LUNUNA ad TONIC OF nna er WON
A disjointed report discusses a medical preparation and a lawyer named Low who advises on remedies. It mentions Meruna, extortion, and a family situation with individuals including Mary and Fra, detailing some traditional remedies and tablets as preferred by some readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palowey
Mit
Marncourt
West Aylmer
East
Cate
Fa Beppe
Herma
Mary
Fra
Peta
Jean
Ailsuth
Dig Steve Fuditive From Justice Under Arrest
Fragmented report describes Steve Fuditive and associates amid a 1995 opium smuggling case. Mentions James Stevens, George Merger, and a Pullman Car company link. Notes family losses and a Vancouver event, with unclear district details and attempted US entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Ite
West
Seth Be
cBle
Searthe Peeterday Ag
Stevens
George
Pullman Car Company
British Cobust
Capt. Ager 16 Charged by Russia with Kidnapping
An error filled report states Capt. Ager 16 charged by Russia with kidnapping. The piece mentions Altir and Wark, a country named Be, and alleges actions against a Hessian government and a Siberian native population near Floods canal. The text is garbled and lacks clear, verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
Russia
Altir
A. M. Aber
Anadiro
Sieria
Seattle
Ethlistion
Physician Dies While Examining Patient in Wash
A physician collapsed and died during a patient examination in Washington state. Authorities reported the incident occurred during the medical assessment, with initial details unclear. The death followed bystander testimony and hospital staff inquiry as investigators review the sequence of events.
Cashier of Bank Arrested for Misuse of Funds
A bank cashier faced arrest amid accusations of misusing funds. Investigators traced irregular transactions tied to the cashier’s position, alleging improper handling of deposits and internal transfers. The case involves bank officials and warrants issued by local authorities. Further legal actions and arraignment details are pending.
Wife of Col Brainard Dies at Home of Brother
Fragmentary OCR text reports the death of the wife of Col Brainard at her brother's home. Other readable fragments mention locations and names but are garbled. The main event appears to be a death at a relative's residence linked to Col Brainard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Brainard
Brother
Determined 10 Clear Is ele Trial of Curtis Continues
The trial recounts Altrey H. Curtis’s attempt to manage mortgage and banking affairs. Witness Carrie testifies about Frugomus Heinze and a requested tran of $12,000 with remonstrances on funds. Morse presses Curtis as a tool of another will while Moree defends the bank’s overdraft protection. The hearing adjourns with Curtis set for further questioning.
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York
Altrey
H. Curtis
Northamerica
Charlee
Tore
Morse
Credis
Maree
Sithesa Fsid
Dm Amt
Nnce
Elcorme
Jamdon
Jaradon
Curtis
Shes
Little Wife Forces Reporter Home After Altercation
A New York Tribune reporter in Cooper Union days faced insults from a burly man on Fourth Street. A quick intervention by a woman carrying a child redirected the scene as the man headed away, amid a tense, crowded street atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge. Ningham
New York Tribune
Fourth Street
Eamera
Johann Moe
Cooper Union
Ilzaua
Blitz
Boone Quieke
Armance of Helium Amid Ancient History Notes
Fragmented OCR recalls a historical note about Helium and a solar event. Names like Sir Norma Lack and Sir Wile Hamers appear in a muddled account of observations, references to VEC and a yellow Tae type species, plus a city street tale of arrivals and deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sref
Gren Kilmertagh Ohnes
Tapden
Amornefny
Cord
Norma Lack
Wile Hamers
Tesh
Tadttuts
Heliver
Pat Besar
Olina
Campaign itinerary through Career area of Iotact described
Report covers a touring party led by Mr Kern and General Weaver traveling from Fore Wayne to a special election carun. They stop at Martford City and Fort Wayne, with a dinner in the Pennsylvania and a Tallrngd station. Crowds greet the cand on the chart of Democrate amid crowded streets and fatigue due to travel.
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Cabeo
Kern
Weaver
Fore Wayne
Martford City
Fett Wayne
Train Fishery Car Attached to the Westbound Freight
A transit report describes a peculiar fishery car attached to a passenger train No. 2 moving eastward toward California. The car, built to transport numerous fish and crates, is split into compartments with living quarters and holds a large shipment of february fingerlings destined for streams in California and southern California. Descriptions note government delivery bureaus, daily operation, and routes from various points to watch the twelve thousand fish spark through the machinery.
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East Armiga
Rowe Ar
California
Los Austles
Jengti
Sarrameote
Callturnia
Fragmentary Foreign War News Report
A garbled summary from a late imperial era telegraph quotes officials and a press interview about European reaction to the war. It mentions Emperor William, Prince Stoligrm, and possible German mediation while noting foreign offices deny exact details, portraying tensions and a potential change in policy.
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William
Pat
Werntgerree
Prince Stoligrm
Teeneh
Hassan
Gil
William Hatfield 19 Still a Puzzle
A garbled local report from San Jove California discusses William Hatfield, a persistently confusing case involving migration and arrest. The fragment mentions investigators, an attorney, and unclear references to legal action and potential motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hatfield
Teares Entertainees For The Steamer Yarmouth
Fragmentary notice describes a steamer named Yarmouth with entertainments aboard. Mentions individuals including Vargo and Mook, reference to Helan and Datlead company, and a brief account of a negative incident and penalties. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendon
von Dare
Helan
Bryan campaign rally at Albany with former senator speaker
The Astor campaign update covers a Bryan tour stop in Albany where former U S Senator spoke to a large crowd. He urged unity in the Democratic ticket, defended that victory would reflect the will of the people, and attacked Republican claims of a panic. He praised labor and vowed no fear of pressure or bribery. The speaker thanked the audience for their warmth and urged continued support for the Democratic platform and fundraising transparency.
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de Campaten
Chinge
Mela Demmy
Eny
Ted Arodnd
Uke
Diyan
Otter
uMelsia
Tr Bryan
Labor
Tle
Aayteg
Democratic Party
Regan
Aube
Schenectady
Vermicious Vegeterian Cures for Female Ailments Cited
Fragmented OCR shows a dubious medical note or ad about a "Vegetaily Compotnist" claiming to restore Waren to formal tinlths. It mentions women suffering from inflammation headaches and nervous prostration and urges readers to contact a Mr tinkh for a remedy. The text is garbled but centers on a nonstandard vitamins or tonics for women and a mailing address for correspondence.
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Lyitia
Lam
Mattaver
Rytt
Taft campaign stops amid rain and crowds
A touring presidential candidate delivers speeches at multiple upstate New York towns amid heavy rain. He asserts Democratic prospects while noting large crowds and strong reception at Schenectady and other cities. An elderly woman shouts as the train departs, highlighting lively public interest.
Defendants Hurl Rocks in Morgan Case
District Attorney Halverson files charges against August Lopes and Augustanders of Morgan for hurling rocks at Lafon Panelfe and Cahoore windows, injuring Charles Crockett and others while interfering with railroad prospects.
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Halverson
August Lopes
Augustanders of
Morgan
E Lafon Paelfe Cahoore
Charles Crockett
Divorce Proceedings Describe Alleged Cruelty and Financial Disputes
Formal divorce actions filed this morning by Hallle i Baker of Thirty four Street against Elied T. Waner in Pert Fiji, Meblean. The complaint alleges the husband struck her in the eyes in 1903 and demanded relief including temporary alimony, attorney fees, a restraining order, and control of real estate and improvements valued at over 8000. The plaintiff seeks custody or protection while detailing bank funds and disputed property.
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Hallle i Baker
Tairty-clath Street
T.waner
Atlesey
Tan Weir
Pert Fiures
Meblean
Atriek
Cattplalat
Alro
Tepasie
Ciy
Aman Moore Visits Cement Plant
Aman Moore visits a cement plant accompanying officials and local figures. The trip includes remarks about production capacity and regional ties, with mentions of Spokane and Santa Fe contexts and ties to Portland cement.
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Aman Moore
Sixth Ward Sunday School Meeting Summary
Fragmented OCR text describes a Sixth Ward Sunday School meeting at Weber Academy. Attendance is mentioned and indicates hopeful attendees, with garbled phrases about a bantam or badge and possible attendance notes. The readable portions point to a local church school gathering with unclear details.
Inverter of Periard Cement Era Chronicle
In a fragmented 19th century notice, Tage Charles forms an invention linked to Porthad cement. Abe, the inventor, pursues a claim tied to Periard cement. The text provides scattered references to governance, a king, and a youth reaching manhood, with mentions of Mr. Joneson and a ceremonial setting. It hints at a cement industry milestone and a legal or ceremonial acknowledgment in a distant locale.
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Periard
Tage
Charles Formaoa
Abe
George I
Aba Teferena
Sa Yolron
Mr.Joneson
Jagl Marti
Fragmented Tale Of Dining, Letters And Domestic Oddities
Fragmented OCR style notes describe a dining incident with a young advertising man, a mysterious letter from a house proprietor, and a peculiar teaiter tale. The text blends a chain of seemingly unrelated scenes including a dinner misadventure, a complaint, and a reflection on social psychology and dress codes, with odd culinary recipes and general observations.
Fragmentary tale hints at coercive marriages and social norms
The text depicts oblique references to women, control over spouses, and social pressures in a dialogue about marriage and propriety. Mentions of Lord Roberts and a banquet imply a historical setting, while scattered phrases suggest themes of obedience, autonomy, and public perception within intimate relationships.
Tongue in Savory Dish From Ancient Recipe Fragment
Fragmentary text describes a tongue preparation with jelly and fat, outlining steps and portions. It mentions preparation details, measurements, and a serving hint, all in a dated culinary tone. The readable lines reference tongue and jelly, with notes on portions and timing within a kitchen context.
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Havid
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