Sheriff Sale Notice From County Court
Angled notice for a sheriff sale held under legal authority. Jurisdiction cited includes county and court officials with reference to property or asset liquidation under writ. Names and exact dates are unreadable in the fragment but indicate an official public sale proceeding.
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Kossuth
Iowa
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M. Poxses
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V. Swerrina
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Rumors of Cuba Peace Talks Grow As Exile Flows
Widespread anxiety grips Cuba amid shortages and rising crime as authorities struggle with provisioning costs. An exodus of planters and citizens to the United States, Jamaica, Haiti, and South America increases gloom. Many anticipate General Weyler’s arrival may spur renewed action against rebels, fueling calls for a pacific compromise with the United States viewed as key to restoring peace and prosperity.
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Sofia Tanner
United States
Jamaica
Haiti
South America
Weyler
Spain
Thade
Cuba
Insurgent Leader Gomez Reported Very Sick in Havana
Havana January 26 General Maximo Gomez commander in chief of the insurgent forces is described by trusted sources as in an advanced stage of consumption with fever. Doctors reportedly foresee Gomez living only about two months, triggering anxiety among the insurgents and their supporters.
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Maximo Gomez
Gomez
Prince Henry of Battenburg Dies in Ashanti Campaign
News arrives at Osborne Isle of Wight that Prince Henry of Battenburg, son of Prince Alexander and uncle to Ludwig II, has died after contracting fever in Ashanti. He married Princess Beatrice in 1886 and leaves four children. He served as governor of the Isle of Wight and of Garijabrook coastlands.
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Victoria
London
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Isle of ‘Wight
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Garijabrook Oastls
Woman's Bible debated and funding report released
The Woman's Bible controversy dominated the Washington convention with a 6 to 16 vote to table a resolution disowning responsibility for the text. Treasurer Harriet Taylor Upton of Warren reports annual funds near prior levels, marking a record year for national treasurers despite internal disputes.
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Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Batragiyt
Utah Senators Chosen in State Legislature Vote
In a split legislative session Utah elected two United States senators, with Republican nominees Connnonagg and Arthur Brown gaining the seats after votes across both chambers. Democrats supported Thatcher and Revchiva. Bennett and Goodwin received one vote each.
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Washingtons
Jans
Connonagg
Arthur Brown
United Brates
Senate
Toy Warhington
Populist Convention Sparks Push for Pure Politics
Report recounts rousing reaction as Belister Jones, as chair, addresses delegates. Delegates applaud loudly for a national convention to be held in St Louis on July 2, the Populist date, amid calls to free the people from perceived autocratic power.
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Montana Lumber Company
Helena
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Chicago Daily News
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Chicago
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Ister
Switzerland
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Parliament urged to probe Manitoba school issue in Ottawa
Mr Tarte a leading Trench Ab exols urges four house committees to examine Manitoba education during the session to settle the issue without coercive laws. He appeals to Quebec supporters to oppose federal meddling in education warning it could harm Roman Catholic schools elsewhere. He signals he will vote against remedial legislation, underscoring doubt that the government can pass its bill.
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Tarte
Davis Resolution Debate With Senate Leaders
Senator Lodge has canvassed the Senate on the Davis resolution affirming the Monroe doctrine but finds little opposition. He notes many speeches will be delivered and argues the vote is premature. debate will intensify after the bond bill is disposed of.
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Davis
Monros
Relief Funds Permit Private Turkish Distribution
Constantinople January 27. In response to representations by United States Minister Worrell the porte consents to permit any one Terrell recommends to distribute in Anatolia the relief funds subscribed in America without race or religion distinction but declines to allow the Red Cross or similar societies to make the distribution.
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Constantinople
An. A. W. Worrell
United States
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Terrell
Anatolia
Fundis
America
Red Cross Society
Diay
England Agrees To It Commission To Settle Claims
In Jan 27 dispatch from WasranaTon the British ambassador Sir Juan Paronod ide says the British government accepts a plan for a Behring sea commission to settle claims of Canadian sealers seized before the Paria award. The president must submit the plan to Congress as lawmakers refuse a lump payment. The plan may include a lump sum option as expeditions yearn for noth ament.
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Juan Paronodide
Behring Sen
Legislative Branch
Congress
Noth Ament
Chamberlain Speech Labels Arbitration Favorable
The Chronicle reports an editorial from Birmingham praising Chamberlain's remarks on the Wang Yulan question. It says his statement expresses deliberate government conclusions and supports arbitration, noting the Home Secretary’s stance delivered on a Saturday night in London.
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GWAOCID0W ARMY ENROLLMENT NEGOTIATED AT PALMER HOUSE
General Walker and leaders from St Paul met at the Palmer House to discuss extending train privileges and ticket sales for the G A R encampment. Western Passenger Association plans a special meeting to decide on extending the deadline, with St Paul having a bleak outlook if denied. Buffalo Cleveland and Philadelphia express interest in hosting if St Paul loses the encampment.
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Adverse House Report Hits Free Home Bill Opposition
Washington January 22 The house committees on public lands received from Secretary Brrth a strong adverse report against the free Home bill. The measure would absolve all personal laws from further payment and filing proof. Officials estimate its passage would cost at least 44 million dollars to the government and 15 million to Oldham for relinquishment of Indian lands.
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Lend Office
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Russia Turkey defense pact grows from 1888 lines
A Constantinople dispatch reports Russia and Turkey signed an offensive and defensive alliance. Ratifications exchanged at St Petersburg between Aarej Pasha and the czar. The treaty mirrors the 1888 Unkiarskelli agreement, promising to close the Dardanelles to warships if Russia goes to war. France may join, per French ambassador Cambon’s discussions with the sultan.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Constantinople
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Turkey
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Nodde
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Aarej Pasha
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Yvar
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France
Fragmentary note on Russo-Dury alliance story briefed
A damaged clipping fragment mentions a supposed alliance between Russia and a country named Dury. The text is garbled with stray letters and punctuation, making the broader claim unclear and difficult to verify from the available readable portions.
Fragmented 19th century notes on public events and figures
A garbled 19th century column lists diverse items including the deaths of church figures, political developments in the United States and Britain, and notes on bills, conventions, and international affairs. It mentions Archbishop Rene Meighan, the Monroe doctrine matter, a Columbia or Havatis incident, and various congress and senate actions.
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