Mrs J K Egerton dies after long illness at home
Mrs J K Egerton, long-time resident since 1844, died this morning after a lingering illness. The obituary details her pioneer family ties, church involvement, and surviving relatives, noting her residence at Baker Street and the tough conditions of early settler life.
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Baker Street
Brntseciler
Mattie
Gree
Tom
Gage
Peter Rumstils
Louise Sweeney
Mor
Agna Blakenley
Gaiowe
Peter Ainalats
Trumas Gy
Aneyh Ametwin
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Keary Austutz
Chicago
Tohm Atatus
Lew
Dr Mary Abntscher Dies After Illness
Obituary note states Dr Mary Abntscher Tentashler died after a brief illness. No other details on age or service provided in readable text.
Divorces Barred as New Canons Are Adopted
The article reports a radical action urged by Bertat barring remarriage in church and submitting divorces for general conference. A special committee recommended remarriage restrictions and proposed new church rules, with ministers and bishops debated at a national church gathering in New York.
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Bueh
Ns Gstvily
Protestant Boureopal Garth
Mheus
Batee
Faehal
Bisdion Moan
Cevinia
Desrodam Kpiewop
Man Mohan
Wihille
Ruma
Leelesta
Baltimara
Lewin
Orbey
Laubion
Immigration to Havana Arrivals Highlight 21,107 Year
Fragmentary OCR notes describe arrivals at Havana and references to mother, formlier ants, and a stated year 21,107. The text is garbled and names and dates are incomplete, preventing a coherent factual summary.
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Tie Diwinton Ng Bistora
Seay
Foemlier
Havana
Immigration totals and legal defense offer reported
Figures show 1288 from the United States 17908 from Spain 881 from Mexico and 72 from other countries among immigrants to the United States total Chinese immigrants 578 with 608 from China via the United States and 64 via Spain. Also noted is a New York offer to William J Bryan to lead the legal defense for district election law cases. A separate dispatch from Glasgow reports a cablegram to Surgeon General Warren confirming a plague alert and related health notes.
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United States
Spain
Mexico
China
B. Worm Ching
New York
Marlin Engle Association
Siv
Eighth Assembly District
Hus
William J. Bryan
Snowstorm Dumps Heavy Snow Across Buffalo Area
A severe blizzard blankets Buffalo and nearby towns with up to eighteen inches in East Avon and two feet in Charil Park while south Buffalo sees ten inches. North and central Buffalo report lighter totals. Rail service northbound from Pittsburg is delayed as a passenger train arrives about an hour and forty minutes late. East of Buffalo heavy snow disrupts business and travel along routes toward Dunkirk.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Dunkirk
East Anvorn
Charil Park
Dun Kirk
Pittsburg
Fry
Snow Drifts Delay Travel Along Major Roads
A heavy storm with high west winds caused deep snow drifts along routes near Cleyalanr and Lake Shore. Travel was heavily disrupted with trains and buses about two hours late. Forecasters warn the storm will continue through the day and into the night, delaying remaining services.
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Cleyalanr
Ghia
Sayeed
Loweydale
Vattay
Lealtie
Sha
West Ha
Lake Shore
Hnd
Vin Toot
Attack on carriage as hatchet hurled at royal party
A woman in the crowd fired a hatchet at a royal carriage in Brisinn on November 16. Selma Schnopite, believed insane, was soon arrested after the attack failed to injure the riders. A crowd restrained the assailant until police intervened.
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Brisinn
Kuepera Wil Tam
Saxe-Molungen
Selma Schnopite
Bewsler Hysinnamet Seeks No Third-Party Presidency
In Cleveland on November 16, Bewsler Hysinnamet faced a largely ceremonial meeting of the American Loyal Republican league committee. He declined any third nomination for the presidency and thanked supporters for their efforts while noting he would not accept a nomination if offered.
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Bewsler Hysinnamet
Gnive Nfo
Republican League
Trans
Dam
United States
Indiana Lawyers Barred by State Supreme Court Ruling
A Michigan lawyer and several others are barred from Indiana practice as the Indiana Supreme Court enforces mandatory bar admission via examination and character certification. The court criticized certificates alone, insisting applicants demonstrate competence and moral fitness before practicing in Indiana.
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Supreme Court
Gevtientes
Indiana
Justien Montromery
State Board of Law Examiners
Vals
Ho ‘Court
Michigan
Weis
Indianapolis Bride Weds Worth Pennsylvania Man
Miss Jessie Sweet, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel B Sweet, married Lannes MacPherridgeWednesday evening at the bride's parents home in Worth Pennsylvania. The ceremony, simple with no attendants, featured Mendelssohn and a floral canopy. A reception followed with family and friends in attendance.
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Indianapolis Press
Jessie Sweet
Samuel B. Sweet
Lannes MacPherridge
Worth Pennsylvania
Steal
Bev
Marion A. Grosley
Buuial
Mendelsann
Mia
Swert
McPhatridge
Aviemius Pici- Wa
Port, Wryne
Frank B. Sussiois
Goiaviiius
Ohio
Ja Uglis Homan
Danville
Tye
Spencer
Miss Shover
Gunalé
Mra
M. W. McPhatridge
Dad
Mer
Pranks L. Sessions
Columbus
Artamug Pickard
Fors Wayne
Bastis Homan
W. Mv. Crabbe
OM. Plow
Untitled Notice of Residence Change in Danville and Chicago
Fragmentary OCR item notes Danville Indiana and Amos Pratt of Chicago plus Mrs BMeFholridge planning eastern trips and a bonus at 17 East Fifth street after December 15.
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Ind
Amos Pratt
Chicago
Bmefholridge
East Fite Teanth Street
President's nephew dies in Mongolia linked to navy service
James S Tarher of Canton, nephew of President McKinley, died in Mong Kong yesterday. He served as a private in the President's Own during the Spanish American War and had been attached to the warship Din Juanay Austria. He and cousin James McKinley, who served in the same regiment, once visited the White House during a troop muster.
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MicKintey
United States Navy
Mong Kong
Barbar
Juanay Austria
Pichipe Pinck Shire
Tro
President
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McKinlay
James McKinley
Jin iMake
White House
Muddle in Iowa Ballot Ruling Prompts Questions on Offic
Attorneys say a constitutional amendment voted last week creates a serious drift in offices elected November 6. It extends tenure for some officials into a second year, while endorsing no new elections for state county and township posts. The result may leave incumbents seated beyond January 1903 and facing contested tenure under the amendment.
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Iowa
Tiyn
Torehey
Dorneys
Pere
Editor Sees Wonders in Mammoth Cave Exploration
An eccentric editor named Wil Barry af Loxton Tenn explores Mammoth Cave and reports a miracle cure from Rising Buck Salve for piles, injuries, and inflammation. The piece mentions Deeler Bros Milester Genih and a move to Fort Wayne for farming duties.
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Mammoth Cave
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Tammany Hall Leader Urges Action to Curb Vice
Nov. 11 meeting of Tammany Hill executive committee, Richard Croker urged leaders to aid the city and pressured for reforms on the East Side. Straus, head of the Educational Alliance, discussed vice conditions and the need to destroy Tammany influence. A five-member committee was formed to investigate city abuses and propose remedies, with Croker insisting on firm action and criticizing landlords.
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Tammany Hill
Richard Croker
City of View
Tomtany Teader
Olug
Europe
Mi Plamire
Straus
Educational Alliance
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AG. Straus
Croker
Niu
Ue Saat Alifa
Bly
Groteer
Win Gilk
Tate Franny Hyal
Stywus
Lammany Fall
Liu Granter
My. Nixon
Mile Chain
Gorn C. Chitiser
Parle Des Lol
Michael G. Murphy
Nealty Beard
Toh W. Seanaedl
Dive Commissiona
Toit
Kevles Charities
My. Croker
Erie
Pactramne
Hil
Attorney General Griggs to Quit Cabinet Next Month
Washington nov 16 attorney general Griggs announced at a cabinet meeting that he will retire from the cabinet and leave the president's official family for personal reasons.
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Washington
Genen Grigge
Marek
Griggs
Prescent
Indiana official vote totals for governor race released
Indianapolis Nov 1 official secretary of state totals show Durbin leading Kemper by 23 108 votes with Durbin to become governor. County results had been awaited as of yesterday.
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Indianopolis
Ind
Tuidinar
Secretary of State
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