Robbery and assault reported near Grant Avenue and Twenty Kid Street
A late Sunday night robbery occurred near Grant Avenue and Twenty Kid Street where a victim lost $2 and four pills as a robber fled. The assailant, described vaguely, escaped on foot, and the scene was left with a watch on the ground. Police later traced the incidents to a nearby barbershop and a church event, with reports of a stray blow to the head and a wallet missing.
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Grant Aenue
Saka
Congome
Aye Passe
Twenty Kid Street
Adama Avenue
Fragmented notice details social events and meetings
A garbled OCR record outlines weddings, church events, concerts, and community notices. It mentions a wedding at a Presbyterian church, performances and rehearsals, a concert at the Congregational church, and various local meetings and public notices. Names, places, and dates are largely unreadable or distorted.
Graduation Day Plans For Taber High May Second
Taber High School outlines graduation events for 4F seniors on May 2. An orchestra directed by Franke Coon will perform as 125 graduates are honored in the hall with speeches and a school operetta “The Dicas Welivareat.”
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Asery School
MIM
Elong Sih
Eheetra
Bestia
Merchants Clash Over Fast Driving in City Streets
A letter from the Heal Merchants' Association secretary to judge Jadan Gunnell details concerns about rapid driving by delivery wagons and motor vehicles on city streets. It notes merchants seek action to curb fast driving, citing safety and delivery disruptions, and requests district officials’ response.
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Jadan Gunnell
Heal Merchants’ Association
Acre
Dead Train Bound East in Tragic Wreck
A deadly rail disaster at the depot leaves multiple victims and wounded mourning the lost. Funeral rites and a city-wide period of sorrow follow as officials manage remains, funerary services, and memorials. The operation of the eastbound train resumes cautiously, with funeral details and private car arrangements noted.
New Haven Road Promotes Rail Official Amid Praise
May 15 New Haven Coan President Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford railway praised Nealamin G Campbell fourth vice president of the Northern railway as the new vice president of the New Haven system. He cited Campbell's energy in traffic freight passenger and express business.
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New Haven
Coan
Mellen
New York, New Haven and
Wartford Rahmad
Nealamin G. Campbell
At Northern Railway
Injured Improving After Shriger Special Wreck
Injured persons in the Shriger special wreck were reported improving today. Names and exact statuses remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text. responders and local authorities are assessing the scene and providing aid as investigations continue.
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Fan Luis Obispo
Honda
Boat
Leo
Griensburg
Hytteet
Rastom
Fasleves -Champla
Fireties
Thornpeon
Bread Dyspepsia and Digestive Theories From a Medical Text
The fragment discusses bread digestion and dyspepsia with references to starch, fats, and pancreatic function. Mentions hormones and the digestive system and hints at modern medical views. Includes names and terms like Naty SagIE and Healtis Centre in a scattered, antiquated presentation.
Nat Goodwin at Opera House amid minstrel date clash
Telegrams from New York and Ogden reveal a contentious booking at the Opera House as Dockstader and Nal foogwta minstrel troupes clash over May 12 to May 17 show dates. Grant negotiates, expecting Goodwin to perform Friday night, with Dockstader slated for Saturday despite theater trust opposition.
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Daten
Grant
Opera Rites
Dockstader Minstrel Company
Nal Foogwta
Apenia Daslat
A. Tasell
RS Dake
Tioudato
Ogden
Vocatello
Gootwin
Putte Tinodmin
Rent
Inriet
Hrant
Goodwin
Dockstaser
Posees
Mwta
Kingnakera
Uy Gosdelneli
Obituary of Mary A Gilett of Pueblo
Mrs Mary A Gilett died May 11 at the home of her daughter Mia Jennie Carden in AdamateRie The Towers. Funeral at First Methodist Episcopal Church directed by Albert B Riches Interment Mountain View cemetery. Survived by her daughter and son in law and other relatives. Born in Ireland she moved to Troy New York then Utah and finally settled in Lake City. Married Benjamin Get in 187? with four children two living. A devout member of the Methodist Episcopal Church she was known for kindness and interest in progress and public affairs. The family mourns her loss and she will be remembered as a faithful neighbor and mother.
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Mary A. Gilett
Pocamonta
Mia
Jennie Carden
Adama ateRie
Towers
Firet Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert B. Riches
Mountain View Cemetery
Heath Dubmon
Monett
Gillett, Jr
Stra
Carlen
Mary A. Johnson
Ghe
Helfast
Ireland
Troy
Ulah
Sal
Henjar Min Get
Gilett
Ana
Aue
Thees
Kiel
Hove Ant
Ares
Kuroki at West Point Interferes in Parade Event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident at West Point involving a person named Kuroki and refereeing actions during a ceremony or parade. It mentions a morning schedule and military context, with references to artillery and field activities. Names and exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
New York City Votes on Municipal Hats After Turmoil
Fragmentary text describes a local political event in New York. It mentions a contentious issue, possible Hat governing body actions, and public reaction. Readers should note enclosing dates, names, and outcomes are unclear due to the damaged source.
Browerville Shooting Testimony Before Senate Panel
Testimony from Wearers Union Telegraph manager Banban at Brownesville describes a nighttime shooting near a post on August 7. Witnesses Sanborn and Dominguez recount gunfire from the gate to an alley, with soldiers moving toward the hotel amid shouting and fear of arrest or attack.
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Washington
F. A.M. Ban. Imm
Wearers Union Telegraph Company
Brownesille
Breenaville
Auratt
Banborg
Hanbun
Sanborn
Mindow
Witcen
Dominguez
Peitire
Bia Atory
Presbyterian Ministers Relief Fund Report Summary
The executive summary of the Presbyterian minister education and relief committee reports an endowment for aged ministers and widows and orphans, detailing amounts raised and spent. It notes $42,041 was pledged, with $17,000 paid by Mr Inman and $9,000 remaining, plus $14 in the fund and twenty men prepared for work. The record cites continued efforts and governance by the Lom sUeTe committee and related officers.
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Peeahyretiya
United States
T. Inman
Inmantas
Hans
Eamtale
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Meeting Deliberations Explored
A Cumberland Presbyterian Church gathering in Mirkeon Tennessee examined the initiation of a general undertook act at Berhithem. J. fe Voutghie outlined the theory of expiation for entrapped values and discussed various visiting duties within the charge. The session addressed responsibility and moral duties amid political tensions.
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Mirkeon
Fragmented Text From Historical Notice
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions names likely including James and Le, with hints of family, brother, and a medical or legal context. The garbled lines reference words, a count, and possible actions toward a person or thing, but no clear events, dates, places, or results emerge.
Fragmentary State of Battle Injuries Reported
Indications suggest the crewman will recover. No trace of the jet was found and it is believed to have entered the naval passage. The wounded man was unconscious but aided, and the brain bay appears uninjured.
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Buy
Braia Bay
Bes
Strike Settled in Chicago as Labor Row Ends
Terse report indicates a local strike dispute in Chicago over a contract with idle workers. Agreement reached after days of tension. workers to return to tasks Saturday following negotiated terms, ending a contentious labor stand-off.
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