Diplomatic and transport disruptions amid wartime events
The report covers flags at half mast for a diplomat in Washington, plans for funeral arrangements and interment, and possible transport of the remains to England. It also notes political remarks from George W. Gilk on Democratic emblem decisions, railroad washouts near Holly and Arkansas, and damage from floods affecting rail lines and the city.
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Washington
Bert Manncefote
Arington Tatel
Peonehimen
Worps
Han Te von Maleben
Ani
Greely
Boyland
Pinkton
Pueto
Punblo
Culo
Tenuntala
Senate
Oklahoma City
Gathele
Valle
Aklahome City
E Anty
Destructive flood damages rails and streets. fatal New York accident
Floods and high water sweep through the region destroying telegraph lines and rail infrastructure near Naundle, with Haw Ravine and nearby towns reporting downed wires and property losses. A catastrophic Fifth Avenue collapse in New York City kills one and injures over a hundred as temporary siding fails during a parade crowd.
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New York
New
Hin
Persis
Wien
Strike at Santa Fe shops sparks walkout
San Bernardino California May 2 strike hits the boiler making department of the Santa Fe shops after a boilermaker named Wilson refused a assignment to Seligman Arizona and was discharged. Also notes proposals by St Louis and San Francisco and Missouri Kansas Texas railroads to build a line to Coalgate Indian Territory and survey rights, plus references to wartime dispatches and domestic political chatter.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe
Wilson
Seligman
A. T
Toe Konite
Oklahoma City
Okia
St. Louis & San Francia
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Census Notes on Slaves and Early American Population
The article discusses 1790 census practices, listing enslaved and free populations in Massachusetts and other states. It notes limitations in tabulation, the role of enumerators, and mentions figures like George Allen and Timothy Howe, with commentary on how papers used old materials and the potential destruction of original data.
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Pentine
Ieee
Fond Doge de
PhD
Rail Apt
Anne of
Chefile
Maxsactin
Borane
Creard
George Allen
Joraml Ada
Brooks
Humphrey Marrett
Samuel Hittrick
Timothy Howe
Pope Wation
Gonened
Maxxachinelis
Concard
Aaron Brown
Jen
Colonut
Maxsachunetts
Nummerators Regularty Ltd
Commonwealth
Wlke
Edenton
N.C
Franklin
Fredericktown
Dutchess County
New York
Meroarir
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Department
Vague fragmented text about eye anatomy and education notes
Fragmentary OCR passage describes eye parts and anatomy with scattered references to people and places. It mentions retina, brain, and profession themes, plus disjointed phrases about education, degrees, and locations. The readable content is limited and uncertain though hints at ophthalmology and academic discussions.
Wise Words From The Wise: Cautions On Courage And Kindness
A garbled compilation offers maxims on honesty kindness and courage. It warns against vanity and cowardice while praising thoughtful conduct and wary deception. The piece reflects a public appetite for moral guidance and memorable aphorisms.
Was Not Guillotine Inventor Died By His Invention
A London Daily News item notes that Dr Joseph Ignatius Guillotin did not die by the guillotine he promoted for equal punishment. It claims he died peacefully in Paris at seventy six, while suggesting a separate execution of J B V calling, MLDs of Lyons, may be misrecorded. The piece questions the alleged cause and motives behind the device’s origin.
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Mhuiston
Lenin
Hin
Kam
Joseph Ignatius Guillotin
Tierestat
Halifax
Parke
J. BV
Mlds
Lyons
London Bally News
Reforming a boy ends in a punch and lesson
A New York Sun excerpt recounts Piscowenged chatting with a mother about a ten year old Tommy Blank. He boasts of leading a strenuous life and reform, recounting marble games and a mock trial where a boy is fed to trem for fifteen minutes. He ends with cynicism about reform.
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Tommy Blank
Johnny Green
Marbles
Billy Black
Boone
New York Sun
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