Farmers 70 Combine Form National Cooperative Association
A flawed text describes farmers forming a national cooperative association. Delegates at a grand meeting in Chicago propose a broad union to unite farmers, with plans to recruit workers, organize advisory committees, and build elevators and warehouses nationwide. The effort aims to mobilize farm groups and individual farmers into a coordinated cooperative network.
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Joe Toeenue
Ai Mivenk Decane
Emuypmiyg
Aie Ebhor Argal
Ainone
Ebaracter
Hott Wes
Tnelt Organization
Witel Traverse
Bitsrout
Muenter
Ielegaiba
Sporn Tuba
Bt Ty
Kelvok
Che
le Ue Cay
Lie Cinverit
Autos Cause Deaths In Crashes At Two Tracks
Reports from Detroit and Zanesville describe fatal automobile accidents during races. Burney Cliddelt escaped injury after a wreck at one track when his car burned and crashed into a fence. tire failures and spillage caused Turkey Point and Zanesville crowd disturbances as drivers struggled with overheating and control, resulting in multiple fatalities and injuries.
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Detrait
Zinesville
King Weank Bhorrac
Barberton
Ohto
Burney Cliddelt
Gidield
Lewee
Ginilughwa
Wo Nalan
Zanesville
Earl Wiser
Daytori
Feuve
Tilly
Local Market Hitches and a Guthrie Fatal Shooting
A jumble of financial figures includes Philippine bonds and US premiums, while a fatal shooting in Guthrie Oklahoma ends a town’s tense day. Mayor Lonney Hamilton dies when a revolver misfires amid a whirling display. Authorities investigate missing cartridges.
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Mhouyantia
Woks
Thippines
Washington
Ttim
Charles M. Sehwahthas
Olena Tnauuineie Poo Cormpany
Dita
Wrst Nuthoral Bank
Bomilton
Kan
la Flest
Lbnney Hamilton
Guthrie, O. T
Tiche
Weather favorable for crops across regions with varied conditions
The weekly weather summary notes warmth boosting early corn and wheat yields in many areas while drought and late freezes challenge parts of Oklahoma, Texas, and the Ohio Valley. Harvests advance in northern regions as spring wheat nears completion. overall crop prospects remain mixed with rainfall needed to finish planting and protect yields.
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Bireni
New York
New Night
Portiuna
Middle Adlantic
Wlorila
Olio
Seellone
Odare Midi Ik Sete
Winahlaglon
Dughh
Tepttad
Neri Valsiba
Minnesotia
Winconsin
Puotlers
Bbin
Uta
Grouthern Wim
Iowa
Knesay
Allansas
Ohio
Wiley
Rocky Mountain
North Dakota
Sou Dakota
Stinnéaota
Luis
Danage Co
Ries
Tadao
Anton Tun
Garolina
Oldnhonti
South
Kentucky
Toonesses
New England
New Weeland
Kanegaa
Oklchawia
Missouri
New Spek
Virginia
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Whalington
Michijun
Kansas
Nebriska
Danville Mob Sentences Hit Three Prisons
Seven men and one woman receive penitentiary terms after guilty pleas for attempting to raid the Danville, Illinois jail. Judge Theoloyon sentences eleven adults to Chester penitentiary and Thornig Weil to Pontiae reforma tory while offering stern warnings on future conduct and the deadly potential of their failed attempt.
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Danville
Theoloyon
Ferna
Chester
Ile
Unclear Telegraphic Brevity From Fort Grook City to Akron Floods
Fragmented telegraphic notes describe Fort Grook City Nebraska flooding Akron Ohio with thigh water and bridge damage. Mentions East Liverpool Ohio and West outcomes, plus scattered political and monetary items about pennies and naval affairs.
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Fort Grook City
Neb
Akron
Ohio
Georges Bueheil
Liverpool
Batley
Beveril
Clore
Lima
Crousery
Fight for Fortune Lorel Battie Seeks $40000 for Mrs Maybrick
Lorel Battie aims to recover over $40000 for Mrs Florence Elizabeth Maybrick, alleging a miscarriage of fortune tied to Darius Clarke Wollock, grandfather of the named woman, with British authorities promising next July. Attorneys L. Bradshaw and Witlin TL Gueriner of New York represent the executors of Mr. (text incomplete).
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Lorel Battie
Ecover
Vast estate ties to Baroness von Roques and heirs in dispute
Holbrook left a large estate to his daughter now Baroness von Roques of Rouen with a reversionary interest to Mrs. Myybelek. Tens of thousands of the fortune financed Mrs. Maverick’s defense after she was sentenced to death in 1880 for poisoning her husband. Holbrook owned 2500 acres of coal and iron lands in Virginia and West Virginia and sought recovery. If successful, Mrs. Maybrick could become among America's wealthiest women.
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Maybrick
United States
Holbrook
Mobile
Ala
Ela
Cairo
Illinois Central Railroad
South
Colombians Press Higher Payment in New Panama Treaty
Medill reports Bogota’s congress debates authorizing President Marroquin to negotiate a new Panama canal accord with the United States. Proposals include a perpetual canal use with escalating premium and rental, a $20 million concession bribe, and terms on mixed tribunals, police authority, and eventual transfer of shares. Negotiations also consider shouldering cattle-differences and a fixed construction deadline while the May-Herran route is seen as dead by lawmakers.
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Medill
Bogota
dMcusslng
Marroquin
Panama
United States
Canal Company
Colombia
Bogete
Nic Aragan
Scattered World Notes From an Era of Change
A garbled set of items mentions Setton Ireland white blackbirds Naples quay plans emigrant aid, state lotteries diminishing, telegraph poles in Uganda, fig tree germination, a Chinese exam comparison between Po Wong and Na Po Lut, and Indian industry under British rule.
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Setton
Ireland
Grek
Britain
China
Wong
Uganda
India
Bima
Hundred Years Ago War Measures on Frontier Route
Reported weekly historical column notes that travelers between the Tennessee River and Natchez, Mississippi faced Indian harassment. President Ashane ordered War Department to establish black leaders along the route and troops deployed toward New Orleans. British Commons funded a ship construction. English king ordered a blockade of Havre de Grace and Seine areas.
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Tennessee River
Natcan
Mia
John Ashane
War Department
Twyanty
New Orleans
Hipasy of Commons
Scotland
King of
England
Lord Wawkenbury
Havre de Grace
Seine
Beverity five years ago imprint on trades and ships
Bevery five years ago reports unrest over 109 bales of wool imported at Boston valued at 32450 versus 2430 cost in Smyrna. The Jewish race is estimated at 3,000,000 by the Quarterly Review. President Adams' forest policy led to sale at St Marks Virginia of a ship loaded with live oak timber. McIntosh reports 27 buffalo killed in Arkansas from a herd of 600.
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Boston
Smyrna
Conton Quarterly Review
John Quincey Adama
Bt. Marks
Fen
Chilly Mcintosh
Arkansas
Fifty Years Ago A River Accident And Notable Death
Fifty years ago a table toppled into the Niagara River. George Toindexier, second Governor of Mississippi, died. A religious Wheety bill passed the Upper House of the Dutch Parliament.
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Niagara River
George Toindexier
Mississippi
Remembrance of Civil War Echoes and 1876 Centennial Debate
Forties era notes recall daily wage for village boys after heavy rain and Confederate raids near Charleston. Union losses at Fort Sutter as Gen Gillmore’s forces faced surprise by rebels. Praser’s brigade trapped in Cumberland Gap by Burnside’s column. Mort Wagner evacuated, Fort Wagner occupation by federals. Thirties look back to Alabama damages payment under Geneva award and 1876 centennial protest by John Bigelow. Nelson Dingley’s Maine governorship and market slump linked to 1876 crop funding and May Gould.
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Acd
Oil City
Tna
Chit Village
Weer Wagner
Clirtexston Harbor
Wea
Abahdomal
Gillmore
Croops
Uillmore
Fort Suter
Praser
Gumberland Gap
Burnside
Shackelford
Great Britain
United States
Twenty Years Ago Acquittal in Winston Train Robbery
A 19th century clipping notes Frank James was acquitted at Gellatt Missouri of the Winston train robbery. It mentions cases involving Tay Gould testifying before a U S Senate committee on labor and capital and describes frost in the Northwestern States with deaths from cold. It also references Julius Astor passing fortune to his son William Waldorf Astor, then minister to Rome, and the last spike of the Northern Pacific Railroad near Welton Montana, 91 years after Jefferson proposed a Northwest highway.
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United States
Madntuge Agaten
Q Lalanes
Nowadiyn
Rome
Lienit
New York State
Olle
Pemikylyan
Massachusetty
Frank James
Gellatt
Mfo
Winston
Tay Gould
Rufus Hatch
Western Union Telegraph Company
Louisville Snd
Nashville
Coleridge
England
Boston
Oliver Wendell Wolmes
Benjamin Butler
Nathan Appleton
Northwestern
Bloomington
Tay
United States Senate Committee On Labor and Capital
Jol Theob Astar
William Waldorf Axtur
United States Minster
Northern Pacific
Welton
Mont
Thomas Jefferson
Ten years ago blockaded harbor demand resignation in Rio
A garbled report recalls a decade old incident where a deer blockaded Rio harbor and demanded resignation of Proalduit Peixuto while Senator Doffer proposed an eight hundred thousand dollar appropriation in Washington. A reference to a college probe and political figures appears amid distorted text.
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Rio de Janeiro
Proalduit Peixuto
Doffer
Kasisné
Washington
Selenyi College
Trier
Columbia
Gay
Tlorica Boles
Low Palgu
Floelara Erntie
Republcar
The Gospel's Call to Change in a Harlem Mission Tale
A 1852 Harlem saloon conversion tale from Jerry McAuley Mission outlines salvation through Jesus. It recounts a homeless drunkard’s surrender, prayerful guidance, and a vow to abstain, framed by religious reflections on past sins and the need for ongoing reform.
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Satan
Walla
Jesus
Hadley
Jerry’ McAuley
Missioni
New York City
Harlem
Dey
Evennig Kt
Jerry McAuley
Hank
Jerry
Gilles
Chaves
Sodom
Peter Means
Paul
St. Paul
Farrar
Latimer
Abraham
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Farmers
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Elrar Omaha
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Navy Department
Navy Yards
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Register
Wyran
Oliver
Se. Lonig Merchants
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Andrew Gibbs
Department of Agriculture
Clsinis Beng
W. Fletcher
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C. MM. Olarke
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