Fragmented Crime and Public Notices From 19th Century Dispatches
A convoluted report recounts a murder mystery with a ten year old child involved, fugitives surrendered to Fort Randall, and various regional incidents. Included are drills in Chicago Knights Templar chapter, arrests near Bundabyside, and a note on a 1860 elopement. Also cited are exports totals, river deaths, and political nominations across multiple states.
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Cox
Barnstable
Sx Brule Tisox Indies
Sever Hiorsce
Rosebud
Agekey
United States
Fort Randall
Po Pier River
Knights
Templar
Chicago
Tadlenapyyie
Rolaeieibersiiy
McCormick
Waldron
Atlante
Bundiayside
Amayih
Political Conventions Name Governors and Standings
Democrats at state convention nominate Jamée English for governor with M. Pord for lieutenant governor and B. S. Blake for secretary of state. The platform endorses the Americanist line. Republicans meet in Chicago with ex Secretary of the Navy Robeson presiding and list numerous nominations across statewide and congressional races.
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Jamée
English
M. Pord
Blake
Navy
Robeson
Fred A Potts
Was
Ainke
Mgunly
Chicago
Thomas
John Grace
Damdorate Seeadattan Satiaoute Dein
Fe Plus
Nioth Kemducky
Thomas Turner
Seorgie
Templar
Chicagio
Sir Banja
Robert
Vinci
Withers
M. Bir
Charles Rodnie
New York
Rix Jouify
Goblin
Pennsylvania
Sixugh
NeCurdy
Michiean
Wes G
WeiSlins
Ron
Rafiteepatee
Willian
Morricon
Demoottty Tutputt Pole
John & Lee
Wilam
Reynolda
Colon
William
Remibyeiny
Texas
Mitte Democrat
Hichigan
Wemsy
Kotige
Foreign Notices Grew Dense In Atlantic Dispatches
A Bergen dispatch reports actress Miss Nylson died from dropsy of the heart. Ole Bull the famed violinist dies at seventy in Norway. Ireland sees tension as Chief Secretary Forster travels to Dublin to review affairs amid rising unease. A Dunganen clash leaves casualties and a Cork guard tightens city patrols. A new Atlantic cable company forms to link England Azores and America. Marital ties dissolve as Count Von Hatzfeld’s marriage to Miss Moulton ends. American bishops named in Rome. A jewelry heist worth 600,000 francs hits a French estate near St Deale. Canada’s fiscal deficit widens despite spending. Anglo American and French cable firms agree on a uniform tariff. Germany’s National Liberal party splits over policy. Britain moves to abolish the House of Lords. Rosebery named Under Secretary for India.
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Nylson
Bergen
Norway
Ole Bull
Maa
Forster
Ireland
London
Dubin
Dunganmens Ireland
Pollac
Cork
Atlantic
England
Azorén
Azores
America
Count von Hatzfelt
Prossila
Moulton
P. Manague
Virginia Grey
Nevada
Parlibus
O'Connell
Grass Valley
Cal
John A. Watterson
Columbus
Ohfo
Mr. Holss
Parthua
Henri
Milwaukee
Portillo
Partibus
Appatelis
Lower
Germany
Bismarck
Great Britain
House of Lorila
Lord Roseperky
India
Marquis of Lansdowne
Drought Hits Illinois Corn Amid Broad Uprooted News
Dispatches from the Northwestern States report continued corn damage from a protracted drought, especially in Illinois where lack of rain devastates late planted crops. Also noted are cholera misdiagnosis in Erie and swimming feats at Atlantic City. Immigrant figures and European economic notes appear in the same gummed-torn report.
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XAT
Chicago Tribune
Iluois
Drinton B. Abbott
Beloit
Congress
Hirst
Wisconsin
Erie
Boxton
Fearn
Atlantic City
N. J
Boyton
Fief
Germany
Ireland
Gration
Alisa
United
Charles
Kean
Ellen Tree
Bari
Bolton
England
Lancashire
Candahar
Bondi
Keptene
Wibsee
Costrk
Svat Watt
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Saratoga
Antsy
Reist
Ius
Volga
Movements for a Park Statue and a Fatal Row in Illinois
A Quincy faction pushes to erect a statue of the late Governor Pood in Washington Park. In Chicago a young man Grosie is jailed for killing Fleming after a confrontation in a row at a saloon. Fleming pursued him and was shot dead.
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West Givin
Quincy
Pood
Washington Park
Grosgi
Ars
Ian
Fleming
Gross
Eallawben
Lilia
yGrose
Breng
Macoupin
F. M. Eckard
Shabonter
William Farmer
Danville
Ztna
Mr. Farmer
Hotal
Freiog
Pbringfield
Vermillion County
Bunoians
Woohner
Bloomington
Wayar& Woohner
Jerseyville
Macon County Veteran Association
J. 5. Moore
Decatur
Cartars
D. E. Bates
United States Army
Prizefield
L. Garrinwall
Frank Seimetz
Kankakee
State Board of Equalization
Springfield
Triennial Conclave of Knights Templar Opens in Chicago
The twenty first Triennial Conclave of Knights Templar United States opened in Chicago with services at Grace Episcopal Church led by Rev. Dr. Clinton Locke. Knights arrived from abroad and the city hosted a vast procession and celebratory events drawing crowds estimated near a quarter million.
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Chicago
Knichts Templar
United States
Knichts
Grice Episcopal Church
Clinton Locke
Sbroad
Red Cross
Thorouc
Iit
Leo Tae
Fatigny
Indianapolis
Louisville
Dayton
Ohio
StRaighés
McCormick
Central Music
Farwell
Lake Front
India Justin gowns work force and freezing taunts noted
Fragmentary text notes gowns and outfits with a mention of workers, a freezing condition, and a figure of thirty tons and pounds referenced in taunts. The readable parts are insufficient for a clear event, date, or outcome.
Odd Drinkers and Costly Dinners Mentioned in Latent Press Snippets
A fragmented collection cites various newspaper quips from Norristown Herald and Boston Journal of Commerce. It notes Boston Advertisers readers wanting news on Dr Tanner’s fast and jokes about ill fare, with murmurs on New York Commercity Advertizer and Paris Ireland misery.
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Boston Advertisers
Ander Jae
Bel
Tanner
Norristown Herald
Détroit Free Press
Coney Island
Neda York
Eeriaeh
Mechlis
Paris
Ireland
Jungs-pf S
Stentor
Boston Journal of Commerce
Harper Traps Himself in Hammock Prank Gone Wrong
In Harper's Hammock a man unties a hammock in his yard, struggles to set it, and falls into it headfirst. A boy jokes about the mishap as Harper tumbles, then slips away rubbing his back and vowing to crush the offending hammock. The scene ends with Harper retreating to fetch a weapon to end the hammock’s threat.
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Harper
Harper's
Oddities and Notices From a 19th Century Page
A miscellany of curiosities and incidents including dramatic animal tales, a Waterloo veteran’s death, reports on early industrial accidents and dangers, architectural plans for a Mercury statue, fashion notes with bird nests, and census data on municipal oath usage. Also notes on a St Louis cremation society and European crematorium costs.
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Henry Republican
Gho Rumt
Ronter Dowatveon
Igh Bridge
Harem
Maud
Julien
Orrin A. Hickok
Joseph Belck
Hubert Gould
Irwin Luther
Joni Martin
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Knights Templar
J. KR. Exenen
New Philadelphia
Masoe
Department
Washington
Fort Keogh O
Ritting Bull
Jajurles
May's Landing
Ni J
Greenback
Eliot Iowa
Moses A. McCord
Iowa
Thomas Upderrat
Virginia
John Crichite
St Fuster
Plevenugeio
Nak
Joshua Nix
Maite
Vermont
John W. Currier
Comélician
Philadelphia
Red Snicider
Iseach
Pittabaugh
Lee Greenbackers
Charles N. Brumm
Denver
John 8. Hough
Plercy White
Piercy
McLean County
McLean County Fairgrounds
David Davis
Justice Scott
Supreme Court
Robert Guthrie
Elijah Dixon
Samuel Lander
Benator Davis
Henry Wilson
Bola
John Willerton
Josah Moulton
Rock Taland
Sangamon
Lincoln
Charlottesville
Poe
Aioe
Owen
Behornand Aggregate
Fuchs Bas
Ann Ecorcasa
Harper’s Hammock
Napa
Tate
General
Alyth
Scotland
Eiksco
Orangeby
Goddhman
South
New Orleans
Artes
Savannah
Galveston
Mobile
St. Louis
Phelim Toole
Freman
Col. J. W. Reynolds
Twain
Scots Grays
Waterloo
North Adams
Maas
South Kensington
Iswincker
St. Gallen
Switzerland
Henri Irminger
Bastile
Enver
Minneapolis
Oakland
St. Paul
Camden
Grand Rapids
Mich
St. Joseph
Omaha
Neb
Atlanta
Cowhurstyard
Aubry
Charles I
de Candolle
France
Gotha
St. Louis Society
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