Improvement 22 and Jackson Treasury Building Site
Discussion of Congress action for a systematic improvement of a stretch south of Pennsylvania Avenue and east of the Executive Mansion. Notes the planned highway extension to Potomac Park and concerns over preserving views of the White House.
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Washington
DD. C
Courier
Congress
Pennsylvania Ave
Capitol Building
Hension
Ana 4 Netions
National Potomac Park
Ste
Washington Housas
Waabend
Executive Mansion
White House
Partial OCR reads in 19th century letter fragment
Fragmentary text appears to reference a political party, polls and a Mr Yerkes. Names like Romerws and a signature KE BE Moean Washington D C appear. The legible portion hints at an election discussion and public sentiments without clear events.
Letter List Speed ofeed
A fragmented OCR item titled Letter List presents unreadable text with scattered letters and unusual spacing. It lacks clear names places dates or events, rendering a precise summary impractical.
Fayette County Farm Exhibit Delights Town Crowd
The Fayette County display featured best white corn and top prizes with a 3.50 first prize and 1.00 for each second. The event highlighted The White Payee and other livestock exhibits, praised by locals for showcasing quality farming and animal care. Notable attendees listed include L. Fisher Berney Nash and Jone Claw ee Gee Merrieaten Lewisee.
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Abe
Fayette County
Mart Meyer
Max
David Barrison
John Beatiton
Harricon
Mae
L. Fisher
Berney
Nash
Jone Clawee Gee
Merrieaten
Lewisee
J. Hare
L. Kow Sg
Rows Carter
Rheinhart Bere
James Hea
Mike ‘Frank
Chas, Crouse
KR. Merrifield
J. Caldwell
Homer Hackiowas
Elsworth Gettinger
Mra
James Shipley
Indison Legislature Proposes Judicial Size and Lawyer Qualification Amendments
The Joint Reestion introduces two constitutional amendments for general vote in November. One would set Supreme Court judges at five to eleven with a quorum requirement and election-based increases, plus vacancy rules. The other would empower the General Assembly to define admission qualifications to practice law in all courts.
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Indison
Ite
Eee
General Assembly
Rural delivery system debate and party positions
Fragmented OCR notes discuss rural free delivery development and its impact on 90 000 families across 13 000 to 20 500 households. Mentions Republican and Democrats stances and mail delivery timelines, but details are unclear.
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Quch -State
Bam
Republican Party
High School Lectures Schedule For November
Dr A W Daan and Thomas M Lite will lecture at the high school on future dates. They are authorities on the subject and will discuss topics including Breathe and The Antietam with planned duration. Visitors are expected, and time will be arranged to permit questions and scrapbooks documenting reports.
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A. W. Daan
Peng
Nevebor
Thomas M. Lite
Antietam
Ted
Ray
Deri
Hos. B
W. Ba Sapt
Trea
R.A. White
F. Downs
Slavery Debate Echoes Over Sulu Island Issue
Fragmentary remarks criticize government stance on slavery in Sulu Island under constitutional claims. Text questions GOP doctrine and constitutional limits, noting perceived inconsistency with abolition amendments and security concerns.
Expansion discussed by Rev Dr Josish on global trade and duties
The tract argues expansion is inevitable and necessary amid fears of becoming small. It urges recognizing modern responsibilities and enduring temptations, citing biblical authority and the duty to aid weaker nations while addressing heritage of Saxons and Malay tribes.
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Josish & Fabie
Christian A
Fayette Horticultural Society Meeting Near Harrisburg
The Fayette Horticultural Society will meet in Harrisburg on Thursday next week November 1 at ten oclock. Papers include Domestic Animals Essential to the Beat o the Farm by Joseph B. Jones Mrs W Sneknon Fruit Canning by Mrs J asfyl The Cultivation of Weeds by mr oe T Waite The Needs of by Mrs H T Thomas A. M Suge Secretary expects a large attendance and urges prompt arrival.
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Fayette Horticultural Society
Harrisburg
Joseph B. Jones
J.asfyl
W. Sneknon
Oe T. Waite
H. T
Arbor Day and City Tax Case Recalled in Court
The report notes Arbor Day events and a local court session led by Dr. Daadin of the Sreny Menatoribes. Samuel Dickinsos’s case is cited with W. G. Young and city tax disputes involving Fremont Clifford and Me ite art. Reuben Conger served as attorney in the case.
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Thesapere
Okaary
Hicegelust
Samuel
Reuben Conger
Old and New School Buildings Show Artistic Advantage
Indianapolis faces demand for better school accommodations leading to new construction and upgrades. The Indianapolis Association advocates art and hygiene in design, citing the 1897 artesian crafts exhibit and ex-president Harrison involvement.
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Indianapolis
Harrison
Police
Aged Citizen John Linderman Dies in City
John Linderman born in Germany in 1888 died Saturday at his home after a long illness. He emigrated to the area in 1908 and lived here since, leaving four children three daughters and one son. Survived by Mrs Kate Linderman and two other relatives. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 from his late residence with Rev Elfeldt officiating. Interment at City Cemetery.
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John Linderman
Moon
Germany
Aoe
Kate Linderaas
Runeral Metal
Vresidence
Oretesk
Elfeldt
Mouré
John R. McKee
Mies Nettie P. Grimes
J Township
East Conney
D. T.eo
Mr. McKee
Real Estate Transfers Noted In City Listings
Real estate transfers show Hattie J Wildridge to Sam reel on a Jackson county tract and Efe Dailey to Dailey’s successors, plus Wm H Wise acquiring city lots. Other transfers include Chitwood to Colemen for a city lot and Roy L Williams to Sarah Griffin for a city lot, with nominal sums.
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Hattie J. Wildridge
Samreel
Jackson
Roy L. Williams
Sarah Griffin
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Notices
John Br McKee wed Nettie Prim e and Alerman L Adams wed Ethel B Hadiey in a brief marriages notice listing the couples and surnames from the local warrants.
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John BR. Mckee
Nettie Primee
Alerman L. Adams
Ethel B. Haadiey
Connereville Federal Labor Union Forms In City
R D Hogan of Indianapolis visited the city and addressed meetings at City Hall. On Monday an organization was formed with officers Pres I M Anudereos VP Burt Bradford Sec O L Beiden Treas G F Beeson Guide W A White Guards Wilson Lewie and Hannah. Membership begins near fifty.
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R. D. Hogan
Indianapolis
I. M. Anudereos
Burt Bradford
O. L. Beiden
Treas
G. F. Beeson
W. A. White
Meatess
Wilson
Lewie
Hannah
Connereville Federal Labor Union
Man Shot During Drinking Spree In Waterloo Township
Sunday morning in Waterloo township Mr Cheneworth faced intoxication charges and a quarrel led to his shooting. At about 3 a.m. Saturday his wife and daughter awoke to cries and threats and fled the house into the nearby yard. Neighbors found Cheneworth on the floor with a rifle shot through the brain. Dr. Smith attended him, but he died about the following day. A half-brother of the deceased, Wm Cheneworth, is mentioned.
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Waterloo
Cheneworth
Dr. Smith
Brow
Cheeeworth
East Connersville Rally Highlights and Clean-Up Notes
Local report from East Connersville describes a tainted diphtheria scare easing while a recent rally featured McCain and local speakers. Community events included a moved property, a fundraising pole, church services, and typhoid precautions with sporadic readings and music noted.
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McCain
Tom
Lee &J
Boeke Miller
Swright
Tawkies Gomer
Manteg
Pattes Pattes
Leena
W.T. oNcFerria
Death of John Sherman Reporter Details
John Sherman, longtime Ohio statesman and six time U S senator, died Monday morning at 6 45 at age 77. The article notes his service in the Cabinet and resignation from the State post. His burial will be in Ohio.
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John Sherman
Ohio
Reveligion
Ateral
Writer Charles Warser Dies Suddenly in Hartford
Charles Dudley Warser, famed Hartford Courant contributor, died October 20 at his Hartford home from heart failure. Born in Philadelphia on September 13, he had been revising a novel titled The Fortune. His death shocked many friends who admired his late work.
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Charles Dudley Warser
Hartford Courant
Hartford
Cons
On Ep
Pilaeld
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Dalivary
Arbor Day
Olgerve
Daadin
Sreny Menatoribes
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Harien
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