Fragmented 19th Century Notices From A Missouri Paper
A dense OCR mash lists tax figures for New York baseballists, labor temple ideas, underground tube plans, pink butter coloring in Minnesota law, relic finds in Jerusalem, a Chickamauga bravery note, railroad bicycle competition stats, a Transmississippi stamps plan, postal savings bank advocacy, global power shares in 1897, and various local and national notes from St Louis and New York. Names include Samuel Simisos, Frank G. Tyrrell, and Thomas J. Episux Jr. places mentioned include Madabe, Palestine, Denver, Lamar, and Omaha. The items mix history, science, labor, and politics with no single cohesive story.
News of the Week Personal and Political
A broad survey of political moves and personal calamities across the nation. Highlights include testimony on civil service reform, nominations to China, a Boston mayoral re-election, tribal court actions in Washington, violent incidents, fires, and notable deaths and accidents amid a turbulent federal and regional scene.
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Senate
House
Jostan M. Quincy
Boston
Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Tuk
Kan
Charles 0 Bryan
Tliaois
China
Maree Lena
Hemimnr
Herbert
Mra
Balltnaton Bourn
American Volunteers
New York
Persipext Lawren Stoan
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Lackawanna System
Cisniem A. Piltonvry
St Maul
Minn
Iaxpo
Gen. Blanco
Bicycle manners and gear from a bygone era
Advices on riding in public, using proper handlebars, engraving monograms on wheels, and winter gear like castor gloves and fur wrist cuffs. Warns against excessive bell ringing yet urges necessary alerts for funerals. Mentions fashionable light clothing and corset removal for cyclists, with outdated phrasing and a stray garbled tail.
Love and Sympathy The Only Feeling Entombed by Salvation Army
A compact notice reflects on love and sympathy expressed by Salvation Army members as a community sentiment. It highlights the organization’s charitable outreach and devotion to aiding those in need.
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Salvation Army
Booth and Booths Illness Involving Mrs Booth Tucker
Sympathy messages and prayers from over seas relate to Mrs Booth Tucker and Commander Ballington Booth. The Salvation Army leadership expresses love and unceasing prayer amid Mrs Booth Tucker illness and separation from the Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mee Thioth
Salvation Army
Cumumander Booth
Unllimand
Wilumtiern
Mes Mooth
Dav Lok
Convicted of Murder on Light Seas in 19th Century Case
John Anderson Wassny was found guilty of murdering Willian Wallace Saunders, mate of the schooner Giver Pecker, on the Light seas August the sixth Just. He faces hanging on March eighteenth unless the U S Supreme Court intervenes. Jury verdict followed late Wednesday after counsel argued anew. judge overruled motion for a new trial and sentenced the prisoner with little movement from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitlam Wallace
Nontronk
John Anderson
Wass
Willian Wallace Saunders
Giver Pecker
Supreme Court of the United States
Yeate
Anderson
Golf
Lut
Wage reductions at the San Francisco Mint official notice
An official treasury action lowers wages at the United States Mint in San Francisco. About 18 employees will have pay cut, with most workers dropping from six to five dollars per day. Reductions span the general, assay, melter and refiners, and coiner departments, totaling thousands of dollars. The new arrangement begins January 1.
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Canifornia Mat
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Mint
San Francisco
San Prancisco
Coivers
Perstese Loldliers Massicred
Lasnos
Tlong
Congo Free State
Telegraphic Notes From Dubois and Abroad
Reports from Duboi and Washington recount a shooting death during escape efforts. Guatemala’s minister cites ungrounded statements about political prisoners and a vast fraud involving 7 million dollars swindled from 50 000 people by the Dean Company. The piece mentions major arrests, a double death in Indiana, a Kansas asylum escapee captured in Buffalo, a coal railroads cartel plan, and a Bengal push for the gold standard with India currency gaps.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Siinis
Collinville
Tex
Varley & Clift
Colfax
Wash
Chadwick Marshall
John McDonald
Orville Hayden
Farmington
Alirrie
Auguste Goeke
Hallettsville
Pranklin Street
Cleveland
Bre
Johns, & Co
Madison Street
Chicago
Dawes Creek
Newton County
W. H. Hughes
A. H. Dolphin
John W. Bright
Samuel Sevier
Erta N. Vinetax
Filrl
Co-Operative
Dallas
Ves
Frena Scmmre
New York
Andrews Furniture Company
Whiteesp
San Antonio
Johnson Grass
James Renbow
Little River
Jons Laswett
Horace Wathen
West Point
Philadelia
Penie Nee Sons Bs
Roter
Duboi
Stéven Spellen
Miehset
Gautentale
Washington
Ttm
Defamct
EM Dean Company
New York City
Charles 5S
Mary Charlotte Chapman
South Bend
Ind
Chapman
James A. Nolan
Topeka
Kan
Kansas State Asylum
Buffalo
Kansas
Ohio Senatorship Fight Opens As Hanna Forces Rally
Ohio politics heats up as Charles Kurtz in Columbus scales up efforts to defeat Senator Hanna. Key Ohio Republican figures including Judge Nash and Mary Daugherty visit Hanna in Cleveland for strategy talks amid impending campaign maneuvers.
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Hanna
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Kurtz
Columbus
Judge Nash
Republican Executive Committee of
Marry Daugherty
State Central Committee
John S. Malloy
House of Representatives
Col
Alexander Cain
State Senate
D. D. Woodman
A. J. Case
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Character in the Walk Portraits in 19th Century Pedestrian Moods
The piece analyzes gait to reveal character traits from agitation to cont living. It notes slow careful steps for contemplation, heavy flat-footed strides for obstinacy, short nervous steps for miserliness, and light lively steps for a gay nature. It mentions military trained grace as unmatched. It briefly references an aid for the earl of Milltown in distress in India and daughters married to Indian railroad workers.
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Mr. Gladstone
Earl of Milltown
India
Young Men in Congress in the Fifty Fifth Session
Special Washington Letter notes a surge of young men in the Fifty Fifth Congress as it convenes, contrasting with earlier unrest and party splits in early 1908. The piece highlights the shift in national life and the influence of youthful legislators on the new session.
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Washington
Lecow
Atlantic Coast
Young Men Rise in Congress From Utah and Georgia
The piece notes rising younger lawmakers like James M. Briggs of Georgia and W. K. King of Utah, detailing Briggs as a popular, witty 36 year old judge turned congressman with silver Democratic roots. It highlights Kings’s 34 years, Utah roots, silver platform support, and election landslide margins amid a pro Bryan stance.
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Bse
Jett
Congress
James M. Briggs
Georgia
Riggs
Utah
Hon. W. K. King
King
Hancock
New England
University of Michigan
State Senate
Supreme Court of
Territory of
Chicago
East
Bryan
Washington
Young politicians of 19th century era hailed as rising orators
The piece profiles several young lawmakers such as Hop W. W. Kitchen 30 and Thomas M. Jett 34 highlighting their backgrounds, fights in Congress, and early political promise. It notes Kitchen's Independence Day speech and Jett's rise from farm work to law, praising Wheeler and Young for vigor, intellect, and leadership potential.
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Webster
Calhoun
Lincoln
Hop. W. W. Kitchen
North Carolina
House
Congress
Washington
Sibley
Illinois
Thomas M. Jett
Hillsboro
Mr. Jett
Fragmented OCR yields tooth-tortured patient scene
The readable segments describe a tooth pain scenario and a patient restrained in wards. Scattered phrases mention a man in the car and an event tied to a hospital setting with implied injury or distress. The text is garbled and lacks a clear named event or full context.
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Minnesota
Dresden
Axavot Jerusalem
Madabe
Palestine
Samuel Simisos
Chickamauga
Breckenridge
Tree
Men of
St Louis
Central Christian Church
Frank G. Tyrrell
Lamar
England
Kansas City
Colorado
Thomas J. Episux, Jr
Ellison
Mr. Edinon
Temple of Labor
International Labor Exchange
Orange
N. Y
Pensylvania
Gary
Omaha
Reb
Stonetany Wilson
Statesman
France
German Empire
Austria-Hungary
Japan
Netherlands
Ottoman Empire
1&P
Chicago Times
Hersla
Telegraph and Mail
Kond Koudsen
Washi
Korway
Nion
Thames
London
Chestnut Street National Bank
Chestnut Street Trust & Saveings Fund Company
Philadelphia
Crmgreas
Kaiserstahl Pit
Dortmund
Protsay
Leiter and
Armour
George French
Lester Holding
Bollers
Choctaw Coal Mining Company
Gowan
J. T
Albert Wittenmeyer
Emison
Stonerany Anant
China, Pembroke and Webster Cotton Willy
Suncock
Edwards County
Nueces River
Rock Springs
Lhe
Chandler
Ye Wu
Tur
American Missionary Association
A. F of Ly
Nashville
Tenn
Uth
Gage
Afton
Neb
Puipit
Interior Department
Oklahom
Altoona
Chicago & Alton Road
St. Louis Limited
Pontiac
Merchants’ Bridge
St. Louis
Pensinger
McCullough
W. H. Cobb
Missouri
Sioux City
Auditorium
Texas
Commander Ballington Booth
Samuel C. Perry
Edward J. Gibbons
Perry
Gibbons
Johan ¥. George
Wader
Julia V. George
Muary George
Mary Anderson
Adele Ritchie
Julia Marlowe
Nero
Charles B. Dilingham
Misa Marlowe
Europe
Barsh Bernhardt
Eleanore Dune
Nausea
Merlin
Whedls
Antig
Bengal Chamber of Commerce
Knud Knudsen
Norway
Knudsen
Co. II
Fifteenth Regiment
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
New Yoas
Blanco
Cuba
Gomez
Bianco
Junta
Liberte
Representative White
Liberia
White
Owen L. W. Smith
Dee
W. W. Andrews
Western Reserve
Society For Savings
Mr. Andrews
Cimicago
Tosetti Cafe
Clark and
Dearbors
Wasuixotos
Alma National Bank of
Alma
Wilhelm Joest
Bruix
National Zeitung
Australia
Tye Kitehem
Norm
Carslinn
Ase Duve
Ier
Joseph W. Bailey
House of Representative
Hawaii
Charles K. Wheeler
Kentucky
Wheeler
Virginia
Norfolk
W. A. Young
Old Dominion
Mr. Young
Nibherto
Trywn
Sewal
Silver
Apollo
Baurtolome Masso
Cuban
Phace
Ras Clewie
Salacy Fee Eas
Coletons
Times Herald
Klondine
Klondike
WGN LO
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Uy
Piladelohig
Parkebburg
Cincinnati
Texarkana
Paso
Tony
San Franciaco
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Pittsburgh
Cineinnati
Ilinois Central
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Washington Post
Detroit
Washington Demerat
Atchison Globe
Atching Globe
Chicago News
Hood
Alabama
Renee
Shan
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