News of the Week from Cave ness to Cuban revolution
The week’s tidings report Cuban forces under Capi Rojas capturing an army convoy on the road from Manganilla to Dayamo, with loot including gold coin, arrears of troops, rifles, powder, clothing, and provia. Reports from Europe speak of wheat harvests and European prices, while a Dundee whaling ship was crushed in Daneantor Sound with loss of crew.
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Nowa
New York
Caveness
Downton
Capi Rojas
Garnall
Patricia
Manganilla
Dayamo
Berlin
Europa
Anetro-Hungary
Germany
Frontin
Stelteerland
Unly
Bogan
Russia
Roumania
Boushhamp
Department Haute-Ssono
France
Kileffraun
Mark Lane Express
Fieh
Italy
South Africa
Ceigwnyn
Grant
Japan
Alexandros
Spain
Quiry
Paris
Cris
Republique
Nordenusk
Athounees
Yokohenia
Tie Bax
Hordern
Expo
Bebheing
Lawrence Bay
Poyt Clarence
Belhring's
Rowland Hill
UN Marino
Rivgs Alfano
Dario
Austria
Fragmented 19th century notices from an old newspaper
A blurred assortment of Gothic spellings and garbled names details various topics. It mentions Gen Crater newly unveiled at West Point, a grand jury in Harrisburg indicting legislators, a shipwreck near Lake Ontario with passengers, pleuro-pneumonia among cattle near New York, and a hydrophobia case in Philadelphia. Also reports on Millys in Keogh, a Harvard swimming feat, De Young bail, a thief on the Nevada City line, and rising costs in Dallding and wages in Chicago.
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Ahanr
Gen. Crater
Lina Joys
West Point
Harrisburg
Hing
Pennsylvania
Jefferson
Borden
Maby
Jenin
Karuin
Pepula— Timi
Pala
Dorled
Man
Atlantic
New York
Lake Ontario
Savkett's Harbor
N. Y
Wtouk
Gul Milys Hag
Nort Keogh
Wirth
Aya
Yellowetane
Boundary Line
Betidaw
Goneve
Mit
Briward
Ayer
Harvard
Ark
San Francisco
Cinetes de Young
San Viiuvisvo
Nevada City
Willan W. Onmings
Atoure
Washington Notes on Provisions and Global Trade
Government actions in New York seek to pro visione copper coin in exchange for gold bullion as shipments from Praes and England rise to pay for German grains exported to distant countries. A Washington dispatch mentions ministers and officials traveling to Cincinnati for an exposition. Further moves include Secretary Evarte joining a Provifest in Kuyane and staying until retirement, with other secretaries and Postmaster General Keye planning inspections and relocations to western posts.
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New York
England
Kuyane
Uutabur
Thompson
Indlinga
Mevrnry
Towa
Western Poste
Gentral Koy
Tyner
Fadlana
Tominats Candidate for Governor Nominates Ticket
A fragmented report details a gubernatorial candidate and ticket nominations. Names include A B Goss, Theodore AM Ponteray Onyiga, John H Starr, George G Honking, James W Wadaworth, Nathan D Wandel, Hamilton Ward, Howard Boyle, Prof Intm W Moana, James H Neonain, Alfonso Hopkins, Stephen Merritt, and others amid a convention scene and ballot mentions.
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Tominats
A. B. Goss
New York
W. Hf
Robertson
Weatchester
Theodore AM
Ponteray
Onyiga
Frank Hincock
Onondaga
Coorga Ty Oswego
John H. Starr
Montgomery
Absirman
A A. B. Copnell
Pommes
Ringle
Trentenant
George G. Honking
Jasoph AB
James W. Wadaworth
Nathan D. Wandel
Hamilton Ward
Howard Boyle
Byzacnac
Prof
Intm W Moana
Teutenant
James H. Neonain
Alponso A. Hopkins
Calets W. Allis
Stephen Merritt
John d. Hoodary
Attorney Galaral
Walter Farringtont
Financial Rollup of U S Currency and Silver Circulation
The report outlines United States currency outstanding at month end, including one-year and two-year notes, and silver content from the Philadelphia Mint. It records redemption agency actions, note destruction, and total national bank note circulation, along with debt instruments, silver and gold values, and cash balances.
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United States
Philadalphis
HANK
Fallowleg
National Bank
THA Nationat
Daneh
Cho Amon
National Bank Direntation Onlyiend- Ang
BAVIS
Angel
Norenno
Lega-Toisior
Janary
Deagit
Pajomal Fut Ke
Minnesota Republicans nominate in unclear convention report
The Republicans of Minnesota held a convention on the tet just John Villabury as incumbent was nominated for re election to the Governor, D A Gilman of St Cloud nominated for Lieutenant Governor on the fourth ballot. Beymoor declines NY governorship bid.
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Minnesota
Villabury
Walloch
D. A. Gilman
St. Cloud
Beymoor
New York
Unclear indirections in late 19th century political intrigue
A garbled article fragment reports failed abduction attempts in Yoroute targeting George Lown and Robert Joffray, amid mentions of a proposed honor for General Grant and a call for commissions. It references a Washington correspondent, Congress, and reactions from shells of Union support, with notes on Irish tenant farmers and western farm prospects, all tangled in transcription errors.
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Yoroute
George Lown
Guyuraijent
Robert Joffray
Washington
New York
Congreve
Cianbur
Grant
Addiur
Gunaral
Eustabio
Surly
Douvreau
Philadelphia
Brady
Havers Monty
New York Potluce Convention Names Temporary Chairman
The Bipullivan State Convention of New York convened at Byrutogu Bopl by 4. B Cornell and Roscoe Wunkling were named temporary Chairman after adopting a 4 piytfura resolution. The proceedings introduced Vjeu Feesiduuh Withaus A. Whojer as Potvuae 4 Chaltund.
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New York
Cornell
Keoator
Roscoe Wunkling
Wade
Vjeu
Withaus A. Whojer
Tragic Wayne County Family Murder Case Emerges
The Wayneville Ohio case reveals Willie Anderson, 18, suspected of killing his mother Mrs Hatt, her sister, and a 12 year old niece, then later killing himself with a pistol. Investigators traced his movements to Cincinnati and Plainville, with authorities detailing the brutal scenes and motive described as a crime of passion or jealousy.
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Comte
Waynceville
Ohio
Willie Andelaop
Mra. Hatt
Tas Jet Beau
Cormar
Hatte
Waynes—ville
Warren County
Willia Anderson
Mire
Olonautineg Woela
Cincionuti
Win
Cithos
Leon
Garauer
Waynessijle
Cinsiduati
Daumit
Anderson
Plainville
Wil
Ancoren
Halio
Dick Woks
Northeast Passage Expedition Reaches Yokohama in Good Health
The Vega reports successful Arctic voyage under Nordenskjold with crew in excellent health after crossing Behring Straits and Behring island discoveries. They chart currents, collect fauna and flora, and note 4000 Tebuktchi inhabitants aiding the expedition. The ship will stay in Yokohama about fourteen days before continuing toward Korea and Alaska.
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Nordenskjold
Yokohama
Japan
Gothanburg
Tromcoe
Leng
Tromece
Yugor Strait
Arctic
Port Dickson
Taimur Land
North Cape
Tagour
T'zydekin
Asia
Cape Cook
van Karema
Kolintschin Bay
Tohaktchi
East Cape
Behring Straits
Europe
Alaska Trading Company
Behring Island
Yokohame
Beli Rings Strait
Leus
Letia
Riberia
Alpine Explorer's Tragic Descent Described In Lippincott Feature
The current Lippincott's Magazine excerpt recounts Mr. Cherles P. Howard's ascent of a Matterhorn ridge with Boston-based Mosely’s death noted for context. The climber navigates a knife edge pass, balancing on thin snow over rock, crawling along steep ledges and risking a fall toward the Zirmutt glacier.
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Jane Alpe
Mosely
Boston
Cherles P. Howard
Lippincott'’s
Zirmutt Glacier
Fragmented OCR Note Reveals Unclear Incident Details
The readable text shows garbled phrases about an incident or event with references to a cost of 20 dollars and threats of killing. Specific names, dates, places, or clear actions are absent, leaving only hints of violence and financial stakes.
Pennsylvania murder plot linked to five men and insurance
Charles Drews, about 60, admits involvement in a plan to kill Joseph Raber at Indiantown Gap Lebanon County. Five men sought Raber’s death for $10,000 in life insurance. Drews says Brandt, Wise, Hummel, Stichler and others plotted drowning Raber on a plank and via dam, with threats to pressure him to confess. Brandt promised $300 to Drews and others. Drews claims fear of Brandt and says he would hang an innocent man.
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Chathaon
Hida Life
Harrisburg
Cor
Chicago Times
Charles Drews
Joseph Raber
Indiantown Gap
Lebanon County
Raber
Crews
Brandt
Hummel
Wise
Rachel
Irank Buchler
Stichler
Shad
Elijsh Stichler
Frank
Thia
Banke
Frank Stichler
Kitzmiller
Eay
Remarkable Tragedy in Sahwelm Westphalia Boys Die After Colossal Misery
Aged 13 and 16, orphans living with their maternal grandfather, died in their Sahwelm bedroom after a joint plan to kill themselves. The elder killed the younger with a hammer, then both attempted suicide with a razor and gunfire. A missing grandfather was away. a housekeeper found them next morning. The lads left no mention of their inherited wealth or belongings in the declaration. Both were described as amiable and highly regarded by peers.
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Sahwelm
Prussian Westphalia
Lada
London
Living Man's Brain Exposed in Controversial Case
A fragmentary report notes a Livonia resident whose brain study sparks scientific interest amid ethical questions. The damaged text hints at a controversial procedure and a longstanding debate over observation and medical inquiry.
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Livonia
Texan bull run terrifies New York crowds in wild chase
An escaped Texan steer charged through Central Park area as bystanders, workers, and police pursued on Fourth Avenue and Sixty-sixth Street. A boy with Sharpe’s rifle, a red shirted butcher, and mounted officers helped corral the animal. Will Jordan shot the bull twice, then the butcher killed it. the carcass valued at about $50.
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Lavely
New York
Leon Papari
Fromien
Contml Park
West Side
Forty-ninth Atreat
Central Railroad
Fourth Avante
Third Avenue
Cutta
Second Avenue
Sixty-Fifth Street
Git & Board
Sixty-Sixth Street
Braun
Jordan
Russian railways face reform plan after commission report
A commission blamed poor construction, supervision gaps, insufficient rolling stock and bad administration for Russian railways woes. It proposes merging 53 railroads into a few large companies to cut costs and improve unity, creating a stockpiled supply company, establishing a railway pension fund, and passing a general railway law clearly defining duties and rights.
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Suuily
College Students as Hotel Waiters at White Mountain
The Profile House and other White Mountain hotels employ college students as waiters, a pleasant and polite feature praised by guests. The writer recalls a guestly girl in fashionable dress speaking with courtesy, noting hotel staff often exchange rooms or favors for money, and observes the unusual role reversal as guests act as servants.
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White Mountain
Sarvant
Emile
Zohangs
Unclear text draft with scattered names and phrases
The fragmentary OCR presents names and phrases without coherent story or identifiable event. It mentions individuals and generic items but provides no readable action, date, place, or organization to anchor a summary.
Tales of camp misadventure and a Broadway diamond caper
A New York traveler recounts a rough camping trip in Pike county where rattlesnakes invade a tent and a bite is treated with improvised remedies. In a separate note, Cincinnati Enquirer details a $600 diamond pin swallowed by a hen on Broadway, leading to a mass chicken cull to recover the gem with Hawthorne paying for the kill and reward.
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Hawthorne
New York
Broadway
Haggerty
Thia
Lotela
Mr. Hawthorne
Cincinnati Enquirer
Remarkable Dunkin Family from Platte County Missouri
Big family details Constable J T Dunkin of Carroll Township Platte County Missouri stands six feet three inches tall and weighs about 235 pounds. He is one of nineteen siblings from David Dunkin and Elizabeth Finney with extensive history across Virginia Kentucky Missouri and Kansas. several siblings reside in California and Carroll County Missouri. The father reportedly stood six feet six inches and weighed 265 pounds while the mother weighed 165 pounds. one brother was reputedly eight feet six inches tall and weighed 950 pounds.
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J. T. Dunkin
Carroll Township
Platte County
Donkin
David Dunkin
Prince Edward County
Garrard County
Elizabeth Finney
Howard County
Monroe County
Randalp County
Johnson, Kan
California
Wesley Sumpter
Carroll County
William
Seance in Genera of the Past of the Gore Bale
At a scientific convention Prof Wildey described a method removing bars from eight ore disks. The talk covered a sequence of experiments and a future plan to test a theory through a controlled setting.
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Wildey
Ihoe
Local basketball notes amid unclear OCR readouts
Fragmentary OCR text references basketball teams and players with unclear names and scattered phrases about wins and scores. The readable items mention a team or event but lack coherent structure or full details to identify participants, dates, or outcomes.
Humorous Fragments and Domestic Anecdotes
A garbled collection of quips and sketches from a 19th century paper. It includes jokes about education, pride, and social manners, brief vignettes of cadets at West Point, circus encounters, a tailor’s shop, a railway conductor’s wife, and stray lines about melons and undertakers, all presented in a rapid, fragmentary style.
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Ansal
Thes
Pat
Swift
Tony Lave
West Point
Cozzens
Fresport
Til
Somtesopy
Anya
Tirar
Susie
Provinees
Aristarchus
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Dickixon
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