20 Sep 1890
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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1890
Page
1
A fragmented OCR narrative recounts Congress acts and debates, critiquing procedure and clerical delays. It highlights "Old Man Bassett" and mentions committees, filibusters, and the debate over pay and posture in the House. The piece presents a satirical, critical tour of legislative grind and bureaucracy.
Fragmented OCR text cites scarce coffee amid fears tied to Brexit and a fungus destroying crops. It mentions Graliston of Colonie and Ceylon with garbled phrases about sea life, fertility, and vague dates, suggesting deteriorating supply expectations and political anxieties affecting agriculture.
A muddled report outlines fears that tariff policy may disrupt imports and raise costs. Analysts warn of broader financial strain as figures show potential duty ranges and bold claims collide with cautious forecasts. The piece notes industry insiders urging restraint while weighing possible market effects.
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of names, quotes, and disjointed lines about people, places, and events. No coherent story or date visible. readable bits mention Fair, Gi Fishers, Jaden, Chloe, and references to a hotel and May, but context is lost.
A correspodent from Newfoundland Bonavista describes shore delays and dishery talk with uncertain details. The piece references Cease and desist language, a sea coast stance, and mentions various names and places in a fragmentary narrative.
Frisco hosts a massive birthday celebration centered on a large military parade. United States troops with artillery and cavalry led the march while crowds lined the streets. A second report notes a New York incident involving Nathaniel Alber and a family tragedy. A separate item mentions W. K. Vanderbilt designing a light draft steamboat for his daughter, described with technical detail.
A troubled transcript recalls Senator Evarts discussing farmers and politics with Leland Stanford. It claims Stanford owns vast lands in Vermont and California, employs schoolboys for fruit picking, and oversees large dairy and crop operations. The piece references prices, acreage, and political influence among farmers and senators.
Fragmented readable phrases mention names and terms like Steve and Bele with unclear context. OCR errors obscure events or identities, offering few concrete details on date place or actions.
A garbled OCR recounts Methodist leaders proposing to Hays the Fes Ogden Institution. It notes Mormon concerns and alleged sectarian influence in the region. The text references Samuel Small, discussions with Cal Institute, and claims of church interference in regional education and governance.
Fragmented Oakland era notes recount a chaotic scene with names like Walter Howe and Bobby. The text mentions a nurse, a dining room, and a tense moment at a table, with disjointed dialogue about a dinner guest and seating.
The article recalls prominent New England figures who helped shape California in the early days. It mentions Bryant of San Francisco, Abel Starne, William St. Hwan, Pelton, and others, noting Massachusetts pioneers who migrated to California, joined privateers, cattle hides trades, or married locals. It references Monterey, San Bernardino, and the 1849 era, highlighting cross coast links and notable individuals from the region.
A fragmentary late 19th or early 20th century style item reports an actress photographed with macabre makeup resembling a corpse. The piece references a gloomy undertaker wagon, eerie scenes, and unsettled crowds, with garbled names and events interspersed throughout the damaged text.
Fragmented OCR text discusses passage of a bill in the Empire government organ. It notes debate or disagreement on MeKtae yl and political maneuvers. Readable facts are limited, but reference to opportunity, the question, and government stance hints at a constitutional or parliamentary issue.
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