Fragmented 19th Century News Snippet From Aged OCR
An OCR patched page discusses European policy, paper production, and U.S. minister remarks. It cites tensions in Germany and Britain, tariff implications, and a Minnesota leasing court decision. Mentions West Point graduates and warnings about citizen restraint amid global affairs.
Fractured report of theft and violent incidents in multiple towns
A chaotic account details a store burglary at Howard and Broward in Dayton Ohio valued at 11 001. A young North Front Oak woman, Mist Crow, faces insult and threat. Men with guns search woods, a saloon brawl in Fond du Lac leads to blows, and a series of shootings and assaults occur near Wickman Kentucky involving Lucan Parry William Dery and others. A mob frees a prisoner from jail in Russellville, while a young white boy Adam is fatally wounded in Princeton. Continuous violence and arrests mark the disturbed district.
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Howard & Broward
Dayton
Toun
North Front Oak
Fond
Lee
William Pala
Lawrones Condity
Wickman
Lucan Parry
William Dery
Trin
Will Oakey
Col
Britt
Will Oakley
Pocry
Lucien Perry
Michael Cmite
Bnidisr
Sauliad
Sirname
Teterson
Leah
Monntel
Horacbeck
Catnu
Russolivilla
Dick Henderson
Collred
Brokat
Menderdy
Cutis
Young
Washington News Briefs on Oklahoma Land and Budget Proposals
The week’s Washington reports note a proclamation urging swift action on the Oklahoma land dispute and possible military intervention if necessary. Discussions focus on the appropriation bill for legislative, judicial, and executive branches, postal service funding, and ongoing congressional delays in passing funding for continued operations.
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Washington News
Oklahoma
George Biva
Wanhington
Walt
New York
Cca
Jeaper Picker
Tim Hollintor
Mingenols AM
Svarhington Paty
Dougroas
Genersl Gresham
England
America
Fraseahit
Prentice
Hulvanrarhienk
Miniase
Gandon
Casualties of the Week in Midwestern Storms and Scattered Disasters
A rough tally reports extensive storm damage across Blue Moon, Wheatland, and Macon townships with farm losses and furniture stock destroyed. Fire and lightning deaths are noted at Decatur and a Milwaukee steamer incident leaves bananas unsalable. International dispatches mention cholera panic, cholera deaths, and political-military updates from Berlin to Vienna amid global unrest.
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Tei
Blue Mond
Wheatland
Macon
Ighaing
Decatur
Bhannon
Elf
Lapher Bron, & Co
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Hawbhorn
Hhangon
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Amncutt
Wetollawn
Phamix
Brooklya
Fring la Bire Wud Marine
Cousini
Hartford
Personal News Notes From A War Brigadier And Other Transfers
Gen Tow Egan a New York brigadier in the war is noted as busy. Jamin H Peabody a wealthy Philadelphia resident died on board the schooner yacht Marion Wentworth at Newport. Reports describe cholera deaths in Maracillon with about one thousand eight hundred personnel affected. Walter Squire newly named governor of Washington Territory was born and long resided in Beattie. Beattie's mayoral and judicial appointments are discussed with Frank Sperry nominated for Alaska judgeship and related pros and cons.
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Tow Egan
New York
Jamin H. Peabody
Philadelphia
Marion Wentworth
Newport
Maracillon
Walter
Squire
Wealington Tartary
Juan Ollo
Tion
Philo Remington
Beattie
Han
Gerimany
Iwe
Mer Ed ‘Stedman
Vilme
Jy Arid
Vilas
Fricke Teasting
Wisconadit
Hanna Ap Lanéel
Yan Moat
Ujich
Viley
Naopal Amverat l
Maud
Hatton
Thele Purpoma
Noblu
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Washinston
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Cappinuss
Cain
Epiris
Ute Dion
Dorset
Paris
Hia
Ater
Mr. Drinkwater
Ant Waa
Uhis
Hietraia
Winlow
Patelatier
Tilly
Thonas Jeter
Lapnin
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Martian Lapilatise
Andrew Jackson
Wraudeur
Douglaw
Ell
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Br Uy
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Orioo
Offlow
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Postmanthr
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Vegeta Moral
United States
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Moment Maryn
Charton Binetela
Zurieh
W. H.oy
Lantingonus Tla
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Monogul
Gen. Scart
Nebraska
Odonta
Fulton Paul
Bucharest
Jake Shyoeder
Sandown
Conta Riens
Minithy
Mishissippi
Axuuaion
Gilbert Daggett Robertson
Verviern
Litigoy
George C. Tutingi
South Carolinas
Texwhigslyns
Willy D.c.gibson
Novada
Indiana
Nee Vaile Agency
Nevada
District of
Tad Omnes
Frank Sperry
New
Bhaparck
T. Childs
Wm J. Francis
Supreme Court
Frank
Sparry
Tawia Richmond
Cone
Portugal
Alphonsa Taft
Aldo
Anverlutary
Nvnnter
Staten
Hovenia
Jol A. Kieuvoy
Linty
Dultad Blates
Gorin Fraters
Unidas Tongary
Samuel H. M. Bayern
Goeral
Rome
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John Morgan
Eprom
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Moveys
Olympia
Wallington
Barry
California
Regond
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Alabama
Ranodale Yuation
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Washington Territory
John V Indians
Supreme
Wyoming
Andrews Towns
Ilinois
Alaska
Charles
Aliwis
Juste
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Utah
Corning
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Towa
Spreme Court of Dalotas Ward
Dakotas
Daggett Robertaan
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Clement Carpillar
Everetary
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Two Robbers Held Up Hastings Bank Show
A dramatic early morning robbery in Hastings ends with the two bandits subdued after a tense standoff. One robber fires in the air as Hastings and townsfolk evacuate, but police soon corner the criminals and restore order.
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Hastings
Jewvy
Rob Lera
Hawkinge
Democratic Convention Opens In Chicago With Bipartisan Urgency
The Democratic National Convention began in Chicago at the Exposition Mall with Judge Barnum presiding as chair. Speakers urged reform, condemned corruption, and outlined a platform promising anti corruption measures, government purification, and loyalty to party over personal interest.
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Xposition
Chicago
Barnum
Democratia
Nortowextern
Hichard Th Hubbard
Texas
Santo
Thin Couven- Hog
Hubbard
Glane
Chalr
Jonas Nllane
Geo
Barwon
Georgia
Abruin
Howitt
New York
Himwalf
Democratic Party
Alite Alamanta Waathensio Us
Democcratic
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Tepyesantativen
Chetra
Robbura
Prushoney
Tilden
Hendriks
Tewiould
A Survicu
Tien
Sarvice
Damocrat
Prince of
Wisconsin
Carlos M. Valandiaghan
Minnourty
J. Livan
Tonnes
Michael D. Barnitt
New Jurvey
Meading
Bates
Grady
Chaiama
Vermont
Ball
Fellows
Benator Grady
John Kelly
Joln Cochran
Han
Ventleman
Lyne Bewt
Clinton
Quiemio
Coure
Minnesota
Texarch
Cho Voto
Cleveland
York
Boeing
Northesterh
Wisconsi
Ger. Denny
Trakford
Ke Dobany
Roach
G. Junkina
J. M. Murrow
J. i Doolittle
Televon Poeident
Jorc
Hoxters
R. A Smith
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Congressional nominations and Senate confirmations listed
A long list of nominations and confirmations was sent to the Senate, naming John Rawson and Alphonso Taft among others, with numerous United States officials, ambassadors, consuls, and federal appointees across many states. The session adjourned pending reports, while the House debated internal rules and appropriations, with a focus on military and land office matters and a final adjournment planned for Sunday night.
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Senate
John Rawson
En. Fox
Wuh
United States
Germany
Alphonso Taft
Oliig
Wavey
United Staten
Franny New
Miniatar
Goveral
Portugal
Samuel HM
Hyroos
Genera
Homies Ik C
Will Waine
Conmal
Havana
Ward
McAllister
California
United Statew
Alaska
Hankel
Towa
Vhs
Airtriot
A.T. Lowia
Illinois
United States Court
District of
Rebart& Gardner
West Virginia
Lilian Hwpeator
John A. Rea
Dakota
Tannion
Minor W. Bruce
Niobara
C. G. Delius
Galifornia
Indiana
Nhe
Amney
William A
Ramon 0. Williams
Vonsatal United Staten
Stafiti A
Tien
Togiator Land Fies
Blatiursk Sition SH Fer
Zener Ina Oli
Lasvitl
Col W, Oan
Revelver of
Publiicraning
Grostwood Bprings
Robert Gander
Woat ¥ Fania
Lidiat Inapootors
Pulix O
H. Allston
Shackleford
Pendigylvania
Nanten
Deonard
Smithy Conmnl
Carace
Itoaswell
Wheeler
Potina Agency
Arizona
Gi Ge Bromley
Thun’ Wu
Archibaldi Brown
New Jury
Orient
Tw United Alien
Algierns Heriry
Brent Conaul
Callan
Robert Hl. Harrin
Pemanytranta Cousul
United Binionale At
Paul
Corsito
Joseph A Jouca
Manoa Quuselt
Adou
Wan TL Biovana
Noraday Mailer
Anu Reir Mint
Carwon
City
Far Coombs
Marvlayi
General Horeteicy Ree
Scowl
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Sundey
Tia
Mvy
Firth
Springer
Coen Fox Luilad
Staten Marshals
Wlternaya
Ina Nabbet
Pels Fecrelay
Despair in Army as Judge Advocate General Faces Court Martial
Reports say Judge Advocate General Swalin is exhausted and may resign to avoid trial. President may accept his resignation. Also a British training camp near Aldershot shows trooping injuries and malnutrition as hundreds of recruits drop out, surgeons overwhelmed. Bananas from the Americas arrive in poor condition, with many spoiling on shipboard and prices plummeting. Cargo health concerns prompt inspections at the dock.
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Wits
Umbria
Tho
Maino
Mr. Brown
Tilian
Arayo
Mal McRinday
Olio
Unl
Mepburi
Tang
Carlisle
Chicago
Slutio Fur &Weuk
Altigle
Bisckburn
Nan Ete
Bwaimin
Swalin
St In Nok
Uat
New York
Ateanser Baraoni
Dogan
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Trial of the Ward Killers in Grand Forks Dakota
The Ward murder case proceeds with Emory Storrs absent, Chicago lawyer John V. Van Arman and his wife arriving to represent the prosecution. Defense counsel Erwin arrives as Gov Davis and others attend. defendants Joby Farrington and his father William Farrington are in custody and on hand.
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Grand Forks
Dek
Emory Storrs
Storrs
Chicago
Gol John V. van Arman
Antrongaso
Abarounsel
Erwin Haw
Davia iv
A.B. Ward
Cynthiamn
Anl
Waleington
Cavoa
Joby Farrinston
WW. C. Warringin
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Minunaota
Geeretel
West Point
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Tein
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Nice
Conard
Charl Henry Groanhike
Ida Tumayny
América
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Charles Fluke
Hue
Albany
Advicoa
Buakim
Gorton
Hie Noldiars
Muhdi
Khartoum
CR Marehall
Milwaukee
Bank of England
von Eirundecker
Boom
Gongresmman Kasson
Dinmarck
Kala Willa
Vienna
Avatria
Berlin
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House At Lords
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Gladatone
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Litwal
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Akhia
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Hperry
Grant & Ward
Mexico
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Arbanan
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Linschia
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Bowilen
Pennsylvania
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Mr. Hendricks
Hendrick Wan Jutro
Ricioph E. Macdonald
Doh
G. Black
Linain
Fr. Spenove
John W. Breckenridge
Durbin Wuri
Ohie
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Kentucky
Monaino
Liman
Tom G. Carlini
Mindasippi
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Blsule
Charles Hook
F. Mayarid
Hooker
Dehult
Warron
Manting
Gey Cleveland
Pusid Lockwood
Buffalo
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Chicago, Ananying | Ar. Grady
Harrinots
Grover Cleveland
Kelly
Richard A. Jones
Mochowter
Oluvelatul
Miamunte
Grover Choni
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Toni Etoewrs
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Empihusia
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Tony
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Alderhot
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