Fragmented 19th Century Notes From A City Page
An OCR rich muddle mentions ex-Sultan Murad, London tree planters, and Urgent counts like London 884,000 Paris 1,105,086 New York 3,422,227. It references Ruskin, Hemington, mammoth finds in Charente, naval personnel in Washington, and Riley bicycle rides, plus assorted curiosities and societal notes of the era.
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London
Paria
New York
Erica
Chicago
Adelpii
St. Petersburg
Predyrick Hemington
Ruskin
Corner
Reming
Department of the Charente
France
Tawhe Cann
Wellner United Stars
Naval
Judge Faces Bar Association Call Amid Courtroom Claims
Judge Powkin presides as lawyers from the Ath Judicial District attend a hearing intent on forming a bar association. He cites ongoing annoyance, accuses some attorneys of misrepresentation and selling out to opponents, and urges unity to preserve honesty and integrity of the bar. A committee is appointed to draft a constitution and bylaws.
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Ath Judicial Diatrict
Pett Dheegresndle
Dendeyood
Blrth
Ctreuit
Pa Laweenee Souniy
Judes Powkin
Kur
Munh
Adtuenaya Hood
Tenney's Statement on Indictment and Crawford Denials
Chicago report notes Attorney General Crawford denies tampering with Tenney case and asserts the indictment will not be quashed without a tangible pretext. The piece alleges Tenney received ten thousand dollars from Taylor and shifts blame to others amid ongoing effort to shield his actions.
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Gonarg
Crawford
Pierre
Rawyer Tenney
Chicago
Maylor
Tenney
General Crawford
Saya
ViK-bros
Himeesl
Vie
Taylor
Goneral Crawford
Hondamen
Othura
Master Horseshoers to Convene in Michigan
The galienel convention of the Master Horseshoors in the United States opens next month in Michigan. Debates center on standardizing training and licensing. a bill for a state regulated examination and certificate is to be presented for adoption.
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Piles
Jefferson Davis Monument plan eyed for Monroe Park
Richmond dispatch describes J Taylor Ilison, head of the Jefferson Davis Monument Association, sending a letter to Richmond city council seeking permission to place the Davis monument in Monroe Park. The board reports about 25,000 dollars on hand and anticipates big Confederate veteran turnout next May for the dedication, with federal veterans also expected to attend. The report notes support from local and other groups and outlines fundraising hopes to start a funds nucleus for early completion.
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Monroe Parks
Richmond
J. ‘Taylor Ilison
Tin Jofter Adn Davia Monument Association
Monroe Park
Sons Ment Board
Whens
Thia
Grand Confederaate
Irish National Convention opens with Irish movement advocates
Delegates gathered amid banners and stripes in a New York hall as Irish independence supporters streamed in from across America. Ex congressman Finerty and other leaders spoke while telegraph dispatches from Galway, Cork and Paris reinforced the push for Ireland’s freedom, countering parliamentary distrust with a spontaneous congress of the people.
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New Orleans
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Fick O'Neill
Philadephia
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California
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Paris
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New York
Irish National League of America
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England
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Pall Mall
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Shanghai
Chokia
Plot 70 Blow Up the Sultan Conspiracy Report
Sept 23 in London a dispatch from Constantinople says a plot to dynamite the Turkish palace and government buildings has been uncovered. Authorities have begun extensive precautions at major sites to prevent damage and possible unrest along the Bosphorus.
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Laldon
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Fable
BE. Paul
Tony
Ackley World
Alderman Holt in street fight leaves officer injured
San Antonio reports a street confrontation involving Alderman W. Holt that ended with Holt striking a policeman and wounding a man. The incident followed heated editorial accusations against Holt and a public denial in the local paper.
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San Antonio
Mavis
Bik
Civil Service Order Proposes Grading With Compensation
The document outlines a civil service order granting grades and compensation between 1000 and 2600 dollars under competitive examination rules. It applies to those engaged in the consular service of the United States and sets procedures under presidential directive. The order, reportedly not reported to the president by the secretary, reflects administrative oversight concerns.
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Washington
United Btes
Garibaldi Veterans Review War Time Letters
The GARIBALDI veterans inspect soldiers and war time correspondence. A large audience witnessed the event with enthusiastic spectators while officials noted the 10 000 men in the colors and medicines of allied actions. A royal and ministerial presence contrasted with crowd noise in an orderly demonstration.
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Mumbert
Fernoon
Thalys
Mariharita
Naples
Storm in Michigan Destroys Vessels and Harbors
A violent wind storm struck Michigan on September 13, with gusts around ten miles per hour. A schooner and a large steam rig were sighted near Presque Isle Harbor as damage spread through Alpena and surrounding areas. Debris and torn sails reported, with significant wind damage to shoreline vessels.
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Tale
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Milanen
Waterways Congress to Convene in Cleveland Amid Debates
A large gathering planned for Cleveland marks the Waterways Congress convening with leaders from commerce and government, including figures from Jay, Michigan, and Minnesota. The event aims to discuss interior waterways and river projects, with officials and delegates assembling to hear papers on related topics and demonstrations by supporters of reform.
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Ween Water Authority
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Canfield
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Witherbee
New York
Taylor
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Colorado
J. W. Bennema
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H.W. Seymour
Michigan
Edward Rosewater
Omang
James H. Fienderson
Pittabuves
Sears
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Minnesota
Latke Rupertor Tyeion
Pasteur Paralyzed and Forest Fire Menace Reported
The column mixes multiple items. prominent notes include Pasteur described as paralyzed while discussing the Paste treatment for paralysis prevention. a massive forest fire rages in a distant area with hundreds fleeing and the fire approaching powder works. other brief items touch on political, legal, and social happenings from various locales.
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Farle
Nevuleme
jSlvole
M. Loula Pasteur
Not as a Populist Tremont Names Supreme Court Nominee
OT Tremont Sept 4 Judge Max Wall nominated for the Supreme Court affirms acceptance. He pledges to renounce former republicanism and declares intent to address impeachment as a central campaign note. Wall says he will align with the party and deliver a keynote address.
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Net
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Pili
Meat Inspector in Omaha Examines Export Meat Rules
Local authorities in Omaha examine Morton export meat orders and warehouse inspections to ensure compliance. Officials threaten export delays until a key date and stamp protocols for shipments. The report notes broader discussions on horse slaughter for meat and cautions against sensational claims, with estimates of 60,000 horses available for slaughter and focus on non meat uses in eastern markets. Separate item reports theft at Kay 8, 294 near Idlewild stock farm and inquiries into losses at Caelure of Idlewild.
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Morton
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Bent
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Idlewild
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Keon
Gold Mines in Corea Draw Foreign Mining Probes
Reports from Corea and China say two noted mining engineers J K EymMeth and A W Deshler have left for Japan on a mission to investigate ancient gold fields. Wealthy syndicates back the expedition amid speculation on Cambro-era deposits and possible rewards to the king of Corea for profits.
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Corea
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Detroit
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My Deshler
Avelett
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Keurupe
Coren
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Thie City
Ikingrof Corea
Peary Rescue Expedition Far North Greenland Tale
United States explorer Robert Peary and party endure extreme famine and ice as they retreat from Greenland north coast. Stranded for weeks, dogs die, provisions run low, and a perilous return to base is achieved with heavy losses and lingering hardship.
Holmes arraigned in murder case in Philadelphia
The arrest of Herman W. Mudgett alias H. H. Holmes for the 1894 murder of Benjamin Pitzel takes place in Philadelphia before Judge Finlotter. The trial date is set for October, with continuances possible if needed, as both sides await the defense’s preparations.
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Horman
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H.H. Wolmer
Finlotter
Yer and Turmner
Benjamin Fe Pitzel
Grayham
Holmes
LAST DAY AT CHICKAMAUGA MEET ATTRACTS CHATTANOOGA FANS
Large crowds turned out in Chattanooga on September 20 for the final day of the Chickamauga battlefield dedication at the national military park. The event featured a military demonstration, a formal review by General leaders, and a procession to Orchard Knob. High officials including Vice President Stevenson and Tennessee Senator W. Hall examined the proceedings as visitors, including prominent citizens, filled the streets and hotels.
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Permanent Exhibit Opening Move for Western Exhibit
A permanent exhibit is planned in Chicago to showcase the western United States and territories including Washington Montana Arizona New Mexico Colorado and adjacent regions. Canadian authorities will also contribute exhibits from Alberta and other points. The aim is to inform travelers and settlers moving west and to attract visitors passing through Chicago each year.
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Oad Inde
Blue and Gray Day Draws Veteran Crowd to Atlanta
About twenty thousand Civil War veterans are due to arrive in Atlanta from Louisville and Chattanooga for Blue and Gray day events at the exposition. The city plans for a large, cordial welcome, aiming to surpass any gathering since Sherman’s 1864 march.
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Atlanta
Louisville
Chattanoora
Sherman Aiis
Twelve Soldiers Killed in Saxony Train Collision
A railway train carrying 1,209 soldiers collided with a standing freight train at Odern, Saxony, killing twelve and injuring sixty. Many others were missing as rescue workers searched debris. The soldiers had been returning from maneuvers near Metz Un.
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Nexony
Sit
Kane
Proteki Berlin
Ooderan
Saxony
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Htet
Heatwave curls over St Louis as highs near 90
The city endures hot weather with temperatures reaching 87 degrees at noon and 96 degrees in the afternoon. Public transit and work on multiple buildings paused around noon due to the heat. Forecasters predict temperatures may exceed 100 degrees later today.
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St. Louis
Large Fire Destroys Acreage Near Cincinnati
A large blaze eight miles below Cincinnati destroyed seven acres of buildings at the Cincinnati Dexicoating company where artificial fertilizer is made. Eight acres remained, including ble bone mills, with stock, and thirty freight cars burned. The loss was up to 200000 dollars and insured. Origin of the fire unknown and no means of fighting it. Ruthven, Iowa, reports political rally as J P Dolliver campaigns for Republicans with Allison mentioned amid applause. Treasury notes record gold reserves at 95,767,808 dollars.
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Cincinnati Dexicoating, Company
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