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Fort Smith Elevator
Location
Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1887
Page
2
Fragmentary notes on 4 1 and pipe 2 event dates
Unclear OCR text cites a date 4 1 and a possible pipe event or paper reference with mentions of WW and Peay. Readable entities are scarce. no clear people or organizations emerge to anchor a proper summary.
Piochsbiror Mod Deployed Status Report
An entry notes a mod deployment in progress with references to a system official and ongoing work. It mentions deployment status and a brief update on the current stage of the modification and related oversight.
Fragmentary sports note with unclear details
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a game or event with names Spey and Pye and a score or action but lacks readable context or definitive facts. No clear date, teams, or outcome can be established from the text.
Beavenworth editor convicted by private attorney
Anthone editor of the Beavenworth papers faced conviction in a case connected to his efforts to evade a private attorney. Details remain unclear due to damaged text, but the event centers on legal action involving the editor and counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthone
Beavenworth Oas
Unclear OCR item on Sherman case over Canada harms
Fragmentary note mentions alleged violations and a person named Sherman with references to Canada and America. Details are unreadable and no clear event or outcome is present.
Unclear fragment hints at local incident in David City
An incomplete OCR fragment references David City Nebraska and Sangaroon County Illinois officers and an investigation. The text is garbled with no clear event, date, or names to confirm.
Whitman Charged With Forgery After Large Embezzlement
Whitman a book-keeper for a Chicago telephone company is arrested on forgery charges and for absconding with 820000 of his employer fund. The case highlights a major internal theft investigation at the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Chicago
Cleveland Likely To Seek Second Term Despite Criticism
Fragmentary note suggests Cleveland may run again while foes admit his administration was faultless. Ambiguity leaves question of political stability and party support in doubt as supporters push for continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Feen
Upoh
Man Schlimmer in New Jersey Kills Wife After Rejection
A man named Schlimmer in New Jersey fatally shot his wife last Monday after she refused to stay with him. The victim is described as a 15 year old woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlimmer
New Jersey
Bat
Frigid Day Passes Amid Hot Springs Incorporation Notices
A fragment notes a day so cold that Little Rock papers include several notices about Hot Springs incorporation ventures. The item hints at corporate activity and local governance in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littl Rock
Hot Springs
Bank Failure Hits Vanworth Savings Bank
The Citizens report the Savings Bank of Vanworth Kansas has failed with liabilities around 87000 dollars and assets insufficient to cover losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ “Savings Bank
Vanworth
Kansas
Bank of Philadelphia faces patent issue? unclear text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a bank and legal or corporate terms but lacks coherent action or identifiable facts, making a precise summary impossible with the given snippets.
Pension Off Daily Reveals Fortunate Recipients
A fragment notes a daily pension list highlighting those deemed fortunate to receive a grant from Sam's bounty. It mentions Ed Palay Pairchild and a tribute that remains unsatisfied, indicating incomplete or disputed allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Niche Sam
Ed Palay Pairchild
Republicans Condemn Cleveland Over Pension Vetoes
The Ohie Republicans condemn President Cleveland for vetoing 123 pensions but dodge noting the 136 pensions he signed in earlier action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
unidentified text fragment about a murder case
fragmentary OCR note references a murder of a woman and a suspect named Wilshire. mentions a person dying by blowing out his own brain and unclear details.
Reading PS Train Disaster Report
A train incident near Reading Pennsylvania caused extensive damage with losses estimated at 160000. The wreckage disrupted tracks and embankments with debris and flooding reported in affected sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Unclear family ties spark political dispute in era of unions
Fragmentary OCR reveals a feud between Jasper Blackburn of the Rock Republican lineage and Jesse Harper, linked to a labor union party. The exchange shows unresolved accusations and a stalled reply from Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Blackburn
Diale Rock Republiain
Jesse Uarper
Jesse
Jasper
Duel Fatalities Near Greenwood in Close Range Shotgun Fight
Two men died in a duel near Greenwood Michigan last week. The distance was about ten feet and each man fired a shotgun at contact range. Both fighters collapsed immediately after the shots, dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Migs
Teva
Platform of the bio republicans outlined in odd phrasing
The platform is described as emphasizing protection pensions and Lireus shirts with the aim of becoming a complete instrument of its kind. It calls for a condemnation of the administration for imprisoning the Salt IS on fate thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bio Republicans
Pringdadly
Lireus
City Council Passes Cleveland Visit Invite in Springheld
A resolution inviting President Cleveland to visit Springheld, introduced by an alderman, wins endorsement from all Republican members. The record notes potential political dynamics and local attention to the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Springheld
Dani
Tolliver gang vows vengeance as Kentucky troops prepared
In Rowan county Kentucky trouble flares again as the Tolliver gang swears vengeance for their leader’s death. The governor has troops in readiness to deploy to the scene if peace officers request aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan County
Tolliver Gang
Kentucky
Ohio convention backs Sherman for president and Foraker for governor
The Ohio convention chose John Sherman for the presidency after a hard fought battle using persuasion and pressure. At the same time Foraker was nominated for governor. A separate report accuses a Reverend William Thomas Abbott West of luring and murdering a Miss Sumie Beek in Chesterton Indiana to hide a crime, with West believed concealed in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
Ohio
Foraker
St. Louis
Willian Thomas Abbott Weat
Sumie Beek
Chesterton
Ind
West
Cannada
DemubsWoes and Local Turmoil Highlight Press Union and Politics
The article notes mugwumps and the New York Sun discord in the Democratic Camp with Sun losing to Butler. It reports Hardin County terror from expulsion orders, eight killings, and State impotence. It mentions Reed’s attempted suicide, Prohibition jokes, J K Jones views, and Kentucky election results showing Buckner lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kentucky
Gen
Buckner
Ardent Arkansas items span deaths, boom towns, and rail plans
State papers report a boom in Russellville and carpenters needed at Koreka Springs, with farming, mining ore assays, and canning factory activity. several deaths and accidents are noted along with a Confederate reunion near Senter and public school construction at Rogers. Local curiosities and public notices pepper the summary.
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Koreka Springs
Tobe Democrat
Russellville
Ilig
Canor
Scout County
John Works
Wanchita
Mount Nebo
Yell County
White County
Clarkaville
Colored Journal
Helena
Felix Robuson
Tlelena
Nero
Howard
Jon. Crowder
Conway County
Hebbing
Mr. Craft
Prairie Grove
Richard Monroe
B. F. Holmes
Sevier County
Senter
Springdale
Churchill
Searcy
Orme
Crawford County
Texas
J. Ad. McCullough
Washington County
James O’donnell
Neor Judsonia
Jonn Warram
Alma
Rogers
Arkansas
Sturgis
Bradley County
Tula
Fulton
Hempstead
Nashville
John Brooks
A. W. Miller
Pike County
Little Rock
Hot Sprouse
Cleveland
Benton
Saline County
Mices
Morriston
B. H. Greathouse
Hollandburg Music Company
Lite Rock
Capital Stock
Lake Dick
Jefferson County
EU Evans
Alex Scott
Deemee
Metal Weted &L
In Case Hempstead v Howard County Judgment Shown
A court in Howard County hears a case against Hempstead County for 4701 dollars 93 cents to cover a portion of Hempstead's debt. The suit is slated for appeal to the supreme court. Separately a Jacksonport murder case involves Lemuel Bord found hanged and his wife suspected. the husband jailed then killed by a mounted patrol.
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Matthew Booker
Helena
Josiah R. Hardin
Statler
Jacob Williams
Barks
Samel Weaver
Vesta
Clark Tritt
Shoat Creek
John J. . Peldergrass
Sub Rosa
Abraham Muistder
Lowell
Wo. KR
Pilkinton
Mountain View
Jobo HK. Wright
Berryville
Caleb Hickman
Jasper
Jona M. Bailey
Shiloh
John Clark
Mutbary
Hempstead Va
Howard County
Howard Cirscuit
Hempstead
Hlempstead
Supreme Court
Lemuel Bord
Jacksonport
Yiarks
Wiolenes
Dempstead Rifles
4Thh
Arkansas Infantry
Washington
Tempstead
Washington Telegraph
Beto Cosiway
Dan Wo Frnes
Cher okee Nation election marks close, Mayes leads
The Cher okee Nation held a fierce general election Monday with Rabbi Bapeh leading the National party and Jon Mayes heading the Downing faction. Early returns from Carew, Carneiive, Delaware, and Sequo yah-which indicate Mayes winning chief in SOT and Coeweeseuewee, with Going Snake also leaning Mayes and Gary potentially securing core districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Bapeh
National Party
Downing Party
Jon Mayes
Carew
Carneiive
Delaware
Sequoyah
Mayes
Sot
Coeweeseuewee
Notable Figures and Controversies Span National Figures
A fragmentary report references Mose Clarris urging Cleveland to avoid Hot Springs and recalls a fourteen member committee. it also details a Navy officer’s account of prohibition era incidents and charges of peculation at Natchez, plus a Moscow Gazette obituary of M. Katha and notes on Jathoff's rise in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mherbisa Peahnah Sl
Mose Clarris
Pexas
Los: Springs
Cleveland
Mose
Moses
M. Katha
Moscow
Taougo Wet
Jathoff
Russia
Jourghan
Bavt
Railroad Extension Promised to Fort Smith
Capt Jack Weed returned Sunday on the St Louis train where Hinckley said the plans for extending the railroad from this point to Fort Smith were satisfactory and led to expectations of crews and work within two weeks. The committee and public are praised for liberal support and the promise of a coal region corridor through the Southwest is celebrated with gratitude and a prayer for mercy on those who faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Jack Weed
Sundsy
St. Louis
Hinckley
Fort Smith
Freedmen Citizenship Meeting and Local Notices
Union Agency Muscouri reports the Freedmen citizenship committee for the Choctaw Nation will hold its final session at Tushka Boma Indian Territory starting September 1, 187, lasting up to 30 days. Also includes scattered items: Prohibition rhetoric, editorials from Texarkana Independent and Minnesota Tribune, a legal notice about TENNY MARTIN & ANDERSON moving offices in Fort Smith, and advertisements for Studebaker wagons at 60 dollars, strayed pony reward, and misaddressed notices from local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscouri
B.t
Tushkaboma
Indian Territory
Roxr
U.S. Indian Agent
Studebaker Wagon Manufactory
Bengel & Fohulte
Fort Smith
Local notes and travels across towns and springs in week reports
The passage lists names, places, and routine updates about residents and events in multiple locales. It mentions Bly Ane Wilteons Honkings and a trip to Abissouni with several individuals and a public notice of travel plans. The text mixes names, places like Cape WUD and Rareka Springs, and references to absences, visits, and social occasions.
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