Recreated Recreations and Wealth in a Distant Report
A fragment discusses leisure tastes of elites such as cricket boating skating and golf, noting figures on wealth growth from 1860 to 1900 and the concentration of assets. It contrasts rising per capita wealth with the idea that possessions may not reflect daily living changes and hints at Denmark’s agricultural reforms as a model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer Rean
Joba
Birrell
Lora Beresford
United States
Don Tentzient
Raya
Ohio State Journal
Becausa
Allogalres Ang’ Malttani
Egat’ Brlogs
Renmark
Egan
Detmark
Denmark
Weather, aviation sport notes in unclear OCR fragment
A damaged OCR passage discusses aviation themes, weather, and operator confidence issues with flying machines but lacks clear details or outcomes. The fragment mentions aviation activity, machine handling, and safety implications without concrete events or names.
Fragmented OCR article reports diverse oddities and legal notes
A distorted OCR fragment mentions a Jersey City pastor resignation over a beltless head, a New Jersey grand jury seeking date tagged foods, and an Oregon dog involved in a fatal incident. The piece references a Gibraltar relic and a mysterious woman, with scattered notes on ethics and local inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Bria
Woulen-Jp
Brighton church scandal leads to arrest and confession
A pastor Lewis and Miss May Smith faced arrest after a night in jail. Smith, 14, taught music at Brighton and lived with the Lewis family. She claimed Lewis long courted her, used coercive influence, and planned to take the girls west with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Tha
City
Prieon
Lewis
Urat
Denver
Mina
Walls
Smith
Abe
Eho
Mies
Eee
Bha
Brighton
Prancher
Chilarén
Dtyhieb’ Lewie
Bor-Apd
Mints Verial Association
Sud Notifiaa
Cornerstone Day Set with Senator Cumming to Preside
Frank Armstrong announces Cornerstone Day events with Senator Cumming presiding at a June 14 ceremony and banquet at Grant Lab. H Polk says all fraternal orders and unions in the city will be invited to join the morning pageant celebrating Lie Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des. Maineey
Cumming
Noma
Grant Lab
Frank Armstrong
Cornerstone
H. Polk
Lodgemen Meet in Wortham for Building Plan
Qatholla Lodgemen from Mason City and southern Minnesota gathered in Wortham for a large initiation and to promote a plan for a new $25,000 lodge building. Congressman Martin J. Wada of Towa City served as chief speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qatholla
Ment
Mason City
J. Jones
Riye Bundged Knterite
Colmbus
Wortham Long
Minnesota
Martin J. Wada
Towa City
Grand Jury to Probe Fraudulent Votes in Polk County
County Attorney Gutbr filed evidence with the Polk County grand jury. The charge alleges at least 2,000 illegal votes cast by repeaters under the funeral element during the March by election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Dee Moines
Polk County Grand Jury
Gutbr
Portioned Trial Delay Noted in Healy Family Suit
Fragmentary text reports a disappointed delay in the maintenance case of Nellis Coffa and L. Healy, with speculation the matter may be settled out of court. Named parties include Michael Healy as father and the Fort Dodge area referenced amid scheduling confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. L
Callin'y Bull
Fort Dodge
Michael Healy
Nellis Coffa
Port Ponement
Jesus
Burned Barn Destroyed in Vernon Township Fire
A Vernon township farmer reported a blaze that destroyed three large structures in his barn. Investigators noted two other damaged areas and estimated losses around $5,002. Fire teams from Mason City and nearby districts responded to the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Jung
Williary Finnegan
Vernon Township
Fragmentary OCR note on embers and Masonry reference
Fragmented text mentions embers and Masonry with unclear context. Appears to discuss rates, money, and preparation but lacks coherent details, names, places, or dates. No definite event or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
Catholics Convene Kansas Federation Meeting at St Marys
Delegates and many visitors gathered at St Marys Hall for the sixth annual convention of the Federation of Catholic Societies of Kansas. A morning business session followed an address of welcome by local clerics. Tonight includes a musical program and further addresses as the gathering proceeds toward a closing Pontifical Mass tomorrow.
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St. Mary's Kay
Federation of Catholic Socisties ‘of
Kansas
St. My
O'Slonk
Mary's
Pontifical Hgh Mage
Pha
Prabe Idenn
Oupene City Dale
Ite
Troducea Neyera
Pease
Addrasses
Roy
lAdot
Oltmian
Thomas F. Bills
Palercalumont
Hall Demands Requisition Papers for Kidnapping Case
Burlington and Tay June telegram indicates Chief Hiltz says Seattle authorities arrested Harry Hall on kidnaping charges and will not release him without official requisition papers. The message notes Hall’s daughters were involved and requests formal interjurisdictional papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Burlington
Tay
Polles Hiltz
Seattle
Herry Hall
Advica
Hig
Senate Pays Railroad Bill Moves Through Congress
Washington reports the Senate passed the long debated railroad bill after more than two weeks of focus with little other business. In Dubuque a woman, 20, hanged herself, then set off gas in a suspected jealousy tragedy, leaving her husband involved with another woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington,d. C
Dubuque
William Neeenburg
Har Mieband
Menlo Celebrates National Bougy Fund Drive
A community event in Menlo marks a national bougy celebration with residents and officials gathered. A committee reports a substantial sum already raised to support a planned Band project and related activities in the town.
Hermit Found Near Gunny Weather Plant
A report from Orsad Tynstion Colo dated June 4 states the most celebrated citizen of the state was found by Frank Phomp son near the loon weather plant. The exact circumstances and identities remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Wey oRr
Colo
Frank ‘Phomp
Gemall
Esbin
Loon
FortysRing News Attorneys in State Bar Exam
Forty three law students sat the state bar examination at the Paplo building. Forty one were successful and admitted to the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog Morgen
Paplo
Buecgeatul
Lagormotive Records Firm Lead In Mystery List
An unclear fragment hints at a lagormotive filing or record with names like Ropis and Quag involving men and a jab at a bragha incident. The readable parts point to a partial roster or draft noting individuals connected to a local event or organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ropis
Memorial statue plan for Sonstor Allicoy urged by Iowa officials
A letter from Senator Albert B. Cummins to Young Smith of Des Moines advocates a fitting statue or memorial for Sonstor Allicoy. It praises his long service to the commonwealth and urges complete support and ongoing effort, noting national significance and patriotic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todge
Sénate
de Padolliver
Young-Smith
Des Moines
Mrs. Smith
Commonwealth
United States
Iowa
Alelkt B
Cummins
Oklahoma Firemen Compete at Toles Convention Tourney
The Oklahoma firemen convene in Toles for the Biswest convention and tourney opening ceremonies. A parade and barbecue mark the event with officials and participants from many towns expected to attend as contests and celebrations unfold.
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Toles
Okla
Te Obishony
Haya
Dierningy
Vwaders Igerg Blysnam
Norrow
Ames Gradagen Back to Farm in Unclear Notice
A fragmented Ames item mentions individuals and relocation plans including education and overseas travel. The text is garbled with names and dates, but references schooling moves and possible international links.
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Ames
Yay
Tyne
Ermers
Tor
Sashes New Saphel Rediogter
The fragment reports a local notice about a saphel rediogter project or event with unclear names and dates, indicating a community initiative or meeting. Details are partially obscured, but the text implies a town audience and possible official involvement.
Parade Route Through Des Moines Attracts Business Leaders
A civic parade led by local boosters moved along Walnut and Seventh streets with cars and exhibits, ending near Bayenth, drawing business leaders from Des Moines. Attendees from the Greater Des Moines Committee praised the event and welcomed visitors to a formal reception at the Chamber.
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Pitoeettor
Fourth Street
Walnut
Bayenth
Sevanth
Jawa City
Dea Matnog Business Ten
Interurban Company Faces Foreclosure and Receivership
The Interurban company, facing bankruptcy, has Junes 6 proceedings in Des Moines circuit court. Judges appoint McPherson and others as receivers to operate the railroad and complete improvements at Drager and Fort Dodge while the Old Colony Title Company of Boston seeks foreclosure on a mortgage exceeding $1,000,000. The mortgage was negotiated in June 1907 and the petition cites the company’s insolvent status and failure to pay interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des. Maines
Judeo, Smith
McPherson
Momer, Loring
Aghland
Maas
Parley
Shel
Hol Et Ames
Port Dodge, de Maines & Southern Nall’ Way Company
Old Colony Tite Goimapany
Boston
Des Walnen
Saas
Alan
Aks
le Interurban
Oyapany
Interurban’ Company
Laia. Bolvent Aid
Mevhernon
Drager
Fort Dodge
Madison Postmasters Meet Aiding Service Reform
Postmasters from Madison and nearby areas gathered to discuss plans for improving the postal service. President W. A Deving led the assembly, with remarks from officers and contributors outlining changes to delivery and wage practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Astiatant
Madison
Wik
Deving
Seatblaxe
Oftcarg
Com
Bheboysan
Florence
Cung
Derio
Herman
Londop
Gud M. Zong
Kengshs
Missionary Aid Offered in Bombay Under M.H. Cohen Board
Fragmentary report from Bombay dated June 6 mentions Blas Mary B. Willems of Philadelphia and a group connected to the board of foreign missions. It notes a boarding or grant context at a church or mission in India with vague references to a Gull of Cymbay and local clerical names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Bombay
Blas Mary B. “Willems
Philadelphia
M.H. Cohen
Cymbay
Bujear
Hoyt and Standell In Jawa Dong Towa Area
Fragmentary text mentions Hoyt Gaby and Dorothy Standell with unclear references to locations and dates. No coherent events or outcomes are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Gaby
Jawa Dong
Dorothy ‘Standell
The
alleRt Hay - Ly Towa
Aas
Nado
Fragmented OCR Sketch of City Education and Carnival Plans
The readable fragments describe education administration and public events in Chicago with references to committees, promotions, and a water carnival. Readers are urged to follow a forthcoming festival and related civic rehearsals amid unclear name, place, and date details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education
Chicago
Luis
Parle
Coney
Mes Thomann
Ula
Venter
Gene Fee Valley
World’s W G 7 UW Meeting Opens In St Andrews
The World’s W G 7 UW conference opens in St Andrews with 60 delegates from nations including Australia New Zealand South Africa and the United States. President Mons Hlevens of the NationalW.G. 7 U. will preside as representatives gather from allied nations for the session.
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Glaggow
We Man's Christian Temperance Congress
St. Andrews
Nalvad
Mons Hlevens
Tatha
Blates
Ada
Australia
New Zeal
Tada
Africa
Ave
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