Minister’s Views on Turkey Sparks Turmoil in Church
A reverend from First Baptist returns from the Holy Land and declares the American minister Terrell should be hanged for aiding Armenian Christians. Rev Johnson and 34 travelers petition Cleveland to remove Terrell as reports of Turkish persecutions spread.
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Tyrrell
Tefferson City
Apostal
J Johnson
First Baptist Church
Turkey
Holy Land
Ima
Terrell
Terrel
Avis
Terrall
Yohnson
Cleveland
Morton Seeks Renomination Support In Favor Of Third Term
Secretary of Agriculture J Sterling Morton tours Chicago to inspect cattle at the stock yards and confirms he would favor a presidential third term. He dismisses unwritten-law talk and says conservatives and business leaders may back Cleveland if he is renominated.
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Morton
Chicago
J. Sterling Morton
St. Louis
Grant
Cleveland
Lim
Car
Car As It Has Cous. No One Has Proposed Itty Lim
Sali
Lisianearlys
Chinese Army Blatent Blotches Rebel Control in China
A dispatch from Shattehai reports rebels defeating the Chinese army at Hinyan and taking half of Kansuly. The Kansuh rebellion continues as insurgents reportedly govern areas, with Russia discussed for aid. Northern Kananh is bordered by Alongolia, amid clashes with local religious factions.
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Bebsls
Alfost
Chinon
Lonilon
Shattehai Saya
Hinyan
Kansuly
Pekin
Russia
Kananh
China
Confucius
Bandall
Main Building Burned at St. Louis Shovel Company Plant
Fire destroyed the main building of the St. Louis Shovel Company's plant in St. Louis. Loss estimated at 80 000 to 100 000 dollars with little insurance. Officials plan immediate rebuild. Watchman suspects an electrical fault in the pickling department. others blame a blacksmith’s work.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Shovel Company
John Lawler
Holton
Greenwood Lynching Suspects Sought After Mob Action
News from Abbeville South Carolina reports that Jake Richards and Thomas Watts, alleged to have murdered and burned Miss Ingwell near Greenwood, may have been lynched by a mob. Reports say they were taken toward the jail to break it and free the prisoners, with no extra guard to deter the act.
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Greenswood
Jake Richards
Thomas Watts
Pope Lee Not Seriously Ill Despite Cold Damp Weather
The physician of the Pope says there is no serious illness but notes the cold damp conditions affect him. He adds that the situation is not deadly, though the weather is challenging for recovery.
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Pope Lee
Laigpeni
Fragmentary 1900s Style News Notes From Brooklyn and London
A garbled early 20th century report mentions a Brooklyn porgilist and tranger at Brooklyn, a well known figure who started a cello instruction business and had two children. London figures include Diflon of Memdor and a Justice Matiaedw daughter birth. A pope blessing is noted, with scattered references to ships, ashore events, and various names.
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New York
Livni Ebettenfost
Brooklyn
Strat
Lis
Wtetterbost
London
Dulan Diflon
Merred Thesday
Semiia
Possible Ida Corning Wreck Near Tla Lakes
A report notes wreckage found may belong to the schooner Ida Corning, last seen in Port Huron bound up on November 16 in tow of Oscotia. Owned by Corning and Ryan of Saginaw, Michigan, her fate remains unrecorded since then.
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L. C. Corning
Tla Lakes
Ida Corning
Port Huron
Oscotia
Corning & Ryan
Saginaw, Lich
Debs Freed From Woodstock Jail Receives Fiery Welcome
Eugene Debs, released after six months at Woodstock jail, declared no change in his convictions and planned national tours with the A R B C and labor alliances. Eight carloads greeted him as thousands gathered at Woodstock station and Battery D Hall, cheering and hugging the labor leader.
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A. R. UT
Woodstock
Chicago
Eugene Debs
Hae
Went
Debs
Northwestern Road
Check to General Trade Bill Continues in New York
Bradstreet notes ongoing checks to the general trade bill in New York with lingering effects from recent weeks. Unseasonably mild weather and rain worsened demand for staples, including wool and flour, in the Midwest and Canada. Reports show US business failures rising, with 69, 4, and 56 figures cited for weeks in February and March, and the central market weakness centered in the middle and western states.
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New York
Bradstrenn
Fiora
Aporis
Eyagks
Montreal
Amano Io
United States
Oragan
Homeward Christmas Train for Scandinavian Friends
Five hundred Norwegians and Daves from Chicago travel by special Dearborn station train to New York for Christmas at home. Kasigtner Nearge of the Thingealia line will escort them back home. For over thirty years such excursions unite Scandinavians with fond memories of family visits. The crowd cheered as bands played a Swedish anthem at departure.
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Chicago
Sterne
Dearborn
New York
Kasigtner Nearge
Fhckr
Man's Slayer Acquitterd in New York Special
David F. Tamilton acquitted on insanity premiss after a year since he shot Solomon H. Mann the sister’s betrayer. Father of the prisoner faced public disgrace as the verdict neared and reflected on their family’s tragedy. Denver reports discuss political and financial irregularities in New Mexico and local clerk shortages.
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New York
David F. Tamilton
Solomon HH. Mann
Wer Bey
Mann
Wison Reports First Annual Post Office Budget Shortfall
Postmaster General Wilson to Congress reports the Post Office receipts for the year ending June 30, 1695 were 76 171 000 while expenditures reached 98 790 192. He notes revenue gains with prosperity and urges extending free delivery with careful appropriations. He cites carrier reforms and calls for action on second class matter abuses with remedial legislation.
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Wison
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Tilson
Bissstt
Wanamaker
New Jersey Sculptor Claims Healing Powers Leader of "Angel Dancers"
New Jersey artist Mnason of Woodelfile claims healing ability rivaling Sublalter famed for Colorado miracles. He leads a religious group called the Angel Dancers or Churchmen of the Living God and plans to assert his healing power while maintaining his role at the center of the movement. He cites Sebvlatter’s work in Colorado and warns against exploiting God’s gifts, noting followers sell seats to witness his acts.
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Mnason
New York
B. Mnason
Woodelfile
Colorado
Sseblatter
Gail Musson
Hohlatter
Flini
Schlatter
Tragic Gunfire in Tyrrell Leaves Three Dead
In Tyrrell Texas a deranged shooter wounded J W Ogie and killed Leabers Tuskaby and Pel Srolt as they rode in the street. Ogie died later from a neck wound after a nearby shot. Marshal Keller led rapid arrests amid public horror over the tragedy.
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Gno San Willed
Belleta
Ogies
Alioeting
Iarl
Ayer Waa
Marshal Keller
Bert Thwart
Jayce
Waa
Warley Race Rally Brings Local Crowd To Town Square
A noisy Sunday event drew residents to Warley for a community march and parade. Police and volunteers managed crowds while vendors offered food and entertainment, highlighting local teams and shops amid a lively street scene.
Unclear historical note on European powers and premiums
Fragmentary text discusses partnerships and premiums, referencing European parties and a general course followed by several nations. Names and specifics are obscured, with OCR errors hindering exact meaning.
Court Martdates and Execution Details In New York
Fragmentary text notes a court matter tied to a program or policy with an execution reference in New York. It mentions Mrs. Maury PT and trading terms, with unclear dates and officials. The readable parts suggest a legal or administrative posting about a public matter.
Large Fire Devours Springer Buildings In Chicago
A massive blaze on a raw November afternoon destroys two large Springer blocks on Canal and Jackson streets in Chicago, displacing about 700 workers. Fire walls fail, oil and feathers ignite, and automatic sprinklers prove useless as flames race across seven and eight story structures. Police and firefighters risk injury but save hundreds from confined stairwells. The loss runs into hundreds of thousands with insurers covering most value.
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Jackson
Canal Streets
Chicago
Warren Springer
Tienty
Nnal Street
Jackson Street
Edward GB. Galvia
Min Springer
Excelsior
Canal Street
Clinton Street
Emmerich
Scelsior Block
Union Station
Station
Springer Buildings
Stresta
West Side
Six Firemen Dead in Seven-Story Collapse Fire
A Friday morning blaze in Koh, Nathan & Fisther's seven story building trapped six firefighters on the fourth floor. Fire caused multiple deaths and about $500,000 in property loss. Rescue efforts continued as authorities investigated the cause.
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Koh, Nathan & Fisther
Inferno Engulfs Building as Fire Traps Dozens
A three hour blaze at a Chicago block destroyed a large building on Franklin and Van Buren streets. Firemen fought back explosions as Shaber Carquette Lithograph Company gear burned. Dozens jumped or fell from upper floors. several rescuers were injured.
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Shaber & Carquette Lithograph
Niin
Tim
Guoda
Waoleb
van Hures Etreet
Franklin Street
Chicago
Ibn
Igideir
Tanaig Keine
Fire Company 2
Sane Company
Treasury Seal Lets Greensacks Retire Policy Speech
A New York address by Secretary Crariis, discussing policy in the treasury and currency system. He advocates no changes to the United States money supply and stresses government and public support for financial stability.
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the Treneury
Wis
York
Circumstantial Report on Denisa Taw Ary Circulation Affairs
An unclear text fragment hints at a circus related incident in a county area with fatalities and widespread disruption to field work. Multiple garbled names and locations obscure precise facts but indicate a possible accident or crime affecting personnel and operations.
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Denisa
Ferraris
Vague OCR Fragment On Unknown Figures At Unknown Place
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places in a broken line. It references Anderson and Miss Thidsan with scattered terms, but provides no coherent event or clear details to describe a specific news item.
Erysipelas at 81 and Dr Williams Pink Pills Cure
Mrs Rhoda Talcott, 81, of Galesburg Illinois, credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing long standing erysipelas after years of failed treatments by multiple doctors. Her daughter Mrs H Sloan and local physicians corroborate improvements since starting the pills. A neighbor and local druggist also report strong sales and satisfaction.
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Republican Register
Galesburg
Biggsville
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Rhoda Talcott
Sohn McRees
Dr. Williams
Pink
Toad
Villacera Ara
Willania’ Med. Co
Schenectady
War hero noted in quirky epitaph fragment found
A historical clipping records an odd epitaph reading in part about a memory of John Pups, marked by mistakes and stray letters. The fragment hints at a student or professor named Way Hie War and Prof. Tedgeon, with discussion of errors in use of English.
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John Pups
Atic
Bo Bey
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