Weather and War News Amid Fragmented Dispatches
Fragmented OCR text recounts a break in orderly weather and military notes. Mentions of soldiers, officers, and a meeting suggest wartime reporting with unclear dates and scattered details. The piece hints at war events, local actions, and civic mentions amid disrupted prose.
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Arenaane
Sodin
Yin
Borat
le Saint
Eigtoewor
Hove Jereenlah
Tervliony and
Brosinesat
Postmaster resigns in West Virginia amid reform talk
Washington July 13 A West Virginia postmaster resigns after long service. James Vance of Clarksburg steps down as postmaster prompting a possible appointment of Morner to replace him. The departure follows differences with the Post Office over office management. A second notice from Townes, Va reports a local suicide near the bridge, with scant details and no clear motive given.
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Leois Vance
Washington, D. C
West Virginia
Haxert Bis
Tech
Vance
Clarksburg
Iuiert
Ot Clarkeburg
Morner
Steven
Vaner
Wm Aveautt
Townes
James Shinehan
Bogie Nimsel
Tranen Bridge
Noted War Misstatements Spark Uproar in New York
A garbled telegraph dispatch from New York on July 18 quotes a World alert about a supposed central American crisis. The item misnames locations, people, and events and incorrectly suggests U.S. military action.
Coal Producers Plan to Form Gulf Coast Trade Association
A fragmented report outlines plans by coal producers to unite under the Gulf Coast Trade Association. It notes key figures including Col. James W. Bieworth and Frank Brooke, with aims to prevent competition and coordinate development projects in early July. Police report notes a divorce and a camp-ground gathering near Mount S20, plus a fire at an abandoned building in Bellaire causing about $5 in losses.
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Seton
Toyah
Chile
James W. Bieworth
Brooke
Mils Elty
Coen Quleshy
Wetober
Bellaire
Teelinire
Eyeweinek
Soe
Bertt
Deans
Cardenas
Colon
Martiner de Campus Tas
Sansage Ae Guba
Governors intervention halts coal strike disturbances
ELK HORN W Va July 13 The governor met operators strike leaders and miners, warned that troops would be sent for any further disorder, and pledged rights to peaceful work. He urged no intimidation as operators resume mine operations, saving state money on potential troop deployment. Minor incidents likely, but no further riots expected.
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Elk Horn
W. Va
Confed
MacCorkle
Hiv
Holley
Patrick McBryde
United Ming Workers
Anrike
Aay
Deni
Civen
Wides
Diosa
Iman
Bramwell
Lawless
Bavy
MacCorkly
Survivors reach New York from ill fated Colima steamer
July 18 New York reports the first survivors from the Pacific Colima tragedy reaching port aboard the Newport from Colon. They are W. H. Bryan and John J. Nouwens. Nouwens, a former Napship Philadelphia seaman, survived after clinging to wreckage and a raft through hours at sea. They describe the ship sinking after pitching and taking water with no boats lowered. Details include a raft losses, a boat incident involving a woman, and multiple rescues before land was sighted. Mr. Bryan shared the raft with Nouwens on the Newport voyage.
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Colima
New York
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Mail
New
Aciputeo
Mexico
Nouwens
Lanber
Nonwens
Umea
Bryan
Newport
Social notes from the Blehth ward and surrounding towns
A long list of social visits and travels appears from the Blehth ward and nearby areas. Mrs. Philip Coholeim, Mr. Georgs Baum, and families visit relatives while Miss Inda Gardner visits Miss Lotti Hartong. Many residents plan vacations or have returned from trips to Cincinnati, New York, Atlantic City, Buffalo, Marietta, Parkersburg, and Capon Springs. Local residents also announce work trips, hospital stays, and upcoming sermons or church events.
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Daily Chronicle
Philip Coholeim
Georgs Baum
Cineramt
Rnda Gardner
Parkersburg
Lotti Hartong
John Thalman
Windsor Station
Schulz
Allegheny City
Paul Diesch
Angle
Lottie Juergens
Island
Henry Juergens
Sutton
W. Stall
C. A. Wingerter
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Tonio Meder
Fourth Ward
Saris
Daniel Kreiter
Chemical
Ferdinand Hoerle
Messe
Gerhusny
Charles Hoffman
Glenn
Hermann Haas
Buffalo
N. C
Mollie Miller
Pittsburg
Emil Bieler
High Letzkus
Lete~kus
Vigilant Hose Company
Lee Baer
Rochester
Boston
Missont
Magis Mcfadden
Annie
Kathe Mcladden
Youngstown
Misa
Nellie Kraft
Emma Mengel
Tillie Wheeler
Fniends
Marietta
Ohio
Maria Mitach
Pitshirs
Mr. Geo
J. Stifel
Anne Hess
Capon Springs
W. Va
Louise Feller
Jncah Miller, Sr
Chicago
C. Hi, Overmann
Bain
St John's Church
Martin's Ferry
Agnes Winterhalter
Fifteenth Street
Washington, D.C
Josn Corcoran
Louis Werner
Sarfis
Tarry Guenthir
Mies
Maggie Schripp
George Crumacker
Sonia Kraft
Mary Bischott
Oeat
Ella Clater
Mollie Milter
West Liberty
County Institute
Robert A. Irwin
Knoxville, Tenn
Philadelphia
Medless College
South Tite
Janes J. Quinn
Flleniznn
Canada
South Main Street
Yeterday
Ks’ Ashing
Harold Terday
Twister Hits New York and New Jersey Towns
A fierce cyclone swept through Hackensack Cherry Hill Somerville and Woodhaven causing extensive destruction. At Cherry Hill twenty seven houses were wrecked five killed and many injured with the hotel kept by Conrad Friedman demolished and the owner killed in the street. In New York a funnel cloud struck Cypress Hills East New York and Woodhaven killing a woman and injuring several as cars and wires were toppled and streets blocked. The storm damaged farms and greenhouses and forced officials to seek tents for the homeless.
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New York City
New Jersey
Hackensack
N. J
Cherry Hill
Were
Believerl
Conrad Friedman
William Alvens
Ahrens
New York
Cypress Hills
Lower Plains
Woodhaven
Brooklyn and Suburban Railroad
Stewart
Louisa Ketrequin
Third Avenue
Rockaway
Harlem
Warthrop
Jordan L. Mott
Woodhaven. L. 1
Woodhaven. T. 1
Woodhavven
Union Course
Cherry Hillry
Oil News From The Farm Districts In Ohio And Surrounding Areas
Oil field notes report several wells progressing with strong gas pressure and rising production. The Alford Bros. well near 1 well shows significant activity with gas and sand depth discussions. Campbell Oil Co. forms in city with plans to harvest new territory. Yooken firm well in Cairo area reportedly flowing around 50 barrels daily. overall district activity increases with multiple wells drilled and expected to contribute to regional output. Weather observations note a clear, cool day with river levels steady.
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Alford Bros
John
Slotarsville
Besley
Cairo
Ald
Ritwhie
Campbell Oil Company
J. M. Campbell
A. S. Mardin
Hathorne
Oltalre
Sistersville
Jonying Bros
Anthony Smith
Middle Island
Ohio Company
McCook
Gould District
Mos
Williamstown
Thiers
Ebinger
Storm damage and health notices disrupt city life
A partial report puts sixteen injured and one family with a reported fatal storm, with houses toppled and trees uprooted. Health officials note another smallpox case at 147 Eighteenth Street while no new cases appear in nearby areas. Excitement rises over rumors of a smallpox case linked to a First Ward family, leading to alarm in upper city sectors. Arrests through the night include several drunk and disorderly cases in the Alley district and numerous suspected in the Houses of L fame. An accident at Alive Stamping injures an apprentice, requiring amputation of a finger.
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Alexander Jones
Edward Chinnock
Bart
Fairmont
Flogon
Hackensack
Werts
Cherry HI
Andercliffe
Sommerville
Rockaway Valley
Somerset County
Plainfeld
Plainfield
Vox
East Wheeling
City Health
Eighteenth Street
Otter
Aetnayillc
Astnaville
Pevinney
Arthur McNichols
McNichols
John Garrity
Baty
Merle Merwin
Dons Russell
Walker
Cathes Gilegan
Babb
Bennett
Lent
Tigram
Devinacy
Satoux
Mason
Schnupp
Allen
Hitz
Haiuericape
Nichols Ratte
Houses
L-Fame
Maggie Miller
Hila Miller
Elia Debula
Gini
Annie Sheppard
Thars
Gillity
Turbulent Toledo convention notes and Wheeling land sale
Special to the Reginte Toledo reports a large Toledo banquet for delegates, with talks on Easter plies and a joint conference in Atlantic City. The Wheeling land tract owned by J. Sullivan is up for sale and may yield a substantial public endowment if acquired, while auditing and finance committees work toward year-end closure.
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Toledo
Srpumre Medea
Tha Waniat
Atlantic City
Clunry House
Chetkaticyer
Heyorte
Mic ‘Lay
Simith
Delates Ad
Toledy Wit
Nusa Majw
Teltows
Irediens
Wihielisng Ibeaoa
Cherie
Vals
Ane
Ali Anand
Hurnetin Liu
Dle
Sationel Olthurs
Tly
Aequire
Meners
Tiley
George Mathison
Mer
J. T Sullivan
Ser. Sullivan
Wheeling Mill
Elty
Vaal Vetch
Scuiven
Wheeling
Pale
Gina Teetia
Sullivan
Wetiou
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Aretyale
Hamburg
Noriven Whan
Arties Ocerm
Agelvesis
Fue Bandits
Ml P.m
Atria
Fserpoul
Optiek
Somettes
New Yary
Frank Colon
Sasa
Lew
Tomate
Janalea Junoriy
Amifocm
Fancis
Peover
Sprint
Hewlster- Warkulsvane
Mannie G. Eagheault
Cours Seaterdastram
AL Tk Tagersolt
Burt Jerties
Rivervide
Koulitine
Blyth
Vlahey Sears
Duce Dire Ingersoll
Pinele Romitar
Greene
Calimbas & Hoeaing
Elbee Pueaures
Colammiam Corleine Vatlis & Toleike Railroad
Suevenon
Hurkot Abe
Amant
Purner and Family
Qvil
Wey Wikeatine
Simpaon
Simpaon and Mise Biesale
Bf Erho Poll
Om Boy Erputids
Beonr
Aibestro Esleat
Trentra
Gelrgie
Riwogd
Betantne
Tim
Metlodd, Jr
Eek
Ilea Riley
Leonidas Reamer
Berlin
Pring Co
Prince Bismarck
Alsace-Lorraine
Tehaca
Hood
HOODS
OIL News
Christian Schnepf
Olsevathirs
Offi
Arnett
Alive Stamping Works
Meidille Dt
Flint Glass Workers Convention
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