Congresman Bahcock Aims At War Tax And Canal Bill
The article outlines three prominent measures for congressional action: Army funding, a likely subsidy bill, and the canal project. It notes a budget of $590,009,900 and mentions resignation of Mr Dolliver among Michigan leaders. Also discusses epidemic concerns in Ohio and calls for strict quarantine and health action. It cites political party divisions in New Jersey and remarks on President Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iehigan
Wis
Congress
Mienewgia
Domestic Animals Population Estimates in the United States
The report analyzes animal numbers across states highlighting horses, cattle, sheep and goats. It notes Illinois has a high cattle presence near Chicago stockyards, while Louisiana and Mississippi show large cattle counts. cities like Kansas City and Memphis record dense horse and mule populations. sheep and swine concentrate in large yards and markets in Indianapolis and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howwan Mae
United States
Ebelasup
South Central
Tate
Taube
North Central
North Atlantic
Illinois
Chicago
Invita
Am Emelus
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Kansas City
Memphis
Indianapolis
New Orleans
Recollections of Johnny Appleseed by Henry Howe
The piece summarizes Rosella Price narration about Johnny Appleseed. It discusses how Appleseed was seen as a philanthropic wanderer rather than a religious crank. It notes Howe’s archival materials and references to historical accounts, including James McGinn’s novel and local county history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indigtmapolis Press
Quito
Henry Howe
Johny Appleseed
Christian Philanthrop
Price
Ftey
James MaGin
Philip Seymour
Pernett
Howe
Arts
A. A
Shlind County
Chis
St. Joseph
Drathana
Willian
Wayne
Chapin
Prstan
Lip Divua
Hiram
Two Bads Ail coughs and Aver’s Cherry Pectoral
An old notice warns that two common cough syrups harm health. One can worsen bronchitis or consumption, the other upsets the stomach and does no good. It promotes Aver’s Cherry Pectoral as the trusted household remedy for colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Main Street
Fort Wayne
Journal Gazette
PPEINGTIME AE TOESOT JO OCUN TREE
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person and a location with an unclear date in November. The readable items are insufficient to identify a clear event, person, or organization for a fuller headline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Political talk and election notes from the state scene
A fragmented report discusses election prospects and reapportionment. Mentions Bork and Was, candidates and senatorial questions, with references to seniors and potential business matters after the upcoming winter session. The piece hints at delays, authorities, and shifting agendas amid contentious views.
Poets and Ducks at Colorado Springs Flyout
Fragmented verse depicts morning lake scenes with ducks on the wing and wind driven wingbeats. The speaker urges leaving the dull world to dwell where nature welcomes, hinting at a Colorado Springs setting and a rustic, poetic mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchy
Colorado Spi
First Fire Of The Season Opens Anew
The poem recalls the first fire of the season warming the speaker and bringing back memories of summer. Images of winged light and oak logs frame the scene as a sense of renewal and seasonal change emerges through reflective verses. The speaker yearns for summer’s sweetness while acknowledging the hearth’s welcome glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Thomas
Hocner
Thoroughbred Scribner’s Style Fragment Reveals Vague Scene
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a horse or horse racing scene with garbled phrases. Names and specifics are unclear, but references to a mare, scent, and a furtive moment suggest a chaotic literary fragment about equine imagery and perception.
Religion of the world's rulers in faith and custom
The article surveys sovereigns and leaders across nations, detailing their official creeds and private worship. It notes emperors, kings, presidents, and sultans from Austria, Holland, Sweden, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Russia, Greece, Montenegro, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Turkey, Egypt, Morocco, and Japan. It highlights mass, chapel, and private prayer practices as part of state life and personal piety. It also mentions U.S. President McKinley and Latin American presidents as regular worshipers, with varying degrees of participation.
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Wilhelmina
Holland
Christian
Princig Joseph Austria
Ryice
M. Lowbet
Victormanuel
Italy
Curios
Portugal
Alfonsa
Spain
Leo XII
Leopold
Elureh
St. Petershuis Amd
Moscow
Exar
Enarinn
George
Greece
Olga
Athens
Nicholos
Monnegro
Vhureh
Ein Carl
Roumanie
Caron Sylva
Prince Ferdiwind
Bulgar
Riis Alexander
Servia
Fovkay
Ube Warshly
Constantinents
Mohamme Aml
Stein
Phersalrin
Moraven
Ascossers
Menelik II
Eili
Shysainia
Sia
OT Ching
Fide
Ieee
Gether
McKinley
Nington
Canton
Tieh
South
Central American
President Diaz
Diaz
Gilson Willots
GARING FOR THE HORSE
A worn article advocates proper care for working horses. It urges owners to groom manes and tails, brush coats, and adjust tack to prevent discomfort, misbehavior, and shortened lifespans. It cites observed miscare causing dust rolls, worn hair, and saddle withers injuries, stressing humane, attentive husbandry.
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Wiltmar
Newcastle
Touny
Wisdom of Current Fiction Fragment on Desire and Society
Fragmentary excerpt discusses modern fiction’s view of desire, social norms, and gender relations. It references Meeks the enix, Wwinthla, and various characters in a critical tone about love, vanity, and the pursuit of pleasure. The text reads as a noisy, garbled OCR of a longer literary critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wwinthla
Advertising hysteria brushes through a small town
A long rambling piece extols aggressive ads on fences depots and wrapping paper to lure customers, mocks costly agents, and urges bold public notices. It shifts to a business owner describing thrift programs for clerks, savings incentives, and disciplined budgeting as a path to honest debt repayment and a thriving shop.
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Fem
Derk
PBB
Fim
Lis
Tex
Encouraging thrift in Washington Bay advertises work
Fragmentary ad copy notes a thrift campaign urging saving and employment. It mentions a few West Nitta money related prompts and a plan to employ around seventy five workers in a local estate with weekly payments. The readable lines suggest a focus on frugality and labor support.
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Washington Bay
Peau West
Nitta
Estalystiment
NATO
Dr Bull’s Gough Syrup Promises Quick Cold Cure
An ad claims Dr Bull's Gough Syrup cures the worst cold in a day, stops nose running, breaks fever, and prevents pneumonia. The note ends with a potentially garbled line about Itia the quickest aliever ant enter of Mirentami Inns is 28.
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Horseman
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Pan
Grover Cleveland
Lowey
Ohio
Payne
Ways
Migake
Chia
Johnny Appleseed
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Lee
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