Emancipation context and Lincoln role debated in remarks
A fragmented 19th century speech recalls Lincoln’s emancipation act amid war powers debates. It critiques constitutional limits on freeing enslaved people and highlights the controversial view of emancipation as a national liberty milestone. The speaker argues emancipation reshaped U S liberty under military power and states’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hygiene
Yoo
Wba
N. Y
Lincoln
Tomorrow's Ballot Clash in Local Race
Fragmentary OCR shows political contest between Men Opposes Smith and Hughes. Mentions United States Senator James Jr, ex-Congressman William 48, Frau MM McDerayith, Wilson, and Sau. Voter guidance unclear as text is garbled. indicates push to back Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Hersey
James Jr
William
MM. McDerayith
Ye. Wilson
Sau
Hughes
Died at Home Here Was Member Of State Senate
The obituary notes the death of a 60 year old man at his home in the state, referencing his service as a state senator in 1881 and as lieutenant governor from 1887 to 1891. The piece mentions a place called Dreary Canyon and a date near September 23, with ties to Folsom and a young relative named Thelma.
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Bers Gee
State Senate
Leutenant
Fee
Dreary Canyon
Choosatk
Dreary Canyon Pit
Folsom
Elas
Thelma Than Folsom
Three Greatest Singers Interview Tells Of Soprano Fame
A critic recalls three past singers who surpassed all others, each linked to a vivid scene: a frail infant, a wife at home, and a toddler in the garden. The tale highlights enduring power of song and memory across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom
Beitlai
Mager
Milfionaire
Stuver
Tom
Daddy
Bis Willy
Wayt preserves animal matter for poison tests ancient excerpt
The article explains the Wayt as a preservative to prevent decay and avoid adding substances that could affect later chemical tests for poisons. It details properties like noninterference with tissues, low temperature efficacy, and avoidance of introducing reactive chemicals, with tangential notes on ancient Greek and Roman culinary references.
Debated Definition Sparks Family Tension in Transcript
A garbled transcript fragment reveals a family dispute involving Uncle Banbon and nephew Wanderfel, with unclear dialogue about propriety and behavior. A contemporary observer notes discomfort as a man in a car compares scenes of fear and unease, highlighting a tense interpersonal moment reflected in the undated record.
No Returns Wanted B says ru tu
A fragmented historical line reads No Returns Wanted with mock dialogue about a bee and Utin possibly. The garbled phrase includes names Louden Butior and Agely indicating stylistic transcription issues.
Baseball Results and Standings From National and American Leagues
National League results show Boston 13 Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 12 St Louis 0 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2 New York 2 Pittsburgh 1. Standings list New York Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston with wins and losses. American League reports rain in Cleveland New York and details of games Saturday and standings. Washington Chicago Boston Detroit St Louis Philadelphia with updated records and upcoming games.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Philadelmia
New York
Pittsburg
Woll
Ss.e
Cincinnnata
Cleveland-New York
Detroit-Houston
Ral
AIF
Washington
W. Johnson
Williams
Scott
Johnson
Schalk
Groome
Lange
Hasterly
RAE Philadelphia
Plank Amt Lapp
Alison, Napier
Mitchell Gust Stephens
Grime
Brown and Egan
Wellman
Alexander Adil Kritehel
Cleveland
Detroit
Prt
Philagelois
Trteees BS
Reretyper
Gloveland
Diaz's Return Petition Circulates Across Mexico
Bevbet petitions circulate in Mexico urging the return of Diaz. Three American marines in Nicaragua were wounded slightly by rebel bullets. Vanderbilt Cup auto races at Milwaukee were postponed to October 2. A report notes Charles Schwab may head a new stem venture in Can' ria Pennsylvania. A quarry owner in Bethlehem recounts an alleged dynamite planting at Lawrence mas.
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Bevbat
Mexico
Diaz
Nicaragua
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles ¥ Schwab
Can’ Ria
Pennsylvania
Bethlehen. Co
Nantes
Willan
Ian
Lawrence
Masa
Church to Investigate Deacon Archbold Admissions
Auburn New York September 23 Admission made by J D Archbold before a congressional committee regarding campaign contributions and charges from a magazine expose will be reviewed by the central New York conference at the Methodist Episcopal church Rev J J Rosenrang of the first Methodist church says the conference meets next week Archbold is president of the trustees of the university while controlled by the central conference Deacon Archbold remains a member of the church. Jumps 25 to Death Berlin September 24 A man named Buettner jumped from the Mount of Victory and was killed.
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Archbold
M. A
Auburn
N. Y
J. LD. Archbold
Central New York
Methodist Episcma Church
J. J. Rosen
Berlin
Buettner
Tiegerten
Daring Paris to Parises Train Rescue Becomes Husband
A young American woman recounts a perilous crossing between train cars in Europe. A fellow passenger repeatedly braved gaps, crossing each section to reach her, finally rescuing her and proposing marriage as they reached the next station. She accepted, and they wed later.
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Europe
Paris
Fontainebleau
Napoleon the Great
France
Tris
Lie
America
Jim
Fragmented account of protected birds and hunting rights
A garbled report discusses Louis Hamilton French and the Century forest, noting a private holder rents state rights to breed birds under restrictive protection. The piece describes heavy security measures including wire fences gates police dogs and special houses to guard the birds, with mention of guards and a costly fencing system.
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Charles X
Conte Philippe
Singhey
Garrick's Faced Drama in Reynolds Portrait Tale
The fragment recalls Sir Joshua Reynolds struggling with Garrick’s wish to alter Garrick’s portrait. Northcote recounts Garrick’s mischief changing countenance, causing Reynolds to rage, fling his tools, and fear the devil. The piece also notes a French political moment with the Most Miscel Stevous Assembly and a Rouen vacancy amid violent memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Reynolds
Kirrick
David Garrick
Garrick
Northcote
Buiche and the Weather in Mental Crisis Patterns
The text notes higher self harm reports in clear sunny Europe summers with June peaks and December lows. It compares regions, seasons, and crises, mentioning the US rate, more on youth days than cloudy days, and theories linking sunny weather to depression. It cites an Alarper’s remark on earthquakes reducing suicides post-disaster.
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Buiche
Europe
United States
Durig
Aifeide
Alarper
Obsolete title for Japan's emperor noted in 19th century column
Weathminster Gizette explains that outside Japan the term mikado is common but obsolete. Educated Japanese use shuoje gama for sovereign, commoners call him tenshi sama, official documents use tanno, and foreigners encounter kotei as the correct form.
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Japan
Weathminster Gizette
Facetious Convict and Vicious Retort at Trial
A long faced prison visitor questions confinement while a facetious convict responds with wry banter. The scene features a harsh life inside the prison and a comedian’s sharp edge as the audience eventually departs.
Artist Ambition and A Theft In A Studio Tale
A narrator recalls childhood drawing ambition and a failed push to become an artist. He details early passion, parental resistance, study attempts, and a pivotal theft incident where an old master painting he believed stolen appears in a shop. The tale centers on artistic longing, mentorship, and a dramatic discovery involving a missing work and a consequential find.
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Leo
America
Anil
Wortial
Pony
Ile Ture
Lorensie
Lim
Jatve
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Garric
Bonde
Rouen
Paria
Juge
Rou
Ty Bay
Hamlet
Oldlyt
Wes
Barker
Tay
Iita
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