Visiting Wenn Mire A Guest Of Mrs A Q Tobloebt
A long, readable fragment lists visitors and social mentions tied to Mrs. A. Q. Tobloebt at her home on Tenth Avenue. Names include Mire A Wenn, Bro. William Walker, Mee unll fool Diilhey, Hokus AU Ay ELforAL, and others, with reference to gatherings, telegraph, and a Thirtieth Street event. The piece notes upcoming arrivals, dinners, and a thimble party, plus several social calls and entertainment plans across various households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtecioo
William Walker
Fetihenein
Erthlee
Walker
Harry
Jennie Cina
Geary Stoker
Frank Hotare
Nesag
Visaiui
Sob
Grorey
Mins
Ain
Lauri Houghtelin
Blanche Cotelle
Jan Phitle
Grumbine
Unclear text about White Ribbon Remedy and medical claims
Fragmentary OCR notes mention White Ribbon Remedy with no odor, references to patients, physicians, and possible procedures. The garbled lines obscure concrete facts such as dates, places, or outcomes, leaving a vague medical related fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pini
Motion to Dismiss in Molineux Trial Decided by Court
In New York October, counsel moved to direct the jury regarding the acquittal argument. Judge Hunter Lambirth denied the motion. Former Governor Hack defended the defendant. The defense contended the evidence failed to prove guilt and noted only general policing claims without specific proof of monetary or illegal conduct. The court adjourned as the jury was instructed to consider the case, with closing statements made and the judge indicating a decision to abstain from further action that day.
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New York
Oct
Molineux
Evitehes
Fey Merent
Hunter Lambirt
Hack
Moni
Warrat
Hunt
Greill
Wilalever
Earmbert
Wal
Binek
Josthee Larahiet
Midinewe
Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Unclear Historical Trade Notes
The readable portions describe importers and merchants, mentions of tokens and values, and references to phrases like amicus, partners, and various place names. The legible segments hint at trade discussions, pricing, and assurances but lack coherent narrative or clear events.
Disgrace to the State Jails Urged by Kansas Board
The Kansas Board of Charities condemns county jails as unsanitary and poorly managed. It urges separation of first offenders from hardened criminals, humane treatment, uniform jail construction, and state inspection before new jails are built. The report highlights overcrowding, contagion risks, and calls for reverent reforms across institutions.
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Board of Charities
Kansas
Kanes
State Board of Charities
Menagenton
Juin
Lefer
Sebpetat Erie
State Board of
Luriting
Theatre siege ends as managers surrender
Amid threats of action against theaters in New York and Union Hill, managers surrendered after authorities warned of police intervention. Rumors swirled of a life threatening demand while crowds and staff reacted to the chaotic scene and the collapse of the planned disruption.
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Pete
Tiuby
Unclear fragment hints at local event and notes
Fragmentary OCR references a meeting or notice with names and places, mentioning High Elwol and Topeka. Details are unreadable, but indicates an upcoming Monday evening gathering and associated notes from locals.
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Teuns Toker
Tur
High Elwol
Topeka
Boohle
Iman Feetin
Postponed Case Delays Hornblower Co F I Matters
In a Denver court hearing Judge Santorn heard a postponement motion filed by PSL before the Tt B court of appeal. The case involves Hudue Caldwell and others in a chancery matter tied to election supervision for officers and voting rights. WW Morpuiover and Waterman appeared, with new York based counsel pending arrival as parties seek to resolve the controversy surrounding John W. Gates and associates in the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company case.
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CN. Waterman
Dene c
New York
John W. Gates
Amici Airectory
Odds favor Ciel re-election in Wall Street betting ring
In New York on October 2. governors race betting favors Ciel for another term. Wagers include 5000 to 11000 and 410000 to 22000 on Coler’s victory. Bets by Judd and M Moran mark high stakes as market chatter runs hot. Authorities also report Miles robbed in Honolulu, thief captured after ball hotel thefts.
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New York
Ciel
Wall Strest
Judd
Afa
Coler
Kings County
M. Moran
FH. Trooke
Cholera Drops in Ascut District Amid Reports
Cholera cases decline in the Ascut district with only scattered new infections elsewhere. The report notes suspected plague near Uncense Brice, while details about widow Mrs. John McKane of Gravesend appear, indicating a New York obituary context.
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St. Peterstire
Get
Ascut
Tmall
John ¥. McKane
New York
Fannie McKane
McKane Saga Tied to Long Island Home Incident
Fragmentary 19th century記 text describes McKane and her actions at a Long Island home during a period when her husband was imprisoned. It mentions a conspiracy involving property in Coney Island and an election fraud context. A lamp was kept burning near a window in the parlor, signaling hope for his release.
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McKane
Long Isand
Suse
Coney Island
Wightly
Ambergris Find Nets Captain Four Thousand Pounds?
San Francisco reports Captain Gove picking up four pounds of ambergris after a whale kill while returning from Honociain. The ambergris is used in perfumery and could fetch high prices, with an estimated value of about 20 dollars per ounce.
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Gove
San Francisco
George
Ambergris
Honociain
Fawail
Perumery
Gove Lelieves
Automobilist Raymond Gets Six Months In Jail
New York judge sentences W. B. Raymond to six months confinement after a collision between his automobile and a trolley car in Yonkers. Raymond admitted crossing the track but said he did so to help passengers and claimed he checked for an approaching car. The trolley occupants were unhurt and a jury testified about the events surrounding the crash.
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New York
Hiringa
Kellogs
Yonkers
W. B. Raymond
Joseph Nada
If & Cr
Kelloge Ty
Raymond Bwid
Wanted A Soloist At Ka Choral Society Meeting
At a music committee meeting of the Ka Choral Society a Soloist will be chosen to lead the rendition of the Creation this winter. The regular meeting Wednesday night was the last for new members. the total is about 175.
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Ka Choral Society
Y Society
Controversy Over Ten Commandments Debate at Reformed Baptist Church
Rev Joshua Gravett of Caliboe Baptist church argued the ten commandments should not be treated as mere legal constraints within church life. He warned that misapplying the commandments could require harsh judgment, while critics claimed the grace of the New Testament supersedes old covenant rulings.
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Joshua Gravett
Caliboe
Concert at Auditorium in city mural contest
The auditorium hosts a mural contest with proceeds aiding municipal bonds. Contenders include Mary Jonvinn and Dory Wilson with an instrumental solo. Prizes feature a $5 gold coin and cut glass items. A general invitation invites the public to attend.
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St. Luto
Temps
Tamika
Tent
Backson
Arrest in Montana stamps gang leaders captured
Dispatch says Kaliepell last night saw the capture of Dan Peterson and James Hourke, alleged leaders of a Montana and North Dakota robbery gang. They were offering stamps for sale at a discount and had over 2000 stamps in their possession.
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Helena
Mont
Tispatch
Kaliepell
Dans Peterson
James Hourke Sho
Montana
North Dakota
Mnen
Governing Committee Sets Stock Issue Limits at NYSE
At a special meeting the New York Stock Exchange governing committee decided to limit to regular issues of 21,651,000 dollars in percent cumulative preferred stock and 248.0 dollars common stock of the United States Realty and Construction Company.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
United States Realty and Construction Company
Brooklyn police question suspect in Latimer slaying
Philadelphia man surrendered to Brooklyn police claiming another man killed Albert Latimer at his Brooklyn home in July. Detective Captain Reynolds pressed him, noting erratic statements and noting shoes lantern and cap found on Latimer’s premises. The suspect, living at 464 North Eighth Street, gave an uncertain account and was questioned about the weapon and alibi.
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New Norte
C & Sobneon
Brooklyn P
Albert C. Latimer
Johnson
Latimer
James Heynolds
North Eighth Street
Philedel- Philadelpha
Wim
Jateson
Brooklyn
Albert
North Highth Street
Vicin
White House Souvenirs for Woman's Exhibit Fund
The Woman National and International Exhibit Association sells White House fragments from June July renovations to raise about 25000 dollars for a women’s permanent national and industrial exposition building in the city. Fragments such as bricks wood marble nails and tiling are sold at 25 cents each with red white and blue ribbons. Plans by Paul d Pelt and John L Simithmeyer for a building with a large hall and separate state rooms have broad nationwide support.
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Washington
Wome National and International Exhibit Association
White House
Dolly Madison
Fragme Pr Ind
Hhax
Millien
Swift Unit Seeks Springfield Control in Jersey Plan
The North American Dressed Test company forms in New Jersey affecting Springfield. Swift & Co. would gain exclusive rights in the territory and remove Hammond & Co Armwurs Cudahy & Co and Sehnyarsehild g and Sulsberger branches. This would centralize business, cut packing costs, and allow price setting.
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Springfield
New Jersey
Tite
Swift & Co
Hammond & Co
Armwurs, Cudahy & Co
Sehnyarsehild G& Sulsberger
Swift
State Librarian Reed Resigns Amid Pattison Tie
The Rev. Dr. George Edward Reed, Pennsylvania state librarian, resigned after a 10 day notice. Governor Stone accepted the letter upon return from Philadelphia, with a successor to follow. The move appears tied to support for Hubert Pattison, and Reed, president of a college, will edit the state archives at a salary of 2.59 a year and 2500 volumes a year. Reed’s term would end January 31 unless reappointed.
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Reed
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Causa
Harrisburg
George Edward Reed
Stone
Philadelphia
Atvice
Lavard
Hubert B. Pattison
Fmblican
Crn
Worarlan
Unters
Mantel undergoes X ray. bowling match earns record scores
Robert Mantel, the actor at Tycerm Theater, underwent an X ray, his shoulder condition described as not severe but limiting. Meanwhile Calumets defeated Cleveland Led marks three straight games, rolling a combined 208 series as crowds witnessed unprecedented bowling prowess.
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Toledo
Robert Mantel
Tycerm
Mantel
Cleveland
Mie
Salimorr
Calumets
Independents at Valencia draw large crowd for Merrage event
At Valencia last night the Independents held a Merrage gathering, the largest motion during the campaign. A. H. Vance and D. Bransmiln spoke to a packed house and were well received.
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Valencia
A. H. Vance
D. 4. Brans_miln
Forgotten Creek craft revival in baskets and pottery woes
In a St Louis Post-Dispatch report, Alice M. Robertson notes Creek women historically made baskets and pottery, using local clays and shell temper. The craft dwindled as goods became cheaper. pottery and beadwork faded with aging artisans, while newer materials and traders push price and availability beyond traditional methods.
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Alice M. Robertson
Ahea
Corm
Miss Gould's Clubhouse to Aid Irvington and Terrytown
Miss Helen M. Gould plans a two story clubhouse on Sheldon Avenue to aid the poor in Irvington and Terrytown. The building will be heated from LyndDurst, cost about 10.50 percent, with colonial architecture. It will house Miss Gould's manual training and newing schools, a gym on the lower floor, and a cooking school on the second floor. Cooks from Manhattan will exchange free instruction with local girls.
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Terrytown
Ort
Helen M. Gould
Sheldon Avenue
Irvington
Tarrytown
Lynd- Durst
Mise Gould
Manhattan
Peterson shoots himself at table during supper
New York reports Alfred Peterson killed himself in the presence of two women, Mrs Johnson and Sophie Roph grep, after despondent days. Police note he drew a revolver from his pocket near 41 Third Avenue while dining with his sister-in-law. The incident followed tensions over employment. The piece also references a Sara Bernhardt play read by Bertha Baker.
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Peterson
New York
Alfredt Peterson
Ils
Eiater
Not
Wé Johnson
Sophie Rophgrep
Pelicion
Heaved Wig
Kent House
Shin
Third Avenue
Te Saphuren
Peterkon
Sara Bernhardt
Mrex Bertha Baker
Cure Catarrh by Blood Remedy Not Local Applications
Historically minded readers learn local catarrh treatments may fail because catarrh is a systemic disorder. Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets are promoted as a blood based remedy that clears catarrhal deposits and mucus through the digestive system, allegedly reaching the stomach liver and internal tubes for lasting relief. The article touts tablets as pleasant lozenges with no narcotics, suitable for children and adults alike.
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Stosrt
Shuset
Stuert
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