World News Clipped With Widespread Turmoil
A garbled early 1900s dispatch reports bank failures in Piedmond and Fort Scott, armed conflict deaths in Kentucky and Virginia, a Western U.S. mining clampdown, shipping explosions, and a chorus of economic distress. It notes silver and gold export shifts, bank suspensions in Denver and Denver area, and ongoing labor strife with mine closures and strikes.
Massive layoff wave hits factories from mills to rails
The report details widespread shutdowns and job losses across multiple states. It cites West Point Manufacturing in debt, New York cotton points reducing activity, Lyon Mountain ore plants closing, Norfolk’s shirt and corset makers idling, Wisconsin shops ceasing operations, and Milwaukee banks facing collapse fears. The trend shows reduced demand, halted production, and rising unemployment with indirect effects on local government finances.
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Merle
Chivagien
Minas
Conan
West- Pronk Manufacturing Company
Nuckers
Ginghams
New York
Minnetoster
N. I
New England
Manchester
Wenbroke, Webster and China
York
Saco
New
Lyon Mountain
Tron Gonpany
Iro Atikers
Crowe Point
Wath Volipigs
Nernals
Conn
Norwall
Atitchinson, Cole & Co
Ruth & Goldsmith
Severn Hut
Norvalk Lock Company
WauKrsua
Wis
McNaughton
Wisconsin
Rapair
Wacgman
Sh Wodohus Wsbestus
Lanyon Zing Works
Morrow Brothers
MinwaiKen
Bay View Ralling Mills
Minos Steel Company
Minton
Wits
Maproon
Deewlur & Newsville
Ruilvoil
Explosion Kills Man in Minneapolis Shanty
An explosion of dynamite in a shanty on Washington Street NE near Fourth Avenue, Minneapolis, fatally injures Gus Olsen. A companion reported the blast knocked Olsen into debris and plaster. The accident occurred Thursday morning as bystanders and locals witnessed the scene.
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Titves
Soa Levavill
Waslington
Pwns
Siedirys
Colas Rado
Toteda
Abin
First National
Morrisonville
Oklahoma National
Oklahoma
Anthony
Nan
Bane
Belleville
Wan
First Ntional
Greeley
Val
Grand Junetion
Cal
Cheyenne
Wyo
Canyon City
Wells
Toledo
Apvicks
Pittsburgh
Glass Trust
Vlanders Dry
Denver
Anthony J Drexel
Philadelphia
J. D. Campbell
Brooklyn
John
Jacob Weiss
Brobhers
Pod
Gardlagaer Las
Dempsey
Momustead
Hwen
Mich
Weir City
Kaw
Proverty
Long Island City
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Tin Reynoldsville
Bykes
Allis & Moorrhouse
Alou
Jase Dowrnixa
Mink
New Orleans
Dayton
Tayson
Soxs
Frankfort
Ay Wanapaca
Wis
Sam Stout
Tad Prior
Edward Sronson
Samuel Mei
New York
Eighteenth Street
Mexico
Excnasons
Savino
United States
Umes
Meank Fandgren
Geneseo
Green River
Wise County
Dawsnisa
The
Star
Henville
Minn
Villue Council
Molgurton, O
Tumsemute
National Union
Detroit
Miel
Ty Brian
Washington
Mibviukee
Fallowes the Union
Groalay
Col
Crested Hutte
Gol
Ltacomah
Malls
Wash
Man Bernadine
Ashland
Minneapolis
Gus Olsen
Messis Wait Wares
Mitel Hadley
New Yort Yy
Metropolis
George
Richard Laren
Huss
Mase
Mal Bainter
Tess Tin
Lafi
Goy Olen
Minneavoris
Wauealimgton Street
Pourth
Olsen
Illinois Tragedy Ends in Double Murder Suicide
Three Lukens brothers and allies faced a deadly confrontation when Shoemaker, angry over an estate dispute with Mrs. Lukens, fired repeatedly at Richard and George Lukens Jr in their yard. George died instantly, Richard fell wounded, and Shoemaker shot Richard, then killed himself. The dispute centered on debts and a sold plant, with Shoemaker reportedly harassing the Lukens men all day before the fatal actions.
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Romesths
West Virginia
New Yort
Virzinia
Kansas
Bunk
Kansangity
Bank of Piedmond
Tranmere
Hyenk
Osageitore
National Loan
Peoples Savings Bank of
Fort Scott
Port Remo
Dweailty
J. Uywig
Noe
Works
Burnham
Fidward We Murphy
J. B. Skinner
Charles A. McDonald
Carel
Cherokee Strip
Oklahom
Pexas
Yorke National Banks
The
Union
Commercial
Bums of Commerce
Mercantile
Clit Capital
North Denver
Denver
Tan Western Union Telegraph Company
Boy
Yexas
Carstian Scaamnet
Buffalo
Lovescupation
Indianapolis
Mary Wilsh
W. le Garhi
New York
San Francisco
Javiger
Union Pawifly
Omaha
Kniehlets
Prthias
Armueriacs
Diss Mua Ganrerr
Philadelphia
Chicago
Briges House
Young Tars
Jacob Tukinrtona
Exrs
Mac White Hall
Naga Sottendand-Waainey
Glenwood
Lockport
N. Y
Finneral
Salina
San
Treasury Department
Washington
Wienes Directory
Chicco ¢Onfauius
Iisue
Iste
TN Colombe
Wheeler Bunking Company
Aspen
Sterling
Bank of Lavell
Lovelinsd
Mive
Joty Swantour
Morrison, IL
Milborn
Soledo
Alek
Gosing Veraaw
Sisanville
Misthawia
Willarongs
Nansey
Kan
Frestieri
Wits Geiven Ty
Hirtuhingen
Parker
Yates Center
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Anace Lim
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N. J
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California
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United States
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Masten
McDonald
Wayne
Tad
Deer Island
Mass
Justin Wy Johnson
Abert
Joseph Murphy
Dpeseax, Vaan & Cats Small
Duluth
Minn
Lee Walker
Mollie McGadden
Memphis
Sunn
Milwaukee
Milwaukee National
South Side
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State Nactional Bank
Knoxville
Penn
Wirstmilionad
Russell
Kant
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Assistand Atharvesy Pemet
Cererkl Clney
Cuarnnes
Albany
Aer
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May
Jones & South
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National Dome
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Pittsbatre
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Lowisville
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Raehard Takeny
Camus
Beek Muevrosount
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Richard Lukens, Jr
Ure Gate
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George
Richard
Vist
Shoemaker
Ody
Junkens
Tim Rurose
Lukens
Luivens
Bloodshed in Wise County Virginia as outlaws attack
Reports from Wise County Virginia recount a bloody clash in which four to six men were wounded and two were captured amid efforts to arrest suspected outlaws. The event stems from a months long pursuit linked to prior criminal acts, with officials renewing efforts to apprehend the remaining suspects.
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Wise County
Don Taylor
Mohrenheim
Ue Chamber of Deputies
Tisseig
MM. Deyatta
Fates Hues
Nursie A
France
Eh Ds Curther
Thay
Nailer
Milam
Siu
Fragmented 19th Century Ad Fragments and Medical Claims
A garbled OCR sample mixes medical claims and ad copy. It mentions stomach ailments and a Cornun Cure for Asthma, with dubious promises and free samples. The text references Dr Chos, Swepra Brvipy, and Muprerye Co, Saint Louis, and includes stray lines about the World’s Fair and public spectacles.
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