Turbulent session as Senate debates taxes and disabilities
A chaotic Washington scene features Senate action on political disabilities for Kentucky figures, Georgia taxation amendments, and foreigner naturalization changes. Debates touch Servile labor contracts, external immigration policy, and conference committee plans while key names like Howard Sumner Yates and Pomeroy surface amid a broad legislative scramble.
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Chicago Takes Dominant Baseball Wins Across Week
The report notes Chicago teams sweeping opponents with high scores. White Stockings beat Morrisania Union 28 to 12. Standbys defeated Coteries 11 to 2 at Union Grounds. Rockford Forest Citys thrashed Kekiongas 32 to 3. lacrosse and other results referenced show Chicago teams strong in recent play.
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Prayer Meeting at First PresbyterianChurch
Morning prayers led by Rev Atkinson with readings and hymns including Sweet Hour of Prayer and We're a Band of Brothers. Closing benediction given. Monday morning session to be led by Rev Atkinson. Sunday afternoon meeting to be conducted by Mr Sheoff.
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A Walking Ghost Haunts Pearl Street Furniture Store
A humorous yet eerie tale recalls J Deimon Grace, a once celebrated actor from Third Street Theater, now nearly ruined by illness. At Pearl Street between Broadway and Vine, an unseen entity in a furniture showroom walks, taps, and paces by midnight. Neighbors report repeated nightly visits, with the haunting culminating in scared tenants abandoning the premises. The account blends superstition with witness testimony and local color from Providence.
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Fight Between Colored Boxers Ends In Disgraceful Scuffle
The Sapan Republican describes a troubling racial boxing match scene where No. 1 and No. 2 fought fiercely in a crowded ground. The crowd cheered with taunts, blows landed to the bread basket, and a clashes over gouging before police moved in to end the brawl.
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Henderson Prize Lottery Drawn in Isville Tonight
The Henderson Prize Lottery worth 500000 in lands was drawn at Isville Thursday night. Linet Brashenony of City drew a farm in Samioden County valued at 150000 plus 10000 in money. Unt Fra of Louisville drew 13? valued at the same. H. Brown of Mobile Alabama drew 13000. Ex Governor P Porter of Walesry drew another prize. Numbers 61084, 28478, 31287 awarded fifth to seventh prizes. Holders are unknown.
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Sheriff Mayhone and Deputy Sheriff Move Against Squatters
Sheriff Mayhone and Deputy Sheriff acted to compel the removal of squatters, enforcing property access rules and restoring order at the site. The action followed reports of unauthorized occupancy and potential safety hazards on the premises.
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The readable fragments describe a grand event with a rare green asset or achievement. Entities are unclear due to garbled OCR. main action hints at a notable meeting or assembly and a distinctive color or item referenced as green. Further readable detail is insufficient to specify people, places, or organizations.
Cincinnati and Indianapolis excursion to Indy trip offer
Samuel H. Joseph of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis Passenger Agent has arranged a special excursion aboard the Koifa whop ping train, selling tickets for 250 dollars at J Campbell's real estate office 75 West Third Street. The train departs C H and D depot at 7 AM Tuesday with Menter's band providing music for the party.
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Star of the Diamond Shimmers Amid Historic Breeding
Fragmentary note describes a rare diamond known as Star of the Star of Good Hearty dearity and mentions its notable quality and appeal, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. The item hints at a precious gemstone praised for exceptional clarity and value.
Sale of Rink Overturned After Sheriff Auction
The sheriff sale of Rink to J Danones last week has been set aside for reconsideration by Jones. The case concerns a share of tatitation and the directors will operate more openly than the previous proxy bidder.
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Mystery Role to Be Filled at Pearl Street Store
A fragment hints at a forthcoming event at the Pearl Street furniture store. A mysterious figure, described as an “over true tale” to be verified by a midnight visit, is said to assume the role soon, suggesting an announced or staged occurrence tied to the shop.
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City Council in Covington Considers Wide Street Upgrades
A lengthy Covington city session reviewed ordinances funding street improvements, including Woodburn avenue bridge, Harrison street, McMillan street widenings, and sewer projects. Transfers from bounty to park funds and repairs to sidewalks were debated, with votes favoring continued modernization and governance.
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Urinary ailments and early warning signs in children
The text warns about urinary issues in children including urge without release and incontinence, notes potential progression to gravel and dropsy if neglected, and stresses awareness that even slight attacks can affect bodily heat and mood. It references muscles involved in urine functions and mentions sediment formation and locations near the abdomen or chest.
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