Fragmented Afro US News Clippings From The Standard Wrage
A jumble of distorted headlines reports on governance, athletic results, and assorted notes. Names and places are garbled, but reference points include a Pennsylvanian governor, various city actions, and sports results. The piece mentions Africana news and political figures in a damaged OCR scan.
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Skru
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Wen
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Dore
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Literacy test in bill passed by House full text
The article recounts passage by the House of a literacy test bill requiring reading ability for admission to the United States. It notes related amendments, a Senate veto by President Cleveland, and strong debate amid partisan tension. Supporters and opponents clash over the proposal and its implications for immigration policy.
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Senate
Clevelina
AshoUah
Wilton
Ryan
Atala
Minnisot
Amigoydor
Chitin
Peruvian Revolution Ends With President Captured
chaotic report claims U S backed unrest in Peru culminating in military seizure of President and overthrow of government. Details describe capture of leaders, exile moves, and ongoing political turmoil in Lima as factions clash and foreign interests weigh in.
Jury Deliberations Detail Striker Killings Trial
Jurors heard a long testimony from witnesses in a case tied to deputy actions during a strike. Prosecutor Flournian County outlined charges as evidence was presented about alleged assault and property crimes connected to the confrontation. The trial included accusations that deputies used force and the jury weighed intent and circumstances.
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Wien
Taday
Withesse
Uu Lore
Milee
Wreuell Mabon
Entive
Ty Owiory
Steve Purriel
Nate Puth
Vinhtareul Serent
Anthony Litors
Chengayion
Realdeh
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Kollar
Not a Warship at Hang to Send to Scene of Revolt
Fragmentary 19th century text notes a revolutionary situation involving the United States navy, mentioning a single warship and references to haste and travel. The garbled lines suggest a historical dispatch about naval action and a bombardment or movement toward a revolt, with unclear names and dates.
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Hang
Ward Leader Uses Fists on a Woman Fight Scare
Fragmentary account describes a violent incident where a ward leader assaulted a woman during a dispute. The report mentions a male observer and notes the community reaction and possible political implications. No clear names or places are legible in the surviving text.
Sudden Temperature Drop Shocks Weather Watchers
A sharp and rapid fall in temperatures unsettled residents across the region this week. Meteorologists warn of a brisk cooldown, with wind chills lowering feel-like readings and potential frost advisories near inland areas. Heavier clouds linger as cold air moves in from the north.
Storms Hit City Amid Wet Weather and Utilities Disrupted
Storms caused heavy rainfall and strong winds across the area, upsetting power lines and traffic. Agencies warned of continuing unsettled weather as crews work to restore services and assess damage. Local residents reported fallen branches and flooded streets, with inspections underway to secure affected sites.
Thermometer Records and Winter Weather Across Regions
The report notes temperature readings around nine last night and cites a severe cold snap in Montana during the 1913-14 winter. It describes a storm in Dorcas and a gale that drove temperatures down about 40 degrees in eight hours. Railway service remains unsettled, while stock remains steady in some areas despite the wintry conditions.
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Dorcas
Montina
Rilway Teidie
West
Blinded by the Blizzard Traps Two Women in Missoula
A brutal blizzard swept Missoula with 12 hours of wind and snow. The storm forced two women into peril as freezing conditions damaged homes, stove heat failed, and rescue efforts followed amid the bitter cold and drifting snow.
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Missoula
Tell Gare
Ellen
Jose
Rebel Leader Arrest and Migrant Smuggling Trial
Fragmentary account of a rebel leader Smythe and associates amid a federal crackdown near the border. Describes capture at Ensenada, alleged plans to smuggle spin tem tin across the Milrd line, and imprisonment with details of food shortages and army guards.
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