Kidnap Plot Targets Governor's Daughter in Georgia Grounds
A nervous man attempted to seize the Governor's oldest daughter as she played near the executive mansion. The assailant grabbed at the child, who screamed and clung to onlookers as the man fled, dropping the child before escape. Warden Beemer relayed that convicts predicted the act as retaliation for a hanging, with preparations to kidnap a child.
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Unclear tale costs 23000 and German fears return
A confused OCR fragment recounts a fear driven by an emperor joke told in a company setting. It mentions loss of a regiment, various names and places, and a suggestion to flee within six hours, with legal advice sought. The narrative is garbled and disjointed.
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Keeps Girl Chained to Floor in Four-Year Ordeal
A mother in Crow Lake NY restrained her daughter Margaret for four years to prevent her from fleeing diet rules and punishment. A deputy visited with the mother and the girl was kept bound and locked to a chair, surviving on limited mobility amid alleged mob influence.
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Crow Lake
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Farmers National Congress Holds 23rd Session at Niagara Falls
The farmers national congress met at Niagara Falls led by President Flandera of Albany with about 300 delegates from 38 states. Topics included reciprocity, roads, labor, and public utilities ownership. Major Purse of Savannah urged boosting domestic sugar production and cane and beet sugar farming.
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Labor unrest and wage changes across global unions
The report catalogs unions and wage actions from multiple regions including England, Columbus, St Petersburg, Los Angeles, and New Orleans. It notes strikes, wage demands, and organization efforts among plasterers, longshoremen, typographers, painters, box makers, miners, and seamen, with varied pay scales and eight hour day campaigns.
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Ypographical Union
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Chicago Celebrates Centennial With Fiery Fireworks Spectacle
Chicago marks 100 years since its founding with a centennial opening featuring a giant fire display recalling the 1871 blaze. The night included 28 fires lit across downtown and a bomb signal at City Hall as 2,000 American Indian representatives arrived for daytime ceremonies in Lincoln Park.
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LaSalle
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Jackson Boulevard
Lincolin Park
Chicago Industrial Parade Shows Growth Through History Floats
The parade narrates Chicago’s progress with allegorical floats from indigenous peoples and pioneer soldiers to depictions of the 1812 massacre and early business houses. It includes a miniature post office and the original court, illustrating civic and commercial development.
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New Orleans
Centennial pageant opens with civic floats through Chicago
A grand parade in Chicago featured floats illustrating the city’s past and present. War veterans accompanied the Battery and a Fort Dearborn tablet dedication marked the centennial at the Public Library. Mayors gathered for aquatic sports and a Lincoln Park program followed by speeches by Civic Life and New York’s Mayor.
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New York
Weather reports show crops largely safe despite frosts
A weekly weather bureau summary notes generally cool conditions with frosts from central valleys to the Gulf states, but crop damage is limited to western Kansas and Nebraska, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and New England. Rain delays thrashing in Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys while cotton picking proceeds. tobacco and potatoes face blight and drought in some regions.
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Trade indicator shows mixed activity amid wage cuts and crop fears
Dun's Review reports general trade remains favorable in central and southwestern states despite labor troubles and crop frost fears. Industrial output, fuel and raw materials prices, and freight activity reflect robust demand, with gains in bread stuffs livestock and cattle markets and increased shipments to foreign accounts amid easing congestion.
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Nite
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Hie Shipments Include Hogs Oats Hay and Potatoes
Grain and produce items listed include hogs for shipping, oats No 44 2 and B8c to Sic, hay, and potatoes. A creamery item priced SA 1c to 1k appears in the notes. The text references Battle and shipping terms with a focus on common market goods.
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