Unscrambled Fragments Hint at Murder Trial and Fashion Change
Disjointed OCR text mentions a murder near White acting, unnamed men, a foreman, and a railway scene with trial notes amid references to a Drvenbavent and Wilts City. It also shifts to fashion trends in New York, noting wide kaleidoscopes, manicure shops, and the decline of the “best-dressed man” label as barbaric.
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Gillon
Deny
Eyal
Mr. Thay
Aerdy Compton
Pete Sid Fey
Larne
Eruliyit
Norkty
Ted
Erin
Wits Reight Mulatic
Woltelens
Tiarmundteed
Min
Wilts City
Fifth Avenue
New York
Joosevelt
Mississippi
Holt Collier
Roosevelt
Libby
NO KING OF DUDES The Tithe Has Laved in Gotham Recreated
A fragmented piece discusses fashion and design in New York, noting Walter Kirke Archie Pell and others shaping sartorial trends. It mentions theater and dressmaking as careers and hints at a revival or recreation of a previous style in Gotham with artists and artisans influencing retail stands and magazine stories.
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Gotham
New York
Herre Watt
Walter Kirke
Archie Pell
Falen
Menarche
Windine
Semund
Aptis
In Bakers Place Indias early legal figure dies
Washington Delaware history notes the death of Albert Barnes Anderson of Crawfordsville Indiana. He practiced law in Indianapolis and joined Medonard Butler before forming a long standing partnership with Henry Crane in Cray Kerberille. Known as a prominent prosecuting attorney, he contributed to many Indiana cases.
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Washitevon
Andersons
Cruwtochaville
Medonard & Butler
Indianapodia
Henjdmin Crane
Cray Kerberille
Azideenn Wens
Seven Pines
Indiana
Live Wire Tragedy Strikes Camden Worker in Decay
Wayne Pa Dec 5 A Camden man at 10 Laurence Avenue was fatally electrocuted while climbing a live wire on Summit and Comistoga streets. The Warner Hydrate Light Company worker became a still body as colleagues watched the current surge through him before it was shut off and the body lowered.
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Wayne
Binet Kane
Laurence Atrvet
Camdin
Hneman
Delacar & Atlante
Wens
Comistoga Raed
Summit Avenue
Landlord Held in Chicago Smothering Case Arraignments
Fourteen men perished in a Night of smothering described as instigated by a conspirator named Trasgar. Night Clerk E Webber and A Smith provisor of the Lincotp were arraigned in Harrison street pallor court on charges of being accessories before the fact. Chief of Police O Neil and Autmon John J Breansin prepared bonds for their appearances, and they remained in custody briefly.
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Chicago
A. Smith
E. Webber
Harrison Street Pallor
Jan al An Ehter
Corc
Trasgar
O'Neil
John J. Breansin
Lang
Union Exchange
Andersonville
Libby
Collier
Missiesford
Baltimore Herald
Old War Horse Dead and Snow Slide Tragedy Reported
Clues of a long wartime administrator and a famed horse are noted as deceased. a deadly snow slide at the Cormierhin mine kills James Sule and a veterinarian named Dektbhte, destroying the site before escape. A separate South Pole mine incident causes structural damage but no injuries.
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Andrew G. Curtin
Tin
Wien
Dektbhte
Cormierhin
South Pole
Pennayleauia Anthracite Market Update
fragmentary notice notes Pennayleauia Anthracite now in market with M1 adders for Lehigh Valley Pennaytvants Fae Sali Pizen and Arkitsas Anthracite and Semic Anekpasite. Mentions fuel co. and saw order for Anthreotte with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valles Pennaytvants
Fae Sali Pizen
Arkitsas
An-threotte
Ape Anuer Ele Fuel CO
Averine
Man Held on Highway Robbery Charge After Topeka Hearing
Kalfee bound over to district court after a preliminary Topeka hearing on highway robbery. Frank A. Lewis testified that Kalfee held him up near 606 Harrison street during the state fair week, brandishing a revolver and demanding money. Lewis identified Kalfee as the assailant, while cross examination questioned the strength of the identification. If bound over, Kalfee faces trial in October court. Additionally, Wisconsin football dates and regional weather notes follow in the same report.
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Rank Kalfee
Topeka
Witners
Frank A. Lewis
Tcket
Union Pacific
Lewis
Harrison Street
Mme
Dewip
Bisa
Bel
Betel
Crise
Koffee
Cates
Kalfie
Otoriet
Kalfer
Darmielache
Hik Bibor
Insects and Bee Portraits From Early Photographers
A批article describes the challenges of photographing insects and lists techniques credited to Dr. Fr. W. Rinfeldt, famed for insect photography in Life. It recounts a butterfly portrait, a bees and honeysuckle scene, and a careful method that yielded a striking image.
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FR. W. Rinfeldt
Inbeth
Alice Cockrin
Indy Elves
Hands of Money Handler Ends Palm Reading Ruse
A rough haired man confronts a wealthy broker, boasting coins and knots on his hands. The broker quizzes the claim while the teller describes a supposed palm reading industry edge, revealing a con in the office setting.
Possum and Taters Season in the South to New York Markets
A historic food note describes the seasonal rush of fat opossum and Georgia sweet potatoes from October to March, detailing preparation methods for fat and lean opossum, and praising the Georgia sweet potato over the pale northern tuber. The article also tracks a carload of bananas from New Orleans to Tacoma, noting transit hazards and the expertise required to maintain ripeness, temperature control, and timely delivery.
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Georgia
New York
Darkey
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