Washington financial brief details debt and pensions
Washington dispatches report the public debt totals, treasury notes, and legal tender figures for May and June. They note bills passed to fund the Atlanta exposition, the resignation of Judge Dil lon, and appointments to the Union Pacific board. Also included are coinage data, treasury outstandings, and rumored congressional restrictions on election-related funds.
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Tee
Dilinu
Eighth Judicial District
Washington City Greenbackers
Rush Clark
Waanssoroy
Geo. W. McCrany
United States Circuit
Eighth Circuit
John FP. Dillon
Wasaisatros
Ue Dth
Saya
Nathaniel Niles
New Jersey
Geo. B. Smit
Dan'l Chadwick
Jane
Washington
Rome
Lec'y McCrary
Dillon
R. Stockett Mathewa
U. S
Maryland
Judiciary Committee
Wilson King
Pennsylvania
Conan
Birmingham
Treasury Department
United States
Fogae
Fane
Banda Aeefatichine Corritient
Nayy Benetwa Kini
Wepostta
Galt
Amt
Eiler
Wales
Juelins
Cary
U.S
Fires Rage Across Town and Lake Shore Near Boston to Utah
A string of fires reports include Wolurn Chemical Co near Boston with 700000 loss, Antesian near Milwaukee and Hannypier and Alinapeo districts suffering extensive damage. Twenty buildings burned near Hannypier, three miles of telegraph poles destroyed isolating Sturgeon Bay. Silver Reef Utah fire damages main street. Harriston restaurant and multiple businesses burned. Numerous homes lost, insurance estimates vary, widespread destruction reported.
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Culton
McCarthy
Tray
Tuk Works
Wolurn Chemical Co
Boston
Insurance
Astecian
Milwaukee
Danely
Lake Shore
Hannypier
Alinapeo
Sturgeon Bay
Silver Reef
Utah
Harriston Rouse
Pioneer Restaurant
Heétenbergé and Pannate
Jacob & Sultan
Luldle Bros. & Co
McManua &] Reade
Cablegrams From The World In Turbulent Times
The dispatches report attempts to blow up a Russian military court blocked by authorities in Kietl. Circumstances include Britain Afghanistan peace approval, famine in Kashmir, and rebels in Thessaly clashing with Greek troops. Additional notes mention the Esmerelda ship incident, Hamburg and Bremen free ports, a naturalized Frenchman expelled from France, and Mount Etna’s eruption with widespread ash and destruction.
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Kietl
Russia
CIA
Cortes
Sita
Qashmere
Simla
Statinys
Afghanistan
Fred
Esmerelda
Antwerp
Bismarck
Hamburg
Bremen
Pang
Muay
la Caste
United States
France
Noyes
Thessaly
Privy Council
Thames
London
Deptford
Victoria
Milewall
Saya
Rome
Mount Etna
Mayo
Casellaia
Iaya
Passa Pescaro
Alphonso
Cuba
Spain
Sirrey
Mount Blan
Java
Randarso
Crimes and chaos sweep scattered cities in brief dispatches
A chaos of small, violent events spans multiple cities. Kilbourn City Wisconsin reports the capture of a villain who outraged a seven year old girl. Milwaukee dispatch lists a forger's two year house sentence. Bryant confesses murder of Cotton and body found. In St Louis Charles Printz dies after a confrontation with Charles Saunders. A Boston telegram recounts a couple’s child throwing tragedy. Red Men gang arrests in Wetzel County and local exile orders punctuate a tense period.
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Cotton
Bryant
Charles Printz
Charles Sauntera
Carondelet Avenue
Marion Street
Saunders
Boston Telegram
Mike
Minnie Burris
Minnie
Labuiman
Wheeling
Wetzel
John Husenbaugh
Tashoa Morrig
Buxton
Wrecks on Lake Michigan and Political Turmoil Report
Reports from lake ports describe numerous vessel wrecks off Lake Michigan during weekend storms. Across the nation conflicts include iron manufacturers and workers in Pittsburg, a New York bank robbery confession, and varied election results in Cook County. International dispatches note disorder in Panama sessions, Mexico instability, and Diaz’s grip on power. California ranch growth and a broad array of political and economic concerns fill the page.
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Gallengat
Lake Michigan
Pittsburg
iLia
New York
Manhattan
Gereya
Cook County
Democrata
Rogers
McAllister
Moran
Barnum
Zutley
Republicana
Buell
Rosenthal
Williams
Heed
Supreme Court
Dickey
Dent
Panama
Trijillo
Tirreuurs
Silinsis
Ohicago
Booth
Reed
Hogers
Towa
James Shields
United States
Missouri
Bia
Carrollton
Mexico
Queretaro
Revolutionary
Diaz
Irregular Tidbits From A Distant Issue Of News
The clipped OCR notes a mix of stray items: Florida cigar makers selling imported Slavanne cigars, a Wilkes County Georgia reader who can distinguish colors by touch, and a fatal horse distemper in Newark. It mentions Madrid Me lightning, a priceless gold watch, and a pair of grisly adolescent experiments. A Philadelphia boy, 12, hangs himself at the House of Refuge after attempted escape. Banking duties and tax deductions prompt debate as national banks face a 1 percent levy. The piece also threads through ancient Egypt, Greek philosophers, and Roman leaders as educational reveries from a broad news digest.
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Madrid
Tornado At Irving Leaves Beside Bodies Forcing Speeds
A special telegram dated June 2 reports a tornado at Irving causing gory wreckage. Dead bodies were found nearly nude and mangled. Bre and Sheldon were carried into a depot with a dying plea, "Oh, I can't die this way."
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Irving
Kun
Sheldon
Poison Brook Tragedy Leaves Nine Dead Children
A May Sarasya report from Jelaod Pond, Ver monk, notes nine child deaths due to poisoned brook water. Potatoes tops treated with Paris green runoff are blamed over carcasses. distress spreads as 27 children are poisoned and work halts. A farmer faces arrest for allowing carcasses to be dumped in the stream. Mrs. Aldrich is said insane.
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Jane Ord Tite
Jelaod
Sarasya
Edward Morse Toat
Jamoa Aldrich
Fred. Simpson
Wilson
Mr. Park
John Cole
Paris Green
John Aldrich
Aldrich
Unclear OCR Hinting Pending Local Event
Fragmentary text suggests a forthcoming event or notice but content is garbled. No clear persons organizations places dates or outcomes are identifiable from the readable fragments. Further legible text required to generate a proper title and summary.
Turbulent Central Branch storm tears through Nebraska region
A violent storm swept from the southwest to the northeast damaging Irving and surrounding towns. It destroyed dozens of buildings, killed at least 15 people and wounded many more while uprooting trees, blowing down a railroad bridge, and wrecking churches and schools. Aid committees formed in Atchison and nearby cities to assist sufferers.
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Wake
Bhe Rapids
Centennial Station
Central ‘Branch
Nebraske
Richsideon
Irving
Ubirl
John Kelly
Williams
Breckinster
Jacob Rabins
Seldon
W.C. Bates
Mia
Noah
Geo
Martin
Witmorah Institute
Frankfort
Centralin
Beatty
St. Joseph
Denver
Dennigan’s Mills
Nelson County
Nebraska Road
Mead, Eley & Co
Daily Champion
Manhattan
Kansas
Anya
Cretone
Big Blue River
Mill Creek
Candmy
Condroy
Fancy Creek
Awelve
Condroys
Atchison, Kansas
Marshall County
F. B.taylor
Messia
Cox, Carter & Vaughan
Fox
Content
Irving Anys
Jules Warden
Armstrong
J. Williams
Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Blue River
Atchison
Central Branch
Mihsotei
Independence
Mf6
Earth
Lea
Angera
Lee
Sumnit
Mr. Warren
Harris
Gore
Adlupatch
James Downs
John Howe
My. Grooves
Groove
Warefield
Mrs. Vaughan
Nd. Vaughan
A. B. Fox
Henry Johneag
Ben Fox
Henry Johnson
Mr. Bolton
Dog Ree
Sughan
Henry Er
Miles Kelly
Ty Ping
Delpho
Oltons
Beloit
Dasso
Cam
Independencia
Chillans
Aunk
Congress
Thy
Emeralds
Byansords
Valparaizo
Esmaralda
Covedonga
Goquimbo
Aha
Peru
Cavadonga
Blackwall
Numancia
Valpataivo
Independancia Canalztad
Hauseear
Llyod
Clyde
Ste
Hyosears
Queer Doings on a Centard River Crossing
The tale recounts a young couple near Allegheny attempting a staged death by jumping from the Handgtreet bridge railing after lacking fare for tolls. A plan to fake a suicide is revealed in a humorous laced account as tollkeepers and police are drawn into the bizarre ruse.
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Pluteburg
Allegheny
Mystery on Congreas street wagon wheel audit spurs crowd
A crowded scene on Congreas street near Larned unfolds as a man inspects a wagon wheel and spokes with a pocket rule drawing in bystanders. The crowd grows to about 40 as curiosity deepens, while no one explains the odd inquiry, then broader political notes intrude with legislative actions and a naval history recount.
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Detroit
Congreas Street
Larned
Leopen
The Dangerous Girl and the Imperial Brazil Debate
A reflection on a dangerous girl who captivates a man with listening, presence, and memorable speeches. The text shifts to Brazilian politics, praising freedom and republican ideas, highlighting Freitag Coutinho before the chamber of deputies and the Progressive party's push to change government.
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Freitag Coutinho
Rio Janeiro
Chamber of Deputies
Progressive Party
Brazil
Ampa Vila
Ph Q
Amari Oilisen
Jpagsey
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