Mixed 19th Century Exposition Notes and Personal Anecdotes
A garbled column reports on a proposed exhibit including government stamps borrowed from a private collector, plus a wide array of short items. It notes Captain Francis Martin's 100th birthday, Loretta Garibaldi starting preparatory studies, Mme Necker's letters, and various oddities from political figures to local mishaps and curiosities.
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Néconsplich
General Council
the Reformed Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Stoves
Francis Martin
Miret Street
Detroit
Admiral Dewey
Andrew Jackson
Napoleon Honuparte
St. Helena
Loretta Talia Garibaldi
Women's College of “Baltimore
Sheas
Fayioud Garibaldi
Bumlotti Garibaldi
Signi Rive Garibaldi
Sianain
Wi Aana College
Xlig
Tome Sly
M Weiter
Mat Abe
Oto
Mme. Necker
Thien
Veterans of two wars encamped at Mitchell
Crowds gather as G A A and Spanish War veterans arrive for Mitchell encampment. Talks planned by city officials, parades to the grove on the Ulm river, and a grand campfire program highlight the event. Local accommodations opened to host visitors, with volunteers offering homes to house attendees.
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Veterans OF
Mitchell
Mitchel
Wiltie
Garlads
C. L. Vrunion
Natorial Iink
Behulf
Alutebell
Grover
Ulm
Wilke M
Grahd
Oleviduds
Incett
Rome
Mitch
Speneck
Ale Ood
Night dies in alleged assault as Dowdle case grows
Jury begins investigation into William Dowdle's death after a strike by Joseph Koetzle, described as a violent incident at Oye dimmel. Reports detail the young Adin Beier Viltey and a per capita apportionment tied to population figures. Separate notes mention a Fourth of July celebration plans in Tyndall and nearby areas.
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Jonr
Myhly
Ponth
Sioux Walls
Coranve
Mumtivonik
Wiliam Dowdle
Dowdle
Joseph Kontzle
Kodale
Hin
Leon
Department
Kiva
Adin Beier Viltey
Murop
Dane
Fitet Ninco
Casperis Quirta
Makine Dover
Theo
Tour Hasse
Tilinkig
Owimone
Diskot
Chica
Mori Ho
Wheat market rally amid drought fears and price jumps
Wheat prices surged at the Chicago market on June 20 as concerns over a spring crop failure in the Dakotas and Minnesota weighed on traders. Analysts warn of a potential drop from last year's yield, with production projections around 720,000,000 bushels. Some buyers took profits while panic and volatility unsettled the pit.
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Chicago
Peta
Ecaan Ravunes
Yi Reporta
Dakotas
Minnesota
Ninites
Situation Deepens as Street Railway Strike Prolongs
In St Louis the city faces renewed strain as officials admit no immediate settlement is likely. Striking workers backed by the Federation of Labor vow to fight to the bitter end, while authorities rely on deputies and police for protection despite attempts to derail street cars.
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St. Louis
Federation of Labor
Big Fire in Bloomington W Io June 24 causes nearly 700000 loss
A large blaze in Bloomington, Wisconsin, on June 24 damaged many firms and the post office building. Losses to Model Sindry, George Brown & Co, Finn Ste Thompson, Myers & Miller, Dixwall & Co, Cooper, Jackmon & Co, Uteen & Co, Wil wife Mery, and others reached about 700000 with no fatalities. Insurance may average 10000 per firm. The fire started in the Motte laundry and was not yet under control.
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Bloomington
Model Sindry
George Brown & Co
Finn Ste Thompson
Myers & Miller
Dixwall & Co
Cooper, Jackmon& Co
Crockery
Uteen & Co
Wud Mery
Inc
Death and crisis unfold in a fragmented late 19th story
A chaotic report cites a landlord named Gibson facing personal crisis, a supposed suicide note about an affair, and scattered remarks on quarantine measures in California. The piece blends market briefs, shipping receipts, and commodity prices with unclear geopolitical notes and weather-like data from multiple cities.
Democratic program outlined for Detroit convention
Daniel J Compan Michigan member of the national committee reports from Kansas City where the Democratic platform favors free Philippines independence and opposition to Republican policy. The ticket for vice president remains unsettled with Shiveley and Lentz among discussed names. Admiral Schleyn is not seriously considered.
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Detroit
Mich
Daniel J. Compan
Michigan
Weber
The
Epioeratic National Committee
Kanan City
Aidcommitter
Kansas City
Wwe
United States
Oumceobt
Kermans
Lear
Schleyna
Wuettier
Hamer Cratie
Beatty
China Declares War and Taku Forts Fire on Ships
Reports from London and New York detail China declaring war, Taku forts firing on foreign warships, and international reaction. Dispatches cite bombardments at Taku, loss of forts, and arrivals of British French Russian and Japanese ships, with Allied powers preparing further action.
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China
Taku
International
Prier
Merlin
Shanghai
Times
Yesterny
Talus
Iver
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Saxsrnt
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KaMcienty Periour
Daily Mail
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Emprase
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Ministry of War
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Alka
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Rom
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Tale
Talat Tin
Tonton
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Saya
Forta
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Cameran
Herlin
Ching
Cheton
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Tali
Totta
Algevine
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Japan
Ruskin
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Ninth Infantry
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War Department
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Moree
Tien
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Nrit
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Anahi
Glydo
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Tien ‘Txin
Tien Tin
Taro
Hoxere
Guichen
Chonner
Yaris
Tongnin
Yimnan Sen
Yunmin Bey
Keane
Natal Volunteers dismissed by Sir Buller last Saturday
News from the South Africa theater reports Natal volunteers, after hard service, were dismissed to their homes by Sir Redvers Buller. Indications suggest further withdrawals of regulars to Durban and a possible move of troops toward China as British actions around Pretoria unfold. Reports describe Boer forces retreating, with heavy fighting near Pretoria, casualties including Colonel John Van Buren, and strains from supply shortages affecting both sides.
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Bir Redvers
Buller
Lawton
Durban
Chitin
Tidia
Mucha Hodirp
Lourenzo Marques
Middleburss
Pretoria
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Tive Dasa
Ranga Illure
Lafé
John van Buren
Johannesburg
Gorpkex
Bultevin
Machadodory
Dorton
Ree State
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Mresteya
Great Britain
Ponte Teris
Tondon
Rimor Tx
Roberta
Krueger
Fenern
Iver
War of Livers
Lang
Pune
Natal
Jenders
Charlestowney
Volkvenst
Trantvaal
Baden-Powell
War Office
Roberts
Rustenbiuer
Haded-Powell
Tampr
Budun-Powell
Rustenburg
Minter
Potchefstroom
Frigade
Standerton
Uatdelburg
Orange River Folony
Hana Loft
Piet Krueger
Hothn
Middleburg
Hamilton
Cape
Lamg
Christian Hotha
Daurdkop
Destruction Threat Halts Iowa Auditorium Work
Dew Moines auditorium faced ruin with a fire and bridge collapse delaying completion. Officials announced emergency repairs to rebuild at once and readiness for the Republican National Convention in August. Foremen reported foundation damage and saved front, with full reopening expected by late summer. The National Music Teachers convention would shift to Cha\u00e2tauqua grounds, Washington, while work on the project continued.
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Dew Moines
Molar
Sa Tong
National Music Teachers’ Association
Fuattora
Chatauqua
Rexalia
Ceneus Work
Washington
Mor [Ram
Centve
Eumor jAtora
Aree
Pardon recommendation in Lindsey Robinson case sways Shelby County
Nashville American reports the state pardons director urged Governor McMillin to pardon Lindsey Robinson, a life convict from Shelby County, for murder. Testimony shown alleged a disputed self defense claim. The murdered man’s parents and a physician corroborate tensions preceding the fatal shooting. The old father, dying, confessed his son’s role in the trouble and Robinson’s act.
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Bree
Nashville American
McMillin
Jindsey Robinson
Orm Conyier
Kent
Shelby County
Robinson
Robineo O
Witherington
Memphin
Mane
Andothérs
Acm
Plath
Uncertain reports link Keane to 11’s appointment
These excerpts suggest conflicting notices about an 11’s appointment involving Keane and a papal regation. The item references a proposed archbishop designation amid workforce reductions and a fatal shooting in Brooklyn along with a police shooting in St. Louis, naming Edward Durke and Patrolman Corpellin in the chaotic timeline.
Central Get 7 Rule Changes to Omaha Line
unclear OCR fragment describes a transportation dispute involving Fort Dodge and Oninna road, a consolidation with the Sioux Clix road company, and a total sum around 4,008,000. Mentions New Griank to Omaha and Liston Baritle from tipra to 008 in a nonstandard context.
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Omaha Sennel Connrs
Fort Dodge
Oninna Road
Dubuyne
Sioux Clix
Getinal i Pontinuons
New Griank
Omaha
He Liston Baritle
Tipra
Thie
Auditorium Fire Damages New Hall and Park
A fire severely damaged the newly built auditorium costing about 19,000 dollars and part of its sidewalls collapsed. The structure, tied to vaudeville and baseball at nearby venues, is expected to be rebuilt for an August convention. Insurance totals around 25,000 through multiple companies. The Commercial Exchange directed immediate reconstruction to host major events and a national convention.
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Aik
Andana
Andiana
Orife
T. B. Pandini
Chicago
Denver
Aléxandér
Peery
Dex Moinek
Tay Tyne
Inet
Ebecek
Lnt
W. J. Chise Amusement Company
Sisize
Vic
Audiorium Company
Tapurance Company
North America
Traparad National
Germany
Lancashire
London
Laur
Firemen’s Fund
Delaware
Des Moines
Hawkaye
Northwastern National
Hanover
Pennsylvania
Paine
St. Paul
Concordia
Philadelphia Underyeilurn
WW. P. Chase Amusement Company— Fire Association of Philadelphia
I Hes
Moinen
Nationa Brannan
Bagley
Insurance Company of North
Quditorium
Tte
Telegraph
National Music ‘Penehera
Vonvention
the Auditorum
Choutangia Park
Ghd
Strike Negotiations Break Down At Labor Conference
A faulty report states that at a labor conference in St Louis between a federation leader and President Whittaker of the Pratt company, negotiations failed as strikers and managers failed to reach terms. Whittaker refused concession and left unresolved issues for both sides amid ongoing tensions.
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St. Louis
Frostiont Gompersy
National’ Federarion
Labor
Whittaker
PrunMt Company
We Tormer
Wrelkers
Sertiod
Mfbliray
Society Belle Tragedy Hears Drowned Lovers Findings
In Ottumwa Iowa on May last evening Moulton woman drowned herself after a close companion perished in the same pond. The case involves Lidinnipolta Mogenneter of Antinaupolig, Indiana, a postmaster famed in her circle and died of consumption.
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Lidinnipolta
Indi
Acm
Mystery Watch Sparks Talk Of Long Journeys
A scene unfolds around a dented silver open faced watch carried by a barber in a village, as a stranger quizzes a rail man about travel mileage and eras. The watch is traced from Risoria to Moline over ten years, with long rail tales and old equipment details.
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Harry Milton
Ies
Warne Busta Brosh
Dail Richardson
Buck Igada
Barber
Hamilton
Akane
Ian
Urey
Jay
Wale
TJ Das
Niles
Risporia
Elaine Byron
Detroit
Chicago
Duke of 0
Tan AluWer
Coniae
Tere
Mewyny
Girlhood Womanhood and Motherhood Remedies Advertised
An OCR fragment advertises a pelvic cures remedy marketed by Vern Ate on 103 Svinmond street, VTuphia, Parye. It contains long, garbled text praising the product, claims of stabilizing monthly periods, and quotes from various writers about motherhood and family health, presented in a period newspaper ad style.
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Pao
Svinmond Street
Vtuphia
Parye
Pia
Atha Borthiv Sauget
Tenon Gould
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