Republican Wins Across States Mark 1902 Elections
National results show Republicans ahead in the House and likely control of the next Senate, with victories reported in New York California Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio and many others. Detailed returns indicate GOP gains in governors and state officers while Democrats secure some seats, with projections of a Republican House majority and a Senate lead by at least ten votes.
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Hepatiea State Central Committee
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Odd Snippets and Quirky Phrases From Early Chicago News
A garbled collage of dialogue and captions mixes racing chatter and maritime whimsy. References include a race starter warning about a sharp first-quarter curve, a dashaway horse, and a jockey bay. Scribbled asides touch on airships yachts and fashion debates, with names like Rodrick and Happy Jiedilia appearing amidst fractured chatter.
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Rodrick
Wonaia Buffenge Club
Albert
Chicago Daily News
Radium and Nero Hair Talk Stir Curiosity in Article
In a fragmentary The article mentions Nero with long hair and a discussion of radial properties. Professor George F Barker of the University of Denuyalyanty shows radium from pitch-blende as a potential substitute for nervage. The text notes radium's continuous action and ability to visualize bones and tissues via photography.
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Nero
Xicy
George F. Barker
Fragmentary OCR Incoherent Text From Newspaper Page
The readable fragment mentions Philadelphia and an operator but the surrounding context is garbled. No clear events dates names or outcomes are discernible to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fragmented Voice Call and Names From Old Letter
Reading feels like a garbled 19th century letter with mock questions and scattered names. It mentions Aunt Maury, Aunt Mary, and a few unclear phrases about love, study, and personality, all threaded through a jumble of misspellings and partial terms.
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Bull Watting
Nellie
Maury
Mary Gin
Hawkeye State Prohibition Fight Divides Express Liquor Cases
A Des Moines ruling narrows inter state commerce protection for liquor sales via express delivery. The Iowa Supreme Court held actual sales occur at payment and delivery, curbing outside houses taking orders for liquor in counties with prohibition. The decision affects cases from Tawa and Washington counties and may reshape local enforcement.
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Des Moines
Lawa Supreme Court
Gumber
Express
Supreme Court
Tawa County
Burton
Washinston County
Dewey
Forer
Lowi Lu -Sueh
Murderous Delia Liddy and other crimes headline, Iowa report
The Dubuque grand jury refused to indict Delia Liddy for the murder of her infant, leading to her discharge. Reports detail the infant’s death by carbule and the suspect’s actions, plus additional cases including a wife’s suicide by carbic acid, a girl’s river drowning, a wounded Iowa politician, a deserter’s capture, and local civic notes from Monona County in a troubled week.
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Delia Liddy
Dubuque Special
Grand Jury
Very Weathy
Miss Liddy
Dorothy Morris
Seat Morris
Clarinda
Graily
Marshalltown
Enya
Paulie Whitware
Ute
Miss Whitmore
Lowlen Whitmore
Ton
Epworth Tongue Bt
Indian Gase Decided on Sioux Allotment Case
Judge Shiras of the United States District Court presided in a federal allotment dispute involving mixed race individuals on the Ta dlan reservation. The court held that all persons of mixed blood residing on the reservation at the time of allotment were eligible for individual allotments, while those not residing on the reserve were excluded from allotments.
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Shiras
Oualha
Na Dingka Diatet
United States
Ameren
Sloan
Lilli
Ta Dlan
Mhoesten County
Congress of
TSSY
Levigh and Walker Indicted for First Degree Murder
Harry Levigh and James Walker were indicted on first degree murder charges in the killing of Leanne Finkelstein on August 4. Both men, described as colored, were arrested after public interest grew. Police note alleged links to Finkelstein’s crusade against drug dealers and threats to retaliate.
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Finkelstein
Maurdur
Harry Levieh
Sphite
Jaimes Walker
Leanne Finkelstein
Ys Dlers
Denen
Eshye
Levigh
Minkelstein
Apenty
Walker
Waterloo Library River Location Sparks City Debate
Waterloo dispatch reports a possible river location for the city library after a lengthy debate. Proposals include building piers and a platform over the river to ensure safe, non-clogging access, with strong sentiment to resolve the library question amid widespread civic interest. Fire devastates Primghar business district, burning most of the south side of the town square. The new brick bank block and several firms are destroyed. losses estimated between forty five thousand and sixty thousand dollars.
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Waterloo
Fourth Street
Primghar
Pauling
Miimghan
Goth House
Plocek
Stocum’s Bank
Teany& Speers Erans & Chanenta
Swanson, Flint
Ming
Birthplace dispute at registration stalls town records
A chaotic registration scene in the Chirk ward on Friday centers on G Hemings of 224 Teving Street seeking birth registration. Clerks question whether the newborn is a citizen or foreigner, with the case possibly going to court to determine birthplace fate.
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Waterloo
Waterhia Dispatels
Priday
G. Hemings
Teving
Tin
Ding
Agie
United States
District “Court
Bloomtiel
Gertrude Gray
Centerville
H.C. Young
Bloouilion
Gray
Young
Sud
Fragmented Interjections Echo a Wartime Quip About Health
Disjointed lines mimic a 19th century page with stray chatter about public welfare and a stranger, interlaced with an advertisement for Down's Kidney Pills. The text shifts from odd dialogue to the medical pitch, naming Wiltey May Tavighlin and Logan Drug Co. as sellers, with a testimonial claiming cure of a backache and urinary issues.
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Craycnade
Gavin
Ranger
Bright
Dreah Street
Qi A. Efebhlas & Soo Plantag Mill
Ian
Dean
Logan Drug Co
Milburn
BatYalo
N. Y
Fragmented Philadelphia Press gossip line on age and love
A garbled Philadelphia Press excerpt shows a feud over age and marriage. One party accuses another of being too old or too young while swearing love to the end, reflecting a strained romance amid unclear names and details.
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Misa Utpusk
Wyge
Deas
Ihiladelphia Press
Fragmented chant of ancient engineering roles in a baffling text
The readable parts describe curious phrases about ancient bugertaie and engineering feats. It mentions Nile, tailed dower, and piles yielding properties while mixing names like Ohio State, Ming, and Pidadelie in a cryptic context.
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Artian Tel
A Quy Devalver Story At A County Hotel
A garbled county hotel scene near Pittsburgh shows a guest asking the proprietor why a wall notice is spoken aloud. The hotelkeeper responds with unclear, tangled dialogue about a paint company and a joke phrase, reflecting a puzzling interaction.
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Pitsburg
Fragmentary Rural Speech About a Cow and Mystery
A garbled dialogue describes a cow and strange remarks about milk and a friend, with names and places heavily distorted. The readable bits suggest an awkward exchange involving a cow, a critic, and unclear references to people and events.
Through Sleeping Car Confusion At Ash Quick Tin
Fragmented OCR reads like a railway tale with references to Washington service and a line of garbled names. It mentions a sleeping car to Washington, trains, and a garbled address linked to Chicago, with stray notes about attempts at a duel of the wires and a peculiar health query.
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Chitagetu
Washington
Vivigiata Hat Mae Lasgny
Washhington
Ash
Samar Taailbed
Chitagsea Service
Miagulil
Vent Nitiitito
Porrey Hons
Ete
Atdiress
Bos Pour Olve
Clark Street
Chivago
Goa
Toston
Prauscript
Fragmentary Historical Note on Willie Bligh and Names
A distorted OCR fragment mentions Willie Bligh and names such as Renina and Georgiv. It alludes to tiles, pletuses of Giesar and Givera wind, and a character asking Why. The garbled text resembles a ciphered or corrupted 18th century dialogue without clear events or outcomes.
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Willie
Renina
Bey
Georgiv
Giesar
Aitlier
Death Notice Fragment Signals Local Obituary Clue
Fragmentary OCR text references a death and a local obituary notice. Names are unreadable, but context suggests a death event and a designated year. The legible portions indicate a public death record under a local authority or family notice in the community.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet On Election Data
An unreadable OCR fragment references a national event and mentions the United States. It lists tangled phrases about a web page, states, and possibly a poll or ballot activity but offers no clear facts or names to identify.
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