Fragmented narrative on royalty, exploration, and exhibits
A garbled report mixes royal etiquette for Infanta addresses with notes on weather, naval interest, and exhibits. It references a Paris envoy, a model Nicaragua canal profile, Russian relief to famine areas, London crafts, and a bank run in progress, all interwoven with dispersed historical and cultural mentions.
Indiana Dedication Draws Crowd at World’s Fair
An Indiana state building was dedicated for public use yesterday as crowds gathered for the exposition. Officials and notable attendees including a former U.S. president and the governor were present, highlighting the event’s significance to visitors and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fomk
Noosa Cuscane
Jose
Indiana
Tate
United States
Dedicatory Exercises At Massas Massas Building
Governor Matthews attended the dedication of the Massas building with state and local officials. Speeches by ex President Harrison and others followed a welcoming program. A silk flag was presented by Kendallville pupils, and the governor praised the children in brief remarks. The event marked the seventy seventh anniversary of the state enterprise amid a large turnout and a formal reception with tours of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Iabbasa Bitudino
Bosta
Pennisoest
Commonwealth
Dr. Gobin
B. P. Marean
Cles Studebaker
Matthews
Benjatin Harrison
Virginia. Meredith
J. Te Itvise
J. Te. Campbell
Wabesh College
Percy C. Creager
Kendallville
Tesbal
Amkassaa Buteding
German Day Celebration and Public Addresses
A crowded German day program opened with Von Bulow’s orchestra at the Trocadero, featuring Jubal Overture and choral works. Speeches by Harry Rubens, Krendent, and H von Oppen followed, praising German-America ties, with Mayor Harrison closing the event. Separately in London and Washington a stream of political items covered arbitration hopes, sugar bounty figures, and other diverse news items from June.
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Oramat Betldoto
Amer
von Bulow
Orchester
CM. von Weber
Prof. Kateenberger
Hideon
Cata
Germany
Harry Rubens
Krendent i
I. Halle
Maennerchor
Ubdor
Ustav Ehrhors
Harrison
Five Lives Lost in Tragic Home Incident
Mrs Philip Kerch, wife of a farmer near Menant Hill, West Virginia, killed four of her children before dying by her own hand. The 17-year-old Mollie and other children, including a 1-month-old, were involved as the mother reportedly attempted to make all jump into a well following a poisoning incident. The man’s absence at the time added to the tragedy, with two young children dying in the house and the mother dead in the well. The report notes prior melancholy and health concerns but details the grim sequence of events and the immediate aftermath.
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Cmca
Richmond
Dunlap
Carenrite Beukow
Teamblam
Chicago
Cart ‘Prick
Matrance
Ley Burt
Ohm Adobe
Villaen
Haney Junin
Ed Curry
Mra Curry
Ea Curry
Curry
Marx Taportan
Wasursoros
Jang
Cleveland
Apiie
Bia Fhoumathen
Ute
Siwithims
Homolula
Gaaselas
Samos
N. Y
Campbell Bay
David B Ulsod
Benjamin B. Dos Passos
New York
Myers
New York City
Jay Gould
George Gould
Wasanaron
Central Wesleyan College
Kessler
Altgeld
Jefferson D.wells
Scott County
Wells
Geats
Coats
Boston Stathers Pall
Rostox
Pankemmuna
W. Va
Philip Kerch
Menant Hill
Mrs. Kerch
Mollie
Mra Kerch
Mallie
Johnnie
Freddie Paleoa
Freddie
Jobnnie
Mr. Kereh
Lemmeemts Oh
Cimcdoo
Lemont
George Kinskin
Smith's Camp
Gorge Kinkia
Hilnels & Stickiens
Will County
Leeyer
For Quest
John
Ins
al. Locker
J. A. Bibb
Ible
Americas
Philadelphia
Boston
John Trask
Order of Unity
Emilia Iaches
Cude
Drellen Me Moet
Tafainta Balatla
Davis
Froi
Canrencr
Amy Calvin
Mary Modsker
Jasper County
Mile Whineck
Senasto
Gultol
Hel
Pandlo
Mex
Jane
Howtos
Saxony
Iteab
Bostom
Readable items from midweek Grundy week summary
A condensed scan of brief news items includes bank closures such as First National Bank of Grundy Center, banker assignments in Fairfield Tennessee, and the collapse of a diamond firm in New York. Notable items mention a Russian monastery robbery case and a Princeton commencement in New Jersey.
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First National Bank of Grundy Souter
United States
William M. Meredith
Barman of Engraving and Printing
Fairfield
E. Bonham
Marie Wainwright
Taccia
Wasi
Siberia
Chudor
Canada
Prof
Campbell
Princeton
Callege
N. J
Louisville & Nashville
New Orleans
CG Campbell
Minneapolis
Loyal Orange Lodge of America
Jobo Hermes
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mississippi
William Walter Phelpa
Germany
New York
Bremen
Brvering
Kansas
Wns
Topeka
Soh G. Otis Ax
Flatd
Kelly Banking Company
San Francisco
Methodist
Danduff
Eastville
Ohio Democratic State Central Committee
Cimcinmad
Midates
St Louis
Lake County Bank
Painesville
Citizens’ Bank
Fuirmonat
Tad
Riverside
Comeeeyt
Cal
Murry Gardner
Washington
Supreme Lodge of the
Independent Order of Goal Templira
Mra
John Krug
Dalcots County
Minn
Noevh
Charles B McKenna
Margaret Harobell
Falcon
St Johns
N. P
Philadelphia
Peary
Greanland
George Smith
Dayton
Anther
Smith
New York Trade Review Signals Bank Strain and Price Shifts
The weekly trade review notes New York banks tightening lending and a spillover effect on Western markets, with import demand slowing and exports affected by exchange rates. It cites price rises in wheat and cotton, and warns of ongoing adverse financial conditions while predicting continued strain into the months ahead.
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Weekly Review of Trade
New Yorker
Eeriifestes
Wadun
Inerviania
Tmanufecturere
Darteln
Snormors
Cvat
Claveland
Coctanal
Detroit
Indianapolis
Calrags
Westere Emseit
Urpeas
Speciation
Rerail
Wade
Milwawkes
Omak
Arafe
Kansas City Fair
Louie Gras
Hexondariel
Enti
Aloes
F Turing
Eaaaugen
Fragmented OCR Sees Nonsense in Local Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in blurred, incomplete wording. It shows no clear event or identifiable entities beyond scattered strings and scrambled phrases.
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Masting
Mr.Palmer
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Watiibo
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House of Commons
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United States Congress
Miller
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Enggments
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International ‘Typographical Union
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Toronto
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Henry Cotta
Baron de Reinach
West Virginia
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Lbyear
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Jame
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Neil Company
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Lewis Venable
James Bell
Martin O'Neal
Strixerreep
Supreme Court of
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W. J. Jamison
Quincy
Charles Aaron
Big Dilley
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High Spire
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Tesrain
Des Motyns
Supreme Grand Lodge of Good Templars
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Philip Klopfer & Sons
Bauer, Poster & Co
International Typographical Union
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Praxcram
Ken Hubley
Lontaville
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Sons of the American Revolution
Horace Por
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Kan
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S of
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Blow— Minny Partners
Philadelphia Press
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Mr. Morris
Prince
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Eutessling
Joseph Hayins
Shelbyrne
Lil
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Maconpin County
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