16 Mar 1881
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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1881
Page
1
The garbled text references a March 14 detention notice from Chant and a public spectacle described as a frightening scream and violent incident. It mentions a theatrical or legal proceeding, with unclear names and places, and notes a dramatic scene with a stream above a construction or garden setting.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a historical note with names and places, but the readable text is incomplete. It mentions a figure linked to a fire event, earth and nebatal terms, and a blurred name Blin. No clear dates, actions, or outcomes are discernible.
A chaotic scene is described with references to bands, thugs, and a struggle to escape. Injuries are noted and investigators are placing focus on the confrontation. Wendy Murhiors is mentioned as a victim who will recover. Congress convenes March 14 to discuss mobilization and security measures as leaders consider forces and vowing to protect civic order.
Fragmented OCR text describes coercion in Ireland with references to the Land League, magistrates, police, and warrants. It mentions meetings, protests, and planned actions around counties, with figures such as Patrick and Davitt implied, and a focus on disturbance and enforcement during a period of unrest.
Fragmented OCR style recounts a Senate in order with references to Blaine Rugell Young and Mexican ministry. Describes galleries, committees, and a war context with Russ influence. Vague disruptions mark a mid session scene and partial discussion of appointments and actions.
Fragmentary account notes floods in Nebraska causing property loss and damage to homes and farms. Partial lines mention tracks, sermons, and local distress with monetary figures and destroyed items, but many details are obscured in the OCR garble.
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