Murder Trials and Wild West Tales Across the Nation
Fragmented pages report on the Tobler family panel murder case in Wichita with J. Thurber and Mrs Thurber linked to multiple killings in Indian Territory and Arkansas. A Mojave torture death, a Chicago public safety note on a murder arrest, a wildfire in Spokane Valley destroying fourteen structures, and distant political horoscopes and crop forecasts complete the eclectic Breezy Brieflets column.
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Jak
Tabler
Tos Thurber
United States Court
Wichita
Kanana
Tho’ Tobler Hoya
Indian Territory
Casa Goodykunts
Ark
Cross
Republicans Dominate Washington Territory in Delegate Race
A fragmented yet spirited item lists Republican and Democrat nominations for Congress across multiple states. Highlights include John B. Allen’s grip in Washington Territory, Gustavo Kusteman in Wisconsin, and massachusetts party lines. The piece notes endorsements and platform planks from the Stalwart caucus in Massachusetts.
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Washington Territory
John B. Allen
Heattle
Congress
Wisconsin
Gustavo Kusteman
Frank Coburn
Rt. Hower
W. H. Enriy
Mixed Economic Signals and Political Nominations Reported
The article relays mixed economic updates from Dun and Co on crop prospects, imports, and manufacturing while detailing political conventions. It notes the Democratic State Convention in New York naming ticket holders and proposals, Massachusetts Prohibitionists outlining platform planks, and Western Democrats nominating a Colorado slate.
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New York
Dufato
Lis
David DW
Edward B. Jones
Call of Appeals
Clinton Grey
St Louis
Ishorios
United States Benate
Labor Regiale Hoy
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Guy. Hill
Deuinudda
Abd Wuduroe Gov
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The Yellow Scourge and Proctor Death in New York
An OCR fragment reports Professor Richard A Proctor's death at Willie Parker private hospital in New York after a Florida visit. It describes his illness with black vomit, his arrival from Florida by rail, and notes exposure risk in Marion County. The piece references his scientific prominence and affiliations with the Royal Astronomical Society and Johns College, and mentions a tabloid-style chronology of symptoms and speculation.
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New York St
Turin
New York General
Richard A. Proctor
Willie Parker
Professor Proctor
Rai
Westminster Hotel
TS Wied
Owklawn
Marion County
England
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Tinto
Waleed Lorker
Godinger
Anthony Progra
Cheten
Morehos
Johns College
Che Vries
Deanna
Royal Astranuirleads Society
Bey
Royal wedding and theater scenes sprawl across haunted pages
Fragmented OCR recaps a royal wedding at the Duke of Anata, plus a Chicago theater revival led by Kiralfy at McVicker’s. It notes Huntington fire losses, a Cincinnati office blaze, UK MPs Hicks-Beach and Budlaugh retirement, St. Paul dividend cuts, a Boston court verdict, and rail roadmasters election updates, all within a crowded 19th century news page.
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Tmre Kiralfy
McVicker's Theater
Chicago
Ravele
Lowing
Magali
Lotta
America
Joseph Jeterou
MyVicker'y
Wester Mnetropolis
McVicker'y Poplar Theater
Lavia
Brooklyn
Lelig
Lins
Huntington
N.Y
Z. T. Mo’ Rill
William
Harvey & Co
Anmerigs
Washington
W. Craig
Charleston
D. C
J. Burnett
Joliot
Provident
James Sloan
Abundant Country and Pacific Currents Described
An 1893 geographic note details how cooler northern latitudes and higher elevations reduce warmth further north. It explains the west coast climate influenced by the Japan and Gulf Stream systems, with the Tyron current bringing warmth toward Washington and Oregon, and even reaching Dakota, while linking Sitka Alaska to Edinburgh via oceanic currents.
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Pacila
Surines
North America
Tryon
Shire
Wrahington Porritary
Oregpan
Glatn
Dakota
Europe
Sitka
Alaska
Don Tos Ysiradel
Edlinburgh
The Pacific Northwest Climatic Debate and Agriculture
The article surveys climate, soil, and agricultural potential across the Northwest, highlighting Washington and Oregon regions. It weighs wheat, barley, and other crops, noting Dayton and nearby towns as promising farming centers with rail links and resources. It also touches on industry, water power, and the regional push for development amid a temperate, favorable climate.
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Pacific Northwest
Rominer
Rota
Tihs
Rivey Ara
Hitler
Silda
de Agriculturad
Washington
Sicily
Ald Gansu
Stacy Varley
Gary
Ludbels
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Plutar Prantidty
Dowiowig
Great Lakes
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Aterck
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Wooles
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Pywilga
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Board of Trade
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Fermaer
Fragmentary reflections on virtue and work ethics
The passage muses on effort as parent to success and urges kindness and truth. It contrasts dismissal with perseverance, warns against relying on others, and recalls Christ's example to inspire Christians to do more. It laments hypocrisy and questions whether truth can be spoken openly.
Eight Hundred Lives Lost in City Disaster
A fragmented report describes a massive disaster with hundreds dead and many missing in New Orleans and nearby areas. It notes drowned victims, recovered bodies, and search efforts across multiple locations, naming officials and institutions involved in the response.
Pope Clears Catholics May Aid Knights of Lateran
New York dispatch reports a Vatican decree allowing Catholics to be favorable to the Knights of the Lateran order. The Holy See70 confirms no grounds for refusal and states absolution may be granted in certain cases following obedience to the order.
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New York Dispatch
Kome
Catholic News
Knights of Later Question
Assi
Caninla
Powderly to the Knights of Labor on political restraint
A distorted reminiscence stresses that the Knights of Labor were not created to aid party politics or quench civil government with factional aims. It warns against officers abandoning posts for political tracts and urges unity to attain the best fruits of civil governance.
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Workuinn Muwdeely
Kabuetiye
Stowdy
Avery
Election of Officers of the Knights Aneiat Order
The Select Knights Aneiat Order of Duitud Workmen met in Madison Wisconsin to elect officers and set biennial assemblies. Chicago figures dominate the slate with George W. Lina as President and P. Haven as a leading official, plus O. Lillard and others named. Prizes for the drill were awarded to a Chicago group and a Wyoming contingent boasted four men.
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Lillard
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