Cincinnati Riots Leave Deaths and Ruins Across City
Eyewitness reports from Cincinnati describe dawn after a night of mob violence. Fires gutted the treasury and courthouse while soldiers and police faced gunfire, with multiple deaths and many wounded as militia defended the streets and the city prepared for rebuilding.
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Railway turmoil flares as Lovejoy seeks resignations
President Lovejoy of the Denver and Rio Grande asks for the resignations of Col P C Dodge and J A McMaurtne after a dispute over a cheap rate contract with Colorado Coal and Iron. Dodge and Marine reportedly out. directors counseled action amid tensions.
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Senate Deliberations On Forest Reservations And Coinage Debate
The report covers March actions in Washington with bills favoring forest reservations at Missouri River headwaters and Clarks Fork, and debate over silver coinage and unlimited minting. It notes petitions, executive session adjournment, and references to Kansas and Illinois legislative matters, plus confirmation of David Brewer and a public health resolution on adulterated foods.
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Foreign News March 31 Gen Millett Captures Hung-tHoo
Telegraphs report Gen Millett has captured Hung-tHoo and troops will return to France. A later dispatch confirms two black Tas has betrayed Gen Gordon’s force. they face court martial. A diplomatic dinner incident involved a monk and various courtesies observed by officials.
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Industrial Hose and Belting Ad Claims High Pressure Standards
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Fraternal Lodge Notices Across Albuquerque and Surrounding Areas
A garbled 1920s fraternal lodge listing references multiple groups including Albuquerque Lode No. 336 I.O.B.B. and Knights Templar, with meeting notes, officers, and ritual mentions. The text lists various lodges, dates, and attendees in a dense, fragmented report of local fraternal activity and club rosters.
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Harper and Harper's Magazine Subscription Notice
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Fragmentary OCR claims on the Dr. Prazier loot incident
Incoherent OCR text fragments reference Dr. Prazier and a ram shop over Caer tafe stttetiy. The garbled lines mention towels, a core for the drubs, and various disjointed phrases without clear events or outcomes.
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