Lord Alfred Tennyson Dies After Long Fame
Oct 6 Lesbos reports Lord Alfred Tennyson died at Aldworth at 1:35 am Thursday. Surrounded by wife and son Walaz, with Sir Andrew Clark and Ver. Wabbs nearby, news spread as villagers recalled his poems and the laureate’s reluctance to publish. Reports note influenza and natural decay as factors, with tributes noting his works including The Charge of the Light Brigade.
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Lesbos
Lord Alfred Tennyson
Aldworth
Walaz
Sir Andrew Clark
Ver
Wabbs
Clark
Bennex
Clorkean
Tennyson
London
Hallam Vennyaoin
Sir Andrew
Thoursday
Pannyson
Gladstone
Swinburne
the Gazette
UN Yars
the Tribune
Strahn & Co
Strahn
King & Co
Stramvest
Ma le
Tennysen
Veinity College
Cambridge
Arthur
Wordsworth
Light Brigade
Duke of Welling
Third Day of Gun Club Sparrows Shoot
The Third Day of the Gun Club's Shooting contest at Pairvew place Thursday morning featured slow events as marksmen battled sparrows. Wartington won ten birds, with Pubrey and Saine second. Banford, Seidt, Johnson, Thompson, Polster, and Beck also placed. In event eight, Eliott and Fugate led, Vories, Sanford, and Johnean followed. Only two of eight events had been completed by noon.
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Kournamnest
Pairvew Place
Mryentsi
Wartington
Pubrey
Saine
Banford and Seidt
Johnson
Thompson
Polster
Darlington & Runk Founder Dies After Market Woes
William M Runk of Darlington and Runk, a leading Navy goods house figure, committed suicide Thursday morning by shooting. He had been heavily involved in Reading and faced market troubles described as a wrong move on the market.
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Ytork Speculation
Pui Laovernpira
Gch
William M Runk
Darlington & Runk
Avy
Reading
Weaver to Speak Despite Threats at Pulaski
Reports indicate trouble may erupt at Pulaski this Saturday as Weaver plans to keep his speaking appointment despite threats to his life. Police observed heightened security and urged calm.
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Nasnyigy
Fern
Pulaski
Weaver
Sensational Sharon will case dismissed after 13 years
In San Francisco on October 6 the Sharon will case was finally dismissed after a long court battle. The suit involved Ridge Terry and Sarah Althea Tull among contestants and concerned a shooting incident linked to Justice Field's decision.
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San Francisco
Sharon Will
Onué
Ridge Terry
Sarah Althea Tull
Justice Field
Steamship Narrow Escape Near Fire Into Foundry Blaze
A $50,000 blaze swept Clark and Flynn’s steam copper and iron foundry and O’Neil’s lumber yard on Thursday morning. The steamship Friesland faced danger as flames threatened it, but fire tugs prevented the ship from catching fire.
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Jersey Orry
Clark & Flynn
O’neil
Sted Star
Friesland
Weather, Wor Indianapolis and Vicinity Evening Summary
Weather notes for Indianapolis and vicinity for the six hours ending 6 p m October 6 report gradually rising temperatures with calm to light winds and no precipitation observed or expected.
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Indianapolis
Gresham and the People's Party Tensions Rise in City
Reports describe drum corps parades and a planned fire alarm as crowds gather for speakers of the People’s Party. The piece notes tension between supporters of Gresham, Taubeneck, and Cleveland, with Republican doubts and anti-administration visitors stirring local politics.
Horrible accident halts work in Kentucky tunnel collapse
In Harrison County Kentucky near Rex, workers were injured when tunnel framing failed during repairs on the I M railroad line. Debris trapped laborers, lights failed, and rescue teams and physicians were called from Louisville and Worthington. Most injured were seriously hurt but no deaths reported at that time. Separately in Rhaw York a judge granted Mrs Mantell $100 weekly alimony and $800 counsel fees in her divorce suit against actor Sob D Mantell.
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Rex Tuxxur
Louisville
Worthington
Mantel
Mystic
Rhuw Yous
Woman Arrested After Boarding House Burglary
About 2 o'clock Thursday morning John Rodgers a boarder at 6088 Tit nois st awoke to a woman fleeing his room. His sleeve buttons a pocketbook and a knife were taken. The suspect 62 denied the theft but cuff buttons were found on her. She previously cooked at the boarding house and faced trial in police court.
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John Rodgers
Nois St
Tie
Otiecra Davis
Warner
Ina Cho
Incis
Risa AL Ani
jAaitrase
Dell
Farewell for Turens of Urieroieil and others in perilous times
A long list of obsequies and incidents fills the page. The funeral of Turrens of Urieroieil is described with floral tributes and a grand hotel ceremony. A serious railway accident near Minnetonka is reported and a Brigdon body found. political court actions are debated. A parade in Washington precedes a presidential review and a senator's son dies in a Missouri Pacific freight crash. A missing man is identified as Elijah Allen in Oakland City.
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Feniator Petter
Council Greyn
Kas
Missouri Pacific
Here
Senator Peffer
Parnellites Observe Anniversary of Leader’s Death
In Deser 6, Irish Parnellites wore ivy leaves to mourn their late leader. Thousands are expected at Glagnaven cemetery Sunday for a commemorative funeral procession and an oration by James Finelley, former member of Parliament.
Dazed notices and legal notices fill the page
The fragmentary clipping reports varied items from dances and football to local legal actions. It mentions Hubert Poore playing interuniversity football, a crowd draw, a wagering plan in Shelbyville, a bank, several divorces and assaults, and County treasurer Backus seizing Union station electric plant and locomotives to enforce taxes, with a restraining order pending.
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Hubert Poore
Inter University
Shankli
Yamcla
Elieves
Shelbyville
Dellofa
Sinoisat
Cay
Wedie Baben
Stasdin
Kristian Peck
John Charles Davier
Court
Plaire Tay Nernit
Nts
Anil
Tindale
Pannsylva- Maard Market
Federation of Mechanical Et Eee Ahs
Whunsday
C. Drvan
Inkeek
D. Il
Jannings
Jersey Bulletin
Genevieve
Trpewrighter
Chas. Reiffel
Mike Brown
2Ellel
Eines
Alfred
Mollie Shabridze
Louie
Katie Alcorn
Geo
Sarah McMeeiey
Phil
Carrie Hildebrand
Thomas
Mary Neil
Carrie Lorn
Michael
Addie Shiel
Davis
Alphonse Chevalier
Bast-st
Minnie Walsh
Meek
Meek-st., Diphtheria; Sarah J. Bagley
New York-st
Harris
Taylor
Backus
Newrockoers at Wm L Eiders
Cancer scare hits Newrockoers as Hussein Dares faces medical danger. The notice notes 94 N 0st in a terse local alert.
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Newrockoers
Wm, L. Eiders
Husein
Kaita
Desperate Robbers Battle for Line Near Coffeyville
A dramatic outlaw raid near Coffeyville ends amid heavy gunfire and loss of life. Police and citizens pursued the gang into a street battle, with two killed and several wounded. The robbers attempted a bank hit, inciting a prolonged chase and a renewed security effort.
Wedved Afiss Leis Petron and Wim Inghes Wed in Omaha
The marriage took place at the bride’s home on Wednesday at noon with Rev J iondthaler officiating and Hart's orchestra playing Mendelssohn's wedding march. Relatives and a few friends attended before the couple left for a long wedding journey. They will reside in Omaha.
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Afiss Leis Petron
Vierce
Wim. Inghes
Omaha
J. Iondthaler
Hart
Mar
Mrs. Hughes
Joel B. Edwards
Ash St
Laura Edwards
John King
Buechtel
Central-ave
Deed of Love Ends With Physician Fined
Dr C D Burker of 187 Columbia Ave faced a police court trial after an alleged domestic dispute with his sister Anna Wolf and mother. Witnesses described a Tuesday confrontation over papers and a bureau, with falls and pushing reported. Det Kinney cited the women’s statements that Burker sought a deed to property with items in the names of Mrs Market and others. Burker admitted quarrels over the newspaper armament and was fined one dollar.
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C.D. Burker
Columbia Ave
Iflis
Anna Wolf
Arces Het
Atvs
Garket
Kinney
Barket
Emeritus Lesson 2 Ex-Statn Senator Convicted
The jury on Tuesday night found the defendant ten for conviction and two for acquittal on the first ballot. The defense seeks a new trial and will challenge the legality of the indictment. The state senator and candidate Wattison was involved in the embezzlement case tied to banking abuses.
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Statn
Vethiatyr
Ueoverner
Mirai
Entity Ag
Mb. Delamatyr
Dee
Wattison
Massachusetts
Porakerig
Llinovis
South Palota
People’s Party
Northea
Ceorgit
Layard
Gresham and McVeach
Weaver
Pulaski
Lenn
Efe
Sisseton
S. C
Poeitiaven
Je W. Diggs
Milwaukee
Jd. A. Pickler
MacVeagh
Charley Foster
Chevalier Bayardesys
Walter Gresham
Wayne MacVeagh
Fragmentary justice notes and political snippets
An OCR laden with mixed names, places, and dated notes outlines a court filing, contracts ending, and political commentary. It references a suit against Burke and others, instruments secured, a New York telegram firm termination, and comments on gubernatorial races and party fusions.
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A Burke
Lolunbus
Vpoleto
Nis
Tragic fire and death shocks slum near Vaeu Camp
A despondent Irish widow Mrs Delaney reportedly overdosed while a two year old girl Rosie Teelman across the street witnessed her mother’s death. Coroner and Undertaker visited the scene as neighbors gathered. The remains of Alvs Uoiman and others are described with startling details.
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Merrills Ra
Vaeu Camp
Delaney
Rosie Tielman
Smith
Birger
Undertakerdston
Albert Stockenberg
Paola
Joe Kitzairton
Fitzhugh
Manker
Liecenberg
Yosaki Heckenber
Mount Diackson
Tiny
New County Jail Near Completion Delayed by Weather
The county jail project lags behind schedule with occupancy expected before May. Stonework contractors aim to finish their portion by late November per contract, but heavy rains earlier slowed progress and delayed the overall work. Rendering to occupancy is unlikely before May.
Panama steamer released off Florida coast
A steamer Panama has been released after running ashore on the Florida coast. A wreck on the Erie road near Binehampton killed one man yesterday. Traveling passenger agents began their annual convention in Washington, D. C. Portugal rescinded the quarantine against New York and declared that port cholera free. Thieves raided A Rivers’ rooms at the Troquois hotel in Buffalo, taking 250 and some checks. Kinney cigar factory log fires cost about 200000. Raven hindred and workers thrown out of work.
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Panama
Florida
Erie Road
Binehampton
Washington
D. C
Portugal
New York
A. Rivers
Troquois
Buffalo
Kinney Cigarretty
Hanga
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Henry LY
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Henry
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Sir Walter
Reid
Folly Haya
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Wen
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John Dryden
Homes
Sheadweil
Nati Tete
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Lawrence Euston
Colley Cibber
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Whitehead
Thomas Wharten
Henry Iy
Robert Row
Wim
Alfred Youns Hy
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Chicago
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Jte
Greshim
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Tanbeneck
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Sty
Taubeneck
Ray
AON
Allen County
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Republican State Committee
Youdean
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Harrison
AN Bharly Morrieg Bradlbury
Torrens
Urieroieil
Rigo
Sembelse Marechal
Neil
Coloasis Dogad
Alors
Winsiee
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SLEQT
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Mass
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Supreme Court
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Dalton Gang
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Amaert Greelon
Hyans
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Jacky
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New Mexico
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Marty
Winchester
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Pieamrit
Wien
Count Pusene de Sartiges
Ameri Ahlies
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Tendleave
Shurscay Miomnins
Jossini
Giza
Boresca
Scanter Frere
Senate Committee On
Harbers
Guiley OF
Emerit
ayasdiUost
Bune
Nea Wiliam
Barber
Munin
Justin
Las Gee
Piitela
Bumapecs
Maxtown
Mig
Sidan
Ben
Tenter ‘S Telegram Company
Notics i
New York Associatio
Tate
Avan Parts
CIA
Alee
Neen Uoiied
Dames On
Mighiy-tiMth-st
Euler
Genseral Politaus
Ayer
Small’s Dye Works
Peansyaania-st
Little Girl
Uoiman
van Vleckenbers
Lesion
Halman
Siiae
Girtan
Sim
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