News Record Bites From Across the Nation May 10 1889
The Marshall Statesman reports a broad May 1889 digest of political, commercial, and transatlantic items. President Morrison appoints several officials including Frank W. Palmer Theodore Roosevelt Reed S. ThoPsen and others. Utah surveyor Gerralef Utah. Willian F L Dnivedson named for Paletty Munera. Wisconsin and Illinois figures noted. casualties and weather details sparse amid a long list of names and offices.
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Navites
Shaliite Itrinter
Morrison
Frank W. Palmer
Winnie
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Anp
Reed
Thopsen
Rowll Carving
Hehe Civil Servier
Arthurs Minis
Salt Dike
Ula
Silt Lake City
Diab
Tau
Elworth Taget
Cre
New Masses
Hemes
Correon Decrees and Clergy Circular From Quebec Council
A circular from Archbishop Fabre to the Catholic clergy outlines decrees of the Seventh Council of Quebec approved by the Pope. It condemns secular amusements and urges faith formation, charity schools, and aid to impoverished societies. The document also notes intense church discipline and calls for religious discipline among clergy and lay followers.
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Sehonls
Abel Equalyniis
Elisises
Nuns
Sinowshee Paces
Skutkn Clube
Va Eursiain
Downward Tending Market Signals Strain in Pine County
A perplexing weekly report from KR G. Din & Co. shows trade constraints easing yet revenues fall short amid centennial celebrations and sporadic business interruptions. The article notes reduced demand, unsettled markets, and cautious outlook with local firms delaying plans.
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Pia
Mont Pine
KR. G. Din & Co
Caview
New York
Byrne
Mike Salfelerters
New Texas and Arkansas Attorneys Named in Western District
J Eyane of Texas appointed Attorney for the West ern District of Arkateas. Wilhun HoHilayton of Arkatenn to be Attorneys for the United States for the Western District of Arkateas. William H. Clayton named District Attorney for the Western District of Arkatieus, longtime figure connected to the Clayton family political history, with Civil War service and a Monte ylvania origin.
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Wmiert
Atcrew J. Eyane
Texas
Wiste Steet
Western
Arkatieus
Clayton
Monteylvania
Anies
Fort Sugich
Cleveland
Citzens
Boston
Mass
Ireland
Ponrer Distriets
Amine
Tahennsa Ih
United States
Parvian
Thes
TWO TRAIN HANDS KILLED IN NORTHERN PACIFIC COLLISION
A freight and a passenger train collided west of Crystal Springs thirty six miles west of Jamestown. Engineer Bows and a porter were killed. Baggagemaster Nichols and Postal Clerk Ludyburds were injured. Most crew escaped. Three horse cars were destroyed. Weathered reports describe a deadly wreck with heavy damage to cars and engines.
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Fear Crystal Springs
Jamestiwa
Dot
Bows
Slattery
Nichols
Ludydeburs
Griis
Boss
Kth
North Carolina
Woman escapes burial in apparent postmortem case
A woman believed dead from puerperal fever was placed in a vault but rescued just before burial. Her husband noted a movement by her arm, and she later testified she was aware of her relatives preparing to bury her alive and suffered anguish at the thought.
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Mbariel
Injustice at Carnot Visit Sparks Alarm at Versailles
A man named Perrin led a firearm incident during President Carnot’s departure from the Elysee Palace en route to a centennial celebration in Versailles. Ferrin was arrested, claiming no intent to harm the President but protesting injustices. The chaotic scene prompted police action and public concern.
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President Carnot
Perrin
Varia
Elysne Palace
Versailles
Ferrin
Iowa's Champion Load with Twenty Eight Children
A Chicago Herald Dispatch from May details vast large-family stories in Jackson County Iowa. It highlights Melcher Macaber near Heffevoe with twenty eight children, including many deceased and living, plus numerous kin in neighboring towns and communities. The report cites census figures of large families, twins, triplets, and prolific parents across the region, naming households and parents such as Kunigande Hammel and Agatha Doser, Os households near Des Moines and nearby towns, and references broad fertility observations from the period.
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Iowa
Lalina
Michigan
Wharonatn
Chicago
Harel
Deorogre
Lowe
Marie
Melcher Macaber
Heffevoe
Jackson
Deine
Fehteen
MaeHor W
Tritbelm
Siarmnad
Agatha Doser
Germainy
Kunigande Hammel
Germany
Yin
Ned
Mueller
Tileston Pamerby
Eellin
Ininty
Newe
Mipelier
Irvineds
Dias Bert
Mather
Elbow
John Kraver
Deliaery
Weattin
Petit Hewlit
Nerina
Ehiltran
Les
Vegel
Faik Murer
Trity Rothitaet
Ak Hey Puts
Lenehan
Treadt Baker
Viseleet Mme
Aetae Phere
Perel Phayers
Aitet Haudihever
Honap
Ladeetoy
Mary Martech
Spore
Pega
Spagners
Ribeye
Water Brink
West Ameik
Pasek Dade
Beth
Chile
Fragmented 19th Century Probate Notice From Dodgeville
A garbled OCR fragment describes a lengthy probate or family notice from Dodgeville, detailing names of deceased relatives, widows and widowers, and large lists of heirs including children and twins. It references Mineral Point era residents and a long lineage, noting emotional statements and varying ages, with scattered mentions of households and property.
New British Minister Paunceton Arrives in Washington
The newly appointed British minister Sir Julian Paunceton arrives in Washington to begin his official duties. He is described as a veteran diplomat with ancestral ties dating back to the Conquerors, and is presented with a taste of ceremonial welcome from officials.
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Georges Donnlaon
Ushiers
Atfarnes
Shilekle
May
George Tt
Plavis Hye
Daselie
Rysarids
Dun Sau Vauneride
Washington
Julian Sprieg
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