Fragmented 19th century notices mix gossip and advice in rough OCR
A garbled column of reader notes, townsmen antics, charity bingo, weathered incidents, and home remedy tips. It mentions Chico California ordinances, a Baltimore fair raising funds, Indianola Iowa tramps, a camel anecdote, a Wisconsin Sunday school plan, a Potomac reunion, and a furniture cleaning remedy with a stiff-haired brush.
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Washington and Cornwallis sword-fight tale recounted
A speaker narrates a dramatic scene of General Washington confronting Cornwallis. The tale describes Washington drawing his sword, seizing Cornwallis, and ending the duel as the horse stands nearby. The fragment captures a vivid battlefield moment with a lectured, oral recounting style.
Fragmentary report on political investments and party dynamics
A muddled excerpt from the New York Sun describes a Texas man investing in a Democratic party effort. It mentions Pennsylvania committees and Pennsylvania taxing matters, with references to Democrats and Republicans and a disputed 203rd March date. The passage is incomplete and difficult to parse, offering only hints of campaign finance and regional political maneuvering.
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His Testimony Denied by Atkins and Others
Washington May 30 The Mississippi Investigation stalls as the Senate committee weighs calling witnesses. Mulligan testifies Blaine sold bonds and security packages, while Atkins and Fisher deny knowledge of a 44000 transaction. Blaine’s friends say they can impeach the testimony. Dillon and Union Pacific officers also deny complicity. Clymer Committee adjourns until tomorrow.
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Decoration Day Observed With Large Turnout in Snoxton
Snoxton May 31 Decoration Day was observed with all business suspended from noon to 6 pm. Five thousand people attended as military units led by Col Dan Rice’s band marched to Courthouse square. Col Samuel Johnson opened the assembly and Private Dalzell delivered the oration before the parade proceeded to decorate soldiers’ graves.
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Supreme Court Commission Decisions May 31
Special Dispatch reports in Cincinnati Times summary panel from the Supreme Court Commission. Judgments in three cases affirmed on error to the Superior Court of Cincinnati. Howells v Finnel, Millcreek Township Trustees v Brighton Stock Yard, and Levi G. Goodale v Finnel all upheld with affirmations.
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New Yore Assembly Actions On Peace Societies and Benevolence
The May 31 Assembly adopted reports on the American Peace Society and Benevolent Work of the Church, approved resolutions condemning desecration of the railroad, and permitted responsive reading not to be a church discipline matter. The Witherspoon monument collection raised $405 before adjournment.
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Donohue Held for Trial in Multi-Party Murder Case
Pottsville May 31 John Donohue of the Maguire band is held for trial on charges of complicity in the murders of Glomer es William Thomas and Jesse and William Major.
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Market Reporting From Multiple Cities May 31
Shipping notes from Cleveland Milwaukee and Detroit report dull wheat and corn trading with price cues for No. 2 wheat around 1.05 to 1.19, oats steady, rye and barley idle, and flour prices easing in early afternoon bids. Liverpool and New York market summaries show mixed grain activity, cotton quotes steady, and pork futures hovering near prior levels in late May trading.
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Hamilton Decoration Day Observed with Civic Participation
Decoration Day ceremonies were held with a standard program carried out. A sizable turnout of citizens attended at Greenwood. The Butler County Union dababek-cohen Association met yesterday at the Presbyterian Church and drew good attendance. Women contributed by sewing dresses and taking prominent roles in Sunday school activities.
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Conference Opens as Knights Templar In Philadelphia
The American Social Science Association begins a three day conference led by Henry C. Lea with notable attendees from Wisconsin Illinois and Boston. The day marks Adam Smith centennial remarks and planned talks on Philadelphia Building Association methods. Ten thousand Knights Templars are in town with parades and receptions planned. United States Marine Band will perform and a large crowd attends the Exposition with 48 653 paying visitors yesterday and total receipts of 20 555 50 dollars.
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Llinois
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Boston
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Republican State Convention Opens in Des Mores May 31
Des Mores May 31 The Republican State Convention met at He'clock this morning with H W Robert of Keoekoe chairing. Union committees named include John J Gear I M Barret MC Soga Connertry A W Powell E H Sica Martin Read N W Powell and Robert Buchanan. Caucuses of the Ak Senates divided districts named delegates to Cincinnati all pledged for Blaine.
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Revolt in Turkey Sees Foreign Viewpoint Shift
May 11 dispatches from London and Berlin show newspapers favoring Turkey’s change of rulers though powers stay cautious. Murad Effendi’s accession draws sympathy, while Midhat Pasha’s actions drive the reaction. The Pall Mall Gazette calls Abdul Aziz’s deposition a hinge in the Eastern Question, strengthening Britain’s position.
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Missouri Democratic State Convention Opens at Jefferson City
The Democratic State Convention met in Jefferson City to elect delegates to the National Convention. Col Tod Finney of the State Central Committee opened proceedings. Daniel McIntyre of Audrain County was named Temporary Chairman, with N M Bell of St Louis as secretary. Committees on credentials and permanent organization were formed and a resolution called a July 18 nominating convention in Jefferson City was adopted.
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St Louis
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Whisky cases adjourned to next week in U S Court
Chicago May 21 In the United States Court the whisky cases were put over till next week at the government counsel's request From remarks of Mr Bangs it appears the government counsel decided whether the caves will be pressed or not and a growing impression that a nelle prosepel will be entered are the easex of Wadsworth and Bi
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Beard Moulton Co. Receivers Report in Boston May
Creditors of the Beard Moulton Company are listed with total liabilities of 221357 dollars and assets of 215742 dollars. Indorsed liabilities amount to 13974 dollars, reflecting the firm’s financial position in the report.
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Republican caucus nominates Henry B Anthony for Senate
Providence May 31 Republican members of the General Assembly in caucus nominated Henry B Anthony for United States Senate. The move signals party unity ahead of the key electoral contest.
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Derby Victory by Colt Thirteen Reported May 31
A fragmented report notes that a colt named Thirteen won the Derby on May 31. Details are sparse in the readable OCR, but the main outcome centers on the victory of the colt Thirteen in the Derby event.
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Prevssvea May 31 Shipping and Wharf Notes
Prevssvea reports Monongahela River shipping with three feet depth and trade activity at the mallie ers trade. It notes dredge boats, licenses for masters, mates, pilots, and an incident near Wheeling. Wharf business described as moderate with clear warm weather.
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Melbi market quiet and dull in PriTsBuRG May meeting
In PriTsBuRG on May 31 the Melbi market remained quiet and dull with refined goods trading slowly. Prices showed little activity as markets like 144c refined and related items held at 195.54, while 225 asked drew no bids amid a stagnant Medina street scene.
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