Census figures show US population at 76,295,220
The official census announces total United States population at 76,295,220 with 75,205,220 in the states for apportionment. Indian non taxed count is 131,168. The report lists state by state populations for 1900 vs 1880, noting large shifts and including territories and military data.
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United States
Washington
Arkangas
California
Delernce
Goozein
Belgra
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Matina
Nehingha
Joe
Aid Moyadasi
W. Haipalika
Dersey Tasumhio
Addu New York
Cavelline
Worth Dokcom
Olio
ATL
Staten
Calfornia
Calaynde
Tdaho
Minnayata Moulana
Nevada
Asesses
New York
Colee Wart Dakoin
South Dakain
Ute Washtinghon
Wincanabi
Ypan
Alisha
Actone
Columbia
Mexico
Aritour
Oklahoma
Alaakan
Alaoka
Far Cartain
Pricipally
Philippines
RINGS AND MONEY GONE IN ADAME TOWNSHIP MYSTERY
Frederick Brandt and wife arrived to marry purchases and deposit savings in a bank. The money rings and a sack were lost in transit on the way home. A ring engraved FW and De Reld disappeared among the items. De Reld, a longtime Allen county resident, died at 72, leaving a widow and five children.
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Marrie
Puc
Wyandotte
Arthur A. and
Glam ©. Reid
This City
Glaview B. Reid
In Homie
Hoagland and vicinity political meeting report
Residents around Hoagland discuss upcoming plans for a local political gathering. The note mentions attendance at a Wednesday event and references party activities, campaign coverage, and community reaction to progressive ideas amid a noisy local scene.
Big underwear and hosiery sale advertised at Galton Street
A noisy ad lists a large hosiery and underwear sale with prices for women’s undergarments, men’s wares, and children’s wear. Items include Swiss ribbed vests, ladies’ briefs, and assorted garments priced from a few cents to several dollars, with mentions of special wrappers and fur pieces. Galton St is named as the sale location.
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Giyla
Childrey
Sudan
Ben Mile
Galton St
Last Day in East Analysis of Republican Prosperity Platform
A political column mocks the GOP’s focus on prosperity. It argues the dinner pail symbol is worn and battered, suggesting Democratic speakers press the issue more than Republicans. The piece questions why the dinner pail framing receives more Democratic critique than Republican use.
Market notes show mixed wheat and grain futures shifts
The Chicago markets report volatile wheat futures with Dec contracts up then down amid weather and Russian crop estimates. Receipts rise in Minneapolis, Duluth, and other mills while hogs and lard prices edge higher on late buying. prices for oats and rye drift with steady to firm close, reflecting tepid demand and regional supply movements.
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Chicago
Oct
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
L.c
Gath
Bbc
Jon
Grs
Tecal
Taiwats
Porke
Tammy
CHICAGO LIVE Stock Report From Local Auction
fragmented OCR of livestock market update with figures for steers heifers and feeders. mentions prices like 2.00 4.10 and 4.30, references to Texan fed steers and May shipment notes, general market activity and day’s results without coherent lines.
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Inluddinp
BOO
Texan
Gunaisy Louver
New York Produce Trade Figures Cited
A garbled New York market note references produce trade data with mentions of creamery items, meats, and shipping terms. It lists quantities like 14 894 packages and notes Western, Verular, and other regional trade terms while referencing public and private shipments and alleged price movements.
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New York
Seyth
Rutho Betoivis
SAIS
Mmrdet
Sheadys Gretnery
Lie
Ine Creamery
1Egfalc
Tarsory
Tren Chonsin
Sheipa
Wakee Bbs
Mage Hing Tor Viossanet Weltith
Tle
Daigé
Ioiwmvie
Amal
Joss Aff
Ate
Susla
Ptewys
Les Conteliagens
Prmnliiad
SUF
Citley Ms Eltet
Uiyan Draws Massive Brooklyn Reception in Oct 20 Visit
In Brooklyn on October 20, William Tea uiyan drew a crowd from Fortieth Street to Weehawken, stirred by his impassioned address and imperial rhetoric. Congressman Sulzer and Governor Stone accompanied him as thousands packed the park and surrounding areas, leaving many unable to hear.
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New York
William Teauings Uiyan
Gotham
Thian
Weehawken
Tim
Acatiinge
Anee Te Ioniken
Second Street
Witlisne Sulzer
William J. Stone
Lie
Park
Bryan
Brocklyn Govius
Ues
Academy of Muvie
Steyan
Ardor Minmad
Pavie Theater
Paliew Vik
Tisderkeain Hall
Mellieney All
Arton Hall
Bchwaben Hall
Restkopf
Wall
Geydiana
Bergnn
Oto Lunes
Dumkirk
Twesday
Bryan Wail
Chielt
Qatar
Warseon
iFuyalwon
Olawa
Lima
Wapaonteda
Viqua
College Cavaven
Beveridge Speech Draws Large Crowd at Princess Hall
Senator Beveridge spoke to a crowd of over 100 escorts from Tippecanoe as athletes and students filled Princess Hall. The audience applauded loudly while prominent citizens came to the stage, and E G Keegan introduced Dr McDowel as chair, with McCullagh receiving strong cheers.
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Ong Bytory
Lanaley
Albert J. Beveridge
Hie Tippecanoe Etut
Princess Vuk
Camie
Mr. Beveridge
Tippecanoes
Vstimu
Hon
Chaving MecCulazh
Married in Morning Miss Clr Lan Termier and Frani Meyer
The ceremony occurred in Cathedral with Rev P J O'Reilly presiding. Attendants included Miss Mary Meyer and John J Vantermier. An elaborate wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home on Walton Avenue. The couple will honeymoon in Detroit and reside at 290 Winter Street. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Anthony Schnibh of Paulding Ohio and others from New Haven Denver and Denver Cal.
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Clr Lan Termier
Frani Meyer
Briv Clagh
In Cathedral
P. J. O'Reilly
Mary Meyer
John J Vantermier
Pryvente
My. and Mrs. A. 3. Tanternier, On Walton Avenua
Moyer
Detroit
Winter Street
Wedaing
Ween Mx
Anthony Schnibh
Paulding
Oley Sty
Mia
John Degualt
New Haven
Ana Gisartot
Edn
Bertha Girardol
Denver
Cal
Fragmentary 19th Century Speech Echoes in Parade Debates
An OCR fragment recalls a heated parade scene and political rhetoric around war debts and leadership. It hints at Roosevelt era concerns, mentions a march, and a critique of governance, with garbled names and unclear dates. The readable elements point to a historical public debate over debt and policy.
Roosevelt Victory Sparks 1940s New York Scuffle
In Elmiits New York, a large crowd of about 7 000 gathered as Governor Roosevelt’s special delegation met the party amid heated rhetoric. The scene grew tense with protestors and security forces, while the governor prepared to address the crowd and press. The event ended with orderly dispersal as officials defended the gathering and the speaker.
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Roosevelt
Steve Viesik
Patton
Dawking Items and Haunting Home Misspellings
The fragmentary notice mentions Henry Bloom, Eda Preist of Park Wayne, and odd phrases about a child scalding water and visiting in Dialbew land. It references weather showers aiding wheat, corn, and a school board at No. 8 with illness like fever. Names appear garbled and uncertain.
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Henry Bloom
Huntington
Eda Preist
Park Wayne
Tain Embanie
Mizner
Yeu Ween
Tigtoh
Sehnol Las
Sparler
Fire damages residence on West Superior Street
Fire crews were summoned to a residence at 20 West Superior Street after a chimney vent ignited a small kitchenette at the rear of the home. The blaze caused minor damage with estimated losses not exceeding 25 dollars.
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West Superior Street
Fort Wayne Market Weekly Price Report Fragment
Fort Wayne markets report shows varied agricultural prices and product names. The fragment lists items including cattle and clothing categories with prices and codes, reflecting an early 20th century trade sheet style.
Outy Hay Markst Tinaig New Claver New Mixed Sow
A fragmented OCR line lists entities including Tinaig New and Claver New with figures 19 008 and 0 000700 and mentions Mixed sow RA DIEO 00 The text resembles agricultural purchase or lot descriptors with no clear event or outcome.
Meet day chaos disrupts Hutlo-1 events at local venue
A garbled OCR snippet shows disrupted meet day activities linked to Hisham M Asey and White Zrull Faure, with unclear scheduling and several corrupted names. The readable parts indicate a community event or meet with interruptions affecting planned proceedings.
Killing of Charles Rey sparks citywide search by marshal
A scrambled report describes the killing of Charles Rey by Samuel Harmor Simday in a rough area. The incident led to a citywide purge in Nu city as Mrs. Hunn, City Marshal, and officers conducted house-to-house checks to remove Stand characters from town.
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Tienwil
Get
Charles Rey
Samuel Harmor Simday
Mrs. Hunn
Mir
Nu City
Steht
Golden Wedding for Hebron Couple Celebrates Sixty Years
Mr and Mrs George Mosier of Hebron observed their sixty year wedding anniversary yesterday. Vilparaiso Tad Det 30 notes the couple have lived in the lit county nearly eighty years combined, marking a long life together.
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Vilparaiso
Tad
Ms. George
Mosier
Hebron
Gwilen
Queen Victoria Mourns Grandson as London Reports Tragic Event
London observers note Queen Victoria grieves for her grandson Prince Alexander Victor of Lachimswigs Hal amid a disturbing street incident. A farmer who collapsed during the scene was treated, while authorities pursue the suspect. The crowd gathered, authorities moved in, and investigations continue into the sensational event.
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London
Queen Victoria
Aion Victor
Lchinswigs
Proposed Amendments for Indiana Constitutional Changes
The document outlines joint resolutions to amend Sections of Article Seven and Twenty-One of the Indiana constitution, proposing to raise Supreme Court judges to at least five, specify quorum rules, and address qualifications for attorneys while authorizing the General Assembly to regulate admissions and potentially increase the number of Supreme Court justices. It notes election timing at the next general election and references protections for litigants and professional standards.
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Allen County
State of Indigna
Tuedianz
Sail
Supreme Court
Huan
Thay Hall
Sirikey Sa
State of Indies
Swytina J. Bett
Gumaal
In- Wana
Sid Wlate
General Assembly
Tydinun
County Committee Chairs Urge Voters on Proposed Constitution
A civil message from H. Berghoff and H. G. Keegan urges Allon voters to adopt the proposed constitution, stressing bipartisan unanimity. The communication asks voters to consider the measure regardless of party, aiming for clear public support.
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Allon
H. &. Berghoff
H. G. Keegan
Community Notes From Lemtevedt Boultie Gunder Event
A late Thursday gathering in Ferry and vicinity featured about thirty five attendees. Music by Harry Gunder and Miss Martie, hostess, followed by a dainty lunch at 1 a.m. Guests included Miss Emmy Hupp and others from Fort Wayne and Perry town. The piece notes a recovering child, several local visitors, and a Democratic meeting planned for Perry town.
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Park
Lemtevedt Boultie Gunder
Harry Gunder
Miss Martie
Hallie Pany
George Gloyd
Emmy Hupp
Dai Teg
Carrin Steinar
Lins
Ter Howe
Fort Whyne
Chyriay
Ray Binnler
Perry Towne
Ty Wave
Gm Eally Ae
Tom Barvete
Whhl Connell
Whitley Vount
al Povey
Mae
Mibu Beithn Pulver
Emiett Boley
Baye Wayne
Fa Wiehey
Guryell
Awe
Pery
Kent Wayne
Notice of county meeting and bylaw amendments in Port Waynes
Notice from Wayne county Indiana dated October 1900 warns residents of proposed bylaw amendments. It notes changes to stock keeping and meat prices and mentions a meeting of the citizens with attendance details and dates. Names George Br. Lawrengs and N. A. Melsey appear as officials.
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Indiana
Malabbie
Port Way
Changs
Boew Wayne
Mvnikens
West
George BR. Lawrengs
Paragonian
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Polly McTuinel
Liveseer
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Slann
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Wye
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Iryan
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Senator Beveridge Heard
Princess Bln
Canning
PH Nickel Plate Road
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Richets
Wiity
Asierllo
Winyns
Fort Wayne
S. Bash Ae Co
Fort Wron
Wintyr
Zrull Faure
Hutlo
Iaittepestr Teagyge
Hisham
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Nor Mt
Ferry and Vicinity
N. A. Melsey
Ivy
Nel
Uncle Sam Stamps
Sherwin-Williams
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C. C. Schlatter & CO
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