Old Municipal Laws Prohibited Smallpox Inoculations in Troy
Fragmentary 19th century Troy law record notes old municipal ordinances striking smallpox inoculations, fines for inoculating residents, and penalties for violating age old public duty. Reads like a local legal chronicle with dates, addresses, and council actions in Troy, New York. Additionally mentions wheelbarrow-use ordinance on River Street and penalties for harboring pigs in city limits.
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Troy
Bogota Warning and Movement Noted in Une Update
An unclear field report notes Bogota activity with mentions of Mitel Tpit Manemortation and Blea posting to Une, indicating movement and warnings but lacking coherent details or confirmed events. The text reads as fragmented surveillance or internal briefing with unidentified terms and garbled names.
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Kalil
Bogota
Une
Historic Troy ordinances on swine pigs and public nuisances
A fragmented 19th century tale describes Troy city rules passed between 1850 and 1880. It cites prohibitions on keeping swine in backyards south of Boisselier Street, penalties for effigy display on March 16 and 17, 1888, and bans on watering livestock at Jacob and Fifth avenues. It notes old drinking fountains removed after Pan American era, the replacement of city halls, and sparrow protection fines.
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Vu Kaw
Juin
Board of Health
Mack
Howe Theelty
Boisselier Street
Wanda
Troy
Common Council
Jacon Street
Fifth Avenue
Niegal
Liat Point
Jacob and King Streets
Fifth Avene
Walter
Chon
Enliie
B.&al
Berause
Board of Alderman
Sheely Hall
At & Getty, Daity
Coranian Council
Counly
le Yun
Latham Group to Be Presented in All Troy Revue
The Latham group will headline the Troy All-Troy Minstrel revue at Knickerbocker Junior High School for two nights December 5 and 6 to benefit the Lansing Christmas fund for needy children. About 125 performers and a 10 voice chorus from Troy area will take part with local notables listed on the program. The ensemble has performed at Siena College and in Schenectady, organized over five years.
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Siena College
Sehenectady
Abot
Bernard Rivage
Carl F. Langerman
James J. Foley
Guy C. Marian
W. J. Clermont
Marty Murphy
Lawrence Girard
Philip Bueger
Thomas A. Graham
John Degnan
Perry Wilson
Dana Degnan
Lea McGuire
James Hollis
Avriland Salisbury
Jesse Smith
Lickel
Howard Millington
Charles Palso
Kenneth Penney
Raymond Sliter
Donald Young
Leonard ‘Yngue
Nela Rasmussen
Clarence J. Vanderwerken
Charles E. Dahl
Thomas F. Con
OVA Experiment in Milan Fails
A Milan price ceiling on food was scrapped after an OVA experiment failed to stabilize the market. The local policy had aimed to curb skyrocket costs but instead pushed customers six miles away to towns without the ceiling, reducing immediate effects and triggering protests.
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Milan
Italy
Ulal Gard City
Fund Gieler
Stelkoe
Ranss
Fragmented Prompt Summary Card
The brief contains unreadable OCR fragments mentioning illnesses and medicines and references to places and names that are unclear. It appears as a stray text block rather than a coherent news item. The readable portions do not establish a clear person, event, or organization to summarize.
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Fulton Street
Brontway
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Brecham
Rentle
Tyr Cylora
Franklin Square
Mealy High School
Albany
Binghamton
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
E. T. Giffeoley
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Lightolier
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State
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Dosa
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Henry J. Taylor
Fishar
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Primi
Troy Buick Co., Inc
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Snetia