Mississipp River bridge project and rifle authorization debated
A report notes a House committee investigation into charges against Commissioner Raum amid bills for a Mississippi River bridge at Moline and a National Bank of Illinois establishment. The Senate discussed a war department request enabling National Guard use of certain rifles and equipment, while other measures moved through committees and discussions continued on the broader appropriations and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MY Hayes
Eiwa
Thtats and
Ohio Railway
Nd Terminal Company
Missssippi River
Moline
Representative Cooper
House
Beialon
Raum
Mt. Caliom
Bil
National Bank of Iiinola
Estatiisn & Brihoh
T. Wed
Lane
Iltols
Territory
National Guard
Renal Wadler
Senate
Propared Return of Mexican Mags Sparks Wide Debate
A flood of Washington dispatches shows strong opposition in the United States to the return of the Mags to Mexico amid alleged theft of flags and territory. Mexican public sentiment condemns the idea, while U S veterans and officers warn it would insult and injure Mexico further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Mexico
At Atuy Wincer
United States
Ineult
Mags
Faribault
Peculiar Case Emerges In Milwaukee Court Trial Begun
The Milwaukee court builds a strange case around Nickola Fechtel a cabdriver charged with theft from farmer Josiah Hill. The trial opened amid delays as jurors proved hard to assemble and a fresh panel was drawn. The session featured volatile market notes and a professor from Ann Arbor cited for unrelated forest blue experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickola Fechtel
Josiah Hill
Wadhes
Attenton
Hye Dudze
Pittsburg Girl Found Dead in Park with Severed Head
The body of a girl about 17 was found on a sidewalk in Schenly Park at Pittsburg. She had been severely mutilated and decapitated. The remains were taken to the morgue where radiography and chemical tests were planned for identification and investigation.
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Chicago
Bosra
Pittsburg
Schenly Park
Misa. Diepatol
Alviees
Ally Fave Teal Muirceine
Tikder
Geengiy Paeifle Ralinaak
Bere Wien
Pushtig
West Paint
Lider
Eran
Bere Wi
Artesia
Lily Las Sean
Helena
Ark
Anarchist attack case linked to Polish agents found
A chaotic account describes an assault with firearms and killings tied to a group calling itself Executive Gummitian of the Polish Anatobiata. Letters signed with a seal allegedly ordered murder and further outrages, guiding suspects to evade detection. Local neighbors were drawn into the scene as victims and attackers collided in the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Anarchiaes
Awanaeohiay
Pintadida Potendwie
Fasidemts
Deedon
Iit
Serrania
Fee Peninski
Mesauaia
Ad. Forest
Shirender
Aesilanta
Thanisulre
Imade
Anatobiata
Sugar Refinery Fears Stir on Biadan Island
A garbled report notes grocers and a major corporation eyeing new sugar refineries on Biadan Island. Importers and wholesalers discuss possible rebates and liability questions at a Philadelphia meeting, but no conclusion was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidiae Felphistras
Olsteliite
Biadan
Hay 60 Furedulles
Arcests
Philadelphia
Sagan
Baudia
Doxeldyarstas
Calf Case Echoes Through County Politics and Law
Attorneys Whesler and Hofat of Tipray argue in a heated case titled the Jonon County Calf Case, described as the most purth in history. The piece alleges long influence over county affairs, churches, property damage, and social order, claiming a dramatic legal turning point unseen since a “golden exit.” The text remains fragmentary and opaque, with distorted phrasing and uncertain names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whesler & Hofat
Tipray
Jonon County
Golley
Culver
Bava
Court of the Golden
Immigration and vessel news cloud policy debate and crime touchpoints
An across the board report covers steamship steerage issues and immigration policy talk as agents dispute treatment that allegedly influenced a passenger fatality. It notes Navy orders, Berings Strait vessels, and probing corruption claims linked to the Custom House, with a Kentucky triple tragedy and four lynchings detailed alongside local political updates and prohibition court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar Tored
Werpald
Divorce Case Reveals Cruelty and Alimony Dispute
In a 1981 divorce filing, the plaintiff seeks dissolution on cruelty grounds and temporary alimony. The opposing party, Osborne, is missing. the plaintiff alleges he vanished after six months of cohabitation and asks the court to declare the marriage dead, while the defendant counters that Osborne lies in New York and challenges the case as invalid.
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Gath Howdy Heredelta Barden
Waomapsied
Lyman
Harden
Kev
Mitchel
Breton
Adeten Sarrded
Lewis
New Cork
Thor
Osborne
Jefehet
Barden Claits
New York
Dizarte
Bas Mar
Lynching attempt and riotous mobs in multiple cities
A chaotic report details an attempted lynching of George Stottaberdag and a mob incident near Athens, with police involvement and injuries. Separate notices describe unrest at Angers and Charlestown amid clashes with authorities, plus a ruined ferry accident near Wins, and a capsized school excursion at Thompson's Island.
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George Stottsbarg
Tom Newmark
Athens
Rhieokaty Iai
George Rhottshate
Ely Sehodis
Confused Mississippi Notice Of Disasters And Arrests
Fragmented OCR reports widespread drownings and stock losses in Loendes County Mississippi. A separate item notes a mayoral extension and a deputy arrest near New York. Another fragment cites a family fire in Missouri with multiple children harmed and a mysterious exposure of a death in Rew Hock.
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Jeon G. Sherrod
Board of Superviors
Loendes County
Mississippi
Colombin
Weaphdalig
Locomotive Wreck On Long Island Rail Yard
A locomotive was wrecked in the Long Island Rail Yard at Long Island City New York. Five persons were fatally injured and several injured others scattered debris. A sack of water reportedly helped the survivor, while pieces of the train flew in all directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lond Island Railway
Long Island
N.Y
Boyertown Citizens Rally After Fatal City Incident
A chaotic scene unfolds as Boyertown residents confront alleged violence linked to a recent city incident. Prof. Jobin O. Auber and Smid Nhootz figure in the reports as authorities detain suspects overnight, with custody continuing into the next day in Reading.
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Boyertown
Jobin O. Auber
Smid Nhootz
s.Jexsaid
s.Jexsaid the Tort Instant He Was Dlavatek
Jatin Betanit
Balk Zatar
Anii
Church of
Ibatetiagh
Tecabia As & Chatch
Acsidnt
Rhode Island Politics and Indiana Split Highlight Senate Showdown
Fragmented Rhode Island election talk suggests the governorship and state officers face a Supreme Court like contest as factions align. Indiana delegation plans a conference amid Cleveland faction splits. The piece notes regional power plays and policy aims shaping electoral strategy and provincial control.
Labor Turmoil and Deaths Highlight 19th Century News
A Labor strike disrupts work in New York as Potbai Tallelstag Gucipany delays projects. Ex Senator Salsbury Gerd, 72, and ex Chancellor Chan celor of the Ban of Letawara dies suddenly. Delaware and national political notices feature Claude Mattiosy as a potential gubernatorial candidate. Fire, insurance, and shipping incidents mingle with scattered obituaries and social notes across cities.
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New York
Etrapans
Salsbury Gerd
Willard Saalsoucy
Letawara
Enid Staige Bauater
Tourtailare
Delawary
Fragmented Congressional Debates on Finance and Policy
A garbled 19th century congressional record details Senate and House actions including a treasury statement on silver purchases, a long debate over a policy act, and a speech by Mr Breckinridge. It notes committee referrals, planned missions to foreign governments, and a wartime appropriation for soldiers’ subsistence. It also comments on Walt Whitman and his reception in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckiarhiye
Senate
Ube
Ozarinas
Bian
Ghrorgia
Cbsie
Ne Weller
Treasury
Hom
Bpringer
Congress
United States
Witlee
Orden
Gorinitier
Figwart
Sivey
Bntleg
Gallinger
Srleck
Wits
Mr. Gallinger
Cameron
Fifitis Congress
Chitagh
Central Railroad
Richmond preacher in scandal over wives and marriage
The Richmond area reports a controversial tale involving Brother Juspex and Rev John Jasper, an astronomical colored preacher, amid claims of four marriages and tensions with his son in law. The discourse centers on marital arrangements, family conflict, and society's reaction in Philadelphia and Richmond sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juspex
Bradder Yus
York Prase
Ker
Joan Jassie
Richmond
de Guy
Ras
Tereboy
Cary
Bosiety
John Jasper
Juaper
Destructive Flood Ravages Rural Alabama Region
A flood described as vast and deadly has devastated portions of the Tombigbee River area. Houses, livestock, and bridges were damaged or washed away as waters surged through towns and farms. Government and railway workers mobilized to repair tracks and clear highways, while residents faced sweeping losses and long recovery ahead.
Severe rainfall and river flood impacts in Dakota and Minnesota
The text describes heavy rain and rising water along the Red River at St Vincent Minnesota. Banks are high and roads flooded with advancing overflow. Forecasts warn of rising water levels threatening rural areas and communities downstream along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Red River
St. Vinsent
Minn
Hanks
Bloody clash with Indiana soldiers in remote border action
Fragmentary report describes a violent engagement between Indiana forces and allied Mexters near a border area. It mentions casualties, a high tension frontline, and a night march through rugged terrain amid shifting control. Names and exact dates are unreadable in the OCR but imply a sustained firefight with heavy resistance.
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Professor Campbell
Ann Arbor
Ireland
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Authentia
Archiladep
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Sisters of Charity
Caddo
L .T
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Tex
Bijaded Wille
Farward Campocl
Etsta University
Mich
Forestigai
Campbell
J. Cort
Robie
Damiy
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Navy
Yorkteva
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Paget
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Blaine
Braty
Leavy
Zelgeud
Kentucky
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Prise
Bad Matos
Colon
Sraate
Lydia Sievig
Pris
Tiue
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Supra Dikota Buprews Court
Yankton
Arizona
Electut
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Beanormild Chndblien
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Messie
Avaschian
Rettie Mielschman
Molllionsite
Feust Macufacturer
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Tier
Cherles Mheischowya
Cincinnai
RKR Allo & Tus
S. Doogh, Ma
Low Turk
Oark
Borate
Diyas
Snes
Lon
Buffalo
Brey Gere
House OF Representatives
Walt Fhtman
Fte
Lincoln
York
Wien
Wairvas
Grand Rapids Herald
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Sarronnay
Elving
Pireniz
Frida
Pak
Toy Sutestai
Nashe
Vangeasra
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