Fragmentary OCR leads to unclear regional notice
The readable text mentions various names and places in a fragmented way such as Gayville Fort Laza El Dorado and Montana. It hints at wages prices and a stage line but lacks coherent events or dates. Overall the passage reads as a jumble of incomplete notes and names without a clear news item or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Salisbury
Imer
Fort Lazare
Supera Daily Mail
Hat Creek
Jamie
Montana
Hills
el Dorado
Inauguration Day in Washington Hayes Takes Office
The report covers Hayes inaugural ceremonies in Washington March 6 1877 with the procession to the Capitol the oath by the Chief Justice and the cabinet and the crowd’s reactions General Grant and Senator Sherman attended the events as ex presidents and dignitaries from across the nation witnessed the elaborate pageant and the new administration outlined its aims for reconstruction civil service reform and pacification of the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hayes
Sherman
Executive
Grant
Capitol
District of Columbia
Washington Circle
White House
Amos Webster
Morrill
Executive Mansion
Whipple
U. S. Artillery
U.S. Artillery
U.S. Marines
Washington Light Infantry Corps
Washington Light Guards
Washington Artillery
District of Columbia Colored Militia
Columbus
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Michigan
Central Association of States
Fire Department
Columbus Cadets
Treasury Building
Senate
Scott
Seniator Sherman
Minnie Hayes
Stanley Matthews
Lady Thornton
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
House
Wancock
Terry
Senate Chamber
Edward Thornton
War and Navy Departments
The
Treasury
United States
Supreme Courts
Gen. Grant
Ma. Gorham
Wheeler
McCreery
Committee of Arrangements
House of Representatives
Forty-Fifth Congress
Capitol Grounds
Stayes
Congress
United Voice
Europe
Supreme Judiciary
Pennsylvania Avenue
Trayes
Nso
Tayes
South
Gordon
Tayesas
Hampton
South Carolina
Military Academy
West Point
Army
War Department
Ile
Secretary of War
Schofield
Military Department
Slayes
Senator Key
Key
Wey
Tyram Warris
Ife
Garfield
Blaine
Louisiana
Nicholls
Packard
Kellogg
Morton
Conkling
Chicago Journal
Thompson
Tyner
Hoar
Dawes
Gov. Rice
Devens
Schurz
Evarts
President Hayes
William M. Evarts
the Treasury
John Sherman
the Interior
Carl Schurz
Missouri
Richard W. Thompson
Indiana
Navy
Charles Devens
Massachusetts
David M. Key
Wetmnessee
George W. McCrary
Towa
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Lly Good Renough
Td Peter
Ing Co
Gayville
Nerous
Cent Banke
Saeed
Heyenne
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Marc
Telegraphic
Ernest
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