Potts Chronicle Reports Feud Near Big fey Sa
A couriers dispatch from Deer Lodge details a heavy fight with substantial casualties. General Gib bon requests escort to protect wagon trains and expedite relief loads as troops entrench and pursue advancing forces. Reports place dates from August with scattered casualty tallies and movements through Montana and nearby posts.
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Ki Gibbon
Wien
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Hevena
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Geserst Gibbon
Deer Lodge
Ibdams
Abandoned Stew House Faces Unclear Outcome
Fragmentary notes suggest an abandonment issue at a stew house on a public street. The text mentions potential enforcement actions and uncertain results as of now.
Fragmentary Phrase About A Boat And Flight
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a boat and flight phrases with unclear subject or event. No identifiable people or organizations are preserved. The text lacks concrete details to form a full news item.
Quincy Mills Earned-Loss Report Confusing Entry
An obscure ledger note records a loss and valuation tied to Quincy Mills. The figures reference a $20,000 value and a $5,000 insurance amount, with unclear dates and associated names.
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Quincy Mills
Weather Report From Cincinnati August 13 9.05 A.M.
Fragmentary weather bulletin from Cincinnati shows possible signals and army observations for August 13 morning. Limited readable entities include weather terms and military references, but precise figures or locations beyond Cincinnati are unclear.
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U.S. Army
A. i
Weather notes show rising heat with warm fronts
A fragmented weather snippet references a big warmening rise at the western region with a high barometer and warm conditions. It mentions August and August 13-10 but the text is garbled and uncertain about exact details.
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Sng Baie
Canadian Country Views From Queenstown Heights Tour
A traveler recalls a Thorold visit to Niagara Falls noting the whirlpools and immense rocks. He describes Land's Lane battle-ground and the vantage points from Scott's Tower, Queenstown Heights, and Pt Magers with spray visible to all directions. The piece ends inviting readers to learn more about the Canadian country.
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Thorold
Etek
Land's Lane
Durin Batt
Eral Scott
Queenstown Heights
Magers
Totals unclear but mentions barrels and purchases
The piece notes a tug Covington Light Guard anxious to purchase, mentions nine new flag items, and references court docket items, including six boys fined for bathing in Lewisburg. It also lists county jail prisoners, marriage licenses issued in Covington, and local civic notes.
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Oity Coent
Lewisburg
Schmidt
Missouri
F. Heckins
Roe Peace
Mt. Lookout
Kenton Criminel Court
Covington
Mass Meeting Proposed to Endorse Governor Connor
August 15 in Port Laxp reports a proposition to hold a mass meeting of Administration Republicans to endorse Governor Connor. Letters from across the state urge support, while a convention could trigger a strong Blaine opposition aiming to siphon votes from Connor.
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Waspington
Carolina
South Carolina
Charleston
Blaine
President Hayes
Maine
General Butler
Philadelphia
Port Laxp
Connor
Cadet Northrup Drowned At West Point Reserve Pool
Newsre, N Y August 15 Cadet Northrup of the third dam West Point Military Academy drowned while bathing in the Hudson Saturday. His body is reported recovered. The deceased was from the West.
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Newsrre
N.Y
Cadet Northrup
West Point Military Academy
Hudson
West
Thaw Fatality Leads to Arrest in Fall River Case
A man in Fall River Massachusetts was arrested after a thermal incident caused the death of his wife within an hour. Police describe the event as a fatal outage linked to a thaw. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Fall River
Mass
Covington News Summary of Local Votes and Incidents
The paper reports on local election matters with licensing votes showing 149 for and 457 against, and notes a death from a nail injury to a 12 year old, plus details of community activities including a military company solicitation and a Saturday term appointment for a coroner.
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Aeady Cap
Tomas Drt.Low
Patrick Dilion
Rome
Smerry
Jane A. Rosinson
Cincinnati
Sunnyside
George Phillips
Independence Pike
Mr. Bostwick
John L. Davidson
Joseph Hariley
M. J. Leona
W. J. Sinclair
M. da Beer Carpenter
J. J. Dulaney
RP. Mallins
Wm. Scott
Turner Hall
Real estate transfers and notices in local records
Several property transactions are listed with buyers and prices, including W. N. Air to C. W. Kavanaugh and James Fennell heirs to John Goester, among others. Notices reference Hollowware molders’ wage talks, Swift mill activity, and a city court case detail.
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C. W. Kavenenans
de M. Coldwell
York and
Mayo Streets
C. W. Kavanaugh
Eliza JudAir
Henry Waterhouse
Sarah Waterhouse
Licking Valley Building Association
RB. With
J. E. Shannon
Bellevue
Duegle Popier
H Hell
C. Haae
Elm Street
Elizabeth
Patterson
Ollie Boyd
Keller
Marshal Lock
Musens
Mill
Tory
Turner A
Squires Harris
Cc. P
Hill
Alex Defense
National Bats for Their Taxes Sliver Ring Tone
The Comptroller of the Currency issued circulars to bank cashiers directing them to report taxes paid to state and local authorities and the property tax assessments on banks. The note records silver coin issues totaling thirty four million two hundred thirty six thousand dollars and fractional currency redeemed and outstanding figures.
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National
Cincinnati Times
WasuiseTow
D. C
Comptroller
Daily paper distributed to children with Frank Beard pictures
A small daily with pictures by Frank Beard and printed by the papycegraph process is given free to local children. A two mile long telephone line operates daily, Professor Latimore of Rochester arrives with his microscopy museum, and Phillip Phillips leads Chautauqua Assembly singing replacing Prof Win. At 11 o’clock Jas H Esq of Toronto delivers a lecture for Sunday school workers. Washington dispatch notes a weather and political update amid scattered notices.
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Frank Beard
Latimore
Rochester
Phillip Phillips
Win
Jas, H Esq
Toronto
Delaware and Lackawanna Canal Authority Announcement
The Post notes an authority announcement about a project connected to the Hudson Canal management. It mentions a moratorium or mortgage for ten eighty dollars affecting Pennsy provisions and property dealings.
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Delaware and Lackaws
New York
The
Post
Pennsyi
Failure of a New York Merchant Explodes in Troy
Troy notes a major regional business collapse as Darinee the most extensive merchant of Warren County fails. Liabilities amount to 160000 with assets undisclosed while creditors seek recovery.
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New York
Troy
N. Y
Darin Eee
Warren County
Socratic dialogue fragment on Alcibiades and dog tail
A partial New York Times excerpt presents a Socratic exchange where Socrates questions Alcibiades about cutting his dog's tail. The dialogue probes definitions of animals and tails, illustrating the method through a terse, logical sequence.
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The
New York Times
Socrates
Xanti
Alcibiades
Sean
The Uses of the Telephone From the Boston Herald
A fragment discusses the telephone's progress and potential, noting its early success and future role in civilization. It recalls an Albany strike incident where a coroner in the field confronted an intruder and threatened to shoot if not left alone.
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Albany
Fitzhenry
Seecian
Tam
Fashionable waist discussions reveal dressmaker’s adjustments
A narrator records a fashionable conversation about waist sizes in tailoring. Lady Jemima Jones’s measurements provoke comments on breathing room and recent illness as Mrs. Price estimates fits.
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