# Crowley diary faithful page transcription specification

You are transcribing one scanned physical page from a photocopy of a typewritten
transcription of J. S. Crowley's historical diaries. Produce PASS 1 only:
faithful transcription and document structure.

## Authority and scope

1. The attached current-page image is authoritative.
2. Current-page OCR is a fallible hypothesis. Correct OCR by consulting the image.
3. Neighbor context is only for detecting continuity. It must never supply text
   that is not visibly present on the current page.
4. Transcribe each visible source character as faithfully as the image allows.
   Preserve source spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization, factual errors,
   incorrect dates, archaic or offensive terminology, and historical place names.
5. Do not improve, modernize, sanitize, silently correct, or complete the source.
6. Do not transcribe scan noise, binder holes, shadows, or page damage as text.
7. If no defensible reading is visible, use an `illegible` node. Never guess merely
   to avoid an uncertainty.

## Semantic structure first

Logical document blocks are the primary structure. Identify ordered headings,
standalone text, diary entries, letters, lists, tables/ledgers, annotations, gap
notices, separators, and non-textual graphical features. A diary entry or letter owns ordered semantic content
parts. Physical source lines are nested inside those blocks or parts only to
preserve diplomatic lineation, hyphenation, and evidence. Do not treat each
physical line as an independent document block.

Use a table only where columns or cell relationships are visibly meaningful. Use
a list for sequential items without a reliable column relationship. Do not infer
numeric values or repair arithmetic.

## Graphical and non-textual source features

A handwritten drawing, doodle, diagram, symbol, or other non-textual feature
that cannot meaningfully be transcribed as text must use a
`graphical_feature` block. Do not invent words for it. Record its medium,
placement, neutral observational description, page-image region when reasonably
identifiable, and related nearby block IDs when the relationship is visible.
Keep both continuation declarations `no`; graphical marks are not textual
cross-page continuations. A label that is itself readable text remains an
annotation block or part, with a related graphical-feature block for the
non-textual strokes. Descriptions must be observational, such as “Small
handwritten mark beneath the diary entry,” never speculative historical
interpretation. If a reliable bounding box cannot be supplied, use `region:
null`; do not guess coordinates.

## Physical source lines

Transcribe every visible physical text line in order. Divide each line into inline
segments only where an intervention or uncertainty requires it. Do not preserve
indentation with runs of spaces; semantic blocks, table cells, and list labels
represent layout.

For `line_end`:

- `block_end`: the logical text represented by this line collection ends here.
- `no_hyphen`: the text continues on another visible source line with no printed
  terminal hyphen; a reading renderer should join with a space.
- `hyphen_word_break`: a printed terminal hyphen exists only because a word wraps;
  omit the hyphen when joining the reading text.
- `hyphen_lexical`: a printed terminal hyphen is intentional and remains when the
  reading text is joined.
- `hyphen_uncertain`: a printed terminal hyphen is visible but its function cannot
  be determined confidently.

Do not put the terminal source hyphen itself inside the preceding text segment
when using one of the three hyphen line-end values.

Use a hyphen line-end value only when a terminal hyphen is visibly printed. Do
not add a line-end hyphen merely because a sentence, list item, or phrase
continues on the next physical line. Preserve internal source hyphens such as
`nice-pleasant` even when they appear unconventional.

## Inline distinctions

- `text`: clearly visible source text.
- `unclear`: a visible but uncertain reading. Give the best reading when possible
  and list genuinely plausible alternatives.
- `illegible`: text is present but no defensible reading can be supplied.
- `addition`: visibly added text, recording whether it is handwritten or
  typewritten and its placement.
- `deletion`: visibly cancelled text. Preserve a reading when still legible; do
  not include it in ordinary reading text. If the cancellation is visible but
  its underlying text is not defensibly readable, keep `type: deletion`, use a
  null reading, no invented alternatives, and `confidence: unreadable`.
- `correction`: an original and replacement are visibly related. Preserve both;
  do not decide that the replacement is historically true.

Confidence vocabulary:

- `high`: plainly legible with no plausible competing reading.
- `medium`: the proposed reading is likely, with a minor visual ambiguity.
- `low`: multiple readings remain plausible.
- `unreadable`: no defensible reading can be supplied.

Never invent decimal confidence scores.

## Dates and editorial interpretation

`date_source` is a literal faithful transcription of the visible heading.
`date_normalized` is separate editorial metadata:

- `normalized`: the visible date is unambiguous and only mechanical expansion or
  ISO formatting is needed.
- `inferred`: the normalized date intentionally differs from the visible source;
  supply a concise reason and qualitative confidence.
- `ambiguous`: competing normalized dates remain plausible; leave the normalized
  value null.
- `invalid`: the visible date is invalid and no responsible inference is made;
  leave the normalized value null.
- `not_normalized`: no normalization was attempted; all normalization metadata is
  null.

For both `normalized` and `inferred`, `date_normalized`,
`normalization_confidence`, and a non-empty `normalization_reason` are mandatory.
For `inferred`, the reason must state the visible conflict. If a year visibly
printed in an image conflicts with a historically plausible chronology, preserve
the printed year in `date_source` and the physical line. Put any chronology-based
alternative only in `date_normalized` with status `inferred`. Never copy an
inferred year back into faithful text.

Never alter the faithful line text to match the normalized date. Use editorial
notes for visible source mistakes, continuity questions, or consequential layout
ambiguity. Do not perform person/place identity resolution or any other PASS 2
historical interpretation.

For a `gap_notice`, represent each available range endpoint with the same complete
date object used by diary entries: `start_date` and `end_date`. Either endpoint may
be null only when it is genuinely unavailable. If the source gives `Nov. 28.` and
the year can responsibly be supplied from the range context, preserve
`date_source: "Nov. 28."`, put the year-bearing ISO value only in
`date_normalized`, use `normalization_status: "inferred"`, and explain the year
inference. Never label a context-supplied year as merely `normalized`.

## PoC regression rules and examples

- **Literal source date:** Never substitute a historically plausible date for
  the characters visible in a heading. Faithful line text and `date_source` must
  agree with the image. Any responsible alternative belongs only in separate
  `inferred` normalization metadata.
- **Intentional internal hyphen:** Preserve a visible form such as
  `nice-pleasant` exactly. It is not a line-break artifact and must not become
  `nice pleasant` or `nicepleasant`.
- **Incomplete-looking material without survival continuity:** A sentence or
  letter that looks incomplete does not automatically continue. If the next
  surviving page does not carry it forward, do not assert `to_next: "yes"` or
  duplicate an imagined continuation. Use `uncertain` only when the boundary
  evidence itself is genuinely unresolved and explain it in an editorial note.
- **Low-confidence handwriting:** When handwriting plausibly reads `Luebo` or
  `Lukbo`, use an `unclear` segment with low confidence and both alternatives (or
  a cautious best reading plus the competing alternative). Do not promote one to
  high-confidence text. If neither is defensible, use `illegible`.
- **Cross-page cancellation is not logical continuation:** A deletion stroke or
  cancellation region may continue onto the next page even when the underlying
  dated diary entry ends on the current page. Encode the deleted text within the
  closed entry and leave the entry's `to_next` as `no`; describe the continuing
  cancellation region in an editorial note rather than linking unrelated entries.
- **Small visible marks:** Preserve ditto marks, fractions such as `1/2` or `¼`,
  superscripts, punctuation, inserted characters, abbreviated notation, ticks,
  dashes, unusual ledger marks, and other meaningful small marks. Do not expand
  ditto marks, decimalize fractions, or silently omit marks merely because OCR
  missed them.

## Page boundaries and continuity

Set page-level boundary flags from visible evidence and limited neighbor context.
Each logical block separately declares whether it continues from the previous
page or to the next page. Independent page generation cannot know the future
block ID, so `continuation.previous` and `continuation.next` must always be null.
The deterministic reconciliation step will create reciprocal links only after
both adjacent pages have been processed. Never copy neighbor text onto this page.

## Mechanical output rules

- Return one JSON object matching the supplied schema and nothing else.
- Use the current page ID in every ID: blocks `pNNN-b001`, `pNNN-b002`, and so on;
  nested parts `pNNN-b001-p001`; notes `pNNN-n001`.
- Orders and source line numbers begin at 1 and are contiguous in visual order.
- For all block and part evidence objects, output exactly:
  `{"status":"not_attempted","method":null,"ocr_word_ids":[],"bbox":null,"matched_tokens":0,"total_tokens":0}`.
- Set editorial-note responsibility to `model`.
- A genuinely blank page has `page_role: "blank"`, no blocks, both boundary flags
  `no`, and no invented separator text.

## Run-specific evidence

CURRENT SOURCE PAGE: page-202

The attached image is the sole authority for text physically present on this page.

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Kinshasa

Saturday Oct 6 - 1898

I got the men & boys to work early this a.m. and soon had
the bads at the proper place and stacked up nicely - 425
loads all waiting to go up the Kassai - I gave the men
some "Matabish” dash - one small teacup & a half of salt
each & they were highly pleased ~ and thanked me profusely
by clapping their hands. In the pem. I rearranged some
other loads for the Wescott bros. & then rested & pre-
pared for the Sabbath. I am to preach tomorrow. I preach
in English & have a native to interpret - Not a good way,
but it is the best I can do.

Sunday Oct. 9 - 1898
I got my sermon & hymn & when the bell rung for service
Iwas ready. I arranged my talk into three parts &
Munsendi a man of the place spoken in Gongo after me it
seemed funny to talk a little while & then rest & continve
again &e. A terrible storm threatened this pom. but it
blew over. Mrs. Gorden was very anxious for Mr. Gordon,
for he went to Leopeldville today and did not get back
before the storm when he did come he brought with him a
Mr. Morrey of C.B.M. who stayed over night I, with Mrs.
Crowley went to Mrs. Gordon's & acted as a protector for
the ladies while the storm threatened - we hope to move
to Leopoldville about Wednesday - and remain stationary
until 1900 A.D. when when we hope to go to America.
Good night.
Leopoldville Oct 11 98
“essrs. Whyte Ridsdale & Co.
London
Dear Sirs: -
Please send the following to Leopoldville --
Leopoldville is my station.
Dz 2 lb. tins best pure coffee
cases First Swiss Unsweetened milk
“Ideal is id

Dbz tins pea Flour for soup
"lb. tins best E. Flour
"2 ibs " Marrowfat
only 14 1b tins Round oat meal
Dz tins tomatoes
Dz large tins Mutton Broth
7 " " Fea soup
Lunch tongus
best salmon
10 cwt Rice
200-28 Lb sacs very coarse African trading salt - same as

I got once before

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 3 - 1898
Up very early had the men & canoes ready & loads in them
by 7 o'clock - went to the landing to get the loads on
board for the boat was to have arrived at 8 o'clock. But
I waited until 11 o'clock before she came. The commis-
saire was on board & He finally decided to let me have on
the loads. I was glad - 52 gone to Luebo. In the p.m. I
did not do much for I was very weary.

Tuesday Oct. 4 - 1898
Mr. Kiehl came over early & went away to Stanley Falls.
Mrs. C. made a nice cake for him - Then later she sent
some doughnuts to Mr. d'Angremond.

Wednesday Oct. 5 - 1898
Marked up bales & got them ready for moving. A caravan
came in & I put them to work - got them over - late in
p.m. a car loaded with goods came in for Mr. Gordon - the
boys all went & unloaded - had it ready for morning.

Thursday Oct. 6 - 1898
After Mr. Gordon had finished I had all my cases taken
down & checked & ready to move - fortunately another cara-
van came in and all my loads will be carried to the Dutch
House tomorrow D.V. all well - good night - Stephen &
Sophie. I have a boy on watch tonight --

Friday Oct. 7 - 1889
I began my work of carrying the loads this a.m. The men
& boys carried all day & only left a few loads for the
morning. They rebelled about 6 o'clock and would not
carry more for they said they were tired. In 20 minutes
they could have finished, but the Congo people never
care about finishing anything - If they only had one box
left they would let that remain until morning to finish.
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month

have a hard time every

Sophie was unwell - she alway

menstruation period ~

Oct. 13

2 Family Jars of Harlick's Malted Milk

$ Dz best American Lobster

6 bath tubs - 2 nests of 4 each - galvanized - the
largest regular in size to fit in.
3 Dz safety pins small, medium & large
3 cakes of stove polish - My stove has not come to
Matadi yet. Please enquire about it.

Yours truly J 8. Crowley

Monday Oct. 10 - 1898

Did some packing early this a.m. Later carried 2 bales
of Am. marked W.M.M.T.R. to S.A.B. to pay 50 pes. for
Sheppard - tried to get boat, but could net - came home &
did some more preparation for morning.

Tuesday Cet 11 - 1898

Carried over to the Dutch House the Wescott's loads 24
packages in all - sent to chef de Gare for a wagon but
could not get one then. Helped Gordon & Morrey a little
with a tank which Mr..G. is putting together. I lent Mr.
Cooper my ted & he will go to Tumba in the a.m. I gave
him a piece of cake.

Wednesday Oct. 12 - 1896

I went to Dutch House this a.m. on business & while there
I heard that the new men had been turned out & did not
want to know anything about it so I got away - Mr. Bos-
man came over & executed Mr. Greshoff's order - 4 men
came to Mr. Gordon & myself & wanted us to take us in -
under the circumstances we would not - but they found
loging at the same place.

Thursday Oct 143 - 1896
Nothing out of the ordinary has happened today.

Friday Oct. 14 ~ 1898
Mr. Morrey went to Kintane & will return tomorrow.
Nothing new h
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Return only the JSON object required by the supplied output schema.

## Explicit repair attempt

The prior response failed deterministic validation. Return a complete replacement
object, not a patch. Preserve the source reading and fix only the structural or
schema problems listed below.

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