Delightful Affair at Auxannus City Dinner
An elegant pink and white dinner at Mrs Altice Prescott’s West Levrard Street home honored Miss Alice Prescott. Guests included Miss Prescott, Miss Prater, Miss Latta, and Mrs. Bow, with table décor featuring Battenberg lace, pink carnations, and Mexican drawn work. Supper offered ten courses and the event celebrated Miss Prescott’s coming nuptials with Brent Prescott Jr. in attendance.
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Alice Prescott
Auxannus
Mire
Miss Prescott
Bromm
Miss Prartagebendt
Altice Prescont
West Levrard Street
Bre Prescea
Ee Biiis Prescott
Miss Piertog
Mins
A. Beene
VenDeunem
New York City
Ant
Thomas
Atuhtson
Eugene Fa
T Crosby
W. Trump
Uatay
New Fark
Alinas
Wenlora
T Fi Forman Memocel
Tobe
Calor
Mra Edwin
Levis de Kaewen
Erijowen
Elaly
Mr i
Dewey
Celeste Omi de Neils
Bert Ot
Newcomb Birthday Party Honoring Alice Gay Hostess
Incomplete text notes a birthday or evening event honoring Alice Gay. The gathering is linked to a Thursday evening at Hudson's Hall in Mine Eammen Wisconsin with a New York business trip mentioned. Exact names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Kanu
Newcomb
Mfahaey
Bey
Alice Gay
Hector Bret
Hudson's Hall
New York
Not a Catholic reads aloud at New York trial
A desultory report from New York on December 12 describes a Tribune dispatch from Lodesaga about a notable confrontation at a formal ceremony. The piece notes the crowd’s curiosity and the surprising attendance by a devout, non Catholic participant amid scattered reactions.
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New York
The
Tribune
Lodesaga
Perile
Buffalo Exhibit Prep Describes Exposition Plans
A notice outlines a February governor guided exhibit at Buffalo featuring coffee, sugar, and a ranch style display. It notes building reservations, a Porto Rican focus, and a wood and bark construction to mimic a ranch house. Transportation to New York is planned for early April for display at the exposition grounds.
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San Juan
Expuglian
New York
Justice Brewer Talks In New Haven Continent
Justice Brewer speaks on citizenship duty during intense moment as New Haven reports his remarks. The former Supreme Court justice emphasizes responsibility amid national tension.
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New Haven
Supreme Court
Brewer
California Fig Syrup Go Price Per Bottle
Fragmentary OCR notes show an old time product label for California Fig Syrup with vague pricing. The readable bits mention a syrup product and a price tag phrase implying cost per bottle though specifics are unclear. The text references a U S locale and a dealer or distributor mark, but due to damage the exact amount and full branding cannot be determined.
Fragmented civic prose on American citizenship
The passage asserts that the great citizen embodies the nation’s intelligent members and the duty of American citizenship. It laments threats to constitutional institutions and urges unity to uphold democratic values and the nation’s integrity.
Collar Combine Proposed by Troy Shirt Firms
A reported syndicate of Troy collar and shirt wholesalers is nearing certainty with manufacturers confirming the plan. No external capital is needed, and the venture, likely named the American Collar Cuff and Shirt, aims to unite the factories in the region under a single operation.
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New York
Troy
N.Y
Bound About Way San Francisco Feo i w
Arrival of the steamship Para from South American ports opens a new freight branch for renowned serge business. The firm shifts from routine routes to southeastbound shipments, signaling expansion of their operations and markets.
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San Francisco
Feo. I—W
Serge
Covered 200 Miles Longest Distance Yet Mayde
John Fism lectured at Liverpool yesterday and spoke on new communication advances. He noted a potential breakthrough enabling ear or sea based signals, claiming a system may soon connect remote points without wires. The talk touched on faster messaging and practical tests near Tate and Wigut.
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John Fism
Verpool
Bet Tate
A Trial Yecht Horse Meeting of the Ad Ard of Fe Taween Yacht
In a brief meeting the ad ard of fe taween yacht chub discussed forthcoming actions. The session emphasized coordinating efforts and reviewing the next steps for the organization.
Mexican Prospective Expat Ends Life in Connecticut Sanitarium
Despondent Augustine G Paniel o, a Durango nobleman, reportedly killed himself at a West Haven sanitarium after arriving in the city a year ago for treatment. Reports cite his travels from White Plains to West Haven and note frequent correspondence with a Malaria specialist and other family ties.
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Connecticut
New York
Augustine G. Panielo
Nge
Durango
Mexico
West Hevercording
Juan Wagario
Ole Mezicari
Alex
White Plains
Hac Place
Haven
Proper Care Report Clears Involved Individual
A terse federal report on an Annapolis incident exonerates a named individual, stating no further action is to be taken. It concludes the subject received proper attention and that accusations of neglect are unfounded, noting no exposure or other charges remain.
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CaLwonrta Pia Sauce Co
Comer
Essa
Petclate
UP GOES SUGAR IN TRADE FORECASTS AND DEMAND
New York February reports indicate rising sugar prices and stronger demand for refined sugar. The Herald notes market expectations for higher prices and confirms several refiners have withdrawn guarantees, with existing stock sold quickly.
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New York
the Herald
Steee
Arbuckleres
Senator Sproul Seeks Railroad Consolidation Plan
In Harrisburg senator Sproul of Delaware county chairs the senate committee on rebroads. He introduced a bill aiming to consolidate rail lines across the state. The measure notes the constitution forbids railroad combinations and contemplates statutes to address parallel or competing lines.
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Farrisburg
Sproul
Delaware County
Senate
Rallreed
Corpartone
Con Olla Eimlar
Epidemic La Grippe Carried by Air Warns Reader
An old public notice warns that La Grippe spreads through the atmosphere and urges use of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a remedy. It claims healthy individuals resist infection while those with minor illnesses are vulnerable, praising the tablets as a safeguard against catarrh and related ailments.
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Stuart
Polakis Fetate Debate and Corporate Accountability
Fragmented text discusses questions around polakis fetate and instigation. It suggests a dispute over who bears responsibility and mentions punitive action by a corporate body related to the cited case. The readable material is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
Arbitration Proposed in Canadian Boundary Dispute
Ottawa February 12 The reply to the speech from the throne was debated in two hours in the house of commons. Leader of the opposition Mr R E L Borden pressed the premier on the Canada Alaska boundary situation. He urged the neeterigh commission’s position was unchanged since separation and suggested compromise or arbitration with a third party to help resolve the dispute. The government favored boundary concessions and possible compromise while awaiting a final settlement.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
R. E. L. Borden
Canada
Neeterigh
Ottlenent
Waa
Hazelton colliery to resume after strike ends
Lattimer strikers who walked out three weeks ago over alleged discharges return to work. Operations to restart at the Hazelton colliery as soon as mules are reentering the mine and repairs underway. The loss amount cited is 27000 dollars.
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Hazelton
Rhde Lattimer
Transatlantic Dispatches and Royal Health Updates
Telegrams report the Rawline afloat near Newport News and transport plans for an infantry battalion. New York Red Cross notes Queen Sophia’s improving health as strain through fever persists aboard ships from Stockholm to Naples.
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Rawline
Washington
Endington Fan
Tiam
Newport News
New York
New York Red Cross
William T. Warvl
Queen Sophia
Btockholm
Gweden
Berill
British Columbia Legislature to Deoy Guarter For Railroad
British Columbia figures report an early fight over Crow's Nest coal transport rights. The BC legislature faces opposition as the government pursues a charter and potential recovery by a local interest. A reported clash involved key figures and a contentious plan affecting the railway link.
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British Columbia
Deoy Guarter
Vancouver
B.C
John Houston
Neleen
Lesterature
Nelega Tribuns
Soham Os Ae
Government of & Charter
Crow's Nest
Washington Spain Paris treaty claims row muddled notes
Disjointed fragments describe US Spain claims under the Paris treaty and a House conference stance. Mentions commissions, jurisdiction, and potential cures or remedies, with garbled names and terms reflecting a chaotic wartime or postwar docket.
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