Fragmentary garbled text prompts limited capture of article
OCR reads as a jumble with missing quotes names and dates. readable bits mention New York city and San Francisco and possible references to a republic and corruption. The fragmentary content lacks a coherent event or clear entities to summarize.
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Paw Tada
Jourdel
New York
Dourdal
Kay Snepart
Toh
Republic
Univerpals
Thole Childrin Dizappen
Ieee Bar
Montgomery Fourth Celebrated Amid Readings and Speeches
A lengthy report details Montgomery's Fourth of July activities with readings of the Declaration of Independence by Arnold J. Padgett of Washington, Mitchell delegation leading, Eph Inman’s address, and large Washington participation. A parade formed at 10 o'clock, with a notable turnout and a strong turnout for the day’s events including a lecture by Rev. A. H. Koley.
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Pepeusi
Arnold J. Padgett
Washington Mitchell
Mitcel
Eph Inman
Wesblegion
Andress
Wiarhington
A. H. Koley
Wann
Iordot
Italtneo
Forblus
Ballot from the Night Walks Home in Williams Street
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ballot related action at Joseph's cutter and a person named Costello. The text references a night journey from an unidentified place, with a focus on a card and a home on Williams street.
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Costello
Joseph's
Tatge Toy Ae Vt
Baltoon Hom
Williams Sipstand
Sola
Washington Milling Company Building Destroyed by Fire
A large fire destroyed the Washington Milling Company's building with extensive losses cited between 38,000 and 219,000 dollars. The blaze, origin unknown, swept the mill and caused damage to adjacent structures as fire crews battled the flames for hours.
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Washington | Milling Company
Party organization outlined for reform and committee realignment
The National Reform Proof of Memphis organization appoints committees to rearrange initiative and referendum processes and seek to align governing law with party rules. Milton Parken of Dallas elected chairman with W. S. Blois as secretary and a slate from multiple states named for the organizing committee.
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National Reform Proof of Memphia
J. H. Ferris
Joliet
Mis
Comittee Abel
Nationars
People'e
Vba
Chasen
Nhe Org
MM ‘Cordancy
Plas
Milton
Parken
Dallas
Waa
W. 8
Blois
Ray Arkenius
Sberetary
Dr. Craw
Alabama
Bressirer
Arenutius Comming
A’ A Guniley
Louisiana
Colonel Peak
Georgia
Igpatus Donnelly
Minmenta
Abe St Inberg
Konas
L. i Batowan
Bound-Over In Death Case Tied To Abortions
The circuit court bound over Mollie Williams to answer charges connected to the death of Katle Harmes of Olney Uiiness. Emma Hermeny testified Mollie Williams discussed obtaining a midwife and a doctor to assist an abortion. Harmes’ sister denied the story and said she did not know Hoduram. City Clerk Monagl testified about examination details and Mollie Williams’s statements.
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Mofile Williams
Anacoswy
Katle Harmeés
Olney
Uiiness
Msynr
Wedersday Vourd
Wiliams Sivoman
Emma Hermeny
Welstad
Abe
Mollié Willison
Williams Wonton
Kitle
Moftie Whilama
Miss Harmes
Ate Aid
Hoduram
Fatcia
Kas” Harmes
Noy
Shanlaa de
Clark Monagl
WilNam
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McWhirtre
Myilanapulis
Pagor Baltoon
Washington Mining Cofe
Winaow
Napleso
Foster
Tinia
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Barr
Milt Jackson
T Rr
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Carnaban
Marley
Louis Sohncet
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