Bland Mares Plans and Debates Over Direct Taxation Costs
In Wasnrmorom Feb 14 the debate on Bland’s plan continues with Walker accusing Gilver Cotmage of costing the county 40 million. The discussion centers on direct taxation and possible relief bills. Supporters argue a democratic majority would vindicate the effort and future legislation.
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Walker
Coajgrans
Bland
Damontralia
Treasury
Rep
Cali
Baer
Belog
Pey Rawlins
Utah
Ballard's Soow Lin...in Oklahoma Legislature Session
A fragment describes Oklahoma House and Senate activity on a bill about territorial authority and legislative procedures. Lawmakers discuss a measure to compel a territorial designation, with debates on amendments and references to corporations.
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Penatea
Segiolatura
Oklahoma
Call
Fia
Ranrom Corporationa
Senate
Unclear OCR fragment on payments and items
Fragmentary text hints at names and items with numbers but is largely unreadable. Key entities and details are not extractable. no coherent event or outcome emerges from the legible portions.
Breckinridge Pollard Case Receives Ongoing Depositions
Testimony continues before Commissioner Fred Hinkle in the Breckinridge Pollard case. Depositions are to be taken from eight of Sister Bu geetine, mother superior since 1881, and other witnesses, as the defense claims to have established a perfect defense.
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Breckinridge Pollard
Cmonmati
Dofenar
Fred Hinkle
Ainest
Child 'Ith al I
Asylum
Bugeetine
Efense
Imprisoned Miners Rescued Efforts Continue at Plymouth
Rescue teams drill through a failed Plymouth mine as officials report seventy feet of wall to remove before accessing the shaft. Superintendent Davis voices cautious optimism while rescue work proceeds amid dangerous conditions.
Acquittal in Fort Douglas Killing Case
Bare Lane February 14 Sorgt Frederick Linne a 16th of entry regular army stationed at Fort Douglas was acquitted today of murder for killing W Laon 7 at a fence on Pune Sheffield Linne won motion of the United States attorney McGurrie ruled out of a competitive exam in the third district court without other reason given the matter remains unsettled
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Boldver
Bare
E. McGurrie
Third District Court
Opposition to Whisky Tax Sparks Senate Debate
Senator Frye introduced remote cases of the National Wowonatian Tom oo Union against the tax on whisky. The measure centers on the purchase and use of whisky and questions its public impact, with discussion opening this morning in the Senate.
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Wasumorton
Senate
Frye
Shorthand and Typewriting Instructor Seeks Low Rates
A fragmented note lists J. J. daatics as a shorthand and typing teacher offering typewriting services at low rates. The text is garbled and partially unreadable but suggests affordable instruction in typing.
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Chool
J. J. Daatics
Ees
Fideatia
Great Auction Brief Sparks Local Interest
An unclear note hints at a community auction involving a person named John Harrimson at Carn Sleek. The fragment mentions a celebration of a prize and a featured attendee. Further readable details are unavailable.
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John Harrimgson
Train Robbers Fire at Fort Wayne Road Passengers
Two colored highwaymen attempted to rob the 11:30 day coach on the Fort Wayne road after it left the station. They struck a passenger and fired revolvers, firing into the top of the coach as they searched. One is believed wounded.
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Fort Wayne Road
Legislature Adopts Resolution On State Representation
Desvan Colorado February 17. Both houses adopt a resolution asking the state's representatives in Congress to obtain seats for a steno state. Water litigation prompts possible rail rate adjustments with a quick excursion after adjournment. Washington February 14. Senator elect McLaurin Mississippi expected to arrive and be sworn in to participate in the executive session and vote on Peckham nomination for judge. Senator Pugh says the majority against Peckham would be four to eight.
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Desvan
Colo
Cous Y
Jan Fon
Wasmroros
McLaurin
Mississippi
Peckham
Pugh
Petition Plea for Coal Aid During Severe Missouri Storm
Healey on the Missouri Pacific railroad filed a petition dated February 10 from Toraxa Kas requesting immediate fuel relief as residents face coal shortages and money scarcity after a devastating storm. The plea notes people have only cow chips left to burn for three days.
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Toraxa
Kas
Healey
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Ex Secretary Foster's Assets Revealed in Public Statement
Oxerscann Feb 14 Ex Gov Foster's assets show Foster & Co value at $790 and the items in $43,000. his total net worth stands at $196,778 as disclosed in a public statement.
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Foster
Oxerscann
Foster & Co
Denver Mint Gold Purchases Reach New High
Denver dated February 14 reports today’s gold purchases at the Denver mint totaling $45,900 the largest single day. The February total climbs to $158,000, surpassing the same period last year.
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Denver
Denver Mint
Congress man W. L. Wilson plans Mexico trip after illness
Kawase Crry Feb 14 Congress man W. L. Wilson of West Virginia ended a morning illness stronger than expected. His physician says no danger remains and he plans to resume his journey to Mexico tomorrow.
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Kawase Crry
W. L. Wilson
West Virginia
Washington
Mexico
Fire at Newark oil warehouse causes heavy loss
A major blaze at the P. H. Preston & Co. oil warehouse in Newark New Jersey today destroyed the oil storage and buildings the fire resulting in an estimated loss of 200 000 with the elevators and mill structures also damaged no insurance coverage reported
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Newark
N. J
P. H. Preaton & Co
Personal staff movements and relocations noted across cities
King is in Denver. Ajame is in St Louis. Kelley went to Cripple Creek yesterday. Eubanks returned to Grover Hot Springs heading to Springfield Arkansas. Painter went over the Northern yesterday. Nicholls, the inspector, arrived from the north last evening. Barkwell leaves today for Dapple Creek to practice his profession.
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PA. King
Denve
H. B. Ajame
St. Louis
J. B. Kelley
Cripple Creek
Joo. Eubanks
Grover - Hot Gor
Springe
Ark
J. K. Painter
Yeatenday
Nicholls
de. M. CO. Barkwell
Dapple Creek
Fractured Ad Promises Free Liver Treatment Trial
Vague medical pitch claims a “sound liver” cures ailments and offers seven free trial bottles. The garbled text misstates symptoms and urges readers to obtain a supposed liver remedy without clear evidence or verifiable details.
Unclear note on Price's Cream Baking Powder sale
Fragmentary OCR mentions Price's Cream Baking Powder and a monetary amount per unit or purchase. The text is garbled, with references to a sale or price in cash and a rushed village context, lacking coherent details or full names.
Free Public Employment Bureaus to Be Established in Cities
New York Legislature aims to reestablish free public employment offices in cities with 75 000 or more inhabitants. A statewide system would appoint superintendents, track applicants, prevent fees, and allow smaller cities to create similar offices. The measure cites Ohio’s success and notes widespread use by firms and workers seeking labor.
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Bates
Ter Uber Eanteel
Paris
Ohio
Bureau of Labor Atatisticn of
Lewis
Incomplete OCR Briefing on German Factory Labor
The readable fragments mention Bavaria factory inspector and hours of labor, strikes, and socialist activity. It notes daily hour consistency, diminishing strike funds, and party membership changes before strikes. Specific dates or names are not clear due to garbled text.
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Bavaria
More Colonists Move Into Wheatland Wyoming
A group of thirteen Colorado farmers went to Wheatland to select farms while a Greeley carpenter began erecting homes. D McCallum and Harry Crain arrived to arrange amber business, signaling Wheatland progress. Elk hunting by local officials is noted and a grain granary theft of about 800 pounds of elk meat is reported.
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Wyoming Development Company
Colorado
Wheatland
Greeley Carpenter
D. McCallum
Harry Crain
Wyoming
Mayor Thorpe
Marshal Skedd
J. F. Hodge
Pat Hynes
Rock Springs
Hodge
Untitled Advertisement Claims Cough Remedy Effectiveness
Fragmentary ad copy touts a cough remedy for throat relief and claims lasting benefits. The text references a royal king and a “million have passed” claim, but details and product name are unclear due to damage.
Inventions and Patents in American Life
The article urges rapid pursuit of inventions and improvements as a national priority. It warns against incompetent patent counsel and the “no patent, no pay” scheme, urging readers to seek skilled help and beware losses from improper advice. It cites a Washington address for a patent service.
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Washington Toe
Famine crowds crush woman during bread riot at office
In a Chicago World report, Anna Lindgren dies as she fights for bread outside a crowded office. Officers push back desperate crowds while county agent Hap blames limited space for the tragedy and authorities extend access to the street. The scene underlines severe hunger and chaos as clerks admit only a few at a time.
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Anna Lindgren
Lindgren
Mra
Hap
Chicago
New York World
Advertisement Drawn Dozens Offerings For Office Manager Post
A New York Sunday paper ad promised a permanent office manager position. Within hours the ad drew 417 responses, with many applicants formerly self employed. One candidate’s bid failed, and a large portion of the replies were from men seeking work.
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Adis
New York
Busines
The Diocletian wage scale in A D 809 details
The earliest known wage system fixes pay across the Roman empire. Diocletian sets a daily rate of 90 cents for a shepherd and a day laborer and mule driver receive the same, while a baker earns 40 plain cents.
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Roman Empire
Diocletian
Prominent Lesurasce Man Succumbs to Influenza
H M Blossom senior partner at H M Blossom & Co of 217 North Third Street suffered a distressing illness from influenza. A remedy previously given by Sabin briefly relieved symptoms until a dose of Horehound elixir was taken, after which his condition worsened.
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H. M. Blossom
H. M. Blossom & Co
North Third
Sabin
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