Fragments of 19th Century News Mixed Amidst Disorder
A garbled late 19th century dispatch reports varied items including a court arrest, delays and recoveries of several individuals, and a Senate session with amendments to a bill. It notes a Homeopathy institute event starting on the 7th, nominations for state officials, a monument dedication, and a suicide incident in Louis with a fatal wound.
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Disraeli
Santeet
Sacetem
Merho Bad
Thetis
Boston
Senate
American Institute of Homeopath
E. Peshine Emish
York
State Department
Cmt
New Jersey
Ogave
Wchrerr
Louie
A. Badham
North Piediaiat
John Cramer
J. N. Hegeman
New York
Deekatie Opera
Paris
Nilssen
United
D. Mekmens
Huser
Mites
Senate Actions and Amendments On Domestic Bills
Washington June 1 Senate reports from committees on amendments to House bills. Topics include duties of agents and acts related to Idaho and tobacco, with proposed discounts and reforms. Several members like Mr Wood and Mr McCarthy are noted for sponsoring or debating measures.
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House
Ciennes
Idaho
Senate
Presbyterian General Assembly Session Opens in Philadelphia
The morning session of the Presbyterian General Assembly in Philadelphia hears reports from various committees as delegates from the Southern Assembly visit the gathering and engage with church leaders.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Ascree
Free Trade and Parliament Reflections on Debates
The note reflects on parliamentary debate about free trade and the speaker’s weariness with lengthy discussion. It mentions enduring long sessions and the habit of reading extensively to follow trade policy arguments. The tone is personal and observational.
Red Clot and his Chiefs in a World Looker tale
A fragmented record references Red Cloud and a group titled THE LADIES. It mentions women and a figure named World Looker in a historic or cultural context with sparse readable details.
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Red Clot
Disharmony in State Affairs Sparks House Probe
The correspondence discusses a forthcoming attack in the House on the State Department and Secretary Fish, aided by General Banks' Cuba report. It argues Banks dislikes Fish and the administration, predicting political maneuvers aimed at removing Fish, with the House's reaction and potential Senate involvement. The piece links public debate to broader diplomatic tensions and domestic partisan aims.
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Dill Fish
Dhamaics
State Department
House of Representatives
Senate
General Banks
Fish and Banks
Loreen
Day with Buckingham Returns to Washington Midmonth
The report notes a return trip by Buckingham to Washington around the middle of the month. The fragment mentions movements and timing without specifying dates or additional participants. Information is limited to the brief travel note and its approximate schedule.
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Buckingham
Washington
Afraia's Mission A Russian Daughter Murders Her Father
A fragmentary report describes a Russian tragedy in which a beautiful Moscow woman poisons her father with cyanide after deception and claims he is her foe. The body is concealed in a trunk and later found, revealing a brutal murder scene and alleged family betrayal.
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N. Y. World
Moscow
Owensboro Chosen for Next Meeting Location
A fragment lists A G. Higa of the Prairie movement delivering an oration and R. 8. of Louisville chosen to read it. Owensboro was selected as the next meeting place with see ver unclear.
Fragmented note hints at older child speech arresting clarity
A garbled fragment hints at a young child’s speech pattern and memory of adults. The text appears as a stray line from a diary or transcription with missing context. No identifiable names or events emerge to anchor a full story.
Murder Trial in Utah Conteins a Grim Confession
Salt Lake correspondent reports a murder case involving Mrs Jones and Lena, with Day and Knapp as suspects. Day allegedly coerces a confession while Knapp is described as brutish, a trial follows with Day’s verdict as not guilty and Day’s mobbed fate debated. the public detail notes a tense courtroom scene and questions about coerced testimony and punishment.
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St. Laws
St. Fo
Knapp
Egeg
Cappao Faete
Sankon
Panmittad
Rene
Day
Morgan Day
Mrs. Jones
Morgan
Tanah
Omaha
Snow
J. Snow
Notty
Various Vignettes and Notes From The Union Archive
A collage of quirky items cites Protests in Cuba and Canada, church talks, and political wits. It notes Vermont convention dates, feuds in press and parliament, and odd anecdotes about the Imperial Guard, American politics, and local sports with terse sketches and ironies.
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Cuba
O’neill
Canada
Ecupalag Castell
Imperial Guard
Europe
Newark aims for novel church architecture design
Newark New Jersey plans a unique church building featuring four aisles and a central gallery with a large nave. The project includes a 20 box seating arrangement and 12 recals with tables for hats, plus a center for hats. Estimated cost stands at 70,000 dollars with an extension costing 40,000 dollars.
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Newark
N. J
Ferouet Ohana
Arctic Stereopticon Exhibition At City Gallery
The Arctic Stereopticon display at Fourth Street’s Art Gallery attracts teachers and students from public schools for both education and entertainment. Tonight Hughes High School visits with music, while Dan Rice’s Circus and Manning’s Minstrels tour draw large crowds with praise for performances and propriety.
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Caroline Rice
United Presbyterian ‘Church
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Fassehe
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Gould
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Silsbee
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Dan Rice
Dan
Land of the Celestials
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Manning's Minstrels
Woods
Frank Bowles
Rhys
Fredricks
Ben Cotton
Bob Hart
Andy McKee
New-York
Billy Manning
The Shngerfest Meeting of the Citizens' Committee Last Night
The Citizens' Committee of the Shngerfest met at the City Building with Rev. Dr. Lillienthal present. Carl A. G. Adae reported no complimentary tickets beyond the first concert and each society to pay its own. Plans for decorations estimated at 2100 dollars were presented by Greenland. Executive and Building Committees arranged ushers and frontage work. Beer sales were debated and referred to the Executive Committee.
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Lillienthal
Carl A. G. Adae
Greenland
Mus
Goshorn
Daily Union Free Concert Ends Prayer Meeting Series
A religious note from the Daily Union describes a morning prayer meeting led by Mi othe Pies, followed by congregational hymns. The event concludes with a free concert featuring Mr Views Williams and thirty five female performers from the A grade First mW School, ending the season’s series.
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Daily Union
Williams
Duartettes
Private watchmen’s contersen tion at Court and Walnut streets
Yesterday afternoon at 6 oclock a private watchmen’s consultation was held with good attendance. No business of general importance was transacted.
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Walnut Streets
Fragmentary report on Covington incident and district collections
In a damaged OCR fragment, Covington about two hundred people bled at Linden, with mentions of graves and a May total of 258 411 26. The district collections exceed prior totals, while Marshal Creighton led operations in the city with ante-blower and borlar R.8, Benton, tied to last postage stamps.
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Linden Sanrhee
Marshal Creighton
Benton
Newport Vote on Beer Tax Question
Report from Car bell county details official voting results by district on a five dollar beer tax measure for Newport’s First and Second Districts. The article notes a riot in the lower city on election day involving Morel and Joseph E. Ryan who seized a beer wagon and diverted beer for personal use.
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Carbell County
Licking
Big Sandy
Newport
Gelege Minay
Joseph E. Ryan
Mate Stan
Teas and Peaches Sale Notice at Local Stores
An old advertisement notes lowered prices on teas and peaches at nearby shops. It mentions Sec 13 22 B and streets Clinton, Central, and Pitty Ot, urging customers to buy now before prices rise.
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Sec
Pitty Ot
Clinton and
Central Be
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