal Convention Secretary in Cleveland sought equal Board fees for Kenyon College. The executive roles and treasurer were elected. multiple church parishes and diocesan figures were named in the financial roll. The convention adjourned after formal proceedings and expressions of thanks.
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Wolook
Jagger
Rov
Malem
Olds
Daneyite
Mesers
A. N. Wikiting
St. 8
Smith
Columban
Episcopal Convention
Cleveland
Kenyon College
Grace
Avondale
Berkshire
Sh. Paul's
Culilicotlis
Gingluniath
Mt. Paul's
Uline
Collage Hi
Krinitay
Jumbus
St. Pauls
Couminbus
Soi
Church of the ‘Good
Bue Iybert
Columbus
Salut Muii
Chaminnevilly
Christ. Cure
Ar Ton
Delaware
Zion
Drenden
St. Peter's
Gallipo
Nie
Cirtes
Gionulaley
At, Paul's
Greomesle
Aimee
Hamilton
St. Mt.Lilisto
Christ
Pearan Coe
Ss.dobu’s
Keane Aster
Seta Br
A Matthew's
Medina
Marietia
Ascension
Joan's
Cne Grande
Maser Horton
Ana Ry Ee
Ay Treasuror
Wrushes
Dionese
Bouthern Okin
Non
Rufus Kung
D. Vandeman
M. D
Diranger
T.u. Rendrick
Ato
BCN
Baysee Pate
Cer Jewett
Saints
Portsmouth
St. Paul
Siedous
Cincinnati
Water Works Investigation Details and Testimony
The hearing continued last night with witness Hilb describing a 1900s Cleveland man named Miller who sought to buy the Water-works but the deal never advanced. He disputed loans, delinquencies, and a memorandum claiming Mayor Johnston owed money, while confirming no sale of the works or misused funds. Witness Moves Kramer and others testified about loans, settlements, and alleged land or coal dealings, with scattered notes on collection practices and payments.
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Hilb Wos
Amman
Cleveland
Miller
Nover
Milloreak ‘Bottom
Matt Boen
John B.mccormick
Louisville
Dannehold
Collavtera
Department
Moves
Kramer
Sneibaker
Edmond
Johnston
Abe Lagi
Merk
Soalbaker
Novar
Daunen
Chara W
Maret Formar Pa Muister
Wutle
Andy Bowman
Menry Meyora
Witol Bowman
Bowman
Ant ‘Co Ono
A Northern Pilgrimage Diary Inspires Civic Notes
A fragmentary diary style essay discusses political reform and temperance ideas. The piece critiques party dynamics and proposes practical regulation methods while noting the difficulty of implementing reforms. Names and precise sources are unclear due to OCR gaps.
Building Permits Issue Detracted From City Records
The following permits were issued since April 4. Hinds, addition to 478 Laura Street, estimated work. H Frank, build cistern at corner of Fifteenth and Kip Streets, estimated cost. Maurier, brickwork on Mock Street, between Moore and Maracroote, cost, 700. W Colleral & Son, one story frame on Kim Street, between Richmond and Court Streets, estimated cost 6200. G Harris, four-story belek corner Court and Marrivy Streets, estimated cost 4000.
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Pepiasnveiot
Hinds
Laura Street
Wink
H. Frank
Pitleenth
Maurier
Mock Atrest
Moore
Mar Acroote
Oath
W. Colleral & Son
Kim Strovt
Richmond
Court Etroote
G. Harris
Fouratnry Belek
Norner Court
Marrivy Etreote
Mortuary Records and Local Names in Overwritten Script
Fragmentary OCR lists names and terms like Titan Afant Com uy and Sackthulla dunkson von a Oinaienatl, with scattered dates and places. The legible bits show various personal names, months, and monetary references, but the overall event or purpose remains unclear.
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Mortuary Records
Gory
Titan
Don Winsavour
Pirglain
Tatane Vinoe
Uiseinat
Agar
Our Cluninas
Sackthulla Dunkson
Hivenry Bay
Lee
Keita
Cibehuwatt
Saas Soules
Fuses
Cliebwwatt
Weekly Sar of News and Editorials in Late Hon Dominion
The issue presents extensive telegraph news and editorials from Late Hon Jatin Drowkinridga and partners. It features labor capital discussions, the World’s Obligations, Whisky Explosion notes, markets and financials, local matters, humor, poetry, religious notices, portraits, and the Ladive Centennial Festival.
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Hon
Jatin Drowkinridga
Apio
Musica
Vertigal
Tilton
Interes Ucide
Bass
C. Ferrice
Funeral services set for Nathaeiel Writ Saturday
A notice states Nathaeiel Writ will be laid to rest Saturday at 2 PM at the Melodance chapel. The service will be held with family and local community members in attendance, followed by interment at the Clewel cemetery.
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Hawk
James Wilde, Jr., & CO
James Wilde, Jr
Hydilant
Wrath
Owms
Bart & Hickcox
Oppopsie Post-office
Ueserit Marante Don
Ettnathaeiel
M. Thurdday
Alayeth
Puneral
Haturdar
Miranda i
Clewel
Uae
J. Webb, Jr
New York
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Fifth Street
Ena
MilLaw
Thn Box
Wiese
Misia
Sydenham
Saratoga
A. Vanduzen, & CO
Fourth Street
Tara Kw
Pestavrart
Walmut Streae
Whelenale Millinery
Evoy & Co
Awami Wood's Theater
Pasque
Trimcharte
Witness Hee Ward Hanou Waverly Acinetiercs
Naverly Minstrels
Haverly Ninnalal Feywry Feonlig Aon
AntaiKiay Bmatinnn Centennial Festival
Exposition Hall
Pritay
Childran
CRAND
Ae Grondtu
Dinty Meg
Coftin
California
Alse
Ohio
Marietta
Vinci Uli Baitrond
Gova
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Iandio
Lila DY Halion
Vanesa
Poviaia Cuore
Eid
Pias
Aubate
Walker
Owens
John Sta
Ofte
Elmira
Hogarit
Ooilkx
Ee Atreck
Linainnae
Lounsbury
Slosson & Bronson
Aes Bt
T. Pp
H. M. Reid
DR. J. Taft
Edie Dental Regeter
LP West Fourth Street
Deatty Candintath
C. W. W. Woodward
Dentisi
Nietante Bervet
We He eTrae
Henry A. Riley
Altofeey and
Park Row
Girane
Window
Hay
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Mitchell & Rammelsberg Furniture Co
Weet
Es Tor
Barnet, Collars, &c
East Fifth Gt
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