Leadville linotype record breaks world time mark
A linotype operator in Leadville set 105 300 lines in 10 hours 10 minutes, reportedly breaking the world record. The item notes other 1890s era events and local crime mentions in a scattered, OCR-damaged summary.
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Tohnson
Somerville
Annie Beekman
Fee Reilly
Leadville
Universal Postal Congress
Tyushington
Postal Union
Gary
Lifire
Sauce Warehouse
Minne‘gpolis
Winwah Park
McKinley
Henry Castle
Minnesota
Post Office Department
Stanford Newell
United States
Spaulding
Buffalo
N.X
Ramsey
Allison
Senate
House
Fort
Black
Greater New P York
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Greeks rout Turkish forces in major battles of war
Reports from Velestino and Pharsalos describe Greek forces defeating Turkish troops in heavy fighting with large casualties on both sides. Crown Prince Constantine and Prince Nicholas led frontline action while Turkish advances were repelled toward Dokomon and Velestino. Paris reports say 159 bazaar casualties including prominent Parisian women.
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Greece
Washington
Sherman
Ohio
Pingree
Michigan
Snaetell
Isle of Man
Frank Barr
Chris Barz
Grobe
Baton Rouge
Heligoland
Frederick Pearson
New Lenox
Gaines
Havana
Gomez
Joseph W. King
Lansingburg
William White
Marion
Ind
Charles Henry Damecl
National Bank of Columbus
British India
Guadeloupe
Montserrat
West Indies
Judge Day
Rover
New Orleans
Tienduras
Williams, Brown & Co
San Francisco
Toulor
Kastrosykia
Gov. Bradley
Kentucky
Grand Division of the Order of Railway Conductors
Los Angeles
Cal
McKinley
New York
National Association of Chiefs of Police
United States
Canada
Pittsburgh
Pao
Crete
United States Senate
Fowler X J
Senate
Morrill
Caffery
Lodge
Mass
Foraker
State Department
Mills
Tex
Allen
Neb
James Morrison Brass Manufacturing Company
Toronto
Velestino
Pharsalos
Constantine
Prince Nicholas
Paris
Bazar
Dokomon
Belev i
Volo
Abe
Remedy for Rheumatism Senior Remedy in Fairhaven
A Fairhaven Register item recounts James Rowland crediting Chamberlain's Pain Balm with rapid relief for his wife’s rheumatism after years of suffering. She slept within an hour and continues to use the balm for ache relief, praising its effectiveness over prior medicines. The ad notes 25 and 60 cent sizes sold locally.
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Kansse City
International Association of Faphinists
Martin’ Burns
Dan A McLeod
Mason Smith
Nevada
United States Revenue
Sear
Fa Archic
Casey
Deadwood
Kesha
Wiscopr
United States
Nha
Cokpenpondie
Henry Jones
Michigan Clay
Thoms
Exchange Bank
Atkinson
Neb
Bartley
Grant
Ying Yu
China
New York
Gen
Iowa
Robert H. Martin
the-Columbian University
Washington
Christopher Nickels
Indianapolis
Ind
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Ore
Nelson McHolt
Helen ‘Wesbach
Waukesha
Wis
Sierman
Dupuy de
Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Annie E. Rudolph
Camden
N. J
Nauset
Gardiner
Snell
Frank Wheaton
United States Army
Tyre-Mallory—line
Leonay
Galveston
St Igon
Taylor
Tennessee
Laurens Tucker
Laurens
S. C
Ball Creek
Pikeville
W.J. Calhoun
Illinois
Ruiz
Cuba
Florida
Collins
Great Wilson
N. C
Tobacco House
Briggs & Fleming
Committee On Civil Service of
United States Senate
Nashville
Tenn
John A. Logan
Lake Front
Auburn
Stull
Crow Prairie
Loton Frisbey
hisSist
James Gilter
Putnam
Giltner
Dubie Downey
Galdom
John Williams
George
W. H. Williams
Fairhaven N. x
James Rowland
Rowland
Chamberlain
Powell
Local Notes From The Creek Village
Local briefs report TA. Hotrick ill and postmaster out. Mrs Clark visits from Neponsit. David Nixon gravely ill. Ladies Home and Foreign Mission Society met at Mrs J. B. Alberts. Teano Kaidwine, veteran, seen with cane. Spring weather, poor oats and low corn prospects. chinch bug detected. A fishing party escaped tragedy when a dog nearly capsized their boat but was kept at bay.
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TA. Hotrick
Mra Clark
Neponsit
Harvey—Allen
David Nixon
Ladies Home and Foreign Mission Society
J. B. Albert
Joe
Ts ‘Teano-Kaidwine
Forbes
Illinois
Chinoh
Saint George War Cry Replaced In Abyssinia News Notes
A scrambled news fragment notes Saint George War Cry replacement for Merry Abyssinia and a Russian painter completing Negus Menelek II s portrait of the battle of Adowah aiding Abyssinians against Italians. Also mentions Queen Victoria portrait for an old bellringer and Storbech Austria teaching chess in schools.
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Abyssinia
Hies
Negua Menelek
Battle of
Adowah
Saints George
Tresaingfield
England
Queen Victoria
Storbech
Austria
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