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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1898
Page
2
A garbled OCR passage from a March 1898 issue references multiple names, places, and numbers in a chaotic stream. It mentions Bonds He, WMC Witte, and various fragments that resemble a social or public notice, with hints of medical, labor, or local events but no coherent narrative or dates to confirm specifics.
A sweeping digest outlines events from foreign lands to U S policy, highlighting battles, political shifts, and court actions. It notes German and Taegan movements, peace talks, and legislative decisions while tracing wartime and diplomatic developments across continents and governments.
A garbled late edition item captures lawmakers in tense session during wartime, discussing a resolution, adjournment timing, and executive measures. Amid chaos, references to committees, districts, and voting hurdles hint at contentious policy moves shaping the state’s wartime governance.
Incomplete readable text fragments describe preparations for weddings and related gear. The passage appears garbled with stray letters and partial phrases, offering little concrete facts, names, dates, or locations to establish a clear event or participants.
A detailed, sweeping report describes U S defense planning along the Atlantic coast. It notes deployments from Washington to Cape Canaveral, with ships, troops, and fortifications repositioned to counter potential incursions and bolster the fleet’s coastal protection.
A deadly blaze in a lodging house on The Musery, Aew Lark, killed eleven occupants and injured many as flames trapped residents on the upper floors. Firefighters battled the fire, rescued others, and investigated the cause while authorities prepared fines and charges against the lodging owners.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Seattle Washington area article mentioning expeditions and dates. Multiple garbled phrases obscure people, places, and events, yielding no clear event or outcome to report.
A jumble of names and phrases appears in a fragmented OCR item noting large sums awarded and personnel tied to a landmark case or project. Key entities include a widow, a national donor, and institutions like JMUET, with references to a Conroe area and a change of position or rank.
The case concerns Poguntety as president and a contested arrangement involving bond security, trustees, and sureties amid a dispute with White versus the state. The court weighs the validity of the agreement, the handling of liabilities, and the responsibilities of the parties under a Washington contrat framework while noting actions by Tang and others in relation to the probate and creditor claims.
A long testimonial ad extols Ayer Cherry Pectoral as the cure for chest colds, croup, and stubborn coughs. It recounts a patient’s recovery after doctors failed and credits the remedy with rapid improvement and complete cure. The notice promotes the medicine from Lowell Mass and urges free samples upon request.
A fragmented OCR reads like a macabre, feverish poem of a graveyard scene with elusive names and hints of a public mourning procession. The garbled text mentions a “graveyard collaray,” a pale figure, and a procession toward a distant sunset, with scattered references to cities, people, and a dramatic, eerie atmosphere.
Unclear OCR sample with scattered phrases and names touching on various subjects. Several garbled terms reference people places and items. main facts are not discernible.
Prominent pleas from working women praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female complaints. Letters from Mrs Miss Parraison and others describe relief from menstral pain backaches nervousness and fatigue after using the remedy. Mrs Pinkham invites inquiries to her Lynn Massachusetts office for free advice aimed at women.
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