Fragmented World Notes and Diverse Inquiries Across Regions
A collage of brief items touches on electrical fires in laundry with benzine and friction sparks, Tennessee and its eastern wealth, Russian tram fees by social classes, a new silkworm rival in Dalmatia, Matthew Henry’s biblical glosses, cliff dwellers in Utah and a vast Suona bridge, Covington bone relics of an Indian chief, postal stamp value concerns, and assorted curiosities from Japan to St. Petersburg.
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Rimbade
Souru Dakota
Tija
Wich Firea
Utah
Colorado
Chita
Antjane
Suon
Boggna
Covington
Pont Office
Msl
Fragmented South Dakota notes and legal notices stormy
A sprawling OCR style listing from South Dakota era records covers arrests, land deals, court actions, river works, railroad foundations, and mining ventures. It mentions Yankton, Pierre, Chamberlain, Hot Springs, Sioux Falls, and local officials, with items about warrants, bonds, and open land claims, plus a cave discovery and school district romance rumors.
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Lind Pigat
Pierre Nave Boop
Angola
Stuns Falls
Sirow Cronk Aginey
willoFfa Blae
Lincoln Cousty
Heifer Golf Mining Company
Adell
Missouri
Yankton
Uritton
Ginger Campbell
Grand Jury
Yunkton
Adin Meepstor
Leown County
Parkston
Anne
Glamverlain Register
Thie Ener
George R. Owen
Phelps Island
Miasouri River
Chamberlain
Tix
Inelule
Lynd
Spenetish
Rapid Chiy
Chad
Ron
Fort Mewit
Robinson SetulkeiLof
Buffaln
Brown
Stowx
Drake
Raph
Sioux Falls
Grant
Bath
Aberdewn
Bash Mar Endon
Olyhaw
Nicholson
Watertown
Ina
Nowystardy Inc
Sallely
Sani Hy
Portafion Department
Washington
United States Mall
South Dakota
Condo
Talcott
W. B. Catching
London
Highmore
Dennis
Pease
Badger
Mitchell
D. P. Neowin Algona
Thompson
Sutleny
Peavat Webib
Staveton
James Greene
Slayton
Colonel Foster
Yidukton Tailian Reservation
Tunis
Minnehaha
Vivic
Whey
Vis
Win
N.W. Egleston
Chamberlate
Stateboard of Regents
Joseph Frondanfeld
Las
Vallyar
Capitillets
Ranichy
Jnmale Nefie
Bryan Hopeful on Silver Coinage After Veto Threat
Bryson of Nebraska travels through Omaha to Denver to urge free coinage amid President veto risk. He says Bland seigniorage would pass the Senate with little mollification, and friends of silver will renew the fight for free coinage.
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Omaia
Constrosemar
Bryson
Nebraska
Omaha
Denver
Irani
Sigsel
Friends of Silver
Wilson
Senate
Omaha Grocer Shot By a Burglar
A Omaha grocer was shot during a burglary in the late evening. The robber demanded money from the cash drawer and opened fire when the grocer moved. The attacker fled after the fatal shot pierced the grocer’s abdomen. Local authorities report the crime as part of ongoing urban crime concerns.
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Omaha
Frank Jubank
Paberty
Dollis Omans
Mirek
Frank Ribak
Proce
Clarke Wtrosta
Fatty
Ribake
Nell
Rilwk
Hihak
Hilwk
Interstate Commerce Commission Faces Partisanship Debate
The Interstate Commerce Commission weighs party balance amid hearings on cullond pootinggn and the death of ex Senator McDill. Col Morrison insists Congress meant a nonpartisan body while critics warn of patronage shifts and altered personnel as vacancies arise.
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Hue
Interstate Commerce Commission
Uwust
McDill
Nome Qiutrtera
Commission
Wan J. Morrison
Min
Comtission
Congress
Thia
Hing
Bomb Explosions Wreck Chicago Row House
A bomb shattered the hallway and stairway of a three story building at 14a Nineteenth Street in Chicago around 4 am. The blast caused extensive damage but no injuries. Police believe the intent was to frighten residents, not harm anyone, and will pursue the perpetrator.
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Crago
Nineteenth Street
Matiompe
Howse
Linvightin
Nome
Trade Revival Reported by Leading Wholesale Houses
Reading Wholomiet Houses and Jobbers report an encouraging revival of trade across multiple lines. Spring demand in dry goods and hardware shows buyers placing frequent orders, with prices low and credit tight. wholesalers forecast steadier sales though less aggressive advance orders than before. Local manufacturers and suppliers, including grocery, tool, and iron works, announce increased activity and plan for full operation as conditions improve.
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Nepartan
Oywang
Wonern
Johnny Bott
Carson, Pirke & Scott
Chicago
John L. Chanyasero
Alinger
John V. Farwell & Co
Wales
Hsuthie
Robert Li
Congress
D Chandler
Franklin NaeVeagh & Cou
Linde
Tallof Koith Bros. 4 Co
Manny CC
Watherell
Gage Tiron
St Co
Wholekale
1Lingls Steel Company
Shapenee N.Y. Marsh—he Hitchcock Wagon Works
Corthinil
Onlig Ln
Inc
Mrontenows NT. Maveh
Howell Tayor & Co
Lely Valley Railroad
South Banton
Als Jonserows
March
Tteohnstown Company
Johnstown
Dndiew
Lionas
Youngetown
Vasion
Braroom
Hid
BOUL
Opera
Lough Kurtz
Lions
Ite
Ranman, N
Marelith—Sieotton Mills
Cumberlint County
Tragic Pennsylvania Disaster In Alvntt Shastox
Four Shart Kinkers killed as rock shelf fell and gas explosion struck a Saginaw coal yard area near Tam Tam. Victims include Nolwi, Hughes, Northe, Richards and others. multiple injuries and a man shot on the street. Fire and cave-ins trap workers. local authorities investigate cause and tally casualties.
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Alvntt
Shastox
G Wain
Jena
Tha
Nolwi
Churgerun
Maeriods
Robard Hughes
Janek Northe
Albnet Richards
Elnyla
Glastone's Strange Rise in Irish Leadership Debate
A fragmentary report notes Meg Gladstone’s prominence in Irish affairs and his standing within the party leadership discussions. It mentions praise from Rosebery, speculation about his influence, and the aim to present him with an address amid leadership shifts and reforms in the party and government.
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Loxnos
Brentlaus Minchuet
Wes
Theehinelon
Migorthanks
Low Tweedinsath
Ure
Mutter
Biy
Trish
Hows
Eoiaiduhk
Meg Gladstone
Trish Canine
Stolin Redmond
Palley
Triste
Jay
Kovolety
Deyenlwinl
Poutintt
Utain Jal Golvaio
Fraternity Press Censorship Fight Spreads Across Ranks
A controversial ban aims to widen control over campus press coverage. Apperly and Grand Secretary Myera push for expulsions while trustees decide on meeting locations and authority. Members linked to papers face expulsion as leaders seek to curb reporting amid senate reactions and potential legal action.
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Jonterlol
Bojer
Cody May fight described in Washington corridor clash
Report recounts a chaotic meeting between Cody and May in a Washington hotel corridor with heated words and a physical exchange. Cody denies a one sided version, asserts no women involved, and details show both men trading blows before calming, amid pressure from bystanders and witnesses.
Mob Burns A Bridge In Violent Labor Riot
A mob of over 100 miners burned the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad bridge at Cohen Creek early this morning halting all coal shipments on the Cohen Creek branch. Sheriff Silliman and militiamen arrived as rioters retreated, with federal troops mobilizing.
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Nenis
Ndt
CramKaroy
Wy Va
March
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Cohen Creek
Sharif Silliman
Poss
Ehierift
Yorger
Fasann
Dixven
Robert Molding
Citigan
Dumivar
Mave
Denver
Signal Vervice
Washington
Senate Proceedings Cold Debate and Routine Finance Report
Senate sessions report a finance committee hearing on mint operations for 1874 and a bill authorizing construction of a bridge over the Arkansas River near Van Buren. The House adjourned after a mix of passes and amendments, with executive minutes noting investigations into railroad disputes and public-building authorization, including a proposed new Chicago structure.
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Senate
House
Voor
Tees Dem
Indiana
Committee On Finance
Yale
Afr. Durfee
Fomunittes
Vasaisoros
Ees 9Ileus
Committee On Juiliciary Direct
Jenkins
Makifg
Pacite
Boutner
Dom
Louisiana
Kgoro
Dem
Pexus
Deiwn
Wankhead
Alban
Ehaiemat
Conmitta
Chicago
Chiteago
Holman
Den
Galnsha A. Geow
Pennsylvania
Grow
Ngwlart Osti
Enlsal AN
Wanhinors
Maralee Besandon
Nevenska
Haughen
Rep
Wisconsin
Bit
Duluth and
Super Ne
Buld & Steol
St Louis
Desa Toroities
Codegraftom
Lava
Tlim
Yeusien
Ohiu
Teak
Ojo
New “Mexico
O'Neill
Massaelile Sette
Almordi
Penkion
Dull Vergren
Mavelt
Juibainey Calind
Diilge
Jens Kins
Ayrnad
Netl
Dems Magsichusetts
Reed
Ehoell
Wronged American seeks damages after Mexican ordeal
Hugh Bryce, a Puebla foreman and Los Stenning & Rogers employee, recounts a decade old murder accusation in Mexico that led to imprisonment. He claims letters to American officials were intercepted, was released after paying bribes, and arrived in Paso, Texas, hoping to pursue damages from the Mexican government and reunite with his wife.
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Paso
Tex
Hugh Bryeg
Mexico
Edmond Dantes le Daias
Monte Cristo
Bryce
Puebla Golo
Stenning & Rogers
Puebla
Mesleo
San Libis Polosi
Washington
Zouip
Maxien
Hare
U Shines
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Hosaya
Wis i
Brice
Ohio
Omaha
Neb
Tariff bill fight stalled by senate finance committee
Lead men claim victory in pressuring a 4 cent per ton duty on ore and coal, with plans to set iron ore duty at 40 cents a ton and reduce coal duty to 40 cents to match iron. Wool duty eyed amid expected metal schedule reshuffle, bill not ready for Monday.
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Wasnikorox
Henrinis
Finance Committee
Senate
Orden
Ti Ds
Senate Finance Committee
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Trieste
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Hla
England
John Hull
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St. Petersburg
Empress of Austin
Lorge
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Hellding
Natvrini
Iabor
Noteorologiea Ntationa
Japan
Dakota Jil Csty
Thomas Lyoh
Rentonton Harbor
Mich
Bryan
Obeves
Bente
Tyngor
Omaus
Mareh G
Ir Ranganyata
Commerce Commission
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Reotak
Paris
Sylvester Rhodes
Kiumiutt Doster
Weele Nga
Hle
Plaweep
Wannxarox
Benate Haa
Lake City
Yowell
Sidana
Roy
Courants Port
Jim
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Boas
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John Wagner
Mallard
Poatying
Ter Wagner
Aire
Murelt
Tyrne Mingea
Ophir Pole
Frank Percy
Dymos
Heath
Anthony Savage
Christian
Mtogmar
Mima
Ope
Fatiy
Siotk Bank
Marek O
Wolgemnth
Tua Just Boon
J. Wolvemuth
Mitchell Ia
W. Zollars
Wy P. Merce
Spancar
Wocreigry Uni PL
Heck
Bain Operatows
California
Iin
the House OF Commoks
Sanenk
Fic
Enghuh Tren
Be Heemont
Gigderene
al Mayin Retle
Anihwile
Primrose
Armivutly Press
Homer
Apburlte
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Brill
Jany
Etbell
Archibald Philuy
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Tig
Jath
Gilodstone
Nini
Miro Gladstone
Nlite
Buto
London County
Rownell
Prince of Wales
Wien
Sonng
Willy
Hilton
Adlervahd
Prof Tityer
Mel Jaughtor
Lord Rosebery
Madstone
Texpox
Mavelyn
Pall Mint Gazette
Giadatone
Robert Peel
Jolu Bright
John Morley
Tord Rosebery
Rosebery
Aki
Porcing Silvan
Bette Vail
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Abitia Lille
Ailver
Agigniorums Amt
Toffranen
Mieehgelt
Manson
Wik
Marel
Cody
Hetalle
Ny Kyo Witnyas
George ‘I
Beck
Sheridan
Wyojis
The
Paxton
Bhelejx Pwou
United States
Nenator
Kentucky
Chambey Fatale
Tegle
Uccouke
Ani
Wallington
May
New York
Sun Man
Chey
Wrou
Chambermint
Myself
May County
Cady
Gary
Will
Morcy
Allie
Hive
Lan Ron
Jan
Cody Tid
Wight
Sioux Guy Live Stas
Ceapx
Stee Valin
Siovy Chey
Zlown Hon
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Wixad
Bmd
Bam Eabhlo
Heeven
AA Aplilk
Deion $onDira
Lutte
Ninekers
Fomlnts
Saye
Ogni
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Mart
Campion
Kansie City
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Chafar
Helfers
Stockura
Fodera
Cowa
Cayeson
Camby Haley
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Wnncanalis
Mingavoia
Ald
Wiativirty
Yeats
Soliem
Johnny Shaver
Hell
Svorle
Pathe
Hoyt
Oxtanosta City
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Bratuice
John Baxer Ven
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Winte Wit Tay Fin
Nephaska City
Z. T. White
Morton
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Rio Grande
Sarandi
Keelekaye
Steels Mackay
Giluyright
Oregon Pacific
Corvalis
Wanh
Fullerton
Tina Grdaredi
Minn
Coffer
Newry
B. T. Snyder
Sedgewick
Here
Mex Snyder
Snyder
Wamixovox
Treasury Departient
George P. Mills
Tolabo
Sheldon
Mirenni
Company 1
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National Guards
Ihlantato
Sion
Ani Party
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Col
Harrison Mad Yparky Pasner
Osk
Palo Alto
Congressional Proceedings
Cleveland
Pruasc
Order of Belt Abrahams
Newtow
Independent
Order of Brith Abraham
Massachusetts
Rhody Island
Connection
New Jersey
Pennsylvana
Miiveis
Migsourd
Max Stern
Grandmaster
Geand Nstee
Jayne Hecht
Hecht
Volwil
Winally
Brein
Amit Newman
Peet Winks
Tom
Nuimeyer A
Dryce
Meld
Trist
Mle Laverty
Chima
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