biglam/presto-rumour-claims huggingface dataset:
Sentence: The old rumours of Cabinet changes The line of magnetic telegraph were again current.
Extracted rumour: Cabinet changes The line of magnetic telegraph
Extraction judged: Incorrect — OCR garble mid-phrase; "Cabinet changes The line of magnetic telegraph" is incoherent
Sentence: It is believed to have turned upon the fifth point, and rumour strongly asserts that Count Orloff' had demanded a Congress for the solution of the question.
Extracted rumour: Count Orloff ' had demanded a Congress for the solution of the question
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The rumour to BERLIN, June 6.-Copies of the following Prus- -.
Extracted rumour: June 6.-Copies of the following Prus-
Extraction judged: Incorrect — pure OCR fragment; "June 6.-Copies of the following Prus-" contains no proposition
Sentence: It is rumoured that two authors will receive the Cross of the Legion of Honour oh the 15 th August.
Extracted rumour: two authors will receive the Cross of the Legion of Honour
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: There i. rumour of a partial change of Ministry.
Extracted rumour: a partial change of Ministry
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The Speech of the KING, of itself skews the falsehood and folly of the rumours to studiously circulated in the French Pints by the enemies of the Constitutional order in Spain.
Extracted rumour: to studiously circulated in the French Pints by the enemies of the Constitutional order in Spain
Extraction judged: Incorrect — OCR garble: "Pints" for "Prints"; syntactically broken starting with "to studiously circulated"
Sentence: Rumours that a further amount of gold is leaving the Bank have contributed to-day to depress the funds, which have experienced a further decline of per cent.
Extracted rumour: a further amount of gold is leaving the Bank
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The individual has not been seen in this neighbourhood since very early on Tuesday morning, when, it is said, he passed through Macclesfield, and it is rumoured that he has sailed for America.
Extracted rumour: he has sailed for America
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The acreage of spring wheat, on account of rumours of a war in Europe, has also been increased at least 50 per cent.
Extracted rumour: a war in Europe
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: Another rumour was, that the house would be prorogued at no distant period after its re-assembling, and that a resolution to receive the ordinary revenue unconditionally to the end of the year would be managed.
Extracted rumour: the house would be prorogued at no distant period after its re - assembling , and that a resolution to receive the ordinary revenue unconditionally to the end of the year would be managed
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: Ago It is rumoured that Government a — tit is P-110 two companies in each regiment of infantry.
Extracted rumour: Government a — tit is P-110 two companies in each regiment of infantry
Extraction judged: Incorrect — heavy OCR garble throughout source sentence; "Government a — tit is P-110" unintelligible
Sentence: We are authorised to state that there is not a shadow of foundation for the rumours that the Earl of Harrowby ' rides to lose,' as the phrase is, or that Mr. Disraeli wishes the bill committed.
Extracted rumour: the Earl of Harrowby ' rides to lose
Extraction judged: Incorrect — truncated; extracts only first rumour ("Earl of Harrowby rides to lose"); second rumour (Disraeli/bill) omitted
Sentence: The notification that the dividends on the national loan, which are bound to be paid in silver, will be arbitrarily met in paper at the exchange of 140, has produced a very bad effect, and there are also rumours of a forced loan of £3,000,000 being in contemplation.
Extracted rumour: a forced loan of £ 3,000,000
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: Among these, we are assured, may be reckoned the rumours of the seizure of Seringapatam and Hydrabad, and the imprisonment of the Company's Residents at those places.
Extracted rumour: the seizure of Seringapatam and Hydrabad
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: This rumour is unfounded there are 200,000 Austrian troops in Venetia, all upon a war footing, and the military preparations in that province are being prosecuted with great vigour.
Extracted rumour: there are 200,000 Austrian troops in Venetia , all upon a war footing ,
Extraction judged: Incorrect — captures refutation not rumoured claim; sentence states rumour is unfounded; extracted text is the denial
Sentence: Rumour says that a large contract has been made with some Chicago parties, and that Mr. Crocker desired to have them, on account of the exceeding reasonableness of their price, giving bonds, but the governor exempted from council rom held that that was one of the very best reasons why they should insist upon proper securities.
Extracted rumour: a large contract has been made with some Chicago parties , and that Mr. Crocker desired to have them , on account of the exceeding reasonableness of their price , giving bonds , but the governor exempted from council rom held that that was one of the very best reasons why they should insist upon proper securities .
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: Thereafter some rumours of the unsatisfactory character of the news brought by the British Queen having partially transpired, a reaction took place, and the closing quotations were 9li to j, being the same as the opening, but the news had not general ly spread, and the effect on the Funds cannot, therefore, now be ascertained till Saturday, to-morrow being a holiday.
Extracted rumour: the unsatisfactory character of the news brought by the British Queen having partially transpired
Extraction judged: Incorrect — meta-description; "the unsatisfactory character of the news brought by the British Queen" describes news quality, not a rumoured proposition
Sentence: It is rumoured that M. de Villemessant, of the Figaro, and M. Sarcey, the theatrical critic of the Opinion Nationale, have gone to Belgium to fight a due L A bill is now before the Canadian parliament to do away with public executions.
Extracted rumour: M. de Villemessant , of the Figaro , and M. Sarcey , the theatrical critic of the Opinion Nationale , have gone to Belgium to fight a due L A bill
Extraction judged: Incorrect — OCR garble at end: "gone to Belgium to fight a due L A bill" — "due L A bill" is garble for "duel. A bill..."
Sentence: Rumours are in circulation about the Assembly that a certain portion of the party of the Mountain is desirous of attempting to effect a prorogation of the Assembly.
Extracted rumour: a certain portion of the party of the Mountain is desirous of attempting to effect a prorogation of the Assembly
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The market has been yen active to-day, but a rumour of the reduction of the interest of the five per cents.
Extracted rumour: the reduction of the interest of the five per cents
Extraction judged: Incorrect — Extraction error; see matched_sentence
Sentence: Another rumour was that Mr. Clapp, t' public printer, was to be removed.
Extracted rumour: Mr. Clapp , t ' public printer , was to be removed
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: There are rumours of further serious disturbances on the Beauharnois Canal.
Extracted rumour: further serious disturbances on the Beauharnois Canal
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The Courrier Francais observes that a rumour was prevalent in Paris of the appointment of General GUILLEMINOT as the successor of M. DE RAYNEVAL at Madrid.
Extracted rumour: a rumour was prevalent in Paris of the appointment of General GUILLEMINOT as the successor of M. DE RAYNEVAL at Madrid
Extraction judged: Incorrect — meta-frame included; extraction begins with "a rumour was prevalent in Paris of the appointment of..." — claim present but frame not stripped
Sentence: Rumours are current that efforts are being made to bring about a compromise between Austria and Prussia, and that it has been resolved not to coin- =moo hostilities until those efforts shall have proved unsuccessful.
Extracted rumour: efforts are being made to bring about a compromise between Austria and Prussia
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The rumours of a division in the Cabinet were revived this morning, with the addition that his NIA.
Extracted rumour: a division in the Cabinet
Extraction judged: Incorrect — truncated; "a division in the Cabinet" loses the key addition about NIA (remainder OCR-damaged)
Sentence: The Daily News recalls the fact that when the rumour of Dr. Livingstone's premature death was first spread, the feeling was unmistakeably displayed, not in this country only, but on the Continent and in the United States also, that the loss would be in the truest sense a misfortune of universal import.
Extracted rumour: Dr. Livingstone 's premature death
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: However, in spite of all the facilities which the tram promises, it is now rumoured that the final assault will be still further postponed for the 2d of April.
Extracted rumour: the final assault will be still further postponed for the 2d of April
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: Two or three weeks since a rumour prevailed in the Tory circles, that Sir Robert Peel has it in contemplation to propose a large grant for the establishment of a new university for the education of Roman Catholics and Dissenters, as well as members of 'the Established Church and that, independently of this new lay college, the annual grant for the education of the Roman Catholic clergy, in Maynooth, is to be increased.
Extracted rumour: Sir Robert Peel has it in contemplation to propose a large grant for the establishment of a new university for the education of Roman Catholics and Dissenters , as well as members of ' the Established Church and that , independently of this new lay college , the annual grant for the education of the Roman Catholic clergy , in Maynooth , is to be increased
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: Vague rumours, indeed, are ripe enough, such as that an enormous Russian force is making its way from Moscow — that the siege of Silistria is to be resumed, and so on.
Extracted rumour: are ripe enough , such as that an enormous Russian force is making its way from Moscow — that the siege of Silistria is to be resumed , and so
Extraction judged: Incorrect — starts mid-clause; "are ripe enough, such as that..." includes meta-text before proposition begins
Sentence: Stange as it may appear, the rumour which we gave currency to in The Sun of yesterday, respecting the arrival of General ALAVA in Paris, with letters from the QUEEN REGENT of Spain to Louis PHILLIPPE, imploring the aid of French troops to quell the rebellion in the Basque provinces, has been confirmed by our arrivals this morning, which are precisely the same as what has been published by a Morning Contemporary.
Extracted rumour: respecting the arrival of General ALAVA in Paris , with letters from the QUEEN REGENT of Spain to Louis PHILLIPPE
Extraction judged: Incorrect — truncated; loses key purpose (imploring French troops); arrival claim alone is insufficient
Sentence: The government has censured some officers connected with the rumour of a rising at Meerut, and instructed the telegraph authorities not to transmit messages likely to create alarm without referring to the chief military or civil officer at the place of despatch.
Extracted rumour: a rising at Meerut
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: Rumour speaks of the first summons being given today by Marshal Gerard before he breaks ground other persons are of opinion that the works to enforce it will be first prepared.
Extracted rumour: the first summons being given today by Marshal Gerard before he breaks
Extraction judged: Incorrect — OCR truncation; extraction ends mid-phrase at "before he breaks" — "ground" missing
Sentence: A correspondent asks whether we know any thing of a French expedition going to Oporto, as it is rumoured in Paris that it is intended to revive an old plan, and root up all the vineyards in the Douro.
Extracted rumour: it is intended to revive an old plan , and root up all the vineyards in the Douro
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The defendant in the case had been music teacher in the school, and was discharged; and the wife of this gentleman alleged that the rumour was true-: and further, that the matter occurred in the school of a Miss Gill.
Extracted rumour: the matter occurred in the school of a Miss Gill
Extraction judged: Incorrect — Correct
Sentence: We are authorised to contradict formally and on authority if positive account A from St. Petersburg," says the Nord, "the rumour spread by some foreign journals of hostilities having broken out on the Amur between the Chinese and the Russians.
Extracted rumour: We are authorised to contradict formally and on authority if positive account A from St. Petersburg
Extraction judged: Incorrect — captures disclaimer text not proposition; "We are authorised to contradict formally..." is the denial frame, not the rumoured hostilities
Sentence: It is rumoured that a large Federal cavalry force is operating in Lee's rear.
Extracted rumour: a large Federal cavalry force is operating in Lee 's rear
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: There were rumours floating about in 1844 regarding the character of Mr. Craig, which reaching the ears of Mr. Farnall, or of any other individual, could not fail to arouse his attention, and lead to the adoption of measures to bring the matter to a public discussion.
Extracted rumour: floating about in 1844 regarding the character of Mr. Craig , which reaching the ears of Mr. Farnall ,
Extraction judged: Incorrect — starts mid-phrase; "floating about in 1844 regarding the character of Mr. Craig" — framing text included, no clean proposition
Sentence: It is rumoured that our worthy and highly respected townsman, Dr. Musgrave, Lord Bishop of Hereford, is shortly to be united to a member of the noble house of Cavendish.
Extracted rumour: our worthy and highly respected townsman , Dr. Musgrave , Lord Bishop of Hereford , is shortly to be united to a member of the noble house of Cavendish
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: There are rumours that Mr. Disraeli is about to retire to the purer and more elevated atmosphere of the House of Lords.
Extracted rumour: Mr. Disraeli is about to retire to the purer and more elevated atmosphere of the House of Lords
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The first effect was to drive Lord J. Russell from the ministry; the next to remove the cabinet of Lord Aberdeen ' and the last to learn that all the rumors of suffering in the Crimea were too well founded.
Extracted rumour: all the rumors of suffering in the Crimea were too well founded
Extraction judged: Incorrect — retrospective narrative; "all the rumors of suffering in the Crimea were too well founded" asserts prior rumours were true — not a fresh rumoured proposition
Sentence: The rumour of an impending change in the Spanish Ministry was still rife in Madrid.
Extracted rumour: an impending change in the Spanish Ministry
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: We, therefore, calt afford to hear the rumour of an alliance between Prussia and France with some equanimity.
Extracted rumour: an alliance between Prussia and France with some equanimity
Extraction judged: Incorrect — speaker reaction included; "with some equanimity" is the journalist's commentary, not part of the rumoured alliance claim
Sentence: The affairs of the East continue to divide the attention of the Parisian public with rumours of changes in the Ministry, and their more immediate domestic concerns.
Extracted rumour: changes in the Ministry
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The rumour of the seizure of an iron steamer in the Indus has not been confirmed.
Extracted rumour: the seizure of an iron steamer in the Indus
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: It is rumoured that Lee is sending troops to Wilmington.
Extracted rumour: Lee is sending troops to Wilmington
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The Constitutionnel states that a rumour was in circulation, to the effect that it was intended to postpone the elections for the National Assembly, at present fixed for the 9 th April.
Extracted rumour: a rumour was in circulation , to the effect that it was intended to postpone the elections for the National Assembly , at present fixed for the 9 th April
Extraction judged: Incorrect — meta-frame captured; extraction begins with "a rumour was in circulation, to the effect that..." — frame not stripped
Sentence: Five of the ringleaders, comprising two marines, one marine artillery, and.two seamen, were sent on board the Victory, where is supposed they will be tried for their mutinous conduct, Various rumours are in circulation as to the cause of the disturbance and extent.
Extracted rumour: Five of the ringleaders , comprising two marines , one marine artillery , and.two seamen , were sent on board the Victory , where is supposed they will be tried for their mutinous conduct
Extraction judged: Incorrect — wrong sentence extracted; captures preceding factual clause about ringleaders, not the rumoured cause of the disturbance
Sentence: In the afternoon, however, owing to an unfounded rumour that the Directors of the Bank of England had applied to government for power to extend their issues of notes beyond the legal limit, the funds evinced considerable buoyancy, the closing quotations of yesterday being even recovered.
Extracted rumour: the Directors of the Bank of England had applied to government for power to extend their issues of notes beyond the legal limit
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The English Stock Market has been rather fluctuating, being unsettled both by the rumours concerning Messrs. Fletcher's position, and by the suspense as to a reduction of the rate of interest at the Bank of England, upon which point we may be enabled probably to make some announcement ore going to press.
Extracted rumour: concerning Messrs. Fletcher 's position
Extraction judged: Incorrect — prepositional phrase only; "concerning Messrs. Fletcher's position" names a topic without any predicate or proposition
Sentence: A circumstance calculated to confirm the rumours of a reversal of the liberal policy of Jan. 19 — (you are aware that there are also rumours of an extension of this policy) — is that M. Clement Duvernois hits resigned the editorship of the Epoque.
Extracted rumour: a reversal of the liberal policy of Jan. 19
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: Subsequent despatches added that several newspapers had been suppressed, and several changes made amongst the authorities of the capital also that there were no news of Espartero, and that it was rumoured that an insurrection had broken out at Saragossa.
Extracted rumour: an insurrection had broken out at Saragossa
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: A rumour is current that the Hungarian Diet will be prorogued for several months.
Extracted rumour: the Hungarian Diet will be prorogued for several months
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: About sixty yeara after the birth of Christ the Emperor Mem-ti, who it would seem had heard some rumours of a saint having in conformity with the predictions or prescience of Confucius arrived in the west, sent ambassadors -in that direction with strict orders to continue their journey till they should meet the saint whom Heaven had acquainted them with.
Extracted rumour: a saint having in conformity with the predictions or prescience of Confucius
Extraction judged: Incorrect — truncated mid-clause; stops before verb "arrived in the west" — the predicate is the entire claim
Sentence: It was rumoured in Shanghae lately that Burgevine and others, taking advantage of Colonel Gordon's retirements from the field, had proceeded to Nan kin with the view of again the rebels, This rumour has since been contradicted, but whether the original statement or the subsequent contradiction is correct it is impossible to say.
Extracted rumour: Burgevine and others , taking advantage of Colonel Gordon 's retirements from the field , had proceeded to Nan kin with the view of again the rebels
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: Rumours of Loch Mulch, to the new house erecting for her Majesty.
Extracted rumour: Loch Mulch
Extraction judged: Incorrect — OCR fragment; "Loch Mulch" is only two words from a heavily damaged sentence; no proposition recoverable
Sentence: Rumour says that the Quartermaster General will shortly leave.
Extracted rumour: the Quartermaster General will shortly leave
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The rebel rumours that have reached us allege that the attack was made on Thursday.
Extracted rumour: have reached us allege that the attack was made on Thursday
Extraction judged: Incorrect — starts mid-phrase; "have reached us allege that the attack was made on Thursday" — framing text included before claim
Sentence: The Bourse was a little better to-day at the opening, but it became heavy on the strength of a rumour that the letters of convocation for the Congress had not yet been issued.
Extracted rumour: the letters of convocation for the Congress had not yet been issued
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The fonds opened this morning with a steady appearance, and have since attained a fresh improvement, in consequence of the further rise which took place in Paris on Saturday afternoon, coupled with a rumour that the French government contemplates a reduction in its military and naval forces.
Extracted rumour: the French government contemplates a reduction in its military and naval forces
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: A rumour was very current on 'Change this afternoon that a reduction will shortly take place in the rate of discounts by the Bank directors.
Extracted rumour: a reduction will shortly take place in the rate of discounts by the Bank directors
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: There is a rumour that the rule which prevents an officer from coatis/sing more than five years is the same Staff poet is to be enforced.
Extracted rumour: the rule which prevents an officer from coatis / sing more than five years
Extraction judged: Incorrect — OCR garble: "coatis/sing" for "continuing"; predicate unreadable; proposition unrecoverable
Sentence: There are rumours of hostile preparations at Ava against the English.
Extracted rumour: hostile preparations at Ava against the English
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: Last Season saw her full of artist life, Last week saw her La Figlia proudly gay: Rumour announced her au intended wife, A wedding fixed fur a too early day, On which she would be spirited away.
Extracted rumour: Last Season saw her full of artist life , Last week saw her La Figlia proudly gay
Extraction judged: Incorrect — captures surrounding verse not proposition; extraction spans "Last Season saw her full of artist life, Last week saw her La Figlia proudly gay" — not the rumoured marriage
Sentence: A rumour prevails that a barrister, who is a personal friend of Mr. Gully, the late member for the borough, will come forward In due time.
Extracted rumour: a barrister , who is a personal friend of Mr. Gully , the late member for the borough , will come forward In due time
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: From the success of the China expedition it might have been supposed the Funds would have advanced, but there are rumours respecting an extensive funding of Exchequer Bills, which are quite sufficient to keep down prices.
Extracted rumour: respecting an extensive funding of Exchequer Bills , which are quite sufficient to keep down prices
Extraction judged: Incorrect — prepositional phrase only; "respecting an extensive funding of Exchequer Bills" — topic named without a proposition
Sentence: Yesterday the rumour was current all over the city that Mr. Seward and Gen. M'Clellan had both disappeared from the arena for awhile, and that Abolitionism was triumphant.
Extracted rumour: Mr. Seward and Gen. M'Clellan had both disappeared from the arena for awhile , and that Abolitionism was triumphant
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: There were reports that General Forrest was at Atlanta under Hood while another rumour is that ho died at Columbus, Mississippi, on the 22d of July, of lockjaw.
Extracted rumour: ho died at Columbus , Mississippi , on the 22d of July , of lockjaw
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: An article from Vienna notices the rumours of war being on the point of breaking out in the North of Europe, as originating in stock jobbing speculations.
Extracted rumour: war being on the point of breaking out in the North of Europe , as originating in stock jobbing speculations
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The Journal de St Petersbourg of today declares the rumours of an attempted insurrection at Smolenski, and its environs, to be entirely unfounded.
Extracted rumour: an attempted insurrection at Smolenski
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The current rumour is that the honourable gentleman has accepted a place under government a life appointment, with a large salary as the reward of the services he has rendered them during a seven years' apprenticeship.
Extracted rumour: the honourable gentleman has accepted a place under government a life appointment , with a large salary as the reward of the services he has rendered them during a seven years ' apprenticeship
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: A rumour is current here that a Turkish fleet of 30 ships has entered the Adriatic.
Extracted rumour: a Turkish fleet of 30 ships has entered the Adriatic
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: Hence also the rumour got up by a certain party in Bombay, though against all probability, that Scinde and the Indus were once again to be placed under the odious yoke of the Ameers.
Extracted rumour: Scinde and the Indus were once again to be placed under the odious yoke of the Ameers
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The most likely rumour was, that the restoration of his finances by new regulations in that island had taken the Viceroy away from Egypt.
Extracted rumour: the restoration of his finances by new regulations in that island had taken the Viceroy away from Egypt
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: These rumours were accompanied by others, which,attributed this resignation to a letter addressed by the Duke of Wellington, some said to Mr. Ped, others to Mr. Dawson himself, commenting upon his conduct at Derry in rather severe terms.
Extracted rumour: These rumours were accompanied by others , which , attributed this resignation to a letter addressed by the Duke of Wellington
Extraction judged: Incorrect — meta-frame captured; "These rumours were accompanied by others, which attributed this resignation..." — frame not stripped
Sentence: Rumours from Texas say that Santa Anna has left the army, and is hastening back to the city of Mexico, in consequence of the death of Barrigan, the acting president, by poison.
Extracted rumour: Santa Anna has left the army , and is hastening back to the city of Mexico , in consequence of the death of Barrigan , the acting president , by poison
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The rumour is that her destination is Naples.
Extracted rumour: her destination is Naples
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The rumour of the Emperor of Russia's abdication are again becoming prevalent, Should the Czar resign his throne it will be, I fancy, owing rather to a failure of his mental than his bodily powers For years past it has been a very open secret to all who were ever so little behind the scenes that the gravest fears for his Majority's sanity were entertained by his family.
Extracted rumour: the Emperor of Russia 's abdication
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: A rumour prevailed at Paris that the King had caught a severe cold at Fontainbleau, but it appears to be unfounded.
Extracted rumour: the King had caught a severe cold at Fontainbleau
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: Accounts reach us from various quarters which explain the rumours of the last few days relative to the cession of Venetia.
Extracted rumour: the last few days relative to the cession of Venetia
Extraction judged: Incorrect — truncated with framing text; "the last few days relative to the cession of Venetia" includes temporal framing; no full proposition
Sentence: We understand that the reason of these brutal attacks upon labourers coming by the trains is, that a rumour has gone abroad that the Roman Catholics expect assistance from Dublin and Tipperary.
Extracted rumour: a rumour has gone abroad that the Roman Catholics expect assistance from Dublin and Tipperary
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: The Globe of last night mentions a rumour that the prisoner is a Birmingham chartist, and a member of the London committee FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Extracted rumour: the prisoner is a Birmingham chartist
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: It contains a rumour of a battle at Atlanta, but says the War Department, Kevin; no official information, declines to form an opinion from the rumours- I have no doubt, however, that Sherman has gained a great success there.
Extracted rumour: a battle at Atlanta
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sentence: A rumour circulated yesterday in Pads that another attempt at assassination had been made at Fontainebleau, and that several Italians were arres' ed.
Extracted rumour: circulated yesterday in Pads
Extraction judged: Incorrect — meta-text; "circulated yesterday in Pads" — "Pads" OCR garble for "Paris"; only circulation context extracted, not the assassination claim
Sentence: The Spanish securities have improved, notwithstanding some rumours that the affairs of Don Carlos's army were improving, and that a northern Power has given some encouragement to one of his agents this, however, merits confirmation.
Extracted rumour: the affairs of Don Carlos 's army were improving
Extraction judged: Correct — Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence