Utes Routed in Open Fight as Merritt Commands Troops
A historical report details General Merritt defeating the Utes in open combat leading to his remaining forces with Payne. It notes a threatened war by Indian chiefs if their reservation is invaded, praises a company of colored troops, and describes the attack’s aftermath including casualties and subsequent movements toward Fort Laramie and Payne’s Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Rasnes
Liane
The
White Hiver
Aener
Lin
Railroad Monopolies and a Route to Europe
Fragmented OCR text describes railway schemes and fears of monopolies shortening travel distances to Europe. Mentions Shawheat railway, Pratabiy route, and alleged poison plot linked to Waters investigations with dates in October. Confused phrases reference Boston office and a Globe representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGaraner
Waters
Arinae
Dentisty and Death Fatal Use of Arsenic to Cure Toothache
A Brooklyn New York tale reports a fatal arsenic treatment for a toothache. A Boston tooth physician administered a preparation that decayed the tooth and caused a deadly reaction, leading to a tragic end. The report portrays the danger of early dental remedies and warns readers of hazardous medical practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yan
A. Parsician
Waters
Boston
York
Starved Savages and a Grim Tale From The Collins Ud
Fragmentary local item describes a grim scene with a term like starved savages and a mysterious 250 series, mentioning a bad cartind and dead, and a tary tem the Collins ud. unclear names and places render details sparse but the tone hints at a sensational note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etaration
Collins Ud
Musiu and the Ukana in a Puzzling Case
A fragmented report describes Darley Camgal and Dawid Wandmane in a tale of staged alias operations and covert recruitment. It references a campaign reward, a college setting, and a sergeant, with unclear events and scattered names across a damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pereser
Darley Camgal
Arama
Ives
Infla tion and currency contraction noted in era’s economics
Currency expansion and a $120,000,000 contraction draw commentary from well known greenbackers. The piece reviews the broader impact on wages and production while detailing a rural shooting incident near a farm town. Deaths from a storm and a bull attack near a homestead are also reported, with local reactions and safety concerns.
Buried Alive Breathing Testimony Recounted After Fatal Collapse
A fragmented report recounts a dangerous incident where a person nearly died underground. It describes breathing through a pipe and a harrowing rescue before authorities review the event.
Arrest Report From Town Market Scandal Surfaces
A garbled account mentions an arrest connected to a market dispute and a figure around $1000. The piece references a butcher shop and names like Ootebee and Bar nny tly, with unclear dates and locations. Details are incomplete but imply legal action and financial stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawson
Osiobeth
Olars
Ray Tolls
Eset
Abe Srey
The Chimney Sweep Speaks on Old-Time Craft and Change
A reflective piece portrays the chimney sweep’s fading trade amid modern advances. It follows a dialogue about tradition, skill, and the costs of progress, noting how new machines threaten the old craft and the livelihoods tied to it.
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Merritt
Payne
Colored ‘Troops
Sanke Iver
Thome
Merascoun
Fonta Valle
Atria
Casante
Ritwe
Mamioy
Rlura
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Awurss
Kawlion
Leritt
Oetaler
Archel
Payne's
Bevsoe
Civica
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Dsapatal Free General
Seri
Scott Weir
Ager
Tiuten
Merrit Strensthenen
Alisne Nota
Europe
Pratabiy
Uae
Gaednee
Wansarr
Brooklyn, N. Ys
Musiu
Greenbackers
A. Baud
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Toby
Mteags
Auer
Wien
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Chreu
Atiow
Doha
Mann Sea
Gee Ieee
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Wade Gores
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Wallan
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Bal Rae
Bono
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Arner Omane
Hogie
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Apel
Refi Teal Torr Babeee Ieee
Chinnaye
Reese
Tieen
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Tibet
Ian
Maui
Eto
Asoa
Esau
Cairns
Ucao
Otaber DA ‘Michiana
Tui Marae
Gregg Nas Orig Apts
Uutwescera
Weston
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