Kentucky Drover Murdered in Springfield Inn
A Kentucky drover staying near Springfield, Lobortaon county, is murdered during a hotel visit after two intruders, the innkeeper and his son in law, rob him and kill the drover’s host, the landlord, and his accomplice flee. The drover reveals the crime, officers arrest the two murderers, and the pair are executed by hanging after a magistrate’s inquiry. New York News.
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Kentucky
New Orleany
Mishatin
Springfield
Lobortaon
Teatrossen
Levoilo
Anoner
Searce
John Gara
Bill
Danter
Oxs
Bui
Min
New York News
El Varado Mines in Guerrero Mexico Spark Investor Hype
The article touts Guerrero as a rich mining region with Spanish and Mexican mines, noting copper and coal prospects, potential for vast mineral wealth, and plans tied to a proposed rail route. It mentions a large gold nugget shown to an American businessman and speculation by capitalists on rail and agricultural lands along the route.
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Guerrero
Mexico
Pacific
Onaxicn
Détilond
St. Louis
Fuls
The Spice Habit Named In Drinkers’ Woe
A New York Herald report quotes a physician deeming the spice habit as harmful as alcohol. He warns drinkers nibble cloves pepper and cinnamon to mask taste and breath, risking stomach issues and liver damage. An eyewitness scene and a street nitery interruption follow with a fleeting humorous political exchange.
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Herald Square
New York Herald
Witty Scribbler and Courtroom Banter in Harlem Scene
A noisy jumble of jokes and sketches unfolds with Scribbler taunting Judge Dusenberry about poetry and age. Characters include Fitzhogan, Miss Crenshaw, and a theater outing that ends with a hinted romance. The piece zips through vignettes of love, mistaken judgments, and humorous dialogue in a lively urban setting.
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Judge Dusenberry
Harlem Argentia
Blalt
T . Geny
Scribbler
Long Distance Niagara Power Debate Stirs Engineers
A lively discussion on Niagara water power transmission spans experts and lay readers. Houston Kennelly and Muson Kennelly clash with Emery and Vorhees over costs and efficiency, debating if power can be economically transmitted 14 miles or more to distant markets.
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Whlel
J. T. Triston
A. &. Kenndlly
Niagara Falla
Tyne
C. &, Emery
Eminet
Houston
Kennelly
Wounston-Kennelly Estimte
Ad Agnivatly
Emery
Prof
Vorbes
Omery
Howse
Znet
Buffalo
Niagara
Eattmnato
Hiese
Messr's
Houston & Kennelly
Frank Fturt
Francis B. Gruckert
Gelomila College
Trouston Kennelly
Ninwara Aire
French claim on fruit electricity debunked letter
A Manchester correspondent argues that electricity generation from fruits is not a new discovery. He cites experiments from two platinum wires in a melon and other produce showing tiny currents, but notes such output mirrors known chemical batteries. He warns against overestimating fruit battery power.
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Electriciy
Manchester
Thialk
Bottolie
Cleewitton Bell
Denny
Dia
Fragmented Text Summary Card
Readable fragments describe a rapid or sudden action linked to duties and a passing rule. The exact subjects and locations are unclear. The piece appears as garbled OCR with potential references to people and duties without coherent context.
Mount Galbucio Volcano Erupts Shocking Nearby Town
Reports describe Mount Galbuco near Puerto Montt erupting after decades of dormancy. A rain of volcanic ash and red hot stones devastated farms near Llanquilite and Osorno, with meadows and cattle killed and harvests ruined. Severe earthquakes accompanied the activity, though lava flows were not observed.
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York
Galbuco
Hans Stof Ten
Puerto Montt
Oribuco
Cnn
Tong
Wnti
Llanquilte
Thattle Mountain
Culbuco
Scotsore Qafin's 'Toughest Run' Recital Across the Frontier
An itinerant rail tale recounts a brutal journey from Maine to California and beyond. A lone rider describes surviving a wreck, clinging to a moving train, dodging hazards, and finally reaching Colorado Springs after a harrowing trek.
Georgia gold prospects spark claim of vast belt
A Beologist asserts Georgia hosts an accessible gold belt spanning about one hundred miles in breadth within Cherokee White and Dawson counties. He notes a network of railways, surface-found ore near the gold country, cheap labor, and the need for proper machinery and deeper shafts to unlock tens of tons, arguing it could offset dwindling California and Black Hills supplies.
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Georgia
California
Black Hilla
Tha
Cherokee
White
Dawson
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