News of gold beaming quartz finds in Chickasaw nation
Reports claim car loads of rich quartz from the Arbuckle Mountains in Indian Territory. A mining company plans to issue stock valued at 100 million dollars after surveying the finds. Senator Abbott of Colorado praises the quartz. In Wisconsin top silver vein near Fond du Lac excites investors hoping to develop mining ventures in Minnesota and the Lake Superior region.
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Ftat
Arbucklé Mountains
Chickasaw
Indian Territory
Tishominga
Abur
Colorado
Talth Tie Tae
Nastsl
Suuperior
Wis
Fond du Lac
Minn
Econo
J. B. Storie
Mosses, Aringer
Turgeon
Siportor
Ecovius
Detroit Hair-Cutter Attacks Targeted by Night Intruder
A Detroit girl narrowly escaped a hair-cutting attack by a man described as Jack the Wair Cutter. Reports say two suspects operate a hill-cutting dodge in Detroit, with one man previously attempting to cut another child. The incidents involved a frightened woman and a six-year-old girl, both assaulted during the night as bystanders heard cries for help.
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Detroit
Nisa Tio Kuhn
Weiter
Alias Kuhn
Sho Dina Beautiful
Black Notr
Wen
Jack
Kulis
Uime Fiusio Loddy
Starving Irish Seek Work as Guardians Refuse Relief
Telegrams from Skibbereen and Mirenheard report crowds of rugged farmers and laborers, some with families, begging the Board of Guardians for work rather than other relief. Guardians say the law bars such relief, leaving many without aid, while others recount famines and distress in coastal districts.
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Ireland
Skibberern
County Cork
Board of Guardians
Poor Law Union of Schull
Mirenheand
Crookhaven
Tey
Qoully
Mary Motz Srother Jamies and Loutec' arraigned for poisoning
A damaged court report describes Mary Motz, also called Srother Jamies, and Loutec, involved in a poisonings case. The judge, after discussion with the state’s attorney, accepted a guilty plea with suspended sentence. Mary’s history includes a prior House of the Good Shepherd placement and employment at a wholesale drugstore from which the poison was obtained.
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Mary Motz Srother
Jamies
Loutec
Baltthaeeth
Tims
Afl
Tadge Stewart
Truttless
Stewart
Campbell
Guidty
Mary Wot
Thord
Stephinthar
Mrz
Matzdorit
Mary
Robbers Attack Ohio City Store In Shootout
A gang of burglars trying to rob Franklin Miller’s grocery in Ohio City opened fire after discovery by residents. A battle ensued with the robbers blowing the safe and fleeing as townsfolk attempted arrests. Charles Hoover and William Truce were killed. Adolph Kern and G. W. Sanders wounded.
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Ohio City
Franklin Mell
Wills
Furva
ATER
Millers Seat
Med notes and public notices from late 19th century era
Fragmented dispatches cover a range of topics including condolences to Miss Gordon, Canadian trade debates via Sir Richard Cartwright, Cuban revolutionary sentiment, Irish sugar industry impact, a fatal mine collapse at Ludington, a governor assassination threat near Oklahoma, a Dallas manufacturing failure, a California body discovery linked to a Virginia defaulter, and a transfer of scientific collections to Iowa University.
Prolific Shipping Chronology and Prohibition News
A weathered recap notes a voyage from London to Rio Janeiro via Belem and Valparaiso with storm damage and repairs. Separate item reports Prohibition candidate F. O. Ketly suspended as Tennessee governor candidate by Methodist Episcopal Conference.
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Belelin
San Francland
London
Rio Janeiro
Valparaiso
Prohibition
F. O Ketly
Tennesads
Toonesses
Methiddlat
Huron, Dakota Promoted as a Western City and Future Capital
A correspondent extols Huron Dakota as a thriving center with artesian wells irrigation power, rail links, banks, churches, schools, and a busy social and civic life. It highlights health, water supply, climate, and monumental growth, arguing Huron may become South Dakota’s permanent capital.
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Northwest Enterprise
oPrim
Amosa
Nuroiya
Marin
N. W
Jim Tver
Huron
Dusinéas
United States
Ihe
South Dakota
Consolidated Oil Tank One Company
Northwestern
Wall
Roly
Onoat
Huronile
Burnttat
Emi
North
Times
Herald-Democrat
Independent
Dakota Farmer
A. F
O F
FEF
K. of P
Woodman
W.rog
Wie
U.W
Tha
United States Land Office
Surveyor General's Office
United States Signal Office
Office of the Agricultural Statistictat
State Engineer of Irrigation
Peing
Dakota
South Pakota
Auerdam
Jim River
Harrison Day
Begdly County
Etate
Great Northern
Comindy Baudae
Death in the Flames at Leland Hotel
A devastating fire at the Leland Hotel in Central New York caused a likely loss of at least fifty lives with twenty five seen dead on escape attempts. The six story building burned rapidly after ignition in the kitchen near the elevator, many guests leapt from windows or were overcome by smoke. Firefighters, ambulances, and local physicians worked amid intense heat as reports noted injured include actress Cora Tanner and brewer Emil Forbes. the hotel, inventory, and adjacent stores suffered extensive damage with losses estimated over two million dollars.
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Terenty-fea
Finy P. Hornet
Agrannna
Leland
New York
Anaya
Thy
Hells
Lara
Cora Tanner
Grand Opris House
Frank Casey
Gleng Falls
N.Y
Emil Forbes
Syracuse
Fayette Street
Laaya Tha
Burnet Forbes
Slo
Thar
New York Central
Furnture
United States
New York ‘Central Railroad
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Crimea
Tke
Jack the Wair Cutter
Frank Stynwood
Cilcug
Lina Juator
West Newbury
Mass
Freak Welind
Tia
Lileage
Freak
Massachusetts
Joseph Low
Protigt Christiana
Arwenis
Erzercum
Bix Moslemé
Christ Haus
Hrigandugets
Errercum
Armenia
Trebizond
Erzeroun
Birchall
Beowell
Supreme Mendit
Provident
Miilur
Decimbar
Senate
Nat
Hathay
Jastles Miller
Miller
Warrison
Brower
Nulla
Tid
Noble
Miler
Becauaw
Equity
Uice
Hiis
Gresham
Tilingis
Bymoner
Wisconsin
Fpooner
Morrison
Alon
Alleghaniés
Kosys
B. G. Dun & Co
Sapa
Boston
Chicago
Philaddelphia
Tyke
Eceob
Milwaukes m Clus Wurket
Savanoah
Trady
Bostus
Cortong
Gordons
Gordon
Chris
Maxwenn
Kiy Richard Cartwright
Canada
Gonda
Cuba
Antilles
Harnow
Spain
Fnland
Clgar
Tarun
Elgitiakors Uanally
Ludington Mire
Iron Mountain
Mien
J. Fralior
Kteole Thegatenen
Gory
Breele
Clerghomy
Monte
Texas
Blankemhip-Hiake Manufacturing Company
Ab Dallas
Laver
J. H. Baker
North Texas Natonal Bank of
Hageman
Virginia
Sacramento County
California
Virgioia Legg
Iowa University
D. Nf
Tylbet
Bronx City
State University At
Lowa City
Tolliver
Henderson County
Della Btone
Dallas City
Shotine Arshosti
Thomas Dury
New Orlean S
Coll
Orcas
Antonin Scaffoll
Hennessy
Charles Miller
Manhattown
Kaw
Ilrry Fishbaugh
Trank Emerson
Cheyenne
Wye
Flye Peopla
Elilaville
Mich
Guarge Furnival
Verse Creek
Shoeula Boquenth de Ahalh
Tenderloin Club
Bob Willard
Lita
Flora College
Perons
Erland
Agnaxty Donad
John F. Boynton
Agusalz
Boller of Ah
Monongahele
Drennan
Ofter Truth
McLoughlin
Brooklyn
Frain
Yeane Bremer
Centerville
Iowa
Bureup
A. B. Molett
Washington, D.C
Treasury Department
Wieshop
Clabop Glimour
Cleveland
Ac Tord
Bessemer
Cleveland Blues
Alaveno
Colonies
America
Wiliam Budd
Lebanon
Ind
Thle Markets
Carrix
Prine
WuratyNo
Cukorse
Eags
Weater Caxriz
Indianapolis
Ke —Conmon
Jared Teaee
Whitepeas Carruy
Epee Nclin
Pring
AL Benes
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