Winter set to bring water works in Lain Indiana
The excerpt mentions whisky for water works, New Harmony resident Alexander Burns aged eighty, and a broader note on democracy in Iowa. It also cites Chicago Times and a New York lawyer about railroad theft analogies, with England revising laws on married women and maintenance liabilities, alongside Evansville Journal’s tense editorial tone.
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Alexander Burns
Robsext Burne
New Harmony
Indiana
England
Irrepressible planters hire Chinese laborers for January
A rice planter contracts 250 Chinese laborers and will discharge his enslaved workers. The piece notes the brutal treatment of a Carnelite nun at Cracow and promises more on the European scandal, with a Commis to follow.
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Cracow
Europe
A Honey Bee Imposter Noted By Mercury Editor
The piece highlights Thomas J. Smith of near Paris Missouri in Monroe county who sent the Mercury a fine imitation honey. It claims the sample can fool taste tests and distinguishes it from genuine honey, underscoring a curious local incident involving the Smiths.
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Smiths
Thomas J
Smith
Paris
Monroe County
Missouri
The
Mercury
Explosion prompts talk of a hurried back hair scene
The Evansville Journal notes a woman’s hurried appearance during the moment of the blast. The report emphasizes she did not take time to arrange herself properly or fix her back hair. Further details on injuries or cause are not provided in the excerpt.
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The
Evansville Journal
Newburyport
New York Journal of Commerce
Lewis
Newport
Springfield Bed Way Becomes Scene of Scoundrel Burglary
A clipped Springfield Ohio note describes a bed that serves as a setting for trouble as a group of scoundrels burgles nearby properties. The fragment hints at a crime wave and local residents seeking caution.
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Springfield
Ohio
There is, after all, each a thing in this world as retribution
A concise line notes that in every world a form of retribution exists. It presents a terse reflection on consequences shaping actions. The fragment hints at moral balance and cause, without naming people or places.
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Pittsburg
Hotel de Ville
Paris
Bat
Wakefield
Toronto
Henry Dudley Bates Jessop
Quillensa Wen
Padlagnaie
Bethnal
Ohio Democrats divided over candidate and morale
The passage notes disaffection within Ohio Democrats and skepticism about electing a chosen candidate. It warns against counting on continued support as party unity falters and public morale declines.
St. Louis Pressing Ahead in Nation Removal Dispute
Report notes St. Louis shows firm resolve in the ongoing effort to remove the Nation from a disputed position. City officials push forward with plans, citing legal and political momentum. Public sentiment appears divided as debates continue in local meetings and hearings.
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St. Louie
Ena Republican Democratic the in law party
An OCR fragment references Ena politicians and party affiliations with Republican and Democratic labels amid unclear context. The readable portion highlights in law party discussions or alignments connected to Ena without explicit events or dates.
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Eg de Potas Dbase
Ena Republican, Democratic the In-Law Party
Correspondence from New York reports a revival of sensational news
A New York August 15 1969 correspondence details a flurry of court and police clashes amid reports of Admiral Fisk new railroad war internal feuds between New York courts and United States Marshal and sensational gossip about Olive Logan leaving town and a Pisano style scandal. It notes a writ of habeas corpus dispute over Texan John H Pratt with Judge Marechal and Fort Schuyler and a deadlock over custody, while mentioning the old Fish Market removal and the New Jersey Abattoir project and rivalries with Ritter the violinist.
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New York
Admiral Fisk
New York Courts
United States
Long Branch
Olive Logan
New
Sales Mite
New York Superior Court
Marshal Barlow
John H. Pratt
Ag Rgei Marechal
Fort Schuyler
Perseit of Fisher's Gang-Two of the Buffane Killed
Northwestern Arkansas reports a Sheriff led posse killed two gang members in a raid near Crawford county. Edmuston fell while fleeing and Coleman was shot near the spine as the outlaws were cornered in a house. The article notes large rewards offered by Texas, Missouri, and Arkansas, and suggests the gang's depredations may end.
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Mountain Echo
Fay- Steville
Arkansas
Southwestern A
John K. Fisher
Texas
Missouri
H. 8. Anderson
Crawford County
Outa
Apa
Anderson
Tunipind
Dewand
Edmuston
Coleman
Pion
Jay Maaan
Keene Ae Ue Trust
Emmy
Abe Mayeritie Sy Eyes Worknesprohidag Wna
Fragmentary OCR text shows Abe Mayeritie Sy reportedly eyeing work or project named Worknesprohidag Wna with unclear context and missing details. Limited readable nouns suggest a local figure or business notice without verifiable specifics or dates.
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Abe Mayeritie
Brave Illinois woman kills wild cat in self defense
Mia Eliza Colyer of Apple River Illinois is praised for her bravery after a violent encounter with a wild cat. The incident occurred Sunday night when a dog alerted the family to danger and Colyer used a broken pitchfork tine to strike the animal in the throat and skull, mortally wounding it. The report notes she deserves a pension for her courage.
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Apple River
Ill
Mia
Eliza Colyer
KAT Co
Body Snatching and the Dissecting Table Tale
A vivid account describes resurrectionists in Wisconsin and Illinois targeting graves to supply cadavers for medical study. It recounts a widow's tragedy, a pursuit by detectives, and a chilling examination of a college amphitheater where a fresh corpse lay on a table as spectators watched the grim lesson unfold.
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Packard’s Monthly
M. I
Resurrectionista
Wisconsin
Illinois
Chicago
Wastene
Bertlag Lok Wat
Eg Hk
Saeneins
Medical College
Chinese Laborers and Immigrant Competition Debate
The Rural New Yorker advocates letting skilled Chinese workers into the economy, arguing they add productive power and help farm labor productivity. It questions the impact on white labor, small farmers, and class structure, noting immigration cannot be stopped but brokerage could be outlawed. A separate item mentions a worker breaking an ankle and $1,000 in damages.
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New Yorker
Grant in Harrisburg and labor congress adjournment
Telegran dispatches report Grant's presence in Harrisburg yesterday and note the Labor Congress will adjourn on Friday. Other items include health update on George Peabody, Dent's charge against Boutwell, postal currency shortages, and cabinet speculation.
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Grant
Harrisburg
George Peabody
Dent
Boutwell
Washington
Gen. Dodge
M. M. Munson
Delaware
Virginia
Juarez
National Labor Congress
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville Railroad
Abe McPike
Louis
General Sherman
Virinia State Senate
Far
Tamaulialg Cag
Emeron
John Sherman
Morton
Warbin Ward
Delano
Merida
Chiapas
Michoacan
Allen
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Droughts Hit Potatoes and Corn Across Several States
August reports from Laren Missouri and towns in Georgia Alabama Mississippi and other states describe a severe drought across counties. Potatoes are ruined or severely damaged by lack of rain and extreme heat while corn crops are damaged or near failure in many areas though some regions expect average or better yields when rains arrive.
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Laren
Couumsta
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Con
Galvestox
Alabama
European Railroads and a Tragic Omaha Tale
The Omaha Herald reports on an Ohio native De Lacy who falls from prosperity after domestic troubles and links him to Omaha's lower districts and a house of ill repute. It also notes European railroad practices in Italy and Switzerland, detailing ticket controls and station layout, and a report from Jonathan Morris about farm yields and finances in Arbuckle Pauls Valley.
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Omaha Herald
Omaha
Lacy
Ohio
Europe
Marriad
de Lacy
Posta
DeLacy
Er Ak Yan Erg
Camacay
Pitcher
Switzerland
Detroit Tribune
Italy
Turin
Jonathan Morris
Evecoe
Arbuckle
Paul's Valley
Smith
Jonathan
Furniture Manufacturer Warerooms in Cincinnati Ohio
Furniture manufacturer operates a wareroom at 12 East Fourth Street in Cincinnati Ohio. Local listings describe showroom offerings and contact details for the business.
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East Fourth St
Jobr 6. Co. Woon
West Sixth S&f
Best Time and Methods for Wheat Sowing in Central New York
In Central New York the best sowing time is mid September, with later dates near the 40th parallel for fall feeding. timing depends on fall growth and soil condition. The goal is winter protection and robust spring start, with dense ground cover and well pulverized soil achieved by clovering and timely plowing.
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New York
England
Rates of Postage Within the United States Letters
The schedule outlines domestic letter postage for standard mail within the United States. It lists rates based on weight, with a base rate for a one ounce letter and incremental increases for additional ounces. Fees apply uniformly across carrier routes and do not distinguish by origin or destination within the mainland.
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United States
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