Voyage of the Hermance brothers down the Yellowstone
W E Hermance and his brother Harry P Hermance completed a historic voyage in two canoes from Livingston Montana to New Orleans. They navigated the unnavigable Yellowstone despite rapids near Stillwater, Buffalo and Stinking, endured a threat at Fort Berthold, and plan to explore Mammoth Cave on return trips.
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Caused by a Cow and a Fortune Lost in Oil
A belated railroad traveler named Charles Goodwin bought 230000 barrels of oil as prices rose to 1.37, then wired to sell. A cow wreck on the line delayed him and oil fell to 1.24, wiping out a $75,000 profit as the market collapsed amid a bear raid.
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Warren County
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Charlie
Emlenton
Oil City
Fragmentary OCR Notes Point To Odd Amounts And Delays
The readable fragment mentions figures around twenty nine thousand nine hundred dollars and contrasts old cow, hoop polstralia, and saree hours with a moral delay. No clear event or individuals beyond generic terms emerge.
Mischievous urchin swaps three travel valises at station
At a Philadelphia railroad station three similar valises caused a dispute as a street urchin swapped their places. A middle-aged man, a pale young man, and a white-haired elder each claimed the bag nearest the door, middle, or far end. The station officer warned the method mirrors a con trick of switching bags for valuable loot.
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Wells Health Renewer and Rough On Products Adverts
An OCR scraps a set of patent medicine ads toutting Wells Health Renewer and Rough On remedies. Claims include cures for bladder and kidney issues, bed bugs roaches moths and pests, digestive disorders, sexual dysfunction and general weakness. Multiple products priced around fifteen cents to one dollar are advertised by druggists with vague efficacy notes.
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Gold Diggers in Jersey Hidden Moonlit Treasure Tale
Superstitious Black laborers search the Hackensack River banks near New Jersey's Evna for a moonlit buried hoard tied to Revolutionary War lore. Lanterns, tools, and a prophecied chant mark their nightly dig as tales connect treasure to old wizardry, British and Hessian coins, and a mysterious English visitor.
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N.Y. Journal
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Fragmented 19th Century Legal Notices and Offices
A garbled listing describes attorneys at law offices in exchange blocks near Leonhwt Lvow harness shop and Libeuromee Library Building. Other lines mention Justice of the Peace offices at Scofield Je Frog street Beatty Block near A. A vis' Book Store, and references to Warren Savings Bank in Warren, Pa.
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Justis of the Peace
Verbuek Block Lopnosive Warren Savings Bankarren
Dr J M Davies and Stewart Homo Pathic Physicians
Dr J M Davies and Dr Richard E Stewart operate as homeopathic physicians with offices and residences on Liberty Street opposite the Baptist Church and at a drug store on Second and Liberty Streets. Telephone connections listed for office and residence.
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Hotels and Restaurants. G. A. Leoshart Proprietor
The newly built hotel on Warren promises superior service and attention to travelers. Proprietor G. A. Leoshart highlights exceptional accommodations and hospitality for guests passing through town.
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Local Lodging Entries and Nearby Dining Options
Revere House offers meals before trains near P and E depot with rates $1.50 daily. Mrs C W King and Mrs Rates provide rooms at $2.00 daily. G I Williams advertises first class coal service and event catering. J Walkerman near the Suspension Bridge offers meals and couch service at all hours.
Schuring Restaurant Opens Opposite Warren Savings Bank
Chas Schuring announces a new restaurant opposite Warren Savings Bank offering meals served at all hours. The card notes location details and round-the-clock service for patrons seeking late or early meals.
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Fashionable Barber Lou Meyer at Isxehange Block
Barbers and hairdressers listed with addresses including Liberty Street and Second Street. Mostly garbled text references haircutting, shaving and related services with unclear locations and directions.
Portrayal of a 19th century trade catalog fragment
A fragmented OCR item from Eben N. Ford Post miscellaneous section lists a mix of trades and goods including painters frames rubber goods and boots and shoes. It mentions Wm A Greaves and a Tall Block near Canal Street and a First National Bank area with scattered unreadable text.
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