Ingersoll and Wieland publish Brainerd gossip reel
A scanned page notes diverse items from world and local affairs. It mentions Gexpxar G W Jones the first US Senator Iowa sent to Washington living in Dubuque at 88, Henny Vatuaga writing German Empire history, and various oblique social anecdotes from New Orleans to Columbus. It also references Kipling on New York, Greek and Danish royalty travel, and anarchist scares in Madrid and Spain.
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Gexpxar
G. W. Jones
United States
Iowa
Washington
Dubuque
Washington News Summary From The Capital Dispatches
The Washington wire bundle reports a tax investigation into Judge Boardman of Louisiana, testimony plans by subcommittees, and various political movements. It notes naval matters, political closures, and scattered international items including Turkey, France, and Portugal, with local public notices and crime brief items threaded through the page.
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Drsagny
Miscellany of 1900s News Clippings and Oddities
A mosaic of brief items reports anniversaries and launches from diverse venues. Highlights include Paget Sound discovery, a New Jersey governor calling a special session, a World’s Fair land dispute, and a gate of sea and land curiosities. Also noted are a Nebraska snow event, Iowa wheat outlook, Hartford cathedral dedication, a Standard Oil acquisition rumor, and a gunboat launching in Bath Maine. A Helena jury awards damages to a travelling salesman against Union Pacific. Chicago judges resolve a seating matter. Detroit nurses protest hospital food. and publishing and clerical anecdotes close the column with humor. The mix spans politics, industry, transportation, religion, and social tensions of the era.
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Paget Sound
New Jerey
Bese
North
Dakota
Jane
Land ‘Cove
Nayounos Nexpotasvas
America
Nebrask
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Hartford
Conn
Hennesey
Dubuque
Independent Oil Company
St. Paul
United States
Bath Tron Works
Bath
Helena
Mont
John J. Heese
Union Pacific Railway
Minnesota and nearby states news in a nutshell
White Earth Indians report a fair sugar harvest. In Winona a jury found George Fockens guilty of second degree assault. Mrs. Mary Croft of Lake City died at eighty from apoplexy. Marsh convicted of grand larceny at Mankato. Duluth robbed of revolvers and cutlery worth about $0m. A street car fell into an embankment at Mankato injuring Thos and George Saulpaugh. Juries awarded $10,000 to J. F. Jones in Redwood Falls. Little Falls plans an opera house on First Street. Ella Young leaves Albert Lea College for a new post at Kindall College. Northfield board of trade considers proposals from Edward Nelson. Camp Lakeview discussions. Mullen visits Lakeview. Philadelphia lightning rod maker arrested for farming-for-farmers scheme. Camp Lakeview favored contest responses. Ongoing legal and political notices across North Dakota and South Dakota with bridge plans, tax, and school events. Various rail and local business incidents reported from Fergus Falls to Yankton and beyond.
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Minnesota
George Fockens
Winona
Sophie Heller
Mary Croft
Lake City
H.C. Terrell
Charles M. Marsh
Mankato
W. Meining & Co
East Superior Street
Duluth
Thos
George Saulpaugh
Minneapolis
Saulpaugh
Redwood Falls
J. F. Jones
Yarmer
Jones
Little Falls
First Street
Ella Young
Albert Lea College
the Toilers College
Boiler Makers’ Association
Columbus
Ohio
International Machinists
Chicago
John Pine
Tudianaphiis Grand Mastering
Paris
Brotherhood of Loe
Mankato Hare
Fergus Falla
Soe Tua Brea Brothers
Venice Boys
Ed Wing
Vondica Ors
Ege Wiens
Norere
Thial School
Northfield Board of Trade
Hdward Nelon
Denmark
Mullen
Lakeview Fieange
Camp Lakeview
Sens Mallen
Lightning Rod
Siren
Tt Duble
Angles
Nick Uke
Foot River
Hobah
Cargill Brow
Ea'Cyome
Toover Ayere
Ex-Soldiers Society
Carver County
West Hotel
St Cloud
J. Raynard
Grand Centra
Geo
Park
Fergus Pail
Wright County
Wright
Skis Wien
Sear Creamery
Feitavorwon
Pemident
Mulebak
C. I. Braseiten
Ued
Edwin Ork
Damage and flooding hit Pierre and nearby towns
Rain flooded basements and cellars in Pierre Hoos and nearby areas. Streets like Tenth and Illinois and Olio saw depths up to three feet. Many houses were flooded. risk to crops and structures grew as thunder and continued rain weakened foundations and kept water rising in yards and lawns.
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Hoos
Waterton Lawn
Tenth Street
Illinois
Olio
Sixth Street
Pierre 4
Muelseng
Fragmented Telegrams Show Fires and Markets Report
A garbled telegram roundup reports a fire at a Brooklyn Warser institute with $100,000 loss, failed wool trades in Chicago, and several noted figures linked to earlier crimes. Market quotes for grains, oats, corn, and barley appear alongside Catholic funeral rites in Washington. The fragment references include Robert Ford, Jim Thompson, and inquiries into a Capitol burial service.
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Coughlin Britaly
Stooklyn
Denis Deahy & Co
Chicago
Robert I. Ford
Denver
Worshire
Northwestern
New York World
Bank Bargine
Red Leary
George Wilkes
Jim Thompson
New York
Ife
Bobbe
United States
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets Merge
A jagged OCR collage reports multiple incidents including killings, a court judgment against Ignatius Donnelly, land title disputes in Washington, and various legal and political items. Other notes cover college baseball results, state and territorial conventions, a domestic tragedy, and a Russian relief voyage, all with sparse details and erratic phrasing.
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Ignatius Donnelly
Choice. Hungry Higgins and the Paralyzed Preference
Fragment from a historical page presents dialect humor with characters Choice Hungry Higgins and Weary Watkins debating disability options, signaling regional color and storytelling voice. The line reflects social attitudes and humorous banter rather than a full narrative.
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Higgins
Watkins
Ancient Idol of Arkansas Revealed by Topeka Capital
An image of a prehistoric idol found near Avon Independence County Arkansas by relic hunters is described by the Topeka Capital. The seven inch high kneeling clay figure shows crude handwork with a carved nose ears and a possible headdress hole. It is the property of G W Hume of Strasburg Missouri and adds to knowledge of Mississippian era relics in the region.
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State Historical Society
Topeka
Avon
Independence County
Ark
G. W. Hume
Strasburg
Mississippi Valley
Aman
Terrace
Missouri
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Indiana
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder Claims Purity and Power
The advertisement extols Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as prepared with care from expensive materials and tested by chemists. It boasts no ammonia or alum, uniform strength, greater bulk, superior rising power, and the claim that it contains egg whites and never disappoints.
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Dr. Prices
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Moses Poe
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Jack Veston
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Clube
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Womien
Feite
Agian Fraver Davis
Negro
McDonoush
London
Turkey
Kixo Hewsier
Count Taverna
Vansador
Melbourne
Prince of Wales
Quebec
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Rothschilds
Frankfort-on-the-Saln
Gerny
Ramlely
Egypt
France
Portugal
Venezuela
St. Peters, Dura
H. Bovfield
Hackney
House of Commons
Sir Lewis
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Arrowsmith Neates
Foto. Brasil
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Louisiana
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Joux T. Costay
Winona Fe
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Milwaukee Road
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Johnny van Heest
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Pittsburg
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Tommy Dawworth
Mike Collins
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Young Mitchell
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Red River Valley National Bank
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War Department
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