Kings county political shift amid post May election turmoil
Fragmented OCR reports a dramatic change in public sentiment across Kings County after May elections. It notes gains for Republican McClellan in Brooklyn and Queens, with strong Republican shows in the Bronx and a large statewide shift aiding Myron Herrick’s governor victory and Hanna’s Senate reelection.
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Kings Councy
Damocracy
Ben Vormes
Kings County
Iuetr
Campalen
Stsie
Patrick He McCasren
McLaneniln
Poon
Low
BBC
Omnes
Bronx
Deiign Hess
Brooklyn
Richmond
Queens
Bbapera
Dem
McClellan
Carr
Hboot
Shepard
Ane
McClallan
Repiblicans
Cai
Eleeting Myron Ty “Herrick
Tou L. Johnson
Seaator
Hanna
Disk
Republican Committee
Fann
Fragmentary notice from broken OCR near Calumet ad end
An unreadable OCR fragment references an Adrian man and Calumet context with phrases about leaving and a bold religious angle. The text is garbled and lacks a clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
Gunfire at Monroe as two suspects flee scene
Officers chased two tall suspects after a pistol draw near the South yard district. An officer fired twice into the air to halt them, then corralled the pair behind a shed as locals reported the attempted burglary. Both men, aged 38 and described as rough-looking, are linked to Hastings and Whittas.
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Officar
Garmona
Bern
Ithe
Southarn Yard
Lawrites
Rbors
Ha - Hastings Seidr Whittas
Fragmentary 19th Century Court Confronts Racial Tensions
Fragmented OCR describes a courthouse eruption as crowds react to violence. Anderson is dead Vinson shot in two places Fosmerwoulniled McDowell shot in the back Johnson discussed Wood to hold a special term. Committee formed law enforcement appointed and speeches made as tense crowd disperses by noon.
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Frank
Anderson
Vinson
Jozuph
Johnson
Circnttradge Wood
Sudden Death at Edward E. Blackstone Home
Fragmentary report notes a sudden death occurred at Edward E. Blackstone's home at 16 South Downet Street around 1:16 this morning. Witnesses describe the scene and mention a physician attended, with the possibility of the deceased recovering briefly earlier. Further details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Edward E. Blackstone
Explosions in New York City Wound Dozens, Reports Claim
A series of blasts in New York City reportedly left many dead or wounded. The incident is described in dispatches as a major attack with extensive casualties and ongoing investigation by authorities.
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York City
Tams Arrested After Elopement Plot Unfolds
A dubious tale emerges of a planned elopement involving Miss Powell a seminary student from Tennessee and William unite. The pair traveled to Kalamazoo and Battle Creek then Chicago before returning, with Williams acting as advance agent. Powell, 16, is described as educated and fluent in several languages while considering professional stage work but intends to resume studies.
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Tams
Ibut Fially
Mas Powell
Battle Creek
Williams
Miss Powell
Veterinary concerns at Chicago stock yards prompt test dip
A report notes that sheep shipped to the Chicago stock yards are dipped in a lotion to reduce a disease risk. Dr Dre Giracn and Waldron filed affidavits about the procedure and sent J N Sampson to Chicago to interview stock yard authorities for their opinion and plan.
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Peres Oth
Veterimary
Wes
Cfig
Aterday
Gibson
Chan
Waldron
Nave Sosa
Praisounes
Ghiongo
Chicago
Giracn
Medan Sohishal
Whaley
J. Ne ‘Sampson
MEMORIAM OF ZAIN MARVIN DIES AT IDA HOME
Obituary notes the death of Jane Raymond Marvin widow of Willard Marvin a resident of Lenawee county era who died at Ida last night after living with her son George W. Marvin. She was a longtime member of the Pirat y Baptish Church and active in Ladies Aid Society and church work. Survivors include Andrew J. Marvin of Coldwater and George W. Marvin of Battle Creek, with six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be made by Rev F We.
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Ae “Marvin
Jans Marvin
Willard Marvin
Adrian
Ida
Bar
George W. Marvin
Duns
Mira
Marvin
Pirat
Sip
Ansilery
Tane
Ahe
Andrew J. Marvin
Coldwater
George W. ‘Marvin
Batt
Galewmrents Balse
Duther
Gréah
Aleo
Raymond
Tong Street
Jis
Bines
George
F. Weeo
pAdcian
Hillsdale
Panama Canal Crisis Spurs U.S. War Council Action
Washington reports describe a revolutionary move in Panama with American officials meeting at the White House to plan swift naval and troop moves. Rear Admiral Glass leads Pacific squadron, and the Atlantic fleet is ordered to Panamanian waters to safeguard American interests and ensure open transit. Dr. Tomas Horta notes the Panama unrest, while Dr. Herran cites Panamanian longing for canal control as the uprising’s cause.
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Washington
Noy
Ike Sengyttoust
Panama
Br Prograng
Bean
Roovavelt
Hay
Navy
Darling
Loomis Aid
Admiral Taylor
Bureau of
Pavigatise
Whits House
Boston
Pacific
Tresy
Didere
Ad‘roiral_ Glass
Fachic
Congord
Marbldlend
Wyoming
Acapnisco
Baltimors
Panam
Canal Tredhy
Iis
Anthenyy
Tomas Horta
Reidelated
Ap Parag
Hia
Herran
Eobathin
Peratotore
Dispute Over Acre Boundary Between Bolivia and Brazil Settled
Territorial dispute resolved as a treaty on the Acre border will be signed this week after Bolivian concessions. The accord, awaiting Senate approval, sets payment and river port duties along the Amazon region with Acre as a key point.
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Rio Janeiro
Acre
Bolivia
Brasil
Senne
Printipad
Brupiten Tere
Boelivia
Amazonay River
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