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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1899
Page
4
A garbled text fragment references treaty presence and international actors, mentioning Ewan Wan Kime and Meury etc, with scattered city and organization mentions. The passage shows confusion about agreements, regional tensions, and potential shifts in alliances and policy.
In Washington on July 17 reports say Republicans seek to blunt Col Bryan’s appeal in the West and block a Democratic renomination. Secrecy and cabinet tensions swirl as Gen Miles acts under war department strains while Alger’s successor question lingers. The scene features prominent Republicans arriving to push the anti Bryan effort and a web of partisan maneuvering across capital and states.
Legal notices list residents and parties connected to a petition filed in a county court. Names include Pewhensee, Haury, Pate, Thad, Simuun Feeter, Avery, Cungion BiGge, Natt Wert, and Casey, with mentions of Bald and Meera. The document outlines required actions, dates, and attorney involvement for land or property matters and prayers for relief.
Citations list six contractors with dates and times for a public meeting. The clerk and board of rachhue announce the session to discuss bids, project details, and contracting terms. Alfred Rohn, clerk, records, date June 24, 190.406.
A fragmentary report shows a demand to arm the navy’s ships and seize Spanish vessels. Officials weigh commercial benefits of recapturing captured boats against costs of refurbishing damaged hulks amid national pride and strategic leverage.
The text presents garbled OCR with numerous proper nouns and place-like strings. It reads as a jumble of names, places, and partial phrases lacking clear events, dates, or outcomes. No coherent news item or identifiable subjects emerge to summarize into a concise report.
A deadly feud in Clay County Kentucky spilled into violence near Manchester at Goose Creek three miles from town. Five men died and several wounded as two groups led by Philpot and Griffin clashed in a ten to fifteen minute gun battle. The fighting stems from long running feuds tied to local factions and a recent eruption of hostilities.
A dubious medical puff promotes a set of miracle tablets claimed to cure many diseases. The ad promises free samples and a banquet invitation, naming Dr. Dave vna Khiney and several disguising aliases while urging readers to buy quickly.
A violent storm swept through the area damaging Wright and Rigewald properties. A spring wagon was overturned, lumber and doors torn, and a shed destroyed. Mrs White and several others sustained injuries as trees and debris blocked roads and strayed into yards.
Local guest prominent in the community attended a weekend celebration hosted by Mrs. IS Bar and family. The event featured a large gathering with speeches praising regional prospects and local ties. Attendees included notable residents and visitors from nearby towns.
A fragmentary crop bulletin from Ohio describes warm early days aiding growth in corn and wheat, followed by temperature drops and drought relief with some hay made. Limited signs show improvements in late crops while harvesting progresses in southern regions under variable conditions. Major political note appears incidental to corn and wheat context.
A largely garbled report discusses prize money in a historical maritime case, naming officials, ships, and alleged actions. It mentions the Marie Perens, the Ruin Margedia, and Viese vessels, with references to Adin Saipsong, Capt. Chadwick, and the Minltold States. The piece contemplates court action, patrols, and the handling of captured vessels under prize law, plus economic implications for war and procurement.
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