State Court Dockets and Sentences From September Term
The docket records show multiple criminal cases including State versus Jacob Jacoby and William Schuusler with a guilty plea, a $1000 fine, and thirty days in jail for nuisance. Schultz is discharged. Also State versus Josef Shrank and Ed Weber ends with Weber jailed thirty days and a $100 fine, others dismissed or pending. Civil dockets list fifteen cases set for Tuesday September 24 with additional days, plus judgments for Fordham v Stowell and Quincy v Hodson. Dexter N. Fanes estate probate and related guardianship actions are noted, along with fines for peddling and liquor violations and a public inquiry into police conduct.
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State
Jacob Jacoby
Willian Schuusler
Brst
Schultzler
Josep Shrank
Ed Weber
Antil Weber
Frank Long
B. E. Butterfield
J. N Kolker
O. Miles
Dave M. Caridon
Stateva
Bart McLane
Walter Healey
Tinsday
C.K. Fordham
George J. Stowell
Quincy
Harry M. Hodson
Joshua Smith
E. H. Thompson
Charles Butrick
Carolina
A. W. Styder
Ranilcn
JW. Neat
B.D. Allen
Roushk
Dexter X
Jarevis J.jones
Tate
Dexter N. Fanes
Neat
Sengwick
Lelongeitsa
KR. B. Combs
Iicenset
E. Bissell
Steven
Stave Me Ranomsylat
Typeka
Mra. Rt. Nooties Lod
Poback Con 4
Teaver M & M. P. Blakes
Robert Edwarts
Mystery of a Farm Yard Lair and Unseen Suspicion
A fragmentary narrative hints at farm hands, dogs, and hidden dangers as neighbors note odd behavior and fear. The tale references a cataclysmic event, eerie glances, and a tense atmosphere among rural workers. Names, dates, and places are obscured by garbled OCR, yet the sense of suspicion and foreboding remains.
Two Titite Heauties Shop for Derk Diet Night
Two young women discuss outfits and collars in a lively, period speech as they shop at a department store. They debate necklines and garments, comparing looks and trying on items while a companion questions fashion choices and social norms. The dialogue captures a casual shopping scene with character voices and humorous banter.
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D& Cotton
Prochiscig
Huey Somme
Cuttar
Pistic Bessin
Deaths From Fright The Great Debate Of Physicians
A medical discussion examines whether sudden fright can kill a healthy person. Dr Cutler and colleagues review autopsy cases and nervous disorders, noting fright deaths are rare but possible without brain lesions, with opinions split on its sufficiency as a sole cause of demise.
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Justin
Bardua
Tint Ciget
William AL Tinemeni
Hols Asis
New York
W. Cutler
New Yorke
Cutler
Coursain
Gerd Constitiens
Somra
Aura
Leone
Wales
Bs Rine
Alcohallass
Eich Pretbalicrais
Albert Bentley
Anthans
Seeviass
Newark Sanilay
Fragmented 19th Century Trial Notes and Court Quarrels
Fragmented OCR text hints at a legal proceeding with references to New York, a verdict or judgment, and mentions of persons such as Cohen and Abe KeentyP. The garbled excerpt suggests a heated courtroom dispute, a party seeking favors, and references to a determination or decision, with scattered mentions of drawings, betting, and a potential public interest angle in a legal context.
Typewritten Manuscripts and the Cost of Handwriting Errors
A fragmented 1890s manuscript discussion examines scribal quality and the perils of bad handwriting. It contrasts hiring a top writer and editor with attempting to copy by hand, noting costs, potential sales, and the belief that typed copies may improve submission chances.
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Denelig
Wester
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