Kilmer Swann Roo rero care and free consultation
The notice mentions Kilmer Swann Roo and adder troubles with a free consultation offered. It references a laboratory in Ulnghnamton and notes the University of Michigan has over fifty graduates on its faculty.
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Bloodshed Follows the Eastward Movement
Bontano allies defend the column as Salzed National Troops are ordered out. Train impresaed at Terre Monte Indiana. Reports detail the strength of various contingents and the clash along the eastward advance.
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Washington Sanator bill aims at Coxoyltes and DC work
Preparations in Washington show the Sanator bill proposed by Poffor to aid the Coxoyltes with employment and authorize a $1,000,000 appropriation for public improvements in the District of Columbia. Contingent strength totals for various locations include Kelly 1600, Frye 1000, and multiple other units across Indiana Illinois Ohio and Montana.
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Towa
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Col
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Ohio
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James G. Bintay
la Washington
Lively Parades and Elections Dominate Late News
Reports from Union Square New York show unemployed workers marching for abolition of the wagn system. Indian towns report Republican wins in local elections. A major railroad strike ends after claims by worker and company committees. A Kentucky baseball umpire incident ends in tragedy. Congress gains a new member in Ohio. Texas crops damaged by storm, homes destroyed by a cyclone in Arkansas. Cleveland sees a May Day mob after a police stand. Greece endures earthquakes and a September festival passes amid labor demonstrations. London scenes involve anarchist tensions in Hyde Park.
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Court-martial sentences for Kearsargy loss at Roucailor Reel
Commander Heyermann and Lieutenant Lyman face suspensions from rank and pay after a court martial found neglect of duty and culpable negligence tied to the frigate Kearsargy. Heyermann’s two year suspension was reduced to any year by the Secretary, while Lyman received one year with public reprimand and remitted repulsion by Herbert.
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Kearsargy
Herbert Lns
Hoyerman
Herbert
Terrifying landslide at St Albans alters county map
A colossal landslide near St Albans Ontario caused by melting snow shattered homes and buried farms along the St Lawrence region. Six miles of roads and three river courses were altered with farms and stock lost and several deaths including Prosper Dare youth. Bridges and embankments failed as water from the Laurentians swept through the area, transforming the landscape and creating a new field where a waterfall once stood.
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Gas consumption trends in 19th century gas industry report
Special Agent Weeks reports growing confinement of guano gas usage, with manufacturing demand rising and total national consumption valued at millions. Pennsylvania leads in output declines while Indiana and Ohio show major shifts. gas use displaces coal and wood across states, with broader mentions of gas finds in New York, Missouri, Kansas, and other states.
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Four Men Executed in Washington and Arkansas
A Washington District of Columbia execution hanged Thomas Crumpton for murder after a deadly drunken quarrel. The rope broke partially, causing a bungled end and delayed death. At Fayetteville Arkansas Samuel Vaughn died in twelve minutes when the rope broke his neck during the fall. Several others were hanged as white onlookers watched during the same day, with prayers observed before the drop.
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Minute New York and National News Briefs
A chaotic batching of dramatic events from Plymouth to New York includes two Mungtrian miners killed in Plymouth and a child fire tragedy in South Saranton. The Bank Exawinen Jupson closes a failing New York City bank to protect depositors. The New York State Legislature adjourns with Governor Flower vetoing the Blanket Ballot bill. World Fare buildings in Chicago are sold to Graft & Co. for demolition. A physician corps reports rising smallpox in Chicago and a tragic family suicide in Tyrannoville. The era’s political shifts appear as H. Newson & Co. files for bankruptcy with large liabilities. The National scope covers a presidentially linked resignation and a stock market context amid ongoing unrest.
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Longtime Michigan senator Benator Blookbridge dies in Illinois
The obituary notes United States Senator from Michigan Benator Blookbridge died in Chicago after a long illness. Born April 9, 1826 in Bath Maine he moved to Michigan in 1830, built lumber and mining interests, later leading Kalamazoo activities. He served in the State Senate and U S House, with health declining in his final years.
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Oklahoma Vigilante Committees Burst Band of Thieves
Seven men formed a vigilante group in Oklahoma to trap an organized band of thieves near the Texas border. Five bandits were killed, two captured after a pursuit that ended near the Texas line. A separate note mentions a chlorine gas incident at Cornell College in Ithaca where a junior class banquet participants were nearly suffocated by bromine gas.
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Coxey Army Enters Washington and Camps Near Capitol
A dispatch from Washington reports J B Coxey's Army of the Commonweal entered the District without authorities' permission and camped near the Capitol. Coxey stayed at the National Hotel with his family as thousands visited Brightwood and Silver Springs camps to view the march, with arrests of leaders and a debate over tolls and roads, amid large crowds and policemen maintaining order.
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Bank Robbery At Thompsonville Bank In Office Of I E Spencer
Thief or thieves robbed the I E Spencer Banking Company in Thompsonville. Two men in carriage lured cashier I D Spencer outside, while inside another stole from the money drawer and vault. About 21300 taken. suspects fled toward Springfield Massachusetts after driving a buggy and horse.
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Fire destroys St Charles Hotel in New Orleans tragedy
A fire at the St Charles Hotel in New Orleans around 11 p m damages the 1856 building, killing one guest inside and fatally injuring another who leapt from a third story window. The blaze destroys the largest hotel in the city, once valued at about one million dollars, leaving guests scrambling as flames reach the attic floors.
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Local Youth Assaults Family Member in Burr Oak
A disjointed OCR item reports Jay Seymour of Burr Oak Michigan involved in a drunken assault incident at home. The account mentions a father intoxicated, a sixteen year old trying to pacify him, and a resulting shooting or violence. details are garbled.
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