Trout and appetite run wild in Adirondacks fishing tale
In the Adirondacks, guides fish with simple gear on Grasse and nearby rivers while tales of appetite and endurance unfold. Three-day hikes, 39 trout caught on Sunday, and a record of up to 1500 trout in 18 days highlight the rugged camp life. Chef Barclay narrates meals, mosquitos, and two cocked stories of trout stomachs and a swallowed metal fragment as proof of truth.
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Adirondacks
N.Y
Joan
Saranac
Tuppers
St. Regis
Grange River
Grasse River
Sunnday
Morgan
Bill
Eebert and
Lathrop
Hutchins
Ian
Fem
Barclay
Egbert
New York
Br Egbert
Isaak Walton
Frank Worrester
Warrison
Loonlake
Wise
Fshing
Iishing
Tme
Lygbert
Ash
Chef Garclay
Aly
Barclay Pest
Columbia College
Deputies Ready to Meet Bob Emmett in Sheriff Contest
Deputies under Sheriff Langenberg prepare for a clash with sheriff nominee Bob Emmett. Emmett’s backers say deputies opposed him while jail keeper, aiming to clear the field for Langenberg. Sam Corbalen’s camp seeks chief deputy under Emmett, but chances are uncertain.
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Langenberg
Bob Emmett
Emmett
Sam. Corbalen
Journal clerk Smith Prostrated in Washington DC Oct 8
Harry Smith deputy registrar of the treasury and longtime journal clerk of the house of representatives suffered a severe heart attack at his office Saturday morning in Washington DC. He is from Michigan and is expected to recover.
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Journal
Smith
Washieton
D.C
Harry Smith
The
Treasury
House of Representatives
Michigan
New York Opens Columbus Celebration With Rich Decorations
New York marks the Columbus celebration amid cloudy skies yet extensive décor across the city. Flags and shields adorn Trinity, St. Pauls, the Western Union Building, City Hall, and hundreds of buildings along Broadway. A grand arch designed by Stanford White will span Twenty second Street. President Harrison’s attendance is uncertain due to Mrs Jarvison’s health. Synagogues and churches plan special services and festive hymns.
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New York
Spain
Italy
United States
Columbus
Washington
Towntown
Trinity
St. Paul’s Church
Western Union
City Hall
Broadway
Metropolitan Hotel
Whitney
Twenty-Second St
Stanford White
Harlenx
Harrison
Jarvison
the Battery
Harlem
Abrams Ravlams Declares No Impeachment Likely
City clerk Abrams says he will not resign or be impeached over refusing to take supplies from the Board of Public Works. He cites discussions with Controller Woollen and the city attorney, noting an appropriations gap in the charter. He asserts he will continue to perform his duty.
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Abrams
Board of Public Works
Woollen
Butt
Costello
Was This Dian Vnngene Indecent Exposure Arrest
Robert Taylor was arraigned Saturday morning after an arrest Friday in an alley near 700 Washington St charged with indecent exposure. About a dozen schoolgirls testified, saying they did not see him Friday but knew him from prior insults. The court doubted identification, fined him $5 and sentenced 60 days in the workhouse. He is married. the judge expressed sympathy if innocent but followed the evidence.
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Robert Taylor
Eadi
Washington St
Taylor
Train collision near Nenia claims multiple lives
A freight and a passenger train on the Panhandle line near Nenia Ohio collided on a curve Friday night. Engineer Joseph Nichols was killed in his locomotive. Fireman Vanhova jumped free and is believed fatally injured. Several crew escaped. Two passengers are reported dead.
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Pirrsnena
Nenia
Ohio
Miami
Panhandle Road
Nonia
Oklahoma Territory Population and Growth Report
Governor Seay reports Oklahoma Territory population at about 155,100, up 77,648 since 1900, excluding tribes. Taxable property stands at 13,485,162 dollars, with 23 banks thriving. Public schools and a state university are under construction as gypsum resources grow in the west. Minister Patrick Egan visited, and the territory shows ongoing development in education and finance.
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Oklahoma Territory
Hean
Patrick Egan
State Department
Gov. Seay
Oklahoma
Fox
Striking Carnegie worker detonates bomb at Carnash Works
A Carnegie company striker attempted to destroy property Sunday night by dynamite at the toolhouse in the Union Mills area of Lawrenceville. About midnight a bomb exploded, causing serious damage while workers fled. Strikers in the yard hurled clubs and stones. no arrests yet.
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Carnash Works
Privsuvad
Carnegie Company
Towlhouse
Twenty-Ninth St
Lower Union Mills
Lawrenceville
Fire injures Rachael Levine and family in Suffolk Street blaze
Mrs. Rachael Levine, two children, and a servant named Siviniauil were severely burned in a fire that broke out early Saturday morning in a double tenement on Suffolk Street. Families inside scrambled in panic, but overall property loss was trifling.
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Paulieari
Rachael Levine
Siviniauil
Suffolk
Escanea
Wind Blrw Tal Bis Wass Ye And Bat Beers Ties
William Wallace, an old man with gray whiskers, got drunk Friday. In that state someone tried to pull his whiskers, and a fight followed. Wallace was tied up, arrested, and fined by the mayor on Saturday. He is a farmer living a few miles from the city.
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William Wallace
Tie
Cadi
Wallace
Geal
Insanity Claim Headlines Soldier Wounding Two Privates
October report from Bedloe's Island notes Henry Miller a private in Company A L3 infantry shot two privates, Robert Bair and Henry King, with suspected temporary insanity cited as cause while cholera spreads in BuparistT and London reports deaths and quarrantines as authorities address new cases and public health measures.
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Henry Miller
Bedloe’s Island
Obert Bair
Henry King
Fruit and Cereal Show at State House Grounds
The Marion county agricultural and horticultural society held the iv annual exhibition of cereals fruits and flowers at the state house on Saturday afternoon. Indiana World’s Fair premiums on cereals were offered alongside society prizes. Prof FE W Latta Purdue University spoke on cereals and Miss Maud Henrick gave a recital. Mrs Baerrison's condition changed. Washington Oct 8 no change in Mrs Warrison’s condition since Friday, she had a comfortable night and rested easily Saturday morning. Weather for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 6 p m Oct 9: mild and slightly cooler Sunday.
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Marion County Agricultural and Horticultural Society
State House
Indiana Managers of the
Sheridan in Danville denounces Gresham and MacVeagh
General H. Sheridan visits Danville after five campaign speeches. He dismisses Gresham and MacVeagh as kickers and predicts they will gain few votes. Boston editor Frank Foster campaigns for Democrats in Massachusetts, noting labor issues and potential shifts in support ahead of election day.
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H. Sheridan
Dfe
Danville
Phil. Sheridan
Ile
Bourke Cochran
Greshant
MacVeagh
2 Sun
Gresham
Dan Sickles
Cresator and
MacVeigh
Frank &K. Foster
Boston
Labor Leader
Ature
Fria
T Ae
Lafayette
Ackkumy
Wranklin
Henry County Officials Challenge Legislative Apportionment
In Tespangia two affidavits were filed with the supreme court clerk, supporting the motion by Attorney 2 a. Smith in the legislative apportionment suit. Wm. Hinewall sheriff of Gregory county denies action delays and any understanding with the relator Simon Powell or others. A second affidavit by Benj. 5. Parker and Richmond Wisehart repeats similar assertions. Harriet Hoamer, the American sculptress, finished a colossal statue of Queen Isabella modeled on authentic Spanish portraits, to be sent to the world’s fair.
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Henrys County
Supreme Court
Tespangia
A. Smith
Que
Wmn
Hinewall
Greory County
Simon Powell
Helso
Benj
Parker
Henry Circuit Court
Tichmond Wisehart
Henry County
Feabella
Torr
Get
Larriet Hoamer
Gneen Isabella
Columbus
Dace
Fgnre
Spain
Liverpool frees Gladstone Shurtly amid raid concerns
A chaotic week ends with Gladstone Shurtly granted the city freedom by a unanimous Liverpool council vote. In Alexanderowatz a dynamite blast failed to hurt anyone as the cellar was wrecked during a liberal meeting. A New York cable says Crespo led his army into Caracas stirring intense public reaction.
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Gladstone
Liverpool
Alexanderowatz
New York
Crespo
Caracas
Venezuela
School Board Divided Over Tax Levy Decision
The School Board met Friday and opposed the tax levy referendum. The finance committee backed a 25 to 27 cent levy per hundred, while a Republican minority opposed it. President Iian Frenzel urged duty over petition fatigue, noting public works and library costs, as talks on industrial school funding and librarian secretary Ridenowr’s tenure continued before adjournment.
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Iian
Joan P
Frenzel
Board of Public Works
Industrial School
H. Lindenbere
FB. Bell
Thilery Cley
Agnissant
Ridenowr
Desperate Moonshiner Raid Kills U S Officers in Lincoln County
In Lincoln county near Flintville on Sunday, Revenue officers C S Cardwell Mather and J P Spurrier were killed during a raid on moonshiners. The deputies rode to intercept a known gang four miles from Flintville, were fired upon, and three fell. The Washington department ordered the outlaws hunted down.
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Nashville
Lenin
Lincoln County
United States
C. S&s. Cardwell
DD. Mather
Belvidere
J. P. Spurrier
Flintville
Cardwell
Mather
Spurrier
Washington
Wheels and races dominate Eynsville visit notes and sprint talk
Hearsay items describe Pore ilay and Rene B Minor in Eynsville for races while T. C. Lane of Louisville travels through to Springdale. Editors discuss wheel styles and a possible 1 mile world record attempt by Johnson in wind, with timing by seven observers. Wind and elliptical sprockets cited as power gains amid skeptical East critics.
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Pore Ilay
Rene B Minor
Mo. Ell
Eynsville
T.C. Lane
Louisville
Springdela
Goodisian
Hartford
Conn
American Cyclist
Amer Fin
Gus
Cael
Tomg Fay
Blunger
Bliss
Johnson
Rhoadson
Johson
Springfield
Mass
Dyeing and Cleaning at Smits Dyatosks on Pennsylvanias3
Fragmentary notice describes a cleaning service at 67 North Pennsylvania with a Dr Ruskin Cares Cancer event at Withers Ball of danger 6943 North Nol8.
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Smits
Dr. Ruskin
Comedian Richard Golden Sued for Divorce
In Ciesco on October 8 Dora Wiley Golden widow of Maine stage fame the Sweet sinever of Maine filed suit against Richard Golden the Haymarket play star for divorce citing cruelty and drunkenness. They married in New York have one child and she alleges he consorted with a common woman in February last.
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Jed Prouty
Ciesco
Richard Golden
Haymarket Theater
Dora Wiley Golden
Wenant Pitts
Broadway Curio and City Happenings Parade
A riot of small-town flavor fills the page with acrobats, political notes, and street life. Reports include Gresh’s dancing academy opening, a Texas steer in town, public painting viewings, a private view at Cyclorama, and collisions on West and Morris streets. Police notes record arrests for short measure and a sidewalk accident on New Jersey Avenue.
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Anso
Gresh
Pamphae
Texas
Broadway
University
A. Weachburn
Ioss
Imolie Jardon
Iisiasd
Patrice Marrell
Democratic Legislative
Hendricks Club
Ellars
West and
Moarris-sts
New Commercial Club
Fielding
Nevet
Willard Biges
Young-st
Waxson
Washinston St
New Jersey
Annest
Woman's Christian Tamperance Nations
Denver
Indianapolis
Alleva
Neckwell
Pennsylvania Road
Bammes
Arematic Evilion
Prand Jury
Grant Hegart
Richard Hurley
Er Fohn
Annie Harman
Fredia Moor
William and
Julie
Thomas
Nellie Corrigan
William
Elmer Weist
James
Lizzie Hatfield
Harry and
Mamie Cook
Eijrpat
Fannie Berryman
Buchanan
Ella Bowman
Divorce Day Highlights Scrambled Diatreysing Case
A chaotic Saturday in court featured multiple divorce suits. Lucy Reinoeh blamed Samuel T. Reincehl for mistreatment and poverty, while Fannie Ball accused William Ball of cruelty and broken promises. A Duck Town case involved Sivas Russell with accusations of domestic strife and reports of wives beating children. Judge Harper took several cases under advisement.
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Lixcie Reinoeh
Harpers
Sanuel T. Reincehl
Samual
Fannie Dad
William Ball
Ile
Br. Hoss
Simnel Hoss
Sivas Russell
Sirah
Jedge
Sainl
Chillens
Lowuz
Lussell
Lawd
Carson
Sarah
Corydon
Kate
Yweil
Low
Clement Weiler
Judie Crown
Sunday Church Services and Preachers Across Central Michigan
Morning and evening services listed for SURDAY CHURCHES across multiple congregations including Second Presbyterian First Presbyterian Memorial Presbyterian Central Christian Plymouth Congregational and Tabernacle Presbyterian. Notable speakers include Rev JA Gach Rev JA Mil burr Rev TE A Edson Rev H A Cleve land Rev D R Lecas Rev J A Randthaler and Rev F E Lewhurst with topics ranging from Who will roll away the stone to The Jesus of Harvest Henan and Three dimensions of life.
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A. Handthaler
Murphy Temperance League
Lorraine Hall
O'Elocs
First Presbyterian
Ter
I. Hisines
Central Christian
D. R. Lecas
Jesus of
Harnest
Henan
Plymouth Congregational
New Bookcases of Wm L Elders ATI Infections
A damaged OCR fragment mentions William L Elder and ATI infections of the blood being treated or removed by Sarsaparilia and Gold sold by druggists. The text is fragmentary and unclear about full nouns.
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Wm. L, Elder’s
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Fiumerfield
Fettermann Bros
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Thannmhnet
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Toss
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City Liss
Judas Listan
Ur'er Russall
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