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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1904
Page
4
The Democratic nomination lists ALTON B. PARKER of New York for President and HENRY G. DAVIS of West Virginia for Vice President. The fragment confirms the ticket but lacks full context and date details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Brooklyn Democrats engaging in a party meeting amid national political conflict. Names, places, and events are garbled, but references to Kings County, presidential candidates, and party factions appear amid distorted lines.
A quirky tale explains Professor Stonyley and Mittis devising a machine with a stork as partner to lift earth and fly. The plan backfires as the stork claims glory, the weaponized machine malfunctions, and chaos ensues with the professor losing control of the venture and the stork gaining fame.
An amusing courtroom scene features Judge Brute and Follecmin Brite presiding over a bear case in a mock trial. The accused bear is scolded by the jury and sentenced to confinement as punishment for nuisance behavior. The piece blends satire with archaic courtroom cadence and references a town paper, the Millshike Dispatch.
A congested OCR style passenger time table lists trains arriving at and leaving Waitington with routes from New York via Newark and Paterson, including daily and Sunday schedules. It mentions connections to Paterson, Newark, Chicago, and other hubs, with several departure and arrival times across hours and days. The fragment references multiple cities and service variants, reflecting a historical rail timetable excerpt.
Fragmented OCR text describes voters and events around a polling or civic issue. It mentions Ashi Oneal, Med with The fstont lames in ie Tusk, Atarites founded ak owed dings, and fires with machines in the atley. The exact meanings are unclear due to garbled phrasing.
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