Public notices and city affairs in late 19th century chatter
A long column covers civic matters from a city court case to police duties to public meetings. It notes a trial of James Williamson for distilling, a bail release for John Young and Whelchel, theft incidents with a captured steer, a ladies fair at Harville building, and local political urging for the Young Democrats. It also includes protest letters about police ordinance and municipal governance, plus social notes on meetings, health, and finances.
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New York
Liverpool
Young Democracy
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Representatives Hall
Capitol
Young Democrata
Avlanta
James Williamson
Carroll Equity
Smith
Wright
John Young
Carroll
Thoma’ P. Jones
Gainesville
Fezard
Salga
Prioe
Houe
Anda
Priser
Fia
Asme
General Council
Balicerne
Counell
Pollos
Reichhrtat
de Gusta Sill
Naga
Menin
Sthi
Beéral
L Bt
Board of ‘Police
Council
Board of Hales Commissioners
Board of Educatian
Aes
Tient
Odibhuce
Alsovéaille
Connell
Councllmen
di -Neparite
Dintinet’ Legitatye
Bbik
Naseed
Amisregards
Combat Narrative Amid Indian War Movements
Detailing Crook and Terry forces on Tongue River as General Merritt joins with Fifth Cavalry for a fifteen day raid toward the Yellow Stone agencies. Sioux movements trend eastward with a possible battle looming while Indiana troops report firearms captured from the Seventh Cavalry.
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Cinemavats
Cial
Crook
Tongue River
Fort Fetterbam
Merritt
Fifth Cavalry
Tongue
Tiv
Cooner
Yellow Stone
Little Horn
Washington
War ‘Department
Diana
Seventh Cavalry
Servian Subjugation and Allied War News
Dispatches report Serb forces suffering heavy losses with 3000 men dead or captured as reinforcements arrive late. Reports from Berlin and Constantinople discuss Roumanian transit, fears of war, and varying European reactions amid the Montenegro Servia crisis and Russian sympathy for Serbs.
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Phos Rett
Gorosvatz
Begnarabid
Stativan
Berlin
Roumania 18
Roumanian
Borys
le Tempa Reregenta
Reigna i
Lennon
the - Times
Gorgosvata
Timok
Gorgosvats
Saitachar
Saitschar
Indian War Feared as Attacks Hit Black Hills
Reports from Deadwood and Pierre describe savage Indian massacres and mass movements along the Missouri frontier. Observers warn of witchcraft rumors and urge defense of routes, settlers, and traders amid escalating hostilities and rumors of new ore strikes in Rapid Creek and Deadwood.
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Brett
Shannon
Moore
Merc
Fort Pierre
Era
Black Hills
Deadwood
Chicago
Rapid Creek
Jenney
Rapid’ Creek
Aleo Gilver
Destlwood
Ely
Democratic gains loom in Alabama election results report
The text notes Democrats leading in Alabama with 27 of 33 Senate seats and a broad majority in the House, with anticipated wins across counties. It mentions possible Democratic succession in the U.S. Senate, alongside various foreign and domestic updates including a hurricane impact near Vera Cruz, a siege in Oaxaca, and local cattle market details.
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Aupust
Goldthwaite
Havana
Jon ee /Cruz
Mexico
Lerdo
Teyied
Putrerco-Disz
Oaxaca
Flan
Mary
Fideros
Hernandez Sisalvo
Vera Cruz
Amer- Wan
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Ag Agriculture
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Decatur Street
Alth Baptist Church
Indies
St. Clair Fechner
Ina Demijohoof
Orstiow
Sant
Griffin
Department of the South
Onr Midet
Dpmo
Rerre
Maxiviaux, Ky
Jens Spicer
John Filme
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Gay A Burke
Athens
Grand Lodge
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Fanderhilt
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National’ Zeitung
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Loxvos
Reuters’ Teregran Company
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Foreign Department
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