Fortune left by marshal spurs Missouri intrigues
A fragmentary item recalls a Sta Marshals case in which a man allegedly left a fortune of 800000, with payments of at least 220 to avoid bias. It reports Kansan City man Jepak Davevront and mentions various international figures, crimes, gossip, and travel notes in a patchy 19th century style.
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Lim
Jepak Davevront
Kansan City
Jan
Hyak
Missouri
Nat Nawa
Marr Watkar
Wil
Trogon County
Lulmota
Yaporis
Tad
R. We. Bilebars
Watheke
J. W. Oumpackes
Laporte
Ind
Eral Harringh
Genosses
Clint
Vassar
Lovirn Hart
Tuscola County
Maskrites
Zomy Quimal
Museum of the Agrical
Delegation from Kentucky and Illinois backs tariff policy debate
A large delegation arrived in Louisville from Kentucky and Illinois to address General Hartson and discuss tariff policy. Speakers urged protective duties to defend domestic labor, highlighting war-time manufacturing gains, state industrial diversification, and calls for national unity in supporting Republican platforms and economic renewal.
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Cindiaraton
Coney
Dence
Hérrieon
Romain
Wartharas
Font Davie
Tudo
Thari Villo wWeios
Cougrse
Fe & Peorte
Lng
An & Bank
Inuit
Tiur
Louisville
Covington
Wilson
Louisyile
Kentucky
Deeron
Tilinots
Cortin
Hole
USA
Wienry
Cloy
WiGaetton
Ra Leones
Sar Jeon
Ck Cine
Janey
Sivan
Olivenstone Heryray
Urikwo
Brutus
Congress
Abraham Lipcem
Givin
Park
Uorriavn
National Association of Union Wa Frisouuyy
National Association of Union Wa Frisouuyy of the War, Bruty Iuan
Andersonville
Gosthera Origans
Ste Yosorany
Herriaon
Generil
Ebein
Gooner Harard
W. T. Powel
Lows
Auryiy
Buysell
Missionary Lesson and Temperance Review Fragment
A long fragment outlines the Sunday school quarterly lesson from Deuteronomy and Thessalonians, noting the missionary season, temperance focus, and weekly reviews by superintendents. It mentions Old Testament scope from Sinai to Moab, lists topics from the Golden Calf to the Day of Atonement, and emphasizes living out faith through holy conduct, church unity, and public moral standards.
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Huedaon
Ixenal
Sinai
Mt. Neho
Tsrael
John Fi
Jay
Tabernaclas
Loy
Rojoleliig
Tabernacles
Canaan
Goulden
Emlton
Temperance Lebson
Nathan
No Free Trade Verdict Cited in Brief Constitutional Case
A terse report notes a verdict against free trade proposals, with unnamed officials referenced. The brief outlines opposition arguments and signals ongoing legal debate, citing no formal names or dates in the readable text.
Doings of Congress in the Nation's Capitol
Congress debates and votes on the administration's bill for providence reform, with lawmakers from Arkansas to New York voting, plus discussions on defense, finance, and internal improvements. The House and Senate consider measures on war funding, immigration, railroad construction, and departmental reorganization including agriculture as an executive department.
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Toraigat
Wis
Almerican Isbor
Tale Ogasyey
Morttun
Mercury Buike
Law Spon
Maby
Vane Nourion
Briel Sprateaplon
Idarisia Induetrice
Autaricen
Thi Ketata
Hodsé
Sind
Itleebhara
Blatr
Brown
Caskeoll
Hueenile
Ryarte
Gi Hemi
Hurriv
Hoar
Done
Ark
Wre Nil
jeoTso
Gorman
Paavo
Posh
Shier
Wilton
Leva
Wilson
Nmiph
Parnell
Frye
Hearst
Etek
Benator Nawderdon
Sandy Aitekoll
Keluco
Senate
Sherman
Patna
Paul Min
Kalmmazoo
Mich
Michigas
Yriayis Liu
Thad
Cane Mary's Falls
Juju
Winnipee Hall
Fondon Line
Indian Federation
Minnasous
Uridges
Kentucky River
Touier
Maltand
Nornas
Kigsourt
Ransee River
Senate Committee of Forsign Affaire
Sookore Ourinka
Vivarte
Morgan
Houantandel
Aundry
Silyary
Raven
Henato Tha Onliz
Edmunds
Conmilteon Poralyn
Rudy Nod
Diuwes
Horne
Minguuri
Department of Agriculture
Hennre
Pho
Constance Yoyoreian
Shchi Fan Ward
Uylehagen
Houwwo
Mungpho Ucoue
API
Wisconsin State
Michigan State News in Fragmentary Rural Railroading Notes
Local musings cover mine gear and quartz finds near Michigan towns plus a Plymouth disappearance return. Reports include Muskogon drive updates, Superior shaft activity, Catholic centennial preparations, and odd incidents from Musketoo to Grand River regions.
Villain Requests Boston Pass From Railroad Official
In a lean scene the villain from Stranded Comedy Company strides into the railroad superintendent’s office and demands a pass to Boston. He argues he is penniless, threatens the poorhouse, and tries to secure aid by claiming a rightful claim in need, prompting the official to consider the unusual appeal.
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Ancksonville
Muskogon Drive
Rogers
Tilnabla
Eilitor Hull
Ayglate
Hull
Michigan
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Tina
Superior Gold and Silver Company
State Bunday-school Union
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