Tailors Locked Out Employers to Fight Union
In New York Brooklyn and Jersey City fifteen thousand tailors are locked out. About 195 shops belong to the Employers' Association, with 83 using new methods and the rest expected to follow. The Brotherhood reports up to twenty thousand workers may be involved as contractors pursue a return to the old task system. Benj Schwitzer leads strikers while Benj Wilkovsky defends shop autonomy and vows to run independent shops under the present system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Employers’ Association
Benj. Schwitzer
Benj. Wilkovsky
Employers’ Organization
Wayne County Sues Lobraim Mower Over Unpaid Taxes
Ohio Supreme Court rules in favor of Wayne County in a $1,000 tax suit. The record notes a prior housekeeper, Flora Albright, age 16, who died August 16. She allegedly accused Mower of illicit relations and other crimes before dying of typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Wayne County
Lobraim Mower
Ohio Supreme Court
Mower
Flora Albright
Han Bang
Mawar
Dlin
Boxing Signed Pact Aims World Heavyweight Bout
Arduous agreement reached in Texas for a Galveston harbor fight between Dob Fussinim and Peter Maher. Promoter Start pledges 18 000 as interim stake with Richard Fox handling custody. final deposits due by February 4 1896 and February 14 with a 10 000 prize and championship belt at stake under Marquk of Queenabury authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovustux
Texas
ArUells
Agree Toons
Otaida
Galveston Harbor Fort
Dob Fussinim
Snd
Peter Maher
Sal State
Ataerdvar
Fyazaunee
Marquk
Queenabury
Agrend
Hichard K. Fox
Fitzsimmons Amd Maher Retan
Richart J. Fox
Four Times Convicted Murderer Edward Jone Sentenced
Edward Jone, found guilty of a gruesome double murder near Matavia, becomes the first in U S history to be convicted four times of first degree murder. He and his son were present when a Malaita gunfire killed the younger amid political tensions during Gov McKinley’s Matavia visit. Jone awaits transfer to the penitentiary annex after a high intensity trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gronagraws
Ohin
Edward Jone
Quecly
Amnrdar
Depres
Peniteneiary
Befiung
United States
Jones
Big Tenn
Malatt
Matavia
Malaita
Tider and Funds Gone at Shaker Settlement
New Lebanon New York reports the disappearance of El ior Oxford from the Shaker settlement with sister Mabel Franklin stirring interest. Authorities in New York are told elder Oxford took funds from the North family totaling at least four thousand dollars. Dinacon Levi Shaw and Benjamin Gales travel to lay the matter before officials. Shaker covenant bars individual seizure of common property and is recognized by New York courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elior Oxford
New Lebanon
N.Y
Mabel Franklin
Lane
Aisraveret
Finda
Levi Shaw
Benjamin Gales
Courts of
Judge Shoots a Lawyer in Tennessee Supreme Court row
In Chattanooga Tennessee Chief Justice TL Snodgrass fired twice at lawyer John B Beasley severely wounding his arm The shooting followed a published article accusing the court of political bias in a railroad debt case Snodgrass surrendered and was released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
TL. Snodgrass
Tennessee Supreme Court
John B. Beasley
Beasley
Trnos
Supreme Court
Judya Snodgrass
Downed In His Cellar Fire Claims Krell Factory
The bell of Alexander Krell was found in the cellar of his burned factory. The premises flooded and Krell died by drowning as investigators assess the disaster and its causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cineinnatiz
Alexander Krell
Whier
Bir
Krell
Breach of Promise Case Hits Verdict in Wis Case
A court in Wisconsin delivered a verdict for the defendant in a breach of promise of marriage action involving Caraille Binns. The case name and surrounding fragments indicate a civil matter with disputed promises and damages, finalized with a defense win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatea
Mort
W. Ravaghus
Ata
Caraille Binns
Pwaboont
Rainaies
Weekly Bank Statement Summary
Sw Von Tieic statement Reserve deere 3-Banks hold $18 301 BC esos ar legal Tegirsents Federation of babor Elects Deere Now Yous At the Aereny urday sa sat of eran oar Teduge Lines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Babor
Deere
Eran
Socialists Nominate Gompers Presidents At London Congress Session
The convention elected Samuel Gompers president by 2041 to 1023 over McBride with every socialist delegate backing McBride. Peter J. McGuire named first vice president. James Duncan re elected second vice president. James O Connell third vice president. John Lennon re elected treasurer. Aug McGrath re elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Congress of Socialistic Orders
London
Duncan
John McBride
Delerate Feurnacht
Samuel Gempers
Gompers
KcLride
McBeile
Peter J.mcguire
Fiiai
James Duncan
The
Granite Cutters? National Union
Baltimore
U. S. Keichars
United Garment Workers
Reichers
James O' Connell
International Machinists’ Union of Chicago
John B. Lennon
Journeymen Takers’ Union
New York
Aug. McGrath
Tnion
Boston
Venezuelan government disavows Times interview with Crespo
A Caracas cablegram from the Venezuelan government rejects a London Times interview claiming Crespo offered to reparations to Britain over the Urban incident. The Uruan boundary dispute remains tied to that incident, with British Guiana fearing possible war as local militia stages sham battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venemela
Wasutxeron
Andrade
United States
Caracas
London Times
Crespo
Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
Uruen
Uruan
British Guiana
Venezuela
Georgetown
London
West Indies
Newlie Swindle Targets Local Residents In Ind
A man and woman posing as J W Evang and wife and another man calling himself Anderson sold needles for making fancy work. They promised work for all who bought and swindled victims by charging $8 per needle and inflated prices for goods. The room filled with people eager for work and goods, while the trio fled with money and valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Evang
Anderson
Tailors threaten strike action in New York and Brooklyn
Henry White of the United Garment Workers warns 290 workers at 10 Brooklyn plants have walked out over contract terms. A single striker at one location led a coordinated walkout affecting 100 buildings, tied to a yearly union agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweatahoans
New York
Brooklyn
Henry White
United Garmant Workers of America
Brotherhood of Pailerg Nat
Honda
Masang
Strika Aon
Atrikary
New York Stove Marona’ Protective Union
Great Shipbuilding Strike at Glasgow and Belfast
News from Glasgow and Belfast reports shipbuilding index strikers rejecting terms offered by employers. The stance dampens stocks and commercial mood as Britain faces foreign warship competition. observers expect labor pressure to push concessions in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Shipbuilding Index
Klonpox
Glasgow
Helfast
Great Britain
Germany
Disorder in the Hadian Chamber over army enlistment debate
In the Chamber of Deputies a disorder erupted as Sir Maragal pressed to read an old letter from Premier Crispi amid debate on army enlistments. The vice president barred the letter, Marazzi urged its reading, and a clash forced a suspended session before order was restored and the chamber adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Sig. Maragal
Crispi
Code
Chamber
Jmit
Sig
Marazzi
Interikov
Insurgents burn plantation in Santa Clara district
Rebels burned Manuel Ha’s plantation in Can Apfuani near the province capital. The estate belonged to Tomas Ona’s willow. A steamer named Catalina arrived from Spain carrying four small coast gunboats: Yamuri Mayeri Dante and Guantanana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treutgents
Havawat
Manuel Ha
Can Apfuani
Santa Clara
Capliak
Tomas Ona
Catalina
Spain
Yamuri
Mayeri
Dante
Guantanana
Whale Stranded in Delaware Bay Likely Strayed From Cape May School
A ninety foot whale is in Delaware Bay and appears unable to reach deeper water. It surfaces to spout and cause foam in the shallow water, likely separated from a school spotted off Cape May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Del
Delaware Bay
Dilas
Cape Mey
Advertising Union Charged Over Branch Party Flyers
A postal authority issued an order against a union advertising group in China for distributing circulars at party events and accused of dropping all contributions after expelling a member with 6.59 rship term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastunaron
Postafhiea
Mel
Hieava
Oof
Chirase
Piarties
Alw Tastor Fangrd at Mason City incident
In Mason City a report mentions Rangel at ties pevnite of City Marisimai Ey Abe Paylor who rose for the inner of Alamosa. the event is described as creep paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Rangel
Pevnite
City
Marisimai Ey Abe Paylor Wes
Inneider
Alamosa
Creep
Armenia's Last Appeal Details Mass Killings and Refugees
A dispatch from Constantinople reports Armenia in a dire state with estimates of up to 100000 killed and 500000 survivors fleeing to forests and mountains to survive. Missionary leaders confirm credibility and cite escalating casualties reaching 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenia
Loypoy
Constantinople
Hopuinhity
Christianity Save Us
Boston
London
Jadson Smith
D. T
American Board of Foreign Mission Commissioners
Ito
Associated Press
Million Gift Boosts University Biology Faculty and Labs
Miss Helen Culver of the city donated 1,000,000 to the University of Chicago to expand biological science research. The funds may support current departments, an inland experimental station, a marine laboratory, university extension lectures on Chicago's west side, and up to half the principal for land, equipment, and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcace
Helen Culvyer
University of Chicago
Miss Culver
University of Chicapo
Loa Marine Biological Laboratory
Chicago
Bradstreet Weekly Review Summary of Seasonal Trade and Failures
Bradstreet's Weekly Review reports colder weather in Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Minnesota boosting sales of seasonal goods while overall wholesale trade remains dull as merchants cut stocks for year end inventories. Retail demand rose in holiday specialties though not always meeting expectations with irregularities in commodity obligations and overall national trade satisfactory to the central Mississippi valley. The tally of business failures reaches 329 in the United States versus 343 last year. Canada shows a decline from 84 to 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
New York
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Ubrong
Mississipi Valley
United States
BYA
Canatde
W J Harvey Forms Patriots of America in Free Silver Cause
W J Harvey known as Coin announces a new political order named Patriots of America to advance the free silver cause. National officers listed include W H Darvey as patriot head, Charles SI, Ale Clare as national recorder, and James F Adaing as treasurer. Harvey appointed Moeagra and two others to complete the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Harvey
Fredsilver
Hin
Harvey
Amerion
Partiga
W. HE. Darvey
Fitet Nations
Patrot
Charles SI
Ale Clare
National Recorder
James F. Adaing
Air
Tarvey
Order
Moeagra
Adsina
Opposition to Cope Pinger nomination to brigadier general
A protest from Sen. Alt and allies argues against Gen J J Cope Pinger’s promotion. They claim many officers are passed over and accuse Pinger of allegiance to papal figures and Ireland, labeling him unfit for command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Cope Pinger
Gentral
Inn
Skiliel
Flint
Ireland
Ping Iix
Eaty
St. Michael
Amin
Pape Pius IX
Fierce Gales Strike Virginia City Area
News describes severe northeast gales causing flooding in the lower city area. Warnings issued by the weather bureau after a damaging windstorm disrupted telegraph lines and hampered harbor communications. Ships and vessels arriving from Garaling Sounds report heavy seas and rough conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Norpore
Vais
Weather Bureau
Delain
Aily
National Civil Service Leaders Named in League Officership
National Civil Service Leastin announces league officers with President-Tfon Carl Shurz and Vice Presidents Kangis Adams Goaton A J McDonoinin New York Bishop HW Potter Measents Baltimore Henry ititelonssk Si Tewig FH G Lea Philadelphia Vrankim MacVearh Chicago Bishop S Ryan Ulalo Win Volts Farminn Lor named among the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civil Service Leastin
Wasnixeras
National Evil Servicefor
Sofowier
Tfon
Carl Shurz
Kangis Adams
Goaton
A. J. McDonoinin
New York
Bishop HW
Potter
New Works It. Measents
Baltimore
Henry Ititelonssk
Si Tewig
FH. G. Lea
Philadelphia
Vrankim MacVearh
Chicago
S. ¥. Ryan
Ulalo
Win
Volts
Farminn- Lor
Ambush Report Near White Oaks Strikes Five Miners
The report says five miners were found by the trail between White Oaks and Jicarreilla. One lay dead and another mortally wounded. The attackers, said to be eleven Indians, shot and robbed them and are believed to be Apaches from San Carlos Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almuoumagor
N. M
White Oaks
Jicarreilla
Bitter
Tin Territory
San Carias Avenay
Afro Americans gather for welfare conference in Seco nd Tapish Church
The national meeting of Afro Americans opened at the Seco nd Tapish Church with limited prominent colored leaders present and a focus on race welfare. Augustis Straker delivered the closing remarks about civil rights and community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mith
Seco Ond Tapish
Conté Copynsismer
D. Augustis Straker
Death of Gen Edward Wright Leaves Iowa in Mourning
Gen Edward Wright died in Des Moines on Friday morning. Born June 27, 1827 near Salem Ohio, he helped organize the Republican party and served in the General Assembly, twice re elected, and as Speaker of the House. He was a brigadier general in the Civil War and later held posts as Secretary of State, capitol construction supervisor, and member of the Des Moines Board of Public Works. He also oversaw the insane hospital project and held state horticultural society custodian duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wright
Ed Wright
Des Moines
Salem
Ohio
Shenanadeah Valley
Tfe
Miss Afartha ‘Thompson
Cedar County
Republican Party
General Assembly
Champion Hills
Cedar Creek
Wright
Mnade
State House
Capitol
Grand Army of the Republic
Iowa
Double Tragedy Strikes Dexter Area Home
In Dexter area four miles northeast, Grant Hibbs, 32, fatally shot his wife then killed himself with two more shots. He wounded his wife with a knife after a self inflicted head wound. The couple’s infant was present as neighbors found the scene. Hibbs had been released from an insane asylum five weeks earlier. his condition and the wife’s injuries were dire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Hibbs
Dexter
Iowa
Grant Hibbs
Hibbs
Valentine ‘Hibbs
Gate
Hinself
Gibbs
Mt. Pleasants
State Pharmacy Board Reports Growth and Licensing Metrics
The eighth blended report of the State Pharmacy Commission, filed with Governor Jackson, covers two years. It notes 1,759 registered pharmacists, 2,450 stored drugs, 14 liquor permits, and 1,084 examined for certificates with 407 passing. It also cites no permits in Adams, Scott, Shethy, Warren, and Washington counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanort
Stata Pharmiacy Commission
Wth
Jackson
Ute Board
Prat
Hia Rear’ & Lewes
Tien Reste
Adama
Scott
Shethy
Warren
Washington
Foolish Practical Joke Leads to Imprisoned Prankster
Lazarun Reynolds faces transfer to Anisanaashim after a prank gone wrong that wounded a target and sparked a bizarre chase. A year ago a man died on a Farnhambles Gowrie bridge as rumor of a haunting spread. A hoaxer donned a sheet to impersonate a specter causing the victim Hepnolda to flee nine miles home in panic and later collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fool Hiller Needen
Lazarun Reynolds
Anisanaashim
Farnhambles
Gowrie
Hepnolda
Zenuinn
Disappearance of Lincoln Toat Treasurer Stirs Council
Steam Charity Funds sparked excitement at Council Bhiffa after the discovery that James Jacoby, treasurer of Lincoln Toat, GATL, is a missing person. Rumors suggest suicide amid debts from General Dodge funds and gambling, with letters saved for his wife and city marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jacoby
Lincoln Toat
Gatl
Seno
General Dodge
Limacht
Missouri
Jacoby
Jacoby'a Disappearance In Still Myaters
Wankou B F Bloomer Found Guilty in Fraud Case
At Wankou B F Bloomer was found guilty by a jury in a fraudulent banking case. He faces a lengthy penitentiary term and a $3000 fine. His motion for a new trial failed and he appealed to the Supreme Court. Four more indictments allege he defrauded depositors of nearly 370000, with county costs around 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wankou
F. Bloomer
Bloomer Wan Atones
Supreme Court
Fragmented Mississippi River Frost Feels Earlier Freeze
The Mississippi River at Dubuque froze three weeks earlier than last year marking a notable change in winter conditions. A jumble of local names and events appears, including wedding notices and social news from Keokuk and Washington, with scattered references to community matters and court concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Dubuque
FE. Sinonse
Washington
Carrie Brown
Keokuk
Beatrice
Wide-ranging Iowa notices recount fires deaths and business deals
A farm house near Williams burned with occupant I. F. Christenson inside. Ransom Detheri of Bellevue died after escaping an air hole and drowning. James O’Hare, Burlington’s longtime employee, died. Dr A J Hobart of Clinton, 67, prominent physician, is dead. Separate items note a triplet birth in Grinnell, a Des Moines council probe, a Clinton stock company forming to build Kane Pennington engines, Keokuk’s Daniel After’s death, and a Marshalltown rail deal with Chicago Great Western Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Detheri
Bellevue
James O'Hare
Burlington
A. J. Hobart
Clinton
Erstero Iowa
Corneil Glifis
John Lucne
Grinnell
John LT. Wright
Des Moines
Henge
Daniel FP
Keokuk
Omaha
Miller
Congress
Iowa
Flo
Iast
Marshalltown State Bank
Cooper & Speers
Ole
Harley
Wey
Marshalltown
Chicago Great Western Railwar Company
AlsBrith & Win
Tataxing
Goath Third Avenue
Jépot
Laura Dougherty
Dea Moines
Hasor
Hater & Camp
Dink
Supreme Court
Wateher
Dunn
Fenly
Henly
Sud
Patron
Viclim
Healy
Baptist Church
Jefferson
Bapttal Missionary Association
Philadelphia
Insane Slan Tragedy in Iowa Woman Shoots Husband
A Dexter area crime scene reports Grant Hibbs 32 shooting his wife then shooting himself. He wounded his wife and injured himself in a second attempt, while a baby witnessed the horror. Hibbs had recently left a state asylum and resumed violent illness. The wife survived.
Reign of Terror Strikes Greston Neighborhoods
Over twenty five private residences and businesses robbed in Greston during the past week. Women and men insulted on their way home. Four burglars attacked a policeman. one suspect, Rick Sharkey, arrested but others fled. Six homes entered in a single raid. citizens arm themselves amid rising alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Greston
Rick Sharkey
Yall sen Cedar Rapids man in desertion scandal
James E. B. Yall sen left a wife and child in destitute condition and vanished. The wife was declared insane and placed in Independence hospital. Word then reached Cedar Rapids that Wall was arrested in Nashville on adultery charges with Mrs. Ramsell who said she was his sister. Ramsell had visited Cedar Rapids last summer and has a Floron family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EB. Yall
Cedar Rapids
Independence
Wall
Nashville, Tenn
Ramsell
Union County New Creamery Opens With Grand Celebration
The Farmers Co operative creamery of Alls pice Union County opened to a Southwest Iowa celebration attended by over 2 000 people. A free dinner accompanied the event with four 100 foot long tables of substantial country fare. The creamery building, constructed by Freeman of Minneapolis, is described as the finest plant of its kind in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Farmers* Co-operative
Allspice
Iowa
Freeman
Minneapolis
Damages Sought Over Humboldt County Woman's Death
Frank Gory sues Dr. A G Jacobs for 95000 alleging medical malpractice over his wife’s death six months after treatment in Humboldt County. He contends death was not from heart disease and presses the case in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buen
Frank Gory
Humbola
A. G. Jacobs
Gory
Th. Jacobs
Ueartier
Humboldt County
Notable Voltaic Appeal Ends Subtle San Case Era
The Supreme Court of Loita abr Ge issues judgment in Plymodilt County district court over the State. Lala wid flari and appellants Atlee Hart and Atntse serve times, prosecuted for extortion and convicted. This marks the end of the celebrated cases in the county’s criminal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlee Hart
Supreme Court of
Loita
Osae
Tha Stala Ve
Lala
Cmrts Iy
Sutilay San Eases
Witiel
Lawie Ant Atlee Hart
Davenport boarding house death ends in attempted criminal abortion verdict
The coroner's jury finds Mrs Carney from Iowa City died due to an attempted criminal abortion. County Attorney Chamberlain to present cash to the grand jury, indicting a prominent physician and several others is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrg. Carney
Davenport
L. Carney
Iowa City
Chamberlain
Confession in Grave Robbery Tied to Win dan Case
John Cummingraf Vinton has confessed to stealing a young woman’s body the day after Imrial. The 22 year old robbery implicates five respected Win dan citizens and involves a relative of J BR Christie, a leading Marion figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cummingraf
Vinton
Windan
J. BR. Christie
Marion
Five Men Arrested for Meat Theft Ring at Duluque
Five men Emil Teanberker Herman Jousch Andrew Wenry and John Strutz were arrested at Duluque for selling meat from a busted baron house. The victims were killed and the meat sold at Hranvbreker’s slaughter shop. They are held for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Emil Teanberker
Herman Jousch
Andrew
Wenry
John Strutz
Duluque
Harsea
Hranvbreker
Snaelier
Oskaloosa Sun Barbering Ban Approved
The council approved an ordinance at the request of local barbers prohibiting any shaving or hair cutting on Sundays. A fine was set for offenders with possible additional penalties for repeat violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Big Four Penry Exhibition Opens in Siewax City
The Big Four Penutry Association opened its annual show in Siewax City on December 9. About 2,000 exhibitors from Nebraska North and South Dakota Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois entered works across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Penutry Association
Siewax City
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Dubuque Businessmen Plan 100 Mile Southwest Railroad
Local merchants in Dubuque organize to construct a 100 mile railroad line southwest to connect with the Northwestern at Toledo. The proposed route would run through Jones Linn Benton and Tama counties to link with existing rail facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bsiness
Dubiqua
Jones, Linn
Benton
Tama
Northwestern
Tueledo
New Fort Dodge Factory Forms to Produce Gypsum Plaster
The Cardiff Gypsum Plaster Company is organized at Fort Tradse with capital of 16008 to build a gypsum rock grinding mill. This marks the fifth mill in the plaster industry in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Cardiff
Fort Tradse
Indus
Unclear fragmentary notice from archival page
Fragmented OCR text mentioning Archbishop, local figures, a pictive day, names like Kodaly and Aq uennessey, a Wired Man, and a couple with ages 1T and 24, plus a note about leaving a husband and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beary Werh
Fry Miller's Token Dispute Ties Up 1 Tow A Bag
An unclear OCR snippet references Fry Miller and a bag dispute at a location named Vear or Ve ar, with Feb/Jan era timing and a Danie event. No clear names or outcomes are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeath
Daniel Er
Danie
Fry Miller
Vear
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Trllanala
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