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6862011

series 6862011 · transcriber volunteer · sink dryrun

The page 12006897 · leaf 8

Page 8 of 12006897
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Text as extracted 

No........................................
THE UNITED STATES
VS.
Lung Fook
BEFORE
JAMES R. GRAY,
United States Commissioner
at St. Louis, Missouri.
RECOGNIZANCE FOR APPEARANCE
OF DEFENDANT BEFORE Judge
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
BAIL $ 500--
Filed this 3rd
day of March 1905,
James R Gray
U. S. Commissioner.
BUXTON & SKINNER PRINT, ST. LOUIS.

The transcript 17 lines · 0 carrying a learned rule

  1. reader

    No........................................

    verifier

    No.

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    1. No. [dashed line]

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    Retrieved from transcriptions volunteers already submitted to the catalog. Evidence, not an answer — the reading is still yours.

    Line 1: the two readings differ. Reader has 'No........................................'; the verifier read 'No.'. Which is right?

    If you never answer, Longhand writes [illegible] — never a guess.

    disputed 95
  2. reader

    THE UNITED STATES

    verifier

    THE UNITED STATES

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    verified 99
  3. reader

    VS.

    verifier

    VS.

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    verified 98
  4. reader

    Lung Fook

    verifier

    Lung Fook

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    1. Lung Fook,

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    2. Lung Fook

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    3. Lung Fook.

      12006897 · p.23 aismail 0.68

    Retrieved from transcriptions volunteers already submitted to the catalog. Evidence, not an answer — the reading is still yours.

    verified 95
  5. reader

    BEFORE

    verifier

    BEFORE

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    verified 98
  6. reader

    JAMES R. GRAY,

    verifier

    JAMES R. GRAY,

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    verified 99
  7. reader

    United States Commissioner

    verifier

    United States Commissioner

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    verified 98
  8. reader

    at St. Louis, Missouri.

    verifier

    at St. Louis, Missouri.

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    verified 98
  9. reader

    RECOGNIZANCE FOR APPEARANCE

    verifier

    RECOGNIZANCE FOR APPEARANCE

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    verified 99
  10. reader

    OF DEFENDANT BEFORE Judge

    verifier

    OF DEFENDANT BEFORE

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    1. and on the [begin handwritten] 1st [end handwritten] day of [begin handwritten] October [end handwritten] 1896 defendant was brought be-

      12006897 · p.24 laurakjaersgaard 0.40

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    Line 10: the two readings differ. Reader has 'OF DEFENDANT BEFORE Judge'; the verifier read 'OF DEFENDANT BEFORE'. Which is right?

    If you never answer, Longhand writes [illegible] — never a guess.

    disputed 95
  11. reader

    UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

    verifier

    UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Judge

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    1. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,

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    2. DISTRICT OF VERMONT

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    Retrieved from transcriptions volunteers already submitted to the catalog. Evidence, not an answer — the reading is still yours.

    Line 11: the two readings differ. Reader has 'UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT'; the verifier read 'UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Judge'. Which is right?

    If you never answer, Longhand writes [illegible] — never a guess.

    disputed 98
  12. reader

    BAIL $ 500--

    verifier

    BAIL $ 500--

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    1. Bail [handwritten] $500- [end handwritten]

      12006897 · p.11 choward2 0.56

    2. required to give bail in the sum of [begin handwritten] 500 [end handwritten] Dollars, for [begin handwritten] his [end handwritten] appearance before [begin handwritten] said Commissioner [end handwritten]

      12006897 · p.16 laurakjaersgaard 0.45

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    verified 97
  13. reader

    Filed this 3rd

    verifier

    Filed this 3rd

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    verified 97
  14. reader

    day of March 1905,

    verifier

    day of March 1905,

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    verified 98
  15. reader

    James R Gray

    verifier

    James R Gray

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    1. JAMES R. GRAY,

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    2. James R. Gray [signature]

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    3. [signed: James R Gray]

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    Retrieved from transcriptions volunteers already submitted to the catalog. Evidence, not an answer — the reading is still yours.

    verified 96
  16. reader

    U. S. Commissioner.

    verifier

    U. S. Commissioner.

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    verified 98
  17. reader

    BUXTON & SKINNER PRINT, ST. LOUIS.

    verifier

    BUXTON & SKINNER PRINT, ST. LOUIS.

    Two models, two readings — 0% apart. You are choosing, not rubber-stamping.

    verified 97
verdict ask human awaiting human kernel: longhand.policy.kernel

Refused — 2 reasons. Nothing will be written.

  • verifier disagreement The two models read the page differently A second, independent model returned a different reading for at least one line. A person has to choose the reading before it can be written to a public archive. lines
  • no approval No human approval matches this exact text Approval is bound to the words on screen. If the transcript changed after it was approved, the old approval no longer counts — approve the current text.

bound to 29b701e3d76e

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