FRIDAY MAY 20 1999 HES A PATIENT ARTIST AND POLITICAL DEBATE
The page covers a mix of topics from a Washington Senate discussion on public works and naval appropriations to counterfeit notes detected by a New York bank and the National Art Association meeting in Washington. It notes proposals for public buildings, a Battle Creek erection cost, and a general push to protect art works. The report also details a circus train accident on the Missouri Pacific line near Concordia Ames with multiple fatalities and injuries, plus a mob incident in Alabama and a naturalization fraud case in Mount Vernon.
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New York
Fonison
Bureau of Engraving and Printleg
Bataus
AIK Congress
Washington
National Art Association
Columbian University
Daniel Htentingdon
Chandler
Wilting
Uatford
Harrison
Drisby
Bany
Fenator Wolcott
Colorado
New York Hérald Sage
Davenpart
Mount Yarnon
Gabtarday
Waerety
Mink Verna
Historic printer union page voices craft and faith
Fragmented OCR recalls a 19th century scene with printers and publishers from many states gathering to celebrate a union print house. Figures named Gallinger White and Bishop of Chicago are linked to philanthropy and the International Typographical Union, marking fraternity and preservation of craft amid broad support from Philadelphia and New York printers.
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United States
Union Priutera
Plot to blow up Russian palace exposed by detectives
French detectives at the Russian czars palace investigated a planned bombing. They found a channel beneath the czars sleeping room filled with explosives and concluded the plot could have detonated if carried out. Police could not locate exact details or origin and later the search moved to other sites.
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Gatchina Palace
Mem o Bridge Opens Amid Large City Celebration
The Memphis Tennessee bridge over the Mississippi River opened for traffic at noon on Thursday. Crowds flooded the approaches as railroads and steamboats delivered visitors. Notable guests included prominent railroad figures and the day’s orator Senator Vouriere of Indiana.
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Indiana
Chaos on Toledo Bridge Crash Kills Nine Man
A wreck on St Clstra street in Toledo Ohio sends two electric cars into a bridge collapse. One car plunges into a freight car on tracks killing nine people and injuring many. The chaotic scene follows a string of violent incidents and political notes amid unsettled local events.
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Toledo
Ohio
Frank Manst
Floods sweep away hope as bodies uncorrupted in grave
Reported strange preservation follows a man’s death and burial with his body reportedly turning to ketone. A Louisiana crevasse breaks 100 feet wide on the Mississippi levee near Robort Carre. Water floods plantations. Missouri River rises, St Louis threatened as embankments hold.
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Pomast Carre
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Missvalppi River
New Orleans
Psy
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Mississippi Valley Railroad
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Kansas City
Hermann
Missouri River
St Louis
Venvuxus city fallen amid insurgent advance and raids
Reported capture of Holivar by Bovels forces with insurgent gains across the Alto Onno Front. Gen Korn and Gen Lucio Bac pinoza captured or prisoner status. Bolivar town strengthened by about 2,060 armed men. Gonzalea Gil led a relief column into Hallvor before surrender after clashes with General GH. Fire and destruction extend to Brookeys Water’s Institute and nearby towns with multiple casualties.
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Palacios
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Hallvor
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Kansas
Death Before Scarvation in Tragic Wife Murder Suicide
A pathetic tale from Boston area poverty shows Mrs Williams attempting to starve herself and her husband to death. After multiple drowning attempts she failed to drown him, euthanasia-like acts, and Mrs Williams eventually died by suicide near river waters. the couple feared starvation and sought release through death.
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Capitol in Santa Fe Burns and Fire at State Building
A large fire at the Santa Fe capital damaged furniture, carpets, and belongings on the two lower floors while the vaults remained intact. Authorities blame lack of insurance funding due to a late Legislature quarrel, leaving the losses at about 250000. The blaze started at the attic and spread, drawing firefighters who found the water supply cut off.
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Crop reports show slightly improved prospects for food crops
The record notes crops in the state may be 3 percent higher than feared with better conditions overall though some fields remain waterlogged. Reports mention general improvement over last year and plowing in progress across counties with limited early wheat and corn activity due to flood damage.
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Menton Kantas
Doings of Congress in the Capitol Plenary Session
The Senate and House proceedings cover appropriations for a Philadelphia mint site and new building projects, a Hindu mission of labor reports, and a vote to investigate Pinkerton. Key measures include river works at St Charles Missouri, a public building grant at Memphis, a general American discovery holiday proposal, and naval budget debates. The session closes with adjournment after journal approval and a death notice for Senator Barbour.
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Fragmented OCR scraps reveal scattered notes and names
A jumbled OCR appears with names, places, and events. It mentions Lane County Oregon a Mennonite colony and a European lighthouse in Hansthorn. Mixed in are faulty phrases about people motives and inventions, with several mis-spellings and garbled lines.
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Oregon
Europe
Hansthorn
Instructed Delegates Rise and Fall at Convention
The document outlines how delegates from Alabama to Missouri and other states were instructed to vote for the nomination of the President. It details totals of delegates instructed, uninstructioned counts, and the impact on the convention’s leadership dynamics with key mentions of professed loyalties and regional splits.
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South Dakota
Arkansas
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Hinds
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Missy
Morrison
People's Party Convention Adopts Programme at Amarillo Hotel
The National Executive Committee of the People's Party outlines a platform for the general election to be held July 4. Delegates from states and territories meet July 2 at the Coliseum Building in Ginsds to choose credentials, rules, organization, and a permanent structure. The session includes prayers, addresses, and speeches honoring figures like Polks and Powderly, with musical interludes between items.
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J. B. Warm Tydatius Donnelly
Jerry Simpsoe
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Financial Crisis Claims Widespread Government Strain
A damaged report alleges cash shortages and looming bankruptcy within the Treasury and National Committees. It cites unpaid vouchers totaling $1557 for April expenses, with warnings of overdrawn accounts and potential budgetary shortfalls before July 1 unless new appropriations arrive.
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Fragmented fragmentary verse prompts memory of travel
A garbled OCR fragment references a poem and travel notes with stray phrases about a boy, urine, switching, and a distant Russia famine mention. The text is unreliable, with many unclear names and garbled terms.
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