Fragmented OCR Record of Indian Policy Debate
An OCR fragment from a historical newspaper discusses Indian policy and protest actions in a legislative setting. It mentions a fearsome blast and references to senators, constables, and a public discourse on distribution and land. The text is garbled but points to a parliamentary debate on tribal and land issues with references to Chinese and other groups.
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Wanington
Benator Sherman
Pefer
Obnars
Sherag
Peter
Idle Intorera
Ricainbor
Benawr
Kyle
Cal
Kevator Georga
United States
Explosion Shocks St Petersburg as Anarchist Fear Grips City
Reports state a massive blast rocked St Petersburg causing near panic. Investigations show the explosion likely resulted from an accident at a state factory, with nine workers killed and many more missing amid rubble and shattered buildings. Authorities debate the cause while policies on pensions and currency remain under debate in the Senate.
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St Petersburg
Ehick
Esarcheas
Fragmented OCR Article Sparks Policy and Rail Debate
A garbled historical OCR text references debates in New Hampshire and Chicago over policy, alleged misstatements, and ministerial duties. It mentions railway lines, a flood of legal actions, and a court case, with scattered names and places, including references to Australia and local residents.
Fragmented Text on Grover Cleveland Delegation
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Grover Cleveland related matters including a delegation, votes, and dates. It mentions Stal Hoaderails doctor Stok WES Lah, Hespopator BL RB Wilkoawon, and references to a national convention and political actions. The readable bits show confusion and partial phrases about election events and personnel.
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Tee Ilishensta
Stal Hoaderails Doktor
Dhiers
Willea
Grovar
Vbelt United
Wis
Emil
Grover Cleveland
Thesy
Train held up by masked robbers in Georgia Pacific Mall line
A Georgia Pacific Mall road passenger train near Weoma was robbed by masked men as it pulled away from the station. They fired near the engine, ransacked cars, and took about $2,000 in registered letters while injuring a postal clerk. one robber was killed in the chaos. The express mail was untouched.
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Georgia Pacific
Hirmingham
Milniget
Weoma
Bint
Cpx
Adame
Mear
Sayaho Can
Wim
Comiatia
Disastrous storm tears through Nelson and Greenville
A destructive storm hit Nelson with tornado like winds and a follow up fire scorched Greenville. Property losses exceed eighty thousand dollars with thirty buildings destroyed. In the capitol Washington an accident caused a near fatal pipe cooler fire. Several guests were injured and one man died at the hospital.
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Nelson
Virginia Oyster Pirates and Dredging Clash
A scrambled report from Tidewater notes a violent disturbance near Tangidé Sound involving dredging crews and oyster operations. It mentions casualties, damaged gear, and a patrol response by Virginia authorities amid warnings of Maryland pirates aiding the scene.
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Uletka
Beckel
Virginia Oyster Police
Maryland
Virginia Sytef
Leave of Absence for Minister Teatett in Washington
Secretary Wharton said Minister Evan and Conant McCresey have been granted leave of absence. He explained Ryan is expected to return to the country, noting his work abroad has been tough and a vacation is needed. He denied any deterioration of diplomatic relations with China and said the issue remains indemnity for the Baltimore incident.
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Washington
Wharton
Minisster
Evan
Conseal McCresey
Dean
Ryan
Tara
Atmerica Sires
Baltimore
Notorious criminal Ward to be released from prison
Dated account notes Charis Ward a famed con and forger known as a persistent criminal. At over seventy, he reportedly has not served two years of controversial terms, claiming ties to a Presbyterian preacher and a long history across multiple states and prisons. The piece compares him to other famous con men and describes his striking appearance and notoriety.
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Charis Ward
United States
T Ie Ghio Htete
Dipsas
Scotland
Missouri
New England
Sata Blower
Idnaper
Botal Thie Hobbes
Monae
Bam
Salvation Army
Ig Counwolieut
Treen
Restcn
International Labor Disigress
Brussels
Poland
Paschre
Barton Kennedy
Newnlum College
Nevada
Gergive
Rusa
Opheus
London
Espex Hagoann
ATS
Lowell
M Sraxner
Caid
War on the Jesuits Fears Editorial Clampdown
The article reports authorities in Deriau nd Presta blocking a planned conference by Jesuit and ultramontane groups. Lutherans oppose the gathering, citing anti Jesuit sentiment. Father Granderath and other Sesists plan appeals as tensions rise over church influence and press control.
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Berlin
Dériiaund
Preesta
Det Puce
Father Granderath
Fragmented report on disasters and crimes near Cove Arkansas
A damaged dispatch describes a collapse and fire cause near Cove Arkansas with multiple deaths and injuries. It notes a baby found at a Fisher farm in Saugus Mass and various other violent incidents including a suicide, robberies, and child removals, across several locations.
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Onlk
Ocupio
Fatal train collision injures and deaths in Michigan
A report details a fatal and serious injuries after a derailment near the Watena River. The collision involved a freight train and a pedestrian, with multiple victims and ensuing hospital treatment. Disturbing fragments describe authorities and local residents reacting as the event unfolds.
Golden Rule steamship disaster near Chicago
A steamer named the Golden Rule struck near Chicago causing a panic onboard. Passengers escaped by jumping overboard or swimming to shore while several people remain missing and five were confirmed dead or feared lost.
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Chiginantt
Geilond Rule Was Hooked For No ¥ Gsfenua, Eqil Nd Tiyer
Tory Pessohgera
Pinic Enanel
Aj Duran
Rosie
Jomprog
Une Gsidunnile
Exploding dynamite wrecks factory. deaths and thefts shock towns
A dynamite explosion at a Birmingham area factory leveled the plant and killed workers, with debris found miles away. Reports mention a boy killed and multiple fatalities, plus subsequent thefts and burglaries in nearby cities. The blast, described as massive, rattled the region and drew widespread attention.
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Mearetaer
Birwingkan
Ala
Birmingham
Does Congress Debate Indian Policy and Wool Tariff
The Nation’s Capital discusses the Senate and House actions on Indian appropriation and a wool tariff. Debates cover civilian appointments, political uses of medical exams, and criticisms of protectionism. The scene includes remarks on the McKinley tariff and speeches by notable members, with a focus on policy shifts and legislative maneuvering.
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Senaud
Moodie
Springer Fred Dooblisas
Mr Hawkey
S4tvida Capeciary
Morgan
Isin
Biermahani -Morkom
Pension Inquiry
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Che Taryit
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Pennsyleania
Tha McXinglay
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Wanebrough
North Dakota
Senate
Dawe
Fiense Aloes
Lilino'a
Brysuel Necrasia
Thinaman
Cotton Fire Rages Through City, Devours Mills and Homes
A devastating cotton fire swept Laurel Street area destroying hundreds of bales and multiple structures. Firefighters fought shifting winds as flames spread for blocks, with losses estimated up to 4 million pounds of cotton and property totaling millions. a later fire alarm drew fresh crews but many buildings were already consumed. The blaze began from a discarded cigarette among cotton, triggering a massive inferno that killed several and endangered residents.
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Hellisiney Lee
Orteana
Ereailad Sirepinet Prasa Ag
Pendence
Tim
le Yam
Vollen
Lusson
Laurel and
Third Streets
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Slater
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Waa
Laurel Street
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Southen
Leartland Magazine Streets
Woodaun
Magazine Street
Waza
Hatch’s Bite 15 Out on Amended Anti-Gordon Measure
The House Committee formal action on a proposed anti futures measure reveals opposition from Senator Waahiurn and a discussion of contracts for delivered goods. The draft targets options or futures deals and imposes fees and penalties on suspicious arrangements, highlighting the push to regulate sales and futures contracts across commodities such as pork lard bacon and flaxseed. The text indicates a robust debate on enforcement, penalties, and the reach of the proposed law.
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House Cocyssitie
Tare
Wiuyt Yong
Uae
Faver
USA
Bonator Waahiurn
Dass
Isteriir
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Daliv
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