Fragmented 1878 Algona Republican text misreads
An OCR laden local item mixes names, events, and social notes from Algona in 1878. It mentions Alberty and Stewart firms, a New York voyage, exhibitions, financial concerns, public addresses, and scattered references to political figures, transport, and local life amid garbled phrasing and partial sentences.
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Alberty
A. T. Htewart & Cridentas
Htewart
Potter Palmer
Finniser
New York
Lamia Ara
Jenny Tiyiannialy Bose
Calle Pit
Treariean
Tregal Leon Hive
Vito
Es- Seylitar Fowler
Tle
Weru
Washington
Choeodor
Luther
Mt. Lontiv
Indians Hear Red Cloud Demand Big Hills Sale Terms
Red Cloud curses the Black Hills sale as ruinous, insisting the government pay cash plus extensive tribal households and goods. Commissioners propose leasing or buying the reserve with annual rents, while Sioux leaders press for Catholic clergy, removal of troops, and control over Indian agents and traders. The council contemplates treaty options, with intense opposition to selling the Black Hills and a wary stance on the Powder River region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hilla
United States
Grant
Tian
Ife
Cod
Biak
Bismorel
Black Hills
Big Horn
Eliors
Hlnels Hills
Thia
Turbulent murder suicide in New Brunswick
A detailed account from New Brunswick NJ describes Prof Garland’s brutal stabbing and attempted double murder of his wife Mrs Garland, followed by his own self inflicted wounds and collapse. Their daughter and son Alfred survived the scene as police and medical help arrived. The narrative also notes unrelated athletic feats and a Franklin anecdote amid miscellany.
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Eogar A. Poe
Seesheer
FG. Fairfeld
Carver
I& Fox
Bunilay
Poeton
Poyiluum
Boe
New York
Virginia
Clemm
Dautlater
Mas Chyuin
Wuother
Col. Dadolle
Poe
Ann Street
Oieas
Garland
New Bronawick
J. Ente
New York Papera
Tia Wits
Lia
Thinga Haya
Vland
Ifa
Irimaelf
Abura
Don Alfred
York Jfevard
Recond Reformed Church
Mra. Garland
Pines
Nanal
St. Janes' Methodiat
Hones
Mrs. Garland
Jamey
James
Alfred
Iruke
Ciutland
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Benjatoin
Wen
Benny
Benjamin
Diggings, Dangers, and Drifters in a Frontier Tale
A rugged narrator recounts life in the Australian bush, detailing caravan travel, rough camps, and the threats from thieves. He describes meeting three suspicious men, a tense late night encounter, a staged drink, a near ambush in a tent, and the eventual escape as dawn breaks while his partner reappears with losses and lessons learned.
Bank Robbery and Horse Theft Near Town
A chaotic bank robbery ends with two robbers fleeing on horses toward the hills. The band demanded $1,600, made threats, and escaped as a crowd pursued. A clerk and cashier resisted, and townspeople joined the chase along the street, with horses galloping away in panic.
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Fliren
Toby Rott
Tenmoanon
Myra Monty
Aington
Frianda
Mosby
Valord Pon
Sentinel
Jin
Yale
Troyn
Royal Dane Shipwreck Tragedy Afloat
During the final voyage from Coperlagen to Newcastle on Tyne a steamship accident on Sunday caused panic. Mrs Fry, the sole survivor, fell overboard and was rescued by a lifeboat after the vessel listed. She described releasing boots before drifting. rescued with minor injuries, she clung to survival tales amid the chaotic sea.
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Swinney
Royal Dane
Coperlagen
Newcastle-on-Tytr
Sitdiy
Biguil
Wutawa
Abe
London Bridge wager ends in river dive tale
Fragmented report recounts a crowd at London Bridge where a man bet he would dive into the river after a newspaper claimed his feat. Watermen urged caution as the diver disappeared, while bystanders watched from the pier and a steamer pulled a rescue rope. Nearby, a widow at the Americatl Hotel suffers hearing loss. a marriage notice brags about a $10,000 fortune and a ready husband.
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Gohuulis
Ohio
Cincinnati
Ugivires Anya
Mike Benlly
Phik Dent
Mike Scully
Scully
Lo Las
le Les
Anatraliq
Thorn
Tom
Jim
San
Gona
Frank Gardiner
Nearcat
Gardiner
Dallas
Frank
Gratis
Chough
Trinity Collage
Dublin
London
Willuy
Johnny
Wong
Lunedon Bridge
Capt
Webb
Natterie Bridge
Abe Rawlin
London Bridge
Rewlin
Wuel && Citament
Nya
The lure of praise and its social danger
A satirical ramble on how constant praise harms reputation and social harmony, warning that excessive laudation offends, corrupts virtue, and erodes genuine regard. The speaker argues modesty and restraint serve both individuals and society, condemning vanity and flattery as offensive to many.
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