New End and Llsbo Manor Decorates for Holghts Gala
The Metropolis of New End decorates its manor for the Holghts season with lavish lights and a communal Prawdroam event. Laml-Twenty-five Thousand in She ovinitora Laviahly entertain attendees at the civic celebration.
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New End
Monument Unveiling for Long Island Battle Heroes in Brooklyn
A Maryland and Brooklyn committee unveiled a commemorative monument in Prospect Park Brooklyn honoring 400 fallen at the Battle of Long Island on August 27 1776. The ceremony included Maryland delegates thirty three states and veterans groups. Heavy military presence and a guards parade concluded with Auld Lang Syne played by the Twenty third Regiment Band.
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Maryland
Long Island
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Long Island Historical Society
Society of Old Brooklynites
Jong Hue
Elvil Jong
Moe
Goserpor Sastuv
Brown
Strong
New York City
Schlerun
Stewart L. Woodford
Rav
T. W. Meredith
Alnging
America
Audignee
Smaryland Society
Seo
William Ridgely GriMib
8Chleren
Squire
George C. Paerre
Maryland Boelory
Sons of the Revolution
Horace Porter
Frank Sirown
Saxton
Twenty-third Regiment
Lookout Mill
Long
Thint Avenue
Eighth Street
Phoenix Wheel Construction Nearing Completion in Midway Plan
The enclosure and structures for Cairo Strost and other villages take shape as Phoenix Wheel work speeds from Pittsburg to Atlanta. Foundations ready as materials arrive. erection to begin soon and finish in weeks. Chinese, Japanese, Moorish pavilions planned with select plays and ornate gardens amid the Midway.
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Cairo
Ken Owyang
China
America
Lynch mob rampage in Yreka jail inmates hanged
A mob of about 250 men in Yreka California seized the jail, overpowered deputies, and hanged four inmates including Johnson and Semler after breaking into cells and using a rope and gear from a blacksmith shop. Sheriff and officers tried to intervene but the crowd carried out the executions.
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Yreka
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Court Hong
Pulleo
Vagina Houay
Iede
Sherrif Radford
Radford
Sheri Brautlacht
Rong
Johnson
Wila
Troy
Strangulatlan
William Null
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Carlahan's
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Heten
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Louis Morena
George Lear
Garland Semler
Carper Molly
Dalley H
Hauglog
Sherif Tobbs
Quand
Hoon
Lucretia B Clark Found After Mysterious Disappearance
Miss Lucretia Clark the schoolteacher who vanished from Plainfield, New Jersey, has been found in Fitchburg Massachusetts at the home of ex Mayor Anysten Fitchburg. Detective Louis Beck of New York traced her from Plainfield to New York and on to Boston before locating her. She is said to have mental derangement and used the name Mary Burky at a Fitchburg boarding house.
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Pintafelt
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Charles $. Anysten
Fitchburg
Maw
Louis J. Beck
New York
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Deck
Plainfield
Detecthus Beck
Sixth Avenue
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Mixa Clark
Miss Clark
Norwalk
Conn
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Letisvilla
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Mapes
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Market Catalog Fragment From 19th Century Farm Produce
A dense OCR fragment lists various farm goods and prices including fruits vegetables poultry live stock and grains. Items named include pears Bartlett apples strawberries blackberries watermelons corn potatoes cabbage and tomatoes with regions such as Del and Mich noted alongside prices and quantities, reflecting a broad rural marketplace ledger.
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Tate & Penn
Jersey
Jack Turtle Koup
Linn
Gmpes
Del
Tearrier
Southern Nagar
Carder
Penshes
Mil
Herte
Huchkleterries
Chums
Esjereemereee IL
Usali
Kans
Murder of Claremont banker ends in lynching
Franklin Fridman eighty wealthiest man in Claremont County Ohio and president of First National Bank of New Richmond was murdered by Noah Anderson as he rode to New Richmond. Anderson choked him and fled but soon captured. A mob near Claremontville ousted officials and hanged Anderson from a tree after seizing him.
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Franklin Fridman
Claremont County
Ohio
First National Bank of
New Richmond
Noah Anderson
Mgr
Fridiman
Claremontville
Anderson
Fridumu
Dow
Batayin
Fire devours cranberry bogs near Haddonfield New Jersey
Flames swept eighteen square miles near Haddonfield destroying five thousand acres of cranberry bogs. The cranberry crop suffered a loss estimated at 100,000 dollars with overall damages around 250,000 dollars.
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Haddonfield
N. J
Elephants Bathes with Mud and Water as Wound Care
The Spectator notes elephants use mud water and dust as their healing regimen. Elephants plaster wounds with mud and blow dust on skin, using trunk as syringe and powder puff, a practical surgical aid in the wild.
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Samuael Bakar
the Spectator
Enemies of the Bees and the Wasp Threat
The Pall Mall Gazette notes harsh winter losses for bees but reports wasps thriving and harming hives. Sparrows and the blue titmouse prey on bees, with debate on drones versus workers. the blue titmouse is condemned for its bee predation, while trapping is suggested as a remedy.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Workmen Unseal John Hancock Monument Tomb in Boston Old Granary
Workmen preparing the State monument to John Hancock in the Granary burying ground Boston accidentally opened the tomb revealing for the first time in over a century the coffin of the famous Declaration signer. The inscription notes Western Australia gold exports in 1804 totaling 239,573 ounces, a sharp rise from 1393.
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John Hancock
Old Granary Burying Ground
Boston
Colin
Western Australia
Abattoir of horses in Limpton Oregon exposed here
A detailed report reveals an abattoir facility in Limpton Oregon where horses are killed for edible products. Methods include slaughter with a sledgehammer, skinning, and skin removal, with offal diverted to fertilizer and other marketable byproducts. The facility aims to export only ham and fertilizer products, not whole meat. The piece also notes the United States Printing Office as a large employer and reports iron ore shipments from the Superior Region rising through mid-1895.
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Dogan
Limpton
Oregon
San Francisco Examiner
Aaslit
Ua Kind
America
Saka Superior
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Watertowa Dream Engine Company
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John George Washington Mancock
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Wil Jintusport, Va
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Davis & Bank
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LGU
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Myach-On-The-Hudson
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