New Illustrated Guide by Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul
A newly issued booklet from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway describes the route between Aberdeen and the Missouri River, a section recently provided with rail facilities and now served by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line. Copy may be obtained by sending a two cent stamp to F A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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Chicago, Milwaukee
Gt Pac
Aberdeen
Missouri River
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paw
F. A. Miller
Duty One Voter In Wortemburg Vote Counts Tallied
On a recent municipal election day in Wortemburg only one person, a police sergeant, voted and was elected to the village municipal council.
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Wortemburg
Sbolo Municipal Counell
The Dynamite Worker and Other Thrilling Tales Recalled
The September Century describes a figure known as The Dynamite Worker, famed for danger and daring in North America’s northern frontier near the Idaho line. Also referenced are medical remedies and product notices from the period, including Allen’s Foot Ease powder.
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George Hint Grineel
America
Idaho
Nicholas
Cleveland
Unclear fragment on birth customs and marriage rites
Fragment discusses a Japanese birth omen and a tree planting that remains until marriage. It mentions the tree being cut at nuptial hour and wood made into furniture, then references European names and a political breakup prediction tied to parliament reassembly.
Flag and guns on foreign shores in a sailor’s march of memory
An expansive ode recounts battles and honor with flags, drums, and the nations’ pageantry. It segues into a Washington dispatch on retired generals, noting age, fitness, and calls for reform in compulsory retirement while praising endurance and merit across ranks.
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Viger
Olea
Shelet
Howard
Theena
Sherman
Republic
Gee. Wealey Merritt
Merritt
Sheridan
Hicherd
Dream
Adjutant General's Department
Washington
Corrapomience
New York
San
Aglow at Annapolis as Brother Wins Boat Race
A narrator recalls summer at Annapolis to witness her brother receive a noon from the President’s hands. The day blends joy and fear as rough river rollers challenge the crew race with Commodore Bkerreite Jeuneh among onlookers. A shout confirms the brother’s safety as Grant speaks from the barge.
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Annapolle
Somaeras
Indies
Bkerreite Jeuneh
Abell
Tom
Commodore Skarrett
Admiral Porter
Grants
Admiral Joe Fyfe the No Backing Down Diplomat
One of the quaintest figures in the old American navy was Admiral Joseph Fyfe a bluff fearless sea dog who inspired many with tales of his wit and leadership. His tongue and stance as a diplomat were based on a simple rule no backing down and no cheating in any circumstance to defend American honor.
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Gus
Joerph Fyfte
Joe” Fyfe
Joe Fyttes Sena
Wole
Laborers in Slavery Era Paid Cents a Day and Housed
A fragmented notice describes laborers called laborers or laborers as a government term. They were paid cents daily by owners, wore minimal clothing, lived in serracke, and faced military discipline. The passage notes regular hires and rent from owners, with courts and authorities referenced in the era’s ledger.
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Serracke
Admiral Sampoon Medal Design Adopted for Naval Campaign
A design selected for a commemorative medal honors Admiral Sampoon as commander in chief. The obverse features his profile beneath a wreath of oak leaves with inscriptions about the United States Carspaian and the war in the West. The reverse shows a scene of men beating the game and outlines of a war vessel, with Sampoon’s image noted as the fleet commander, akin to Dewey at Manila.
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Lang
Giedal
Sampeon
Dewey
Manila
Tem of fem lavion The tale of General Lawton
Fragmentary OCR tale describes General Lawton facing fatigue and hunger in battle. It notes his habit of stopping to cook for his men and his belief that soldiers fight driven by need. The excerpt hints at leadership under hardship and the strain of keeping troops fed.
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Lawton
Untidy OCR Notes on San Francisco Strike Standoff
The readable fragment notes the strike location in San Francisco remains unchanged and neither side appears willing to meet. The garbled text offers no explicit dates or participant names, but implies ongoing impasse and potential negotiation reluctance.
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San Francisco
Fragmented OCR Notice From Virginie State Adverts
A garbled historical ad segment shows shoe store claims for relief items and foot care products. It lists promotions like free teeth bags and mentions Virginie Republicane and J. Mampionews for governorship. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment preserves an advertising tone and period vocabulary.
Prohibition Sparks Japanese Protest in Corelie Export Case
A fragmented notice describes a protest from Japan over a prohibition on exporting cereals from Corelie. The text hints at social unrest affecting an older and younger population amid economic controls, with unclear specifics.
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Syrieg
Ketter
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Ad Tower CO
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Salt Lake
Mer Brethes
Esers
Grant — Ameren Ramirez
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Soler
Ming
Joseph Rodman Drake
Portamouth
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Lavion
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Sinai Leguben
Virginie Republicane
J. Mampionews
Coverner
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Correie
Comalon
ST. Mary's Academy
Notre Dame
Indiana
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Mieke
Ameter
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Dyamastica Ostalegue
Acéves
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Rae
Ihe E Es
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Alder Speare
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