Fragmented 19th Century News Tangle From Damaged OCR
Disconnected items mention appointments, resignations, stock broker bail, Austrian ministry, Chicago notices, fire damage, Utah petition for polygamy, court proceedings, and a Colored Convention update. Mentions Locomotive Engineers, ex mayor’s daughter, delegates Hooper, and Tweed seeking trial relocation to Albany.
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M. Bolt H
Ee Wood
Yerkes, Jr
Hohenwarth
Page
Utah
Hooper
Feders
Ieistte Tieturbances
The Gallows Execution at Delphi Indians Jerome Brooks
A dispatch reports Jerome Brooks to be executed in Delphi for the Logansport murder of A. W. Slater. Interviews in his cell reveal his defiant stance and a dramatic confession scene, detailing the crime and subsequent money burial. The trial deemed Brooks guilty of first degree murder, with Carr pleading to second degree. Governor Baker refused clemency. Brooks faces death while Carr receives life imprisonment.
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The
Times
Chronicia Detrat, Inc
Hos
B. B. Daly
Jerome Brooks
A. W. Slater
Logansport
Brooks
Judge Daly
Slater's
Carr
Slater
Hess
D. H. Chase
David Turpie
Turpie
Chales Carr
Biddle
Baker
The Voucher Thieves In Hackett Grand Jury Case
A Western Associated Press dispatch from New York reports the Grand Jury seated on the Hackett matter as part of ongoing investigations into voucher thefts. Details remain sparse as the inquiry proceeds in October.
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New Yor
Hackett
Oral argument heard on Southern Railroad bill case
Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle notes an oral argument before the Supreme Court regarding the constitutionality of the Southern Railroad bill. The decision is expected later. meanwhile a death in the Ewnes family caused postponement. A Pomeroy Stock Brewery certificate shows $90,000 capital on file.
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Ial
Times and Chronicle
Commavs
B. Eittredor
Supreme Court
Southern Railroad
Ewnes
Pomeroy Stock Brewery
Meda Dispatch to the Times and Chrogiais
A notice from Louisville dated October 27 reports a dispatch to the Times and Chrogiais. The item records a formal communication, naming the cities and dealing with regional correspondence.
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the Times and Chrogiais
Louisville
A Fight With Clubs and Guns in New Albany Area
A fight with clubs occurred three miles from New Albany this morning between four Barnett family members and two sons of Lewis Mann. The brawl escalated, involving weapons and prompting police attention as details remain incomplete.
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The
Times and Chronic
New Albany
Sup
Barnett
Lewis Mann
Gortillo Holds Out Against Moe Revolutionists
October 25 report notes Gortillo resisting Moe revolutionists while Ste meeting ties in Hawito. Rebels in smaller Nuevo Leon cities oppose General geomet amid upheaval.
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Gortillo
Moe
Ste
Nuevo Leon
Geomet
State Convention Y M A A Detected in Zanesville Dispatch
Special dispatch from Zanesville dated October 27 reports on a state convention of the Y M A A. The item notes organizational activity and regional participation, with emphasis on the meeting’s scope and key attendees.
He Strips Himself for the Fight Outbreak at County Jail
In New York on October 26, a sensational report notes a man stripping before a fight while property is put out of hand. The article mentions Tweed's arrest but no trouble is expected, and stock and cents are referenced in the night scene.
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Tweed
Tammany 18
Tammany
Woltman
New York
Ex Congressmen Stokes Defends Self on Bounty Fees
Washington October 27 Ex congressman Stokes says he can clear himself of charges tied to bounty trends for colored soldiers. He admits receiving certain fees as a lawyer and denies conspiring with Clerk Powell to divert bounty funds. President kept him from suspension. removal pursued. Treasurer Spinner replies to charges of warrants for personal gain. Spinner fore tendered, Evarts accepted, Curtis en route home. State Dept reports $10000 donation for Chicago fire sufferers via Havana dispatch to Simon Devisser, New York City.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
Stokes
Powell
Fore
Me Evarts
Mr. Curtis
Europe
Secretary of State
Havans
Chicago
Simon Devisser
New York City
Brigham Young and Mormonism in the Utah Case
In a Utah context the text discusses Brigham Young and the Mormon faith amid government actions. It mentions a jury, a defense argument, and reflections on the Mormon people facing conviction of prominent members. A local newspaper commentary warns against crushing belief and notes reactions from John Meacham and others.
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Ethene
Brigham Young
Diacnwes
John Meacham
United States
Arrest Warrant Issued for Tweed in New York County
First dispatch: no arrest order in hand for M Tweed. Second dispatch: sheriff receives warrant and plans arrest within half an hour. Tweed ready to post bail. Third dispatch: sheriff serves arrest order with one million dollar bail option. Jay Gould and Commodore Garrison named as Tweed's sureties.
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New York
M. Tweed
Brennan
See Dee
Tweed
Jay Gould
Apes Tweed
Criff
Commodore Garrison
Brooks Expiates His Crime on Scaffold Scene
Special Dispatch reports Dewrat the prisoner, brought to the scaffold between nine and ten, displaying coolness. He vowed never to forgive Bringhurst, fixed the rope himself as it tightened, and died within ten minutes. Rev. G. L. Stevens led a concluding prayer and the crowd dispersed.
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Times and Chronicle
Dewrat
Bringhurst
G. L. Stevens
Episcopalian Session Discusses Canon on Ritual and Indian Civilization
In Battmoore on October 26 the Episcopal meeting debated the ritual canon and a resolution to form a commission on promoting the civilization of Indians. Bishops reported, a restoration of the ministry was laid over, and robes and solemn ceremonies marked the session.
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Battmoore
Episcopal
Illinois
U States
New York
Mr. Smith
Macky
Explosion fears and donations mark strange events abroad
A chaotic, partially garbled dispatch reports an explosion causing deaths and fear, with scattered notes of funds raised in London and Chicago. It mentions a minister Schenck, a retreat abroad for recuperation, and distant Ragland, all amid unclear perils and civic responses.
Communist leader Rogeel Appeal Delayed Again
October 27 report says Rogeel, a communist leader, has a second appeal denied by a military court. The government will send the case to Frankfurt to coordinate the customs portion of a recently resigned duty as North Germany weighs the matter.
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Pants
Rogeel
Sowepe
Frankfort
Oorth
Germany
Unable to determine clear article headline
The provided text fragment is incoherent and lacks discernible people, organizations, places, dates, or events to summarize into a newspaper style card with a factual title and concise summary.
Unclear Embankment Incident Report With Missing Details
A fragment from a San Francisco report notes an incident on an embankment with limited details. It mentions a senator and companions aboard a special car at the rear, with no injuries indicated beyond the term unharmed, and an incomplete description of involvement.
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San Francisco
River levels update from Portland bar to Island
Special Dispatch reports from New Axsany and Ar Lovmy1itz on October 27. The river at Portland bar stands 3 feet 4 inches with the water rising in one location while falling elsewhere. Island gauges record 36 inches as levels fluctuate.
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The
Times and Chronicle
New Axsany
Portland Bar
Island
Wheat prices steady as market keeps cautious pace
Wheat futures show little movement with modest gains for some contracts while others hold flat. Traders note slow demand and ample supply contributing to a quiet session as prices hover near recent levels.
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Clark
Chicago Journal
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Columbia
Caroline
Likeny
Albany
P. B
Delphi
Selletts Canh Caah Coon
Sladek Deletl
A Anges Tens
Pittsburg
Boatmen’s Association
Oakland Park
the Times and Chronicle
Joseph Walton
H. Bucher Swope
U. S
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Steamboatmen's Association
Beltshoover
Steam and Coalboatmen’s Association
George Pastor
Tabela
Ohio
J. A. Mason
Newark
Scroggins
A. M. Wilson
Youngstown
Sallie
A.C
Cincinnati
Lizzie B
Goldsmith Maid
Lacy
John Graham
Mr. Tweed
Tribune
Washington, Pa
Queen City
Johns
Seventh Ward
Youghiogheny River
Columbus
Thomas Ewing
Merchant's Night Sport
Mexico
Texas
Zanesville
State Convention
Y. M
the Times and Chronicls. O
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Scranton
Russia
General Stokes
Ewing
Spinner
Spixmer
Mormon Papers
Insurance
J. S
Eowe
J. B. Bennett
Mark Smith
School For Scandal
Peter Teazle
Comedy Company
Wilson Bros
Cochin Reckenfins
Total
SETT
Dr. Medlicott
Victoria
Sun
Schenck
Indiopona
Minka Hee
Pacific
Gov. Morton
Mozart Hall
Satsuma
Royal Japanese
A Eagles
Sane Seyai
Ollock
Chikken
Anne
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Wood's Theatre
AcAd
Donker
Ifth
Hunchbacks
Chas. Abbott
Grimaldi
Jerry Cohan
Fisk
Desens Eaeeie
Setentny oReegane
Bend
Amazon Ins. Co
Andes Ins. CO
Ent
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Uly
Georgia Minstrels
Pike
Theodore Thomas
Wee Theatre
Tngedian
Edwin Forr
Shakapeare
Hartwell
Piabos
Amazon
Cam
West
Olli
Okie
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