Fortunes Reported From Old Mine Pocket Near Bonanza
A local mining tale claims $40 000 in one pocket and $20 000 in another from the Tanzy mine on the Bonanza lead. Colby Colby and Roy Beckwith, a 14 year old, are hailed as lucky finders with others noting the Bonanza Mine’s historic yield and a shaft sunk a mile from the Bonanza on the same rich lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza
Jamesrons
Gal
A-Colby
Tussamine County
Roy Beckwith
Ame
Jar Colby
MOB ATTACKS MISSIONARIES IN CHINA
Plymouth Brethren in Wucheng China flee for their lives after a mob destroys the mission premises. Chinese youths mocked a missionary provoking parents who spread a false kidnapping story, attacking five women and twelve men. the group barricaded a schoolroom and later escaped to safety as the mob burned the house and all property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Brethren
China
Tacona
Wash
Felican
Wuchen
Chief counterfeiter caught in New York plot
Reported scheme to meet Costa Rica with counterfeit bills leads to arrest on Ludlow Street. Principal conspirator Ricardo de Requezers faces trial as authorities link him to a broader ring including Joze Vidalgues and S GO. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Riea
New York
Ricardo de Requezers
Ambassadors Meet as Talks Break Down in Crisis
The article reports failed peace talks with the Sultan and halted negotiations involving ambassadors who forwarded positions to governments amid contumacy tensions. It also notes a Chicago gold craze, railway and Pacific steamer activity, and a New York police case involving Marty Kellani, Williand Woork, and Barbara Aart with a separate inquiry into Walter Langerman’s penitentiary case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Sultan
Cassia
Trofik
Tasha
New York
Marty Kellani
Williand Woork
Lacy
Barbara Aart
Walter Langerman
Turbulent electrical storms kill and injure in city
A severe tropical storm system moved across the city bringing heavy rain and lightning. George Bout was fatally injured while operating a machine, and Charles Seite and William Soantag were struck while returning from work, with recovery possible. A civil service inquiry in Washington will be paused until fall as investigations wind down.
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Griemsnats
Commie ¢Ial Tribune
Mareage
Saya
Thas Mity
Sternity
George Bout
Hahtrine
Charles Seite Ane
Willian Soantag
Pour Mie
Radbourn
Isen
Washington
Witer Villehad
Senate Committee On Civil Service Reform
Klondyke Fever Drives Seattle Men to Yukon Gold
Seattle remains gripped by gold fever as strikes in the Yukon valley yield extraordinary returns. Pans of gold bring hundreds, with occasional ingots reaching 3100 and more. Many rich districts are staked, but other streams remain uncertain in richness compared to El Derecho and Bonanza creeks. Overland seekers flock aboard the Al Ki, with 100 passengers joining the voyage amid a crowded dock and cheering crowds. Treasures from the Klondike region on the steamship Portland total about 1.5 million to 2.4 million dollars. Grain rush prepares as thousands of empty freight cars head west to fill with wheat within weeks, with rail officials expecting a large crop and taking steps to avert a blockade.</S:
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Genwd
Seattle
Portune Bunters
Klondyke
Wast
Yukon Valley
Bosant
al Bi
Llandyke
Northwest
al Ki
Brondyke
Alaska
Portland
Kansas City
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Aged Female Swindler Peck Reoffended in New York
Police seek Sutertony Elen Peck, 7 Fears Old, described as a confidence manipulator. Victims in Droedlyp report losses around $14, with main fraud involving $10,009 from Dr. Christopher Batk, draining savings and affecting friends who lent funds. Case notes indicate last known activity on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elen Peck
New York
Filen Peck
Newman
Thin Cine
Wera
Droedlyp
Puma
Rheto
Christopher Batk
Balicrat
Bs Big Friends Fo
Biz Math
Mississippi Congress Refuses to Accept Resignation of Presiding Officer
The Mississippi Congress convened Saturday morning and confronted the resignation of its presiding officer. President Craig argued his financial views would not conflict with duties, while the body unanimously refused to accept the resignation, upholding Craig as leader amid debate over free coinage policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missippi Congress
Nal Lake
Craig
Congress
Bryan
Powers Fix Indemnity and Frontier Policy Debate
The article reports on indemnity payments totaling 4,000,000 dollars and a more liberal frontier line as Athens authorities discuss assured financial terms for border settlement. It notes arrangements regarding Turkey and Greece and mentions naval readiness and potential reserve of the monitor Mianthem. The piece also covers railway conduct policy, Chinese immigration opinions, and a weekly bank statement summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varker
Athens
Parkes
Turkey
Harness Race in Chicago Promises Fast Pace Meet
Star Pointer Joe Patchen and Frank Agan compete for 5000 in a free for all at Washington Park on Saturday July 24. John R Gentry and Robert J also race against records as officials groom the track with watering rolling and harrowing to seek a 2 00 pace. Strong consensus favors a 2 00 mark but opinions vary as experts anticipate a hot show despite Patchen not yet racing this year.
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Chicago
Star Pointer
Joe Patchen
Frank Agan
John R. Gentry
Robert J
Washington Park Club
Trank Agan
Prank Aga
Detroit
Big Insurance Swindle Uncovered Involving Meriden Man
W D Robinson of Meriden Mississippi traveled to New York to consult with top life insurance firms about a vast scheme. The plan allegedly targeted policies by making beneficiaries feign death or invalid conditions, with $75,000 in policies affected and $15,000 to be divided among conspirators. The report cites New York Life Equitable and Mutual Benefit of New York as involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Robinson
Meriden
Amiss
New York
Kemper County
Robinson
New York Life
Equitable
Menrnal Benefit of
Sultan
House Adopts Report on Measure Despite Near Tie
A legislative report was adopted by a margin of 245 to 41 after a conference review. The measure passed the house late Monday and now goes to the senate for action. The outcome follows a tense vote with a veto threat lingering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Incomplete OCR Folio on Northern Expeditions and Railways
Fragmented report references Vaan Steel Guilets and Castilla Aegon involved in a polar expedition from Port Sheridan. Mentions Keag-Tore, Groenians, Esequimans, and exploration of a pole base in Teney TRS. Also notes shifts in New York Central rail lines, runaway railroads, and a fastest travel claim amid a garbled Larger News overview.
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Castilla Aegon
Port Sheridan
ECF
Zesglen
Orrentand
Pape
Witty Liew
Peary
Baanit
Bond
Greenland
Boden
Moray
Wardhann
Groenians
Pole
Flor Teney
Trs
Tennessee senator picks Turley to fill late Isham Morris
On Monday a Tennessee official announced Hon. Thom Turley of Memphis as United States senator nominee to replace the late Isham G. Morris. The governor wired Turley with a telegram of acceptance. Also noted: John Kane, vice president of the United Mine Workers, died at 45 in Columbia. Other brief items reference power and political appointments in Tennessee.
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Tennessee
Jon
Tennesse
Tatte
Thom 2
Turley
Memphis
United States
Isham G. Morris
Johm Kane
National
Pued Mine Workers of America
Fed Atlas Home
Colmbia
Marilar
Tariff Agreement Reached By House And Senate Conferees
Republican conferees from both houses adjourned Saturday announcing agreement on tariff items. A full meeting with Democratic members will decide, with expectations of Senate amendments being accepted. Senator Jones of Nevada used leverage to gain western concessions and stronger beet sugar protection. a new sugar schedule was agreed upon. The measure may pass and be signed by week’s end.
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Lenate
Congress
Senate
Jones
Nevada
House
Death of Amelia Kotter Who Inspired The Last Rose of Summer
Mrs Amelia Kotter died at Mt Vernon aged 92. She allegedly inspired Tom Moore to write The Last Rose of Summer after a garden encounter with a rose and a whispered line. Her early 19th century friendship with Moore’s sister tied her to the poem’s creation and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Kotter
Mt. Vernon
Cleveland Hero Olu Rescues Drowning Boy from Bridge Drop
John Norman a carpenter on the Central viaduct in Glovalaid, Onin, heard cries from a boy in the river below. He climbed to the rail and sprang to the water, dragged the boy to the deck, and both were saved. The boy recovered with care, and Norman was later treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olu
John Norman
Glovalaid
Unclear OCR Fragment Signals Domestic Turmoil in Lexington
Fragmentary text reports a man in Lexington, Kansas, mentioning a wife’s lover and a violent act. Details are garbled. likely describes intent to avenge perceived dishonor as part of a domestic dispute. Names, dates, and clear actions are not recoverable from the readable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Tutt
Lexington
Ani
Jiman
Natere
Spanish Government Claim Involves Duke Ta Viniz Family
Government minister Woodford to present Spanish government claim and $75,000 in compensation for the family of the Duke Ta Viniz. Dr Cornwall acquitted in a murder case in St Louis, while defending his brother Vecher Cornwall. Battleship Iowa status noted at Newport News. Varied deregation from London mentioned with silver service prequated by state citizens.
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Spain
United Shifters
Woodford
Ta. Viniz
Ian
Jan
Cuba
Dr. Cornwall
Tiehinees
Coral
Kansas City
Kile Isis
Vechert Cornwall
St Tumis
Owas
Iowa
Newport
Laws
Row
Istana
Lown
Market Quotations in a Fragmented 19th Century Ledger
The captured OCR shows a price list of livestock and commodities with entries for cattle sheep and wheat. Prices range widely with references to Butlers creamery and various grade designations. The fragment preserves vendor names and unit values but lacks coherent narrative.
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Butler
Rhoice Creamery
Elie
Neety
eTetnery
Des Moines Fare Row Ends With 4 Cent Reinstatement
A meeting between Des Moines Mayor MacVich and City Railway President Polk led to a compromise that restores the 4-cent fare after the company faced enforcement over freight rights and a steep assessment. The standoff threatened local industry, but timing was granted to resume the fare.
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MacViedh
Des Moines
Polk
The
City Railway Company
Dubuque
Barley Harvest Nears in Vague Iowa Town
Fragmented notes report barley harvest underway near Mook Tapils with fields already in the shack and oats ready. A silver service gift to Watlaship Town was delayed by Gov. Drake's absence amid a Des Moines delegation. News touches on Western Base association dissolution talk, counterfeit charges against tenants in Tama and Cedar Rapids, a missionary sailing to Africa, and state flag records.
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Watlaship
Francis M. Drake
New York
Gav
Prake
Aimlinie
Meturthiy
Des Moines
Rom Manding
Woman Charged With Arson At LeMars Church
Harriett Summers bound over to county court after alleged arson attempts on MV Hope Methodist Church near O Leary and adjacent barn. Deputies say she confessed to plans to set property ablaze while employed as a house servant for Rev. TL Smith. authorities blocked her attempt in Kingsley by hiding in the minister’s cellar.
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Harriett Summers
LeMars
MV Hope Methodist Church
O'Leary
Harriett
Summers
Morning Side
Sioux City
Sue
TL. Smith
Becker
Mr. Smith
James Lindsey
Smith
Mr Smith
Kingsley
Sheriff Becker
Lindsey Tate
Remarkable Recovery After Neck Break in Denison Girl
Miss Lizzie Hink of Denison, after a fall that fractured the base of the skull and neck vertebrae, has nearly recovered. Despite paralysis at first, she regained consciousness within hours, and medical care included a padded collar. At fifty she uses limited head movement but shows bone growth and improving function with no major lasting effects beyond temporary nervous shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Lizzie Hink
Wite
Ag Hightech & Imap
Bulshet
Gil
Fyanty
Iowa Hog Gholema Losses Pass Miltion Mark Amid Cholera Notes
A garbled Iowa report notes Hog Gholema’s toll near a ten million mark with four campaigns worn. It mentions deaths from cholera across counties and urges quarantines and feeding controls as a public health measure, warning of dangerous consequences if ignored.
Money Paks town Ponstinera and pension tallies
The report by Charles Mohinson, Des Moines pension agent for Nebraska Wistrich, shows agency pensions paid during the year totaling 424, BOO. 230 went to boy residents, 444,960 to Nebraskans, and young people in various states. At year start 6,008 were drawing pensions. deaths among Old soldiers noted. George W. Jon of Dahaque is the last war survivor drawing a pension. A. Oliver and Miss Lanneld wed with A. McGowney officiating. couple to Onawa for wedding tour. Bralley Bros. paid heavy revenue for five bales of Sumatra wrappers from Amsterdam. Also noted: a description of Whitney Court church in Worcestershire, and exotic decor.
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Ponstinera
Charles Mohinson
Des Motes
Bane Nebraska Wistrich
Boiey
Be NG
George W. Jon
Dahaque
Wong
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Ted Bhie
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Ingélow
Hatem
Kereard
James Stesens
Mic
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Ariz
Hint
Bane
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Dals
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Gell
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Prank
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Britain
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Greater
New Tavern
Hartford
Cywer
Einpine State Express
New York Central
Avery
Buffaln
Biner
Poweriv
Se Inntial
Dawderly
Tennsylv
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General Tain
Cleveland
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Ottamera Ane
Rock Island
Pactig
Thean
Rock Island Hailiway
Fice
Apder Hie Jaw
Saveral Yelnta
Sanbie
Petifien
Sill
Hamilton County
Peste
Dulia Vaniile
Wenry Vanhle
Stata
Varble
Varios
Heer
Selioh
Pratiaste
Association
West Hat
Aid Ak
Vale of Income
Musidurel
Chareed
Weomen
Harry Ast
Robert Mason
Tamaami
Cedar Rapids
Commissioner Stewart
Federal Grand Jury
Nly McGiary
Africa
Ark
Chicang
Hame
Primear
Crits
Mona
Lyon
Hamilton
Dramaya
Frort
Tadge
Iver
Tadge TF Oliver
Miss Lanneld
A. W. Selodt
le Mare
A. McGowney
Mus Oliver
Praia
Onawa
Ly Bralley Bros
Tobacco
Ani Sigan Dnaler
Hha Amoutt
Warsi
Amsterdam
Zolland
United Kingdom
Whitney Court
Worcestershire
North America
Packard
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