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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1896
Page
3
In a sprawling, weather battered narration a family recounts a prolonged Vermont winter voyage and farm life. The letter details cold snaps, maple syrup, gardens, and longing for spring amid blizzards. It notes crop risks, labor needs, and the resilience of kin as they cope with wind and frost.
A garbled dispatch reports high level military names and actions across Europe, detailing Italian front struggles, Allied and German positions, and political reactions. It cites Emperors, ministers, and generals, with casualties, ammunition losses, and mobilization efforts amid ongoing conflict.
Publicity confirms a design for the national flag with 49 stars to honor statehood. Secretary Lamont and Secretary Herbert convened to set the arrangement, detailing stars by rows and months and outlining the new pattern to be unveiled on a future order.
An incoherent OCR fragment references rebels, generals like Grant, and fortifications. Mentions Naylor, Trington, Mantartar, Lynhey and wartime names, with scattered place hints. Indicates a war period context but lacks a clear narrative or dates.
A garbled OCR passage listing names and fragments without coherent events or context. It contains scattered references to persons and possible places but lacks a readable narrative or identifiable news item. The text resembles a mixed stream of words from multiple sources with no clear summary available.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered terms like famous, pay, bar, fasting, warning, and names mixed with random letters. The text lacks coherent events, dates, places, or identifiable subjects to form a clear news item or report.
Lifelong theater man and former actor McVicker died after years of stage work. Born Lifework of Senten Iifah, he began acting at 15 and later joined a stock company. His career spanned St Louis and New York stages, with notable roles in My Myelenburs Wife and La Sonnantine de Ries.
Gen Weyler issued a proclamation declaring a limited amnesty to rebels who surrender in Matanzas Senacora Fuertorineipe and Sentiage Silt. Surrenders within ten days receive liberty. later arrivals face confiscation. Public officials and weapon aiders face penalties. authorities urge localities to report rebel supporters and assist repairs after destruction.
The jury verdict finds six defendants guilty in the Lie gqurder of Liaok White case involving Clarence White and a terri detective agency. McDouall, superintendent, acquitted earlier. Walbouid Dias convicted of guardes with life imprisonment. Other five defendants including Thompson, Willman, Anne John, Fran, and Poole received varied punishments.
A blurred report from Merit County details an armed Sunday incident involving Jason Wise Martel and others. The text references a governor and a court proceeding with sentencing and potential execution, mentioning Justice Grissiltpas and multiple dates. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors.
A garbled note outlines eating options and tips about meals and beverages. It mentions choosing protein sources, avoiding heavy breads, and balancing diets, with references to timing, portions, and appetite management.
A garbled OCR passage references Mir anlel freon af Anew siens Journ and a gathering involving Rev Dr PT fhleardon at Gob elle university in Whahineton. It mentions teens, sports like futsal, and various names such as Pames Watt and Chen Laurence with unclear roles. The text is riddled with errors and reads as a jumbled list of school events and people with no coherent narrative.
The document outlines Spain’s stance on U S recognition of Cuban insurgents, the risk of American interference, and Spain’s vow to crack down on demonstrations. It notes Will Weyler’s troop redeployment, warns against foreign pressure, and highlights potential university and civic unrest in Spain tied to the Cuba issue.
Fire caused extensive damage with a roughly 300000 loss attributed to multiple parties including Wisconsin divisions and local firms. The incident involved investigations into the cause, with authorities examining properties spanning several districts and referencing state and corporate connections. No definitive blame or single responsible party is stated.
A garbled science piece discusses granite extraction from a quarry near Laken and references emissions from powders, air quality, and plant chemistry. It mentions California and Maine coast geology, tobacco and cigarette production metrics, and experimental chemistry notes including hydrocarbons and acetylene content, with dates and figures obfuscated.
In a Connecticut town a peculiar family staged a strange arithmetic based on names of children. The narrative describes a group of siblings, their schooling, and a long description of siblings and their fathers collecting numbers and patterns, with a focus on the family’s unusual methods and the social reactions to their experiments. The tale blends genealogy, learning, and eccentric practices in a period voice.
A fragmented account outlines the imperial abbesses and noble foundations formed to host princesses of royal lineages. It describes the link to Bohemia and various duchies, the ceremonial coronations, and the privileges attached to the abbey role, including marriage freedom and potential claims to crowns. It also touches on fashion and social customs of the era, with stray notes on dress and jewelry.
A nine year old boy named Ywangetor Taby Ite suffers convulsions and nervous episodes as relatives describe his fragile health and the family coping during illness. The narrative blends medical concern with household routines and the care of a seriously ill child.
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