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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
1
An unclear report notes a dispute or incident connected to Kauke s Wardware Store and a person or party named Yan Weel. The fragment suggests a local matter or theft claim but lacks clear details, dates, or outcomes. Further readable context is required to define actions or results.
Garbled lines mention death and injury, a warning to call and see a big west lock of Harris and Colle. The text is unreadable but suggests a violent event and a contact point for more details. No clear persons, places, or dates are established from the fragment.
A garbled notice appears to reference 16 North Washington Street Sear FW with scattered phrases about work, repairs, and meetings. It mentions C. D. Billman and local names, but the text is unreadable and lacks a clear action or outcome.
Real estate ads show farms and residence properties offered for sale or trade at low figures. Several choice farms and vacant lots are described as centrally located with inexpensive prices.
A short note notes the location near Darnell shoe store on Conn block, mentioning No AWS Went Male Street and a reference to Sheets and Wright in the street scene.
A New York World dispatch reports social ostracism of American teachers in the Porto Rican capital after an incident on a hotel balcony. A pretty teacher and a young man prompted local and colonial officials to bar foreign women from social events, sparking controversy over American influence and native authority.
Public sale notices list Durek at one mile east of County Infirmary on March 6 starting at 1 a m offering head of cattle mares and brood stock plus hoes, plows, harness, rakes, and farming gear with terms of cash or credit. A second sale at noon on a separate date features horses, cattle, hogs, wagons, and tools including breaking plows and harnesses with credit terms and two approved sureties.
Rev Dr Charles T Parkhurtio signals another crusade to address alleged immoral theater in Newark. Dr Markbornt contends the issue deserves pulpit attention and vows a detailed public inquiry into conditions and potential effects on society and religion.
National Democratic Committee fixed time and place for the next convention in Kansas City Missouri. Delegates and hotels sparked debate over accommodations while planning sessions addressed labor arbitration and city arrangements for the four week event.
The article outlines a contested dispute over a government grant and a canal project reaching the Supreme Court, with appellants seeking to compel maintenance of a public highway element of the canal. It notes a decision affirming maintenance as a public highway and the absence of a perpetual maintenance obligation. The report also describes a separate violent incident near Jackson involving gunfire at a local resort, resulting in injuries and a deadly shooting investigation.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and terms with no clear narrative. It mentions places like Orleans and Gutte, referred to amid stray phrases about legends, actions, and objects, but lacks coherent events or structure.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and urinary troubles claiming it restores kidney function prevents Brights disease and heart problems. It asserts many illnesses are due to faulty kidneys and offers free literature and mail order details with a price in dollars.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a chaotic report on a contested race with calls for final decision. References to courts, coalitions, and charitable ins SHrurits emerge amid pleas for money and legitimacy. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece centers on political contention and legal actions surrounding the election.
Fragmented report shows a carnival scene with crowd activity and disruptive incidents. Names and places are partially unreadable, but the event centers on Rex ruling the carnival and ensuing street unrest reflected in scattered phrases and crowd reactions.
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