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6862011

series 6862011 · transcriber volunteer · sink dryrun

The page 12006922 · leaf 14

Page 14 of 12006922
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Text as extracted 

No. 78
THE UNITED STATES
VS.
Jeu Joy
RECOGNIZANCE FOR APPEARANCE
BEFORE
JAMES R. GRAY,
United States Commissioner.
BAIL $500.00
Returned and filed this 24
day of Nov , 190 4,
James RGray
U. S. Commissioner

The transcript 13 lines · 0 carrying a learned rule

  1. reader

    No. 78

    verifier

    No. 78

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

    Read before, by a person same file unit

    1. 78 [handwritten]

      12006922 · p.18 Mae 0.45

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

    verified 95
  2. reader

    THE UNITED STATES

    verifier

    THE UNITED STATES

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

    verified 98
  3. reader

    VS.

    verifier

    vs.

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

    verified 98
  4. reader

    Jeu Joy

    verifier

    Jim Joy

    Two models, two readings — 29% apart. You are choosing, not rubber-stamping.

    Read before, by a person same file unit

    1. Jeu Joy,

      12006922 · p.16 Mae 0.78

    2. named Jeu Joy

      12006922 · p.18 Mae 0.71

    3. United States, for the reason that the said Jeu Joy

      12006922 · p.15 Mae 0.59

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

    Line 4: the two readings differ. Reader has 'Jeu Joy'; the verifier read 'Jim Joy'. Which is right, and should that become a rule for this series?

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

    disputed 90
  5. reader

    RECOGNIZANCE FOR APPEARANCE

    verifier

    RECOGNIZANCE FOR APPEARANCE

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

    verified 98
  6. reader

    BEFORE

    verifier

    BEFORE

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

    verified 98
  7. reader

    JAMES R. GRAY,

    verifier

    JAMES R. GRAY,

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

    verified 98
  8. reader

    United States Commissioner.

    verifier

    United States Commissioner.

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

    verified 98
  9. reader

    BAIL $500.00

    verifier

    BAIL, $500 00

    Two models, two readings — 15% apart. You are choosing, not rubber-stamping.

    Read before, by a person same file unit

    1. BAIL 500$

      12006922 · p.10 Mae 0.69

    2. Bail $500.00

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    3. in the sum of 500- Dollars, for his appearance before said Commissioner,

      12006922 · p.9 Mae 0.39

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

    Line 9: the two readings differ. Reader has 'BAIL $500.00'; the verifier read 'BAIL, $500 00'. Which is right, and should that become a rule for this series?

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

    disputed 95
  10. reader

    Returned and filed this 24

    verifier

    Returned and filed this 14

    Two models, two readings — 4% apart. You are choosing, not rubber-stamping.

    Read before, by a person same file unit

    1. Returned and filed this 14

      12006922 · p.10 Mae 0.60

    2. Returned and Filed

      12006922 · p.2 kconnolly 0.54

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

    verified 95
  11. reader

    day of Nov , 190 4,

    verifier

    day of Nov 190 4.

    Two models, two readings — 16% apart. You are choosing, not rubber-stamping.

    Read before, by a person same file unit

    1. day of Novr 1904,

      12006922 · p.10 Mae 0.67

    2. 14 day of Nov. 1904

      12006922 · p.13 Mae 0.60

    3. 14" day of Nov. 1904

      12006922 · p.13 Mae 0.59

    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 'day of Nov , 190 4,'; the verifier read 'day of Nov 190 4.'. Which is right, and should that become a rule for this series?

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

    disputed 95
  12. reader

    James RGray

    verifier

    James R Gray

    Two models, two readings — 8% apart. You are choosing, not rubber-stamping.

    Read before, by a person same file unit

    1. James R Gray

      12006922 · p.24 Geelegaspi 0.63

    2. JAMES R. GRAY,

      12006922 · p.6 dlandry247 0.58

    3. James R. Gray

      12006922 · p.22 EternalLogos2000 0.56

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

    verified 95
  13. reader

    U. S. Commissioner

    verifier

    U. S. Commissioner

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

    verified 98
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.

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