Unclear OCR Summary of Eastern and Middle States Politics
Fragmented text references elections votes in the Eastern and Middle states, a New York office with large sums and securities, a Boston boot and shop business, and a financial failure tied to Thayer & Co with liabilities around 600000. Also mentions Rev Dr M a New York Catholic pastor involved in Henry George canvass and his political statements drawing approval controversy.
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Middle States
REV. J. Hyart
Arcu Mane
New York
Becay
Boston
Thayer & Co
Dr. M
Henry George
Sasaki
Governor grants respite to condemned man in Richmond
Governor Lee on the 8th granted T J Cluverius a five week respite before his planned hanging at Richmond on the 1th for the murder of Fannie Lillian Madison. Reports note coffers in Texas and a separate incident in York county where four African Americans decapitated a boy who uncovered theft. two confessed. Other items include a bank president in Fort Wayne taking a pistol shot, indictments of Missouri Regulators, a deadly fire in St Louis, and maritime losses on the Great Lakes with $1.5 million in damages. The National Trades Union Convention in Columbus elected Samuel Gompers to lead the American Federation of Labor. Emily Brown of Baltimore was murdered by two colored men who planned to sell her body to a medical college. the men confessed and named a college janitor.
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Lee
T. J. Cluverius
Richmond
Fannie Lillian Madison
Texas
York County
Oscar A. Sorons
First National Bank
Fort Wayne
Ind
Missouri
Douglass
Tane
United States Grand Jury
Springfield
St. Louis
National Trades Union
Columbus
Ohkio
Samuel Gompers
Knights of Labor
American Federation of
Nominations and Budgets in Federal Briefs and Death Notice
Secretary Bayanp sends to Congress the Canadian fishery correspondence and nominations by the President including Thomas Moonlight of Leavenworth to Wyoming Governor Arthur Thomas of Pennsylvania to the Utah Commission and naval appointments. Internal Revenue tax on margarine eyed at 1 million annually. Indian Appropriation bill totals 5.178 million a 350 thousand cut from current estimates. Abraham Dowdney Lonertennan of New York City dies suddenly at home in the Metropolis born in Ireland 1840. Knights of Labor meet with Senator Blair to discuss the Blair Education bill advising large government education funds distribution.
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Bayanp
Congress
Thomas Moonlight
Leavenworth
Kansas
Wyoming Territory
Arthur Thomas
Pennsylvania
Utah Commission
Naval Service
Internal Revenue
House Committee
Abraham Dowdney
Loner Tennan
New York City
Metroplis
Ireland
Global coastal storms and wrecks report across Europe and beyond
A naval storm hit Britain causing shipping disaster with a vessel foundering off Dym hurch and six drowned. Danish coast, Southport lifeboats wrecked with thirteen men killed. A stone struck Berlin palace window and a man arrested. Other items note Ecuador revolution, a French premier change, a failed London merchant firm, and a Holmforth drowning.
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Great Britain
Dym Hurch
Josep W. HaRpen
United States
Munich
Bavaria
Queensland
Cleveland
Mexico
Ecuador
Renz Gosret
Southport
England
Emperor Williams
Berlin
King of Roumania
Cotrocene
Vark & Son
London
Holmforth
Joshua Woodcock
Mixed summaries from Michigan to federal notices
Crarves Brown and wife danced in Manistee when he died of heart disease after two hours of marriage. Ex Governor Charles Crossweun dies in Adrian born 1825 Newburgh NY later Michigan governor. Knights of Labor seek coal sales but railroads refuse transport. President’s nominees sent to Senate after adjournment. Cullom introduces bill to raise Government Printing Office wages. British forces clash with insurgents in Burma two insurgents killed. Russian student protests market the government. Oleomargarine tax violator arrested in Philadelphia for un stamped product. Boston mayoral race O’Brien wins. Hart and McNeill lose. Convict Cragies A. Locan pardoned for bravery. Sawmill boiler explosion in Evansville injures eight and kills one. Howe Committee Tariff bill provisions total 1 671 905 dollars.
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Crarves Brown
Manistee
Mich
CaHariel M. Crossweun
Adrian
Newburgh
N. Y
Michigan
Intrors
Knights of Labor
Congress
Senate
Cullom
Burmush
Russia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
James Hutchinson
O'Brien
Boston
O’brien
Hart
McNeill
Cragies A. Locan
Jefferson (Mo.)Penitentiary
Marmaduke
Evansville
Ind
Howe Committee
Congress debates tariffs and suffrage amendments in late 19th century session
Recounted House and Senate activities from August 2 1886 including debates on a constitutional amendment granting women suffrage, tariff revisions, and protection policies. Members Hoar Sewell Morritt Dawes McPherson Butler and others spoke. executive sessions noted. Bills on trade dollars pensions jetties and oleomargarine acted upon. death notice of Representative Dewdney cited.
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Judiciary
Hoar
Cis
United States
Senate
Sewell
Morritt
Congress
Messrs. Beck
Kirra Day
McPherson
Butler
Charleston Harbor
Morrill
Dawes
House
Dewdney
New York
Committee On Finance
Harrison
Edmunds
Congress Debates Tariff Relief and Electoral Count Bill
The House debates free duty for rebuilding Eastport Me after the October 1830 fire. Amendments on the Electoral Count bill pass after conference, while a bill to create a Department of Agriculture and Labor faces opposition. Memorials mark death of Abraham Dowdney as sessions continue with land and public works measures.
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Boutelle
Eastport
Breckenridge
Ark
Blastport
Maine
Iil
Committee On Public Lands
Territories
Senate
United States
Messrs
Weaver
Breckenbridge
Gibson
Reagan
Tucker
Department of Agriculture and Labor
Randall
Campbell
New York
Abraham Dowdney
House
Petera
Kansas
State of
Brule River
N. J
National Hotel Company of
New Jersey
Sandy Hook
Sum Summer Resort
Oates
Ala.s
Lawler
Mn White
Penn
Springer
Dakota
Montana
Washington
New Mexico
Secretary of the Treasury
Payson
Committee On
Public Lands
Wright
T. Vent
Cox
Holman
Ind
Kelley
One National Park
Hammond
Ryan
Kan
Fort Worth Train Robbery by Four Cowboys Stuns Passengers
Four masked men robbed a Fort Worth bound mail and express train at daylight. They robbed passengers including Miss Kate Haas and Mrs. Chambers, with about $12,000 in cash and diamonds valued at roughly $4,000 left behind in haste. Local officers chased the gunmen, who rode off on nearby horses after the ambush.
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Kort Worth
Ayers
C. G. Miller
United States
Twentyfourth Infantry
Connors
Fort Sill
Conndyn
Kate’Haas
Fort Worth
Chambers
Ps 1
N. Y
Wittick
Carthage
Bellevue
Frost
McLain
Montague
Marshal Black
Bowie
Polgne
Notable figures in musical and dramatic arts abroad
The piece cites Lawrence Barrett as the most-read plays in four years. Wilson Barret in Philadelphia. Joan Owens, a veteran comedian, dies near Balore. Nana Patti’s tour income as highlighted by Howard in Boston. Smith a prima donna in Milan. Maud Melville studying light opera. King Luis of Portugal translating Shakespeare. Epcar Fawcett’s King Arthur slated for January. Jennie Dickerson praised in England with Carli Rosa Company. Vienna bouquet ban at Imperial theatres. Count Hoennrrra declines $4,500 pay. Marie Roze Mareason acclaimed in Glasgow with university students presenting a diamond locket and dragging her carriage to her hotel.
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Lawrence Barrett
Wilson Barret
Philadelphia
Joan E. Owens
Vdteran
Balore
Mmna
Patti
Joz Howard
New York
Boston
Smith
Milan
Michigan
Maud Melville
Melville
King Luis
Portugal
Shakspeare
Epcar Fawcett
King Arthur
Marie Roze Mareson
Glasgow
Hisa
Modern Japan and Mutsu Hito in transition to a parliamentary system
The Chicago Tribune discusses Japan under Mutsu Hito from 1868 to 1869, noting his rise after his father’s death in 1867 and marriage to Princess Haruko. It portrays Japan as moving toward liberal governance with an unlimited executive, aiming for a modern, progressive nation and a future elected parliament.
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Japan
Ratibas
Iodores
United States
Marek Sy
Mutsu Hito
Kloto
Komei Tenno
Rofee
Mindo
Haruko
Chicago Tribune
Equine Dentistry Arrives in St. Louis With Dr. Kelly
The St. Louis Critic notes Dr. J. Kelly introduces equine dentistry in the area after years of use in the East. Previously teeth were merely aligned or decayed teeth extracted. Now dental fillings relieve pain, aid tricky horses, and keep road animals in better health for travel and work.
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St. Louis
J. ©. Kelly
Kelly
Fancies of Children and Notable Remedies Mentioned
A collection of small anecdotes including a child’s view on clouds and heaven, followed by notes on St Jacobs Oil, counterfeit rubles, and Red Star Cough Cure. Also mentions a calico quilt with unique pieces and a promotional pitch for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for uterine disorders.
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Pierce
Fragmented text hints at medical cures and ads in old newspaper
Blurred OCR includes mentions of Dr Sage's Tre, Allen's Lung Balsam, Bates Disease, and Swamp-Root remedies. Also references Hallett & Co. advertising at Portlandage offering at home work. Disjointed phrases show period advertising style and miscellaneous notes.
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N. WY
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Harper's Magazine
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Switzerland
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Viola, Tenn
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Hall
Sheruse
Fredonia
Frodo
Dr. Sage
B. Ball
Allen
Hallet & Co
Portlindge
Hallett & Co
Opium Allen’s
Cockle
C. N. Crittenton
American Rural Home
Rochester
N.Y
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Law
Danielson
Manly
Q. R. Parsons
Rural Home Co., Ltd
Ycaor
RocuEster N.Y
Plaka
Dary
Binghamton
Ely
USA
Seth Thomas
Lydia
General Bartinger
For All
U. S
Biation
Ensinore
R. BR. Ohn
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Hiriware
Woodbury
Canada
Allen & Co
Kennedy N. Y
Frazer Axle Ogra Woeep
Balary
Area One
Andard Silvery CO
Mass
Thurston
Opit Humane Remedy CO
LaFayette
Radway
Iradway
Radway's
Jebster
Ube
Spain
Cons Iorda
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano CO
Chicago
Dr. Scott
Scott
Broadway
Berder
Cailota
Pear
C& OC
Fletcher
Aberdeen
Valentineros
Danesville
Wis
Holly
Soliiers & Fetrs
Flenner & Co
Washington,d. CO
Lieut. Schwatka
Nugent Robinson
W. T. Hornaday
C. A. Stephens
T. W. Knox
W. H. Gilder
C. F. Holder
F. W. Calkins
S. Cox
Lieut. Shufeldt
Perry Mason & Co., Publishers
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