Dillon Expanse of Economic Commentary and Miscellany
A fragmented Dillon Examiner page surveys Treasury engagement and public virtue, interspersed with garbled perambulations on dignity, immigration, and philosophy. It references a report on a Colorado potato trust and hints at broader fiscal concerns amid stray remarks on national policy and trade.
Devoted Friend of Blavatsky in Theosophy
The article profiles Countess Constance Wachmeister, widow of a Swedish diplomat, as Blavatsky's closest companion in later life. It notes her cosmopolitan life, travels from Syria to Paris, and deep devotion to theosophy and Karina religion as a guiding philosophy.
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Constance Wachmeister
Mme. Blavatsky
Paris
Ceurt
Karina
Dt Ketrope
Hatahe
Psso
Mme. Mavatehy
Stockholm
Incomplete OCR Reveals Election Report From Central America
Fragmentary text notes a presidential election and congress debate in Central America. It mentions President and Preacher roles but lacks clear names, dates, and outcomes due to garbled OCR.
Auction of the Dead Letter Office Goods Delights Crowds
The annual clearance sale of the Dead Letter Office in the national capital draws crowded crowds as bundles of misdelivered items are auctioned for pennies. Bidders hope for a diamond ring or dress pattern amid oddities like hair, letters, clothing, and small mementos, with many items unsold or unexamined.
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National Capital
Indianapolis Journal
Sam
Phelof Moell
United States
Filio Peat
Fiat
Ebery
Ibaa
Feriges
Conviction in Perry County Feud Killing Still Echoes in Kentucky
In Barbourville Kentucky a jury found Josep Adkins guilty of murdering Judge Josiah Combs as part of the French Eversole feud. Adkins and fellow followers faced life terms after a long violent conflict that spread through Perry County and Hazard.
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Josep Adking
Josiah Combs
Adkins
Perry County
Judge Combs
Hazard
Aad
Tire
Joseph Eversale
Eversale
Tilly
Uanard
Plate
Dutier
Toni” Sauth
Pine Ville
Aeiusitess
Jackson
Pyench
Asia
Phe Bai Ashi
Hivough
Judes
Hono
Nighttime assault on woman near West Water Street
Report describes a dangerous nighttime attack in which a woman was blinded and beaten near West Water Street and North Street area. An assailant fled after dragging her from a vehicle, leaving the victim shaken as a stranger hailed a taxi and sought to take her home.
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Cherleg Houckzis
Waerer
Lone
Rieego
Iboe
Jelock
West Water Street
Woman Robbed and Dragged as Suspects Escape by Car
A woman was assaulted in a street robbery in which her enemy object valued at 1500 dollars and her docket book containing 400 dollars were taken. She was dragged into the street before the assailants drove away in a vehicle.
Tragic Hog Attack Follows Drunk Farmer’s Death at Mills
Elijah Coleman of Owen County Kentucky vanished after visiting Lusbys Mills and was later found dead in a barn one mile from town. Inquest ruled death from injuries caused by hogs and other dumb brutes while drunk. Coleman recently married for a second time to a young woman.
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Elijah Coleman
Owen County
Lusbus Mills
Lusbys Mills
M. G. Waldrop
Coleman
Remarkable Old Man in Illinois Village Defies Age
An 85 year old resident John Adams in Kan kakee county HI astonishes locals with a renewed vigor in health and hair growth. Despite baldness and tooth loss he remains active, claiming new teeth and a growing beard while others ponder the mystery of aging and vitality in a small community.
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Caisis
Kankakee County
John Adams
Adams
Fights Over Time Expression Stirred Chronicle Debate
A garbled 19th century Chronicle Telegraphtype report notes a quarrel involving a groomed woman and a wealthy groom. The vocal clash centers on a quoted expression described as out of place and inappropriate in social discourse.
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Fire Deaths Reported in Wisconsin Farmhouse Tragedy
A Wisconsin farmhouse blaze killed Ole De Baux and four of his seven children. The others, including a 14 year old, perished in the flames. The victims were identified as members of the De Baux family on the Mentot farm in Wola Beth ke, Wis.
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Wola Bethke
Mentot
Wis
Wee Berned
Cides
Ole de Baux
Unclear Manuscript Rumor From Brooklyn Eagle Fragment
Fragmentary note from the Brooklyn Eagle recalls a boast about marriage proposals and a horse tied to affection. The text is garbled and references a planned event within a week, but no clear names dates or verifiable facts are established.
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Steed
Fortitude and Digestion Elixir Promised Relief
An advertorial fragment touts Hostesser's stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion and related ailments. It claims relief for heartburn flatulence biliousness and general digestive discomfort and urges regular use. Also promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee.
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