Fragmented column covers courts, weather and politics
Rumors of a Washington diplomat quitting offices clash with a New York sinking fund ruling. Notes on Confederate Memorial Day in Vermont, Chinese licensing laws deemed unconstitutional, and a New York peachblow vase copy. Utah governors and Mormon pardons debated. Canadian rail stats show growth while a Utah tornado tests a city’s resilience.
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New Ke City
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Ohio and Virginia leaders urge Union cohesion at Cincinnati
Ohio Governor Wilson, Virginia Governor Leo, and Ohio official Pornker spoke in Cincinnati on uniting the states. Leo praised American valor, while Foraker lauded reconciliation and patriotism, saying Virginians and Ohioans should stay united despite past tensions. The crowd applauded as leaders urged national solidarity.
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Govs. Wilson
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Leo
Virginia
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Foraker
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Ragumne
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John Irland
St.Paul
John Vertin
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Martin Marty
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Kilian Plixch
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Abbot Edelbrock
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Herlinon Friest
Amy Ali
New York
Berlin
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Maine
Fisher
Jackson
Tetmesterix
Senate Vote Defeats Subsidy Amendment In Five Act
Proceedings show the Senate amendment to the five appropriation bill was non-concurred by the House in a 178 to 40 vote. The roll reveals Democrats and Republicans split on key items, with shifts on post office appropriations and combinable bills. The day also features debates on bankruptcy, timber and preemption acts, and a lengthy discussion over oleomargarine taxation.
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Smith
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Chen
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Ida A. Dewitt
Willian FH. Thorpe
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Stowe
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View
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Henry
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United States
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Herbert
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Sayal
Howe
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Horst
Dingley Shipping
Frye
Canada
Conantivnte Customs Datticla
Pensinna
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Binck
Congress
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Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
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Harrison
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Springer
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Iowa
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Famunde
Committee On Foreign Relations
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Morgan
Alabama
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Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
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Dakota convention debate halves on state admission
A congressional report debates Dakota statehood and a proposed constitution with amendments. It outlines a division plan, election timing, and federal conditions, while minority arguments emphasize regional representation and constitutional submission requirements. The piece notes political maneuvering and a forthcoming Senate vote.
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Democrate
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Totaloald
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California
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Sion
Anu
Martie
Feault
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Septenden
Assi
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Canvaas
Territorial Board
Aid
Une
Halle
Washington
Springer
Madly Scorched Dakota Town Fire Ravages Property
A blaze at Miynnewautcan west of Tevil 4 Lake, Minnewaokan area, destroyed extensive property. Reported losses include multiple insured items and several businesses, with figures ranging into the thousands. A Yankton insurer noted substantial cyclone-related disbursements. local corporations filed many incorporations. A mix of incidents followed, including a fatal shooting by a cowboy foreman and various construction and industry notes across the Dakota territories.
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Tevil 4 Lake
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Patrick
Vali
O& Ta Huskie
Atyr
Toon Pteipos Root
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Jumieaner
Total
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Nete
Dwell
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Jarialed Om Bullfing
Lily Hist
Tames McCready
Mene Craton
Rapal City
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Hear Maron
Yankton
Olive
Silwer Eye
Fish Creek
Henry
G. I
Are
Cabbage Padding Recipe From Old Cookbook
A historical cooking note describes preparing cabbage by boiling, stripping outer leaves, then simmering with bacon, fresh beef, egg yolk, onion, bread, batter, salt, and pepper. Wrap in cloth, tie, and boil two hours to finish.
Foe of Freedom and Maniwod Mystery Fragments
An unclear OCR passage presents fragmented names and phrases. It hints at a political or social conflict, with references to freedom, institutions, and rights, but readable content is sparse and distant from a coherent event or figures. The piece resembles a damaged historical newspaper snippet with scattered proper nouns.
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Evo Aeron
Eltigon
Imi Utes
Tienen
Ental
Waver Tal
Ates
Alvevieus
Ibor
Stoyianbent
Weber
Yell
Watering system uses pond to recharge a well
A farmer details a method linking a pond to a shallow ditch and well. Water from the pond percolates through the ditch sand to the well, regulated by a cut-off. The arrangement provides stock water from the well and a standing pond for hogs and cattle, ensuring supply at the start of the dry season.
It Wasn't a Rabbit Doctor Says The Bite
A garbled exchange refers to a bite suspected as rabid but the speaker concludes it was from a dog. The text includes misspellings and unclear names, with scattered phrases about evenings, posts, and a writer’s remark, all forming a fragmented historical snippet.
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