Democrats Hold Joint Marion Shelby Convention
The joint democratic convention of Marion and Shelby counties met at Shelbyville with strong attendance. Nicholas Winterontt of Shelby was chosen for junior representative to Congress, while N Chambers from Marion eyed a seat in the legislature. Lawyers gathered for a state bar association meeting in St Louis with clerks and speakers slated. An arresting incident was reported in London as a woman was found severely injured, her hands and feet pierced, believed tied to a crime by a suspected woman. A royal voyage with Cleveland aboard the light Bawae tender Jobo Rodgeru passed New York bound for Washington. Amusement notes mention Finnigan’s ball drawing big crowds at the Park and the show by Murray and Mack entertaining audiences.
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Se Edon Station
Pri
Catlen
Gov. Matthaws
Jobe Vanoy
Shelbyville
Wisetroutt
Succurvillwe
Ind
Alarion
Shelby Counties
Nicholas Winetrontt
Shelby County
Calleo
Marion Coonunty
Loxnox
Goons Creek
Clay County
Derson
Tila
New
New York
Jobo Rodgeru
Cleveland
Ch Laland
Jermay City
Washington
Courageous Driver Saves Boy in Monument Place Horse Plunge
In a tense Tuesday night incident at Monument Place, driver Bacon and his colored team mate Green controlled two runaway wagons after a horse would not stop. Bacon steadied the frenzied team and guided them toward the curb, keeping spectators clear as a small boy fled to safety and the crowd breathed a sigh of relief. The near disaster ended with the wagons toppled to two wheels, all horses recovered, and Bacon hailed as a hero for his calm, lifesaving actions.
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Soba
Bacon
Chicago
Joan Keeper
Ino Mina
Iria Nerve
Lis
Seth
Keen
Wick
Pennsylvania
Ascoa
Syary Dound
Gaecon
Thas Peeli
Fotmula
Himes
Linon
Yacon
Green
Wau
Indicted Parson Ira Chave Scene Steers Howard County Talk
A Howard County crowd debates Parson Ira Chave after Col W B Roberta cites the indictment impact and public conscience. The discussion questions Chase's guilt or innocence amid political ties and a Chicago law practice with Stephen Douglas, with plans to move to Indiana for railroad work.
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Saya
Robert
W. B. Roberta
Ira Chave
Greentown
Chevolat
Howard County
Anll
Awan
Chase
Soan
Ond Forall
Cbicago
Stephe Douglas
Grant Atateumina
Pbs
Bia
Indiana Avells
Fragmented Local Notice From A Failing OCR Record
Tax commission described as executive blow on Wednesday Soldiers monument dedication and education activity noted Indiana railroads nearing fuel rate change under Gen Barriano era Berendish Indians celebrated at Bethany note reunion events and dam claim involving Citizens' circuit railway Co. Civil and social notices list many names and marriages along with a long chain of scattered facts including wrongdoing and deaths in a compressed late 19th or early 20th century local paper style.
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Tax Commission
Indiana
Dale
Ion Mat
Barriano
Bethany
Dao Ransdell
Plebt
Jobe
Elizabeth Frick
John J. Hay
Georgenis M. Greiner
Marshall M. Johnson
Anni E. Gediz
Fragmented notices mix court claims and personal turmoil
An eclectic column recounts a court complaint over owed wages, a Paris trip revelation, a husband’s letter to his wife, a Chinese immigrant family’s fears, and labor strike stalemate. Names include J. Hene dick Wueol, J. K., Morag, Geneva, and Armstrong, with references to Chicago, Geneva, and Washington.
Violent clashes widen as Asian conflict escalates
Reports from London and Shanghai describe Japanese and Chinese forces clashing near Keoul and Langyang amid troop movements toward Seoul. The fighting includes skirmishes on the west road north of Jangnan and multiple assaults by Japanese fleets defending the Hang coast. A Chinese cable states China declares independence from Beijing and seeks Japanese mediation.
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Klag
Ceres
Dependeus
Bee
Japan
Sraxouad
Seoul
James Wylly
James Wylly, A Preuby
Suversuulm
Seaond
Keoul
Seu
Lng Yang
Li Nang Chou
Biochul Sedar
Ransim
Distress in Chicago as relief limits exhaust families
A Chicago report details widespread destitution with many families on the verge of starvation. Citizens describe scarce relief aid, bottle-necked resources, and efforts from Mrs O Hallon to Mrs Sweeney as neighbors share bread crusts and one day rations. The Governor issued a proclamation urging aid for 1000 destitute Jamies in Pollman while Cook County officials seek to stretch limited relief funds and avert further suffering.
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Altgeld
Wes
Mre O'Hallon
Abe
Wersone
Daughter
Joha Connor
Atenement
Clarksce
Pelintac
Chris Ericsson
Ulnog
Fulton-ave
Aise
Mia
Sweeney
Aligelis
Chinew
Kilgole
Cotcago
Cook County
Crzes
Onta
Counterfeiting process and a Treasury agent tale
A historic account describes methods of creating counterfeit currency, detailing the use of plaster and metal molds, explosive preparations, and the role of a veteran treasury agent in tracking counterfeiting rings. It notes the dangers of detection, the rural reach of counterfeiters, and the government response including seizures and investigations.
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Custer
Coupterfelter
Oder
Maine
Jayer
Sam
Indiana
Maj. Carter
Webr
Ala
Carter
Spectator Finds Honduras Ad Triggers Arrest Warrant
Wednesay morning in Bis Ancium a German resident, Taylor, spots a Honduras lottery advertisement in the Tribune. Philip Rappaport, editor, is pursued by a warrant after Post Office inspectors act on the ad. Taylor delivers the warrant to Happaport. misunderstanding unfolds before the issue is deferred to next Tuesday.
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Germany
Tle
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Buren
Post Office
Fletcher
Philip Rappaport
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Happaporte
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