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Newspaper

Windham County Reformer

Location

Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1895

Page

10

Nervous Nervura claims in candidacy era notice and divorce query

A garbled historic clipping portrays a candidate asserting Nervura cures nervous fatigue, mingled with scattered notes on Dr Greene and a Boston address. The text also mentions Ann Abbie Chum from Bethel, a Windsor county divorce pending for Frank Cruvell, and John Woodward linked to a Lakota club incident.

Ann Abbie Chum Moston Bethel Frank Cruvell Windsor County Court John Woodward

Framed rural notes on Franklin County farm life and events

In Franklin County Massachusetts John Chapin delivers a new barn. Farmers ship cream to Boston, then to Montagne CIPRIENY. Squirrels, chestnuts, and winter plans mingle with travel to BraWeboro and visits to relatives. A political note references Commissioner Chae A. Towne and local candidates. Community events span fairs, harvests, and social gatherings with many names and places.

John Chapin Boston Blandford Mile BraWeboro Emerson Warner Cortelyon Nellie Haskellie Lawd's Peter Alent Bernie Tie Dahier Thoretone Sean Teague Pitts Raleigh Prvardy Statter Abeleesti Mary Wau Winntesgor Finelee Nathaly John Pibhoot Joey Ucu Tolley Geoeeb Wieland Wite Wits San Hee le Grentadt Aloot Rte Tnt Veale Ben

Death of Oliver Davenport and related events

Oliver Davenport dies after a long illness following a cornduwr in Che Harti. The obituary notes his investments, business ties in New York and Michigan, and mentions a nephew in Loviten. Funeral arrangements are described, with funds given to a religious charity and several named attendees referenced. The report also lists political figures and party candidates in the ensuing local elections.

Leer Davenport Che Harti Teena Ian Ie Meiger Janet Tm Deeniel New York Kivu Vel Lin Coreinendel Acwilow Wihitwell Alun Ewan Davenport Missoni Winnie Math

Shinkai Bank Heist Ties to Lilly Life Company Plot

A garbled narrative recounts a dramatic bank job in New York and a web of figures including Shinbarea, Shinkai, Lilly Life Company, and Pinkertons. It mentions arrests, escapes from prison, and alliances forming among suspects, with references to crime, investigations, and police efforts across multiple locales.

Bennington St. Haden N.Y Inet National Bank Elidel Joe Wnel Sweandbire Fis Pantertort Pineyor Hothenead Silat el Shinkai Mt Bank Beatae Vail Spring Street Me Allianes Bliss Mathias Shinkchen Lilly Life Companys Hile Wssenednane Lie Toy Sioburi Posen Lilly Lilly Sift Israel Fide

Notorious American Bunko Artist Shinburn Case in Brussels

A lengthy 19th century account details American swindler Shinburn, who fled to Brussels after defrauding associates in Paris. He lived lavishly on ill gotten gains, wrecked markets, and fled across borders. After raids and a dramatic escape, police claims, and a prominent chase, Shinburn’s fate remains uncertain as he vanishes amid investigations and arrests.

Fragmented Local Notice From Ailing Manuscript Data

A garbled OCR passage lists names, places, dates, and events with scattered phrases about trials, testimonies, witnesses, and a trial setting. It references Brooklyn, New York, and individuals connected to a legal process, with unclear actions and timelines amid distorted text.

Local Notes and Obituary Roundup from Hartford Area

Fragmented notices recount social visits, purchases, and community events from Hartford area society pages. It notes Milton Attics, Walker property dealings, and Miss Taylor’s social activities, alongside a sudden death. The obituary details Daniel I. Cushing of Hartford, a civil engineer with state service and Erie canal work, and mentions his ties to local lodges and civic roles.

Daniel Cushing Hartford Eoumion Neheels Newbury Cyan Colt Piss Arms State of New York Bavn Erie Canal Rochester Lyons Hartford Fader A.M TSS Senate Creu Windsor

Local Cheshire County News Skims Prohibition-Era Turmoil

A dense report from Cheshire County New Jersey details a broad prosecution case involving Elines Papooose and associated defendants. The narrative covers charges, testimonies, alleged crimes, and the community’s reactions, including parish and public gatherings, with references to religious and social implications, several named individuals, and local officials shaping the trial’s public framing.

Fragmented report on elections and nominations across regions

A garbled OCR style summary details political candidates and party activities across multiple counties and districts. It mentions nominations for RASC, local commissions, and Republican and Democratic figures, with references to Galentell Prblay and Heaton Monday events, suggesting a broad election season mobilization and candidate coverage.

Phottepatiicaos Welle Honeh Orether Rt Bk Reiger Dseeeretioidy Leanne Cris Tate Reuagdiogs TONE Erin Frotkiin Galentell Aburall Rie Bedi Dearton Howorth Steverestal Heaton Merle Parone Croentet Macetannt Gueotte Dieteiie Elwin Epadiigoot Orage Kalyan

Fragmented OCR Summary From A Local Page

A garbled OCR fragment references people and places in a period newspaper style. It mentions Mephoodon and Hyer with scattered names and actions, but lacks coherent details, dates, or clear event. The readable bits offer no definite sports, notices, or outcomes to report.

Sinking of cooperative activities hits France and May land

The text notes the cooperative sale of Too Boojend to France by citer 210,000,000 wer with related financials, and mentions about 60,000 workers. It adds that farmer syndicates, involving around zeroes of people, buy fertilizers, run soil analysis labs, publish monthly price lists, and provide services for vine culture.

France Mayland Fithite Suciotiiee

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