Cipher code babble and global curiosities mix in 1890s failed
A fragmented OCR page blends cipher word examples from a New York bank with observations on China and Japan, fashioning a patchwork of quotes. It notes imports, tax quirks in France, bicycle parish claims, and assorted curiosities from New York City scenery to stock exchange life, ending with industrial and historical snippets.
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China
Japan
New York
Dora
Stalin
Nya
France
Plato
Paria
Amont
The
Stock Exchange
Castle Garden
Ryestatyne
Theardleas
Irrigation and drought woes in South Dakota counties
Reports from Mellette and Spink counties describe an extensive irrigation effort using artesian wells and a water distribution plan. About 400 acres cropland shows varied yields across wheat corn oats and rye. some fields appear drought stressed with limited water supply and uncertain future production. The piece notes legal disputes over county boundaries and municipal water projects, plus local developments in Edgemont and Deadwood, including power and railway plans.
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Artestan Wells
Anit
W. W. Taylor
Mellette
Northville
Spink County
Durluy
Daulwood-Tend City
Deadwood
Lawmee County
Drucwood
Vore
Staromayal SA
Rajset
Edgemont
Cirniah
Abie Woolen Mills
Cattal Company
Alligar
Supreme Court
J.D. Howanl
Miron
Cty
Howard
Limes Tiver Valley
D.C
Tey Garon
Fred Hill
Stanley County
Hircult
Jellny
Hughes County
George Webster
O. W. Webster
Horna Ab
John Chirk
Htorge Mills
Sanborn Vonacy
Parton
Drudge
Mathison
Port Pierre
Grose
Bob
Joh Presser
Dave Ongianant
Thy Madlixet
Jis
Pairhanka, Morse Co
Linquois
I Iim
UE Tyler
Unittan
Tina
Sully Vonnty
Wilmut
Grommds
Lowe
Georges Salm Mon
Sinateur
New York
London
Labor Commission hears varied views on railroad labor issues
The article reports on hearings before the Labor Commission where officials of the American Railway and labor leaders discuss railway labor problems. Witnesses including Mohvel Carroll of the Herald and Thomas Heathcate address government ownership, strikes, and wages amid calls for thorough investigations and fair reports on practices by unions and railroad management.
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Culedgd
Wnton Runi Lov
National Hunter Commission
Mnton
Susan Well
Cleveland
Colums
Washington
Vullman
Lew Loard
Mohvel Carroll
The
Herald
Cairn
Thomas Heathcate
Suillie
Texas Cattle Outlook and Panhandle Range Debates
A fragmented interview with Snider Brox of Georgetown traces 1869 cattle drives from Foxaa to New Mexico and Colorado to Abilene, noting Panhandle and Texas grazing declines. It forecasts delayed shipping until late September, a potential cotton bumper, and looming cattle feeding amid tax changes affecting cross-border moves.
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Wyoming
Montana
Seidai Hiroshina
Colee County
Texas
Tom Green
Snider
Panhandle
Lexus
Arizona
New Mexico
Ani
Ol Mexico
Meath
Meath. the Eh Per Contad Valores
Old Mexico
Coyote Sagacity In Cheyenne County Watermelon Plot
An old tale from Cheyenne County Oklahoma describes coyotes rediscovering a drought era method to drink from watermelons. A thirsty pack bites through rind, inserts nose to drink, and spreads the trick, threatening the local crop as the story spreads through the region.
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Cheyenne County
Oktaho
Oklahora
Kent
Simmons Sys
Patel
Iat
Gecheysnne
Congressional Proceedings Reflect Political Strife
A report from Wasmxenon indicates friction in Congress over civil appropriation measures and the budget. The Senate and House debated immediate actions, with references to deportation policies, seat contests, and emergency funding while adjournments pushed decisions to later sessions.
Interview Reveals Lord Randolph Churchill View on Morphine Rumor
The Examiner runs an interview with Lord Randolph Churchill denying a morphine report as spiteful, citing nervous prostration from intense public life. He says he left England to recover and plans to return to politics, reflecting on Gladstone and Rosebery in the era’s Tory and Liberal dynamics.
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Ke Benn
Sax Fraxenco
Onl
The
Examiner
Lord Randolph Churchill
England
Eeenter
Lord Stosebory
Amadalph Churchill
Lord Deaconsfield
Mrhorn
Rosebery
Gladstone
Jhodtey
Hosubury
Lovers Die in Park Tragedy Under Suspected duel
Central Park officers found the bodies of a man and woman amid brambles with pistol wounds. Police say the man shot the woman then killed himself in a suspected lover’s tragedy. Witnesses report a fatal love affair ended in mutual death and forgiveness sought from relatives.
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Chix Anurting
Ork
Pistol Bolls
Julie Vemarens
Ged
Tulietty Fourier
Heooldyn
Ninaelf
Baths
Jude
Royal Arch Masons Convention Nears Opening
The Royal Arch Masons of the United States prepare to convene here tomorrow with prominent members from across the country attending. The General Grand Council will meet at 1 o clock in the morning, serving as the executive branch of masonry and guiding proceedings for the convention.
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Ktate
Nikkay Kas
Kate Trivnnia
Haya Arch Masons
United States
Mtdl
Norrow
Nie
Grand Masonic
Guineil
Couneil
Froll
Man from Japanese Warship Opened Fire on Straggling Chinese
A court report details claims that the Japanese warship Maniwa fired on Chinese sailors in the water after the sinking of the Kaw Hsuve bay. The alleged incident implies a deliberate act aimed at destroying survivors, with officials seeking to confirm casualties and assess naval conduct amid wartime chaos.
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Kaw
HisUve Bay
Maniwa
Abe Rawsbluie
Stove Trust Rumor Suppressed by Manufacturers
A conference of stove manufacturers from New York, Massachusetts, Chicago and St Louis was held privately. Attendees declined to disclose the meeting’s purpose, stating it held no public interest. Despite denials, it is believed a large trust in stove manufacturing is being organized.
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Mann
New York City
Williama Bridge
Amu
Bronx
Hara
Cate Ho
Horacs
Wawuisarox
Buen
Lileli
Nuame
Didmonde
New York
Sy. Louis, Mo
Mauphiis
Chicago
St. Bonis Wis
Flood Devastates Mexican Towns and Farmland
Floods along the Nassas river cause drownings and homelessness in Latueno Mex as irrigation days fail and cotton and cord plantations flood. Homes washed away, thousands of dollars in damage reported. emergency relief awaited. Additionally Britannia and Sutantia race at Royal Albert Yacht Club with Beltannis winning as rain-laden course resurfaces.
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Latueno
Mex
Nassas
Teltehhle
Somara
Enggland
Hritannia
Sutantia
Janiaen
Royal Albert Yacht Club
Whisky Trust Debate Shapes 98 001 Town Affair
The article discusses a contested issue labeled the Whisky Trust and the 98 001 Town affair with opinions suggesting the trust’s securing of goods and a court ruling affecting ownership. It mentions stamps needing separate packaging and hints at loan news, all within a period voice.
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Counnis
Ravenna
Walker Takes the Job and Political Shifts Abroad
Aug 21 report notes A. Walker wires Atchison reorganization committee to accept the recolversit and travel plans set for Paris and New York around Sept 2. Parallel dispatches discuss Yrigoyen deposed and Calderon named in El Salvador, with tensions tied to Exotus. sovereign changes cited as significant. Also mentions Chandler, chief passenger agent, dying in St John’s hospital after long service.
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Walker
Atchison
Paris
New York
France
Chaibine
Low
Chonillce
Whbush Railway
St. John's
Railroads appeal before the Iowa Railway Commission
A large delegation of Iowa shippers and manufacturers confronted railway officials this morning. The hearing focused on equity statements and possible schedule changes. Officials indicated they would not approve a full rate rise at once but would file future charges in installments.
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Renee Uh
Shuttis
Pasion
Bos
Smith
Artire
Harrison and survey rumor renews in Washington
Rumors circulate that Scott Harrison may seek renewal of his appointment as surveyor general as pressure mounts in Washington. The president’s pattern suggests a fresh nomination after Congress reconvenes, with Senate opposition remaining a likely hurdle.
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Harrison
Htvatter
Kanan City
Caatoms
Wasiuseros
Kansas City
Washington
Sureveyord
Scott Harrison
Kaerixon
Harrinon
Conprosa
Harrivonius
Cleveland
Matrikon
Congress
Mt Tiharty
Harrion
Governor Altgeld Urges Aid for Pullman Sufferers
Aug 21 in Chicago Governor Altgeld sent a letter to George M. Filing outlining the dire Pullman worker crisis and inviting residents to seek relief. He reported no reply from Pathonn but suggested a personal contribution and a statewide proclamation urging charitable gifts. Market notes follow with mixed livestock and grain prices across several reported towns.
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Migald Askathin
Chicago
Altgeld
George M. Filing
Pullman
Pulls Fan
Teik
W Lg Mae
Editor Dawson Runs With Detention In City Incident
Amuge Newmannor reports a crazed ex telegraph editor Charlys DPawnon attempted to assault Detective Deminal at the corner of Hirth Avenue and Smitsfield Street. Dawson resisted, was shot in the shoulder, arrested, and jailed. Also noted is a yacht race update and a local publisher entering receivership.
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Newmannor May
Prersnond
Qrink
Charlys Dpawnon
Telegraph
the Times
Hirth Avenue
Smitsfield
Demmeil
Dawson
Times
Cable
Wfive
Detectives
Cotton operatives strike expands to nearly a thousand idle
Workers at twenty seven mills in New Beprin Mass begin a general strike with about 1000 idle as notices of wage cuts bolster the walkout. Managers plan further shutdowns while union leaders vow extended action and six months of struggle. In Tex, August 20, streetcar workers won a wage increase after a strike, the company agreeing to pay 1.5 dollars per day and reinstate laid off hands.
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Beprin
Mase
Thuta Mornig
Vottyn
Taatrur
Nool
Apiiners’ Union
Debs Testimony Reveals Union Stance and Factory Conditions
Debs testifies before the national labor commission stating age thirty three and his leadership role with the A. U. endorsing arbitration. He recalls visiting Pullman car shops with George Fulman to inspect conditions, noting workers suffered debt and harsh treatment, and that the A. K. U. urged arbitration which Pullman refused.
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Stelemt
Conipus Ata Cuda
Eugenc Vo Durba
Hin A
Hy Pian
Laboe
Thy &Tvilea
Howard
George M. Fulman
Pullman
Weber
Pullin
Cleveland's Wilson Letter Sparks Campaign Controversy
The Republican Congressional Committee released a Congress record letter from President Cleveland to Chairman Wilson, alleging criticism of the immigration bill and noting tensions between the minister and the consul general. Separate reports discuss trade with China, preservation of American labor interests, and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's skepticism of new treaties affecting immigration and commerce.
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Wakitixorox
Ang
Leo
Cleveluml
Chalman Wisan
Congress
Separate Tariff Bills Reported by Committees in Senate
Reported back to the senate were tariff bills including a 40 percent duty on sugar, a 90 percent free coal provision, and a fencing wire measure amended for tighter restrictions. The article notes committee reports, private conferences, and political commentary surrounding the legislative actions while mentioning a strike impact and a hardware merchant's murder incident as contemporaneous events.
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Buelto
Wakhiseros
Ayr
Maris
Deri
Tennesse
Maerig Salles
Dilla
Powernar
Long Distance Bicyclist Makes 1020 Mile Journey
Tran Stanwood Maken, aged 2, completed a long distance bicycle ride from Chicago to this city in about one and a half days. He covered roughly 1020 miles, arriving at city hall at 10 02 p m, Aug 10, in good physical condition and with records set between the two points. Governor Altgeld began a personal investigation into labor unrest in Pullman, promising action after reviewing state and local officials. Florence, tied to last Fall’s murder case, planned to pursue criminal proceedings against newspapers printing arrest details. Mrs De Style discussed summer plans and home care arrangements for a household including a baby, seeking guidance on future steps.
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Tran Stanwood
Joes Thun Hight
Halt Nye
Sin Youn
Kranle Stanwood
Longdisinnes
Chicago
City Hall
Ellie
Currents
Anus
Florence
Sebuls Inden Tawoship
Lit
Examin Sion
Old Settler Mrs Susi Abn Hyenns Dies in Dubuque
In Dubuque on August 20 Mrs Sayan Ann Byvites, a noted early settler and the first white child born there, died that night at age BL years. Her daughter Thowna McCranay is mentioned in connection with the claim.
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Susi
Arendt
Dewi, Tay
Sayan Ann Byvites
Dubuque
Uni We Fe Daighiter
Thowna McCranay
Teds
Cornfield Tricks and Vicious Folklore In Rural Tale
Fragmented overheard dialogue recounts disputes over crops and theft in a rural setting. A farmer discusses tricks to deter thieves by poisoning corn with alcohol and deception, while neighbors speculate on treachery and speech hints at violent outcomes. The tale blends drastic threats with garbled memory and later reflection on religious converts.
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Wren
Vhara Neon
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Ko Far
Egypt
L. G
Osywandyas
Samuel Bakar
Luther
Cascade Range
Roussin
Dakota
Ajond
House of Japan
Pennsylvania
Hoeymarin
the Labor Commission
Texas Cattle Outlook
Oteran
Coyote Sagacity
Keliwar
Soret
Aguin Denogur
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Hoctile Light Company
Ansigns
Northwestern
Elsatric Light Company
Coaton House Place
William Abbott
Ee George Te Kuswell Dowd
Mansilloy
George L Runwell
Othura
Hissall & Co
Euiglic
Tae
Yue
Goln
Mttunding
Niles
Marrie
Dinah Ebony
Aunt Rhony
Wasmxerox
Mhu
Wis Veived
Wil
Ner Zreury
Doak
Kentucky
Tall Rwaolu Fon
Vick
Parnes
Mississpi
Fries
Seatys
Hingdean
Jouri Fe House
Jon Rind
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Wasuivutos
Rity
Boamer
Som
Georgia
Lil
Mia
York
Weny
Milrich
Senate
Sonny Hutte
Lind
Woasmnaips
Aine
Hay Ache
Setuty Clin
Venik Kivatlay Af Tiiwob
Towner
Historla
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Pimtinusturs Kanaan
Anderson
Abheryille
Wasmixenon
Yeu Sung Foo
Corwin
Jurag Norug Whau
Necratuey
Legation
Wallington
San Francisco
Wanate
Hyo
Owe New Yun
Awe
Etheodore G Rohrer
Newenade
Anton de Ulueke
Thi Eloole
Rohrer
Royal Arch Masons
Stove Trust
Joufereuce
Mexico
the Whisky Trust
Jderon
Janeteca
Peaserico
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Guatemala
Exotus
Calderon
Sat Salvastor
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Exota
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Gorman
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Severalucla
Yrigoyen
Ezelus
Lerut
Towa Railway Commission
Mioux
Union
Brock Yaris
Sirs Cory
Atti
Cattle Heaven
Blom
Chatemeen Ustos Stocie Vans
Cmicano
Avi Ste Shawn
Kroscery
S1uglog
Abonkens
Kukigen Wah Fein
Oo Togas Light
Mied
Balundod
Hiavvy
Acuuana
Kasras City
Helton
Lhorthorn
Flair
Ymetusus
Bcwgel
Park
Uge
Dawson Runs
Amuge
Setyniia
Sussex
Cape Mayenip
Vigilant
Goosa Rock
Couseh
Neave
Nonparett Printing and Publishingompany
Leon
Ty Company
New England
Murolng—Siikers
Kerrot Car
Sax Awronia
Tex
Une Employen
Atrect
Cir Linus
Wien
Debs
Wilson
Fhone
Axalhet
Critrequen
Wasiuxaroy
Nou
Crittendus i Tegagil
Wasuxerox
Davis
Minnesota
Sommittes
Hankaw
Pella
Mussina
Consid
Vullman Company
Wtyilee
Malina
Lnangur
Mapuria
Previntatel
Kes
Tventy
Couthry
Inno Rae
Malo Dimnetaliwin
Santhe
Kaxaas
A. TU
Santa Fe
Worle
Alta Mercunul Sureteon
AVA
A. FS
Tomson
Altgeld Win
Altgeld Tolay
Stokes
Deunle
Crowder
Chers
Atana Journal
Wb Know
Cary
Hostore J'rangoriot
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