Briton house in England claims idle oldest dwelling
A fragmentary report notes Lerain county or Lerain pratn County Raporter claiming an inn at Alben's Hertfordshire is the oldest inhabited house in England, said to be more than 212 years old. The piece wanders through various unrelated topics including politics and war, with numerous garbled names and stray anecdotes.
Epitome of the Week delays and disasters across 19th century notes
The week’s digest lists varied items from weather and rainfall to post office counts, river steamers and baseball standings. It cites incidents in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, a fatal fire in New York, and a Chicago murder suicide. It notes census data for Iowa, a train record, a furniture fire at a factory, and political mentions around free silver debates.
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Linlimore
Clhiveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Noston
Brownlyn
Pitteburph
Ovew York
Dui
Washington
Nt. Louis
Lewisville
Turrison
Fiske
Annie Earle
Milas Srowa
Herman D. Munwert
Ae HL
Wolmues
Benjamin P. Witeel
New York
United States
Haysi Cabdle Company
Uayti
West Indies
Indianapolis
Vanity Ti Russ City
John Minneaputin
Petroit
Mi Wrakeu
Terre Hhamta
Alb
Grenad Rapids
Stanford
Coan
Flenry
Dudley
Eased & Tors
Merilen
Conn
New York Central
Albany
Weather reports show mixed grain prospects across states
Reports from weather directors indicate dry spells and warming conditions favoring corn and wheat in many regions while rainfall improves some crops in others. In the United States wheat and barley yields are below average, with Canada and Russia noted for stronger or weaker crops. overall grain outlook remains uncertain as temperatures rise.
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Crago
Anthe
Chicago
Edwin
Genroniver Revorty
Winkler Oppiuw Urs Tjaeed
Comlir
Maine
Owen
United States
Max Jada
Jha
Pavdia
Russia
United
Tates Mur
Serene i
Canada
Ras Ma
Hrntulu
Struck by a Train in New Jersey Beach Tragedy
A deadly accident unfolded at Littis Blivue New Jersey as a wagonette carrying four passengers was struck by a train. Among the injured were Mrs Antu Well, Mire Eloines, Miss Danity, and Mrs Bell with broken legs. The driver escaped. the horses were killed and the wagon destroyed. The scene drew in witnesses and the local life-saving service aided in recovery and care. Nearby, the schooner Queen City dragged anchor during a gale and fared badly. The wrecks prompted inquiries into railway and maritime safety as authorities reported similar incidents along the Great Lakes coast.
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Thorey
Ind
Morgan Syd Belmont
New York
Charles Steward
Forty-ninth
Couyrons
Houston
Tex
Oskatooss
Tan
Stimson
St. Conia
Arta Moore
Vaude
Finamas
Fond du Lac
Wia
Mugre & Galloway
Heingr
Chicage
Friar
la Porte
Porter Ani
Luxe
Indiana
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
South Dakota
Aavers
James Moline
St Joseph
Obelman
Aiwhaima
Mexico
Engle Pass
Vondi Bon
AY Thannibal
Gilbert
Darington
Nenty CG
Waynn
Ahomon I Ouees
VW. C. Ratae
Reeulvers
Crotly Road
Dan
Livingston County
Luling
Samuel F. Whaen
Kansae City
Henry Stanson
Arcou
Wim Withtan
Waa
Givengaton
Taut Revin
Whenchhoner EB
Wilkes and
Martin's Island
Lake Moeligan
Aurren L. Avery
Sud
Mersmere
Annette Co
Pri
St. Bawis
Molas
Rovenr Pati
Maggie
New York City
Fair
Karcussful
Wyesle
Yemen
Turney
Syrneuye
Sachi Bar
Loratin CG. King
Kings
Norton S.r Chase
Albany
de Witt Clinton Daw
Sehohurie
John Bilmesor
Unriton
Russult
Stuart
Onondaga
Court of Appeals
John D. Teller
Auburn
Michael Boyle
Genjamin Oneill
Hoyle
Chester
Atarox
Pennsylvanis
Europe
Ibia
Cuba
Boston & Maine Railroad
Pr Jrlek Farrell
Miguel Greig
Edward McCamn
Oll Crossing
Chileoper
Miss
Littis
N. J
Ana Waganelle
Antu
Bell
Danity
cHiolines
Hell
Receivers Resign From Northern Pacific Trustees
Three receivers of the Northern Pacific, Payne, Quakes, and Rowse, resigned their posts to Judge Jenkins. He set September 27 for action on the resignations, amid ongoing litigation and questions about future control of the property and appointing new receivers.
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Mionsubker
Northern Pacific Bre
Judge Jenkins
United States Court
Jenkins
Henry C. Payne
Milwaukee
Thumas F. Qukes
H. C. Rowse
New York
Washington United Staten District Court
Shereta
Dudge Jenking
Hhranda
Ree Ceivers
Irwyton Ives
Nto Central
Rouniverk
Washington
Avipdak
Saulton
Fariarn Oa & Urvat
Pigho
Ant Reyes Warn
Byamie Werte
Meayson Ivex Ficken
Seyerting
Ture
Hiteruis
Wuntrot
Rend
Hana Sk
Welda
Mabey Lenger Ranke York Emlerad
Tient Eubien
ABC
Ween Dem
Gurbedlgsien
Fedecmd
Deep Waterway Convention Proceedings Reported
A regional deep waterways convention adjourned after sessions chaired by CAL Huwlees. Attendees included Lorenzo officials and visiting dignitaries. Mayor and President delivered addresses on international comity and cooperation with Power of Wisconsin outlining progress and next meetings.
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Presiden Heed
Coryras
Cal Huwlees
Lorenzo
Cnintierea
Piva
Trowlud
Vrancia A. Power
Chicago Youth Cleared in Mother's Defense Case
In a Chicago courtroom a youth claimed self defense for a fatal shooting during a dispute over maintenance. Levert allegedly drew a revolver and fired, striking the man multiple times. authorities report the incident as a domestic dispute linked to a betrothal and financial tensions surrounding a forthcoming marriage.
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Chicago
Wyst
Ab Miency
Reige
Levert
Mixed regional notes on finance and travel
Dispatches report fluctuating bank reserves and treasury deposits in Washington with a note on expected increases. Reports from Omaha and San Francisco discuss business, rail and commodity movements. A separate item notes a railway town accident and a factory fire in Ohio.
Deep Waterways Convention Opens In Cleveland Oceania
The first annual session of the International Deep Waterways Convention opened in Cleveland with Edward C. Ollen as temporary chairman. Mayor Rh. E. Neltine welcomed delegates, and International President Oliver A. Rowland spoke. Papers on canal development, shipping, and cross-border cooperation were presented by officials from Canada, the United States, and Manitoba.
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Edward C. Ollen
New York
New York Doe
United States
Rh. E. Neltineson
Cleveland
Oliver A. Trowiund
Ide Aryan
Hin
Remurka
Brich
Oliver "A. Rowlaind
Delegaton
Gov. Burke
Dakota
Une
International Deep Waserwaya
Ambrowe V Metruirle
Vivenport
Vhairman
Orden Ads
Pn Reial
Totes
Mowland
Mackenzie Howell
Canada
Theta Munro
Thacusklon
Arenas
Richard K. Dobell
Quebec
DL. Cracker
Minneapalis Board of Trade
Lhe Dewan
Uilken
Denison
Sfp
Smith
Don
Pasnew Fisher
Manitoba
Col B.C. Gridley
Duluth
Charles E. Wheeler
Jyon and
Stee
Mannface
Arthur J. Muxdinm
Johnsorea and Steel Company
Lorkin and
Vlevuland
Thomas J. Tohiaon
Englaver
Chicago Sanitary and Malp Cine
Ailgedt
Wis Farrand Jlenry
Detroit
Willian Livingston
Jeneth
A.ebert
Williamter
Capp Alux Mediangal
Neessary Farm
Cincade
J. J. O'Connell
Suitten
Wox
Ubey
Brealy
Ireland
Ameria
Philadelphia
Albany
Sasie
Weil
America
Fiona
Teanl
Hugh Riv W. Willher
wNail Ryan
Warde South
Ren
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