Local notes mix storm losses and distant sales
An old Marshfield Times item notes Carmence Wong of New York dying after a residence. A schooner sank off Marazmhells with presumed dead crew. Diego buyers purchase Logonia, California for 80000. Drowning at Logereull, Ont, and a Michigan riot case appear amid weather, shipwrecks, politics, and social gossip in a bustling late edition.
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Carmence Wong
New York
bin Diego
Logonia
Cal
Logereull
Gill
Mitwaukoo
penitenIa
Michigan
Milen
Tyas GA
Voys
San Francisco
Victoria
Mexico
Capa Finttary
Chu
Miscellaneous 19th Century News Sketches and Dispersed Events
A fragmented OCR summary covers snow in Lexington, fires in Vincennes, political noms, deaths of notable figures, railway and commerce matters, legal actions, and assorted international incidents. Names like Charles W. Fish, John A. Matthews Yursnayer, James M. Frohter, and Emperor William appear among various court cases, transport deals, and industry notes. The report mixes disasters, political movements, corporate deals, and legal outcomes across multiple states and countries.
Misheard Sayings on Self Reliance and Morality
A fragmentary, phonetic style monologue explores human fault, debts, work, and self discipline. It laments reliance on others, warns against idleness, and reflects on temptations, forgiveness, and personal responsibility within a rustic, dialectal voice. The piece uses repeated examples to argue for self-help and moral conduct.
Bizarre Patent Medicine Claims Across 19th Century Ad Text
The fragment describes patent medicines such as Hostal romach Hitters and St Jacobs Oil. It references malaria prevention through tonics, claims of miraculous cures, and cites a Japanese university professor and a Philadelphia patient. It notes pricing and distribution through druggists and a state railway fare law for ministers.
Anarchy 18 Defeated and Roche Elected Chicago Mayor
Chicago returns show Roche the Republican winner with a large majority amid a mixed turnout. Labour party candidates struggle, with two aldermen elected from the party and a fatal shooting linked to celebrations. Data from wards, precincts, and counts across April indicate a decisive Roche lead and shifting political alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oweaco
Roche
Crrcaco
Pisarmx
Cotonel Tuthill
Fat Macha
Ractive
Wis
D. A. Olin
Singer
B. Coleman
Johnny Wentworth
Justice
Job Rowan
John Lichtur
Olin
Will Clorly
Prohibition Vote Count and Supreme Court Races
The report outlines Michigan election results with Long leading for the Supreme Court bench, Campbell close behind, both as Republicans. Prohibition shows a strong trend against the amendment in some areas, while salaries amendments appear to pass. Marquette County reports a 1200 vote against prohibition. statewide figures later shift toward defeat of the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Supreme Bench
Herons
Campbell
Evening Journal
Wiewavax
Wisconsin
Marquetta
Mich
Marquette County
Paninenia
Prohibition Vote Conflicting Returns Spark Election Turmoil
Amid a tight statewide race, Republicans apparently won by about 8 000 on the state ticket while Prohibition forces claim adoption of the amendment. reports of fraud and ballot irregularities surface as towns report unclear results. Local elections show mixed outcomes with mayoral and board seats decided in several cities, while labor candidates gain some ground. The Victoria rescue ship brings crew from the wrecked brig Fohsuss, rescued after ten days at sea in a battered condition.
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Iro
Vincennes
Lews
Lexington
Kentucky
Milwaukee
Pacific
Charles W. Fish
Iowa City
Detroit
Viginity
Democrats
Winona
Minne
Haya
John A. Mathews Yursnayer
John P. Webbr
Cincinnaati
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Washington
William
Trey
McGlynuig
New York
Yorkville
William Smithe
British Columbia
Victoria
Samuel Af. Tarpar
Intl Pacific Lote
Chicago
James 2. Bunsciep
Colormbo
Wyoming
Maelington
Callom
Springs Gold
W BR Vewvers
Tousay Ko Witind
James M.frotter
Wraahington
Pagumoan
Ben d
Pho
Ted
Pric
T. Stafatund
Caremute
Inns
Wales
Cenettade
Fae Nousea Ten Halles
Vohnsella
Armiad
Wahaat
Erie
Deflance
Ohio
Yanite
InGknapolis
Elab Lis
Taonix
Taonix Franchise Sad Yuissutl
Yhsotmuut
Fee Ony Sandys
Wtaunebip
Pascegina
Welb
Dane
Arene Wived
Buivehitt
Hob
Sheehandes
Gibsone Wortley Bubker Wall
Eucrepary
The
Treasuy
San Branchieo
Port Wayager
Puli
Sysdney
South Wales
Georgia
Alichigay
Aimendanghe
Thas
Caspercy Willian
Sioux City
Wadnesday
Mae
Orson
Lie Githens
Dixon
Tilineia
Fava Forace Harbor Communiagioners
Cor- At
Beatrice
Nebraska
Jackson Mawion Wild
John Caimeron Hilson
Joda Mawien
Kansas
Plixgerald
Irish National League
Tsisvtioit
Drudge
Brent
Suaiay
Tb Springieldy
Byight
Peexialent Prerec
Aa Cincinmati Syndicate
EB. Aimmemmant
Wiliams Groene
Laws
Celie Rapids
Bastery Road
Bean
Parsons
Ant
Dalinson Wei
Abuwion
Arkhusset
Chinn
Tool W. Jeellogiyne Trominonti Patts Delan
Elkhart
Indiana
Bio
Constane Viera
Wes Moines
Fryed
United States
Marghal
Muribut
Heas & Co
St Joseph
Aissouri
Secretary of
Treasury
Boston
Wiliam Hogarty Zor
Francis Palms
Racine
Wisconsin
J. A.olin
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rosa Bonheur
Frome
Imperial Palace
Bate Orsul
N. de
Dublin
Archbishop Croke
Potters Ryan
Slattery
Tor
Cate
Americal Telephone Company
Niles of Wire Underground
Pi Dmphia
C. B. Dutton
Gasejigical Survey
Charleston
New York Assembly
Aqueduct Company
Adirondack
Judson River
Wf. N.williamson
Wisconsin, Shoe Company
Ab Dunes
Professor McGee
Geological Survey
Clareston
Cas
Cuba
Mississippi
Louisville
Pennsylvanis Road
Pittslmivg
Frenght
United Inner Party of
Democrauy
Burato
Westwry
JSON
L. Leavita
Deli
Arenado
Atkrata
Phe
Conan
TE Hulerco
Onaal
Abluntle
Iiterstate Commerce Commis
Ken Lucky
Tennassett
Ghd Vitam
Becaiss
Yaver Competitiony
Te Jg
Gutshinw
St. Petersburg
Syhom
Board of Supervisors
la Salle County
Illinois
Kaprie
Celerk
Bow Lo
New Yor
Bineliuab
Holon Park
Trow
Payne Ot
Dora E. Bennett
Kcovery
Cleveland
Columbus
Prop In & Dugey
Yond
Samuel Tepper
Junden
Alabama
Turner
A. G. Ely
Saremer
Qulia
Charles Hunter
Woodman
Thoms Gaines
Eau Claire
Queenstown
Anole
Min
Bre
Ban Bravuiseo
Francis Dorr
Kissae Ia rTurdarer
Pou Sing
Pack Sig
Sir Louis
Lou Johmson
Chinanen
St. Louis
Quong Leng
Towsa
Laois
Ottawhe
Lue
Suyen
Virginia
London
Ainstriet
Senate
Richmond
Tigris
Omaha
Ogden
Pray Lave
Chiatney
Willy
Jonny Atesenden
Dulossi
Las Boo
Pennsylvania
Erie & Avteburg
Curcaco
Apoll i
Uimoat
Democrata Gid Republicens
Bnt
Inbor
Garanas
United Labor Party
Ouruauo
Gruenhof
Ecven
Groenhut
Labor Party
Rer
Roghe
Desaor
Enkarns
Yeaterday
Dinto
Evening Journal
Atlo
Basel
Dersor
Intentigores
Cream City
Minavmex
Supreme Courk
Herlon
Orton
Oppositton
Milwaukes Coanty
Duals Court
Sacket Court
D. He Jchman
Snd
B. Noyes
Wis
Yaivtly
D. A. Olin
Marchel
Altizens
Cepsion
Naxe
Ja Grout
Anyram
Nézt
Itework
Hawilton
van Zandt
Femocrats
Republeans
Smith
Hnith
Aieregard
le Crossé
Wie
Sparta
J. D.C
Wisconsin Fusion Triumph in Milwaukee and Racine Elections
Wisconsin voters largely backed Fusion Party candidates in Milwaukee and Racine, while women faced voting rejections in Delavan and Racine. Dubious turnout and disputed ballots marked several towns with fusion victories for mayor and council seats. labor opposition retained some alderman posts amid mixed results.
Bold Robbery Shocks Wealthy Farmer Near Curran
April 5 Inter Ocean from Springfield reports Jobo Workman, a rich farmer near Curran, robbed of 6000 by three men who feigned interest in farm implements and a loan deal. They assaulted Workman, fled with the cash, and escaped. Also noted, the British tramp steamer Carmona left Barrow England Feb 23 with steel blooms bound for a Pennsylvanian firm. crew of 33. cargo valued at 9,400, insured.
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Springfield
Jobo Workman
Curran
Wermman
Pcuh
Desler
Lend
Wan Auddenly Askad
You
Ateamer Caemona
Barron England
Pennsylvennia
J. A. Hoberow
Dundas
Haotingd
Apri
William Thompson
Pittahars
Pirnigra
Edgar Thompson Steel Works
Braddock
W.G. Rogers
Jas. Gwaney
J. R. Calinbat
John Heady
John Britt
Pithea
B.C. Beoughman
Canada
South’s support for President Cleveland in Grady letter
A Cleveland Buffalo meeting reads a reply from H W Grady editor of the Atlanta Constitution about copies of his New England speech. He states the South backs President Cleveland, will carry southern states in the convention, and will not lose southern delegates.
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Borraro
Clevaland Democracy
Buffalo
H. W. Grady
Atlanta Constitution
New England
South
Cloved
Virginia
Texas
Chicaxo
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Marshfield Times
Thomas
Norton
Svibconsin
Ian Enaprens
Germany
Ulis
Mac
Buffalo Hotel
Fit
Ian Yoford
Gansa Chowiat Haa
Mugher
Pryadentin
Anaus
Adame
Saylor
Hayus Washington
Seyaryn Joxan
Lousiana
Ben
Er Taw Interstate Commerce Commission
Bullock
Southerd
Patterson
Nit
Tirad
Brack Bauday
Andor
Grovers
Ibia
Compania
Thaptinko
Jobou
Ie Nat Govuwin
Mack
Hia
UN Palace
Larga
BevaTou Bazan
Transiy
Lin
Mynafeld
Vnlil
Dan
Mansfield
Sheregan
Sines
Tory Bation
York
Porklun
Jorties
Popane Nore
Ancunneey Ut
Detro
Ueded
Mila
Auman Natere
Darth
Marciaga
Hk Polieks
Perrot
Houfen
Asinself
Hullo
University At
Ann Arbor, Mich
Han
Jos
Pg. Murphy
Tenn
Coe
Jacobs Oil
Prise
Minnesota
Charles Tia
Philadelphia
Anarchy
Roehe
Yoteon
John Ryan
Herman Grownmeyer
Groenmeyer
United Labor
United Jabar Party
Conner
Dvorak
Aldor
Lator
George Scbilting
Riordan Democrats
Prohibition Party
Repbliana
Samuel B. Chase
Demostat
North
Sth
Rapmblican
Nolwony United Labor
Crowe
Tuche
Loshe
United Lator Party
Boscislet Rlauber
Nll
Nelson
Stock Yard
Elmer Washburd
Reform
Cmerso
Noleon
Inbar
Ja ‘Bar Party
Repeb | Livana
Cmoaoo
Vrolbitlun Sty
Boubt
Missoukt
Louth
Baae
Lima
Tyledn
Youeno
Mayer
Topob- Jieare
Democrata
Puapenrema
Paslie Safety
Stnbeaco
Omicaun
Urovers
Inports
Atsadao
Delavan
Sturgeon Bay
Mrewauxek
Citizens
Labor
Fusionista
Sturzean Hay
Returny
Interior
Chiea
Munavezx
Columbns
Tomab
Depwres
Republicana
Kenoahe
Toll Labor
Rneboe
Apple
Avivaron
Falta
Cea
Rosh Winslow
Bum Boyd
Sity
Lornes
Jobn J. Rone
Aily Tronnarer
W. J. Comerford
Jobn Winans
Tannaville
John Winans
Henry Palmar
James Cleland
Board of Aldermen
Whitewater
Waerewaree
Knights of Labor
Ed. Engelbrennen
N. M- Liltlejobe
D. Coo
Repolilican
Wan
Paautwonx
Charles M. Owens
Yeaso A. Walters
John Brendon
Jobe B Soaner
Wm. J. Byrne
Provazvaor
Eastern Trafic Association
Pensylvania Company
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago Milmaukes & St. Paul
Chicago, Berlington, & Quincy
Union Pacific Lines
Pieter- Furnapenweu
Piarce
Court of Common Plans
Pierce
Laves
Ont
Eing' Rill
Jobn Bowman
John McNeil
Laird
M. A. Thayer
Virogus
O.B. Wyman Wes
Hoanee
Mauston
J. A. Stewart
Prohibition
Rau Cross
Wir
Baal
Henneberry
Anion Labor
Alexander
Owenn
Anion
Phillips
Masuarra
Zhie
J. A. Vanelers
Firat Ward
J.B. Eves
K. Lundberg
Watter Thisler
Henry Zim
Lovia Graham
B. E. Maan Poucth
Caleb Williams
A. Dumoville
Tio. Parent
Prank Rook
Aasnesor
A. McAllister
Fru Democrats
Flya Republicans
Waowad
Marsh G
Henry Mabt
Foxe Po Lac
Harrison
Chippewa Falla
Carrrawa Fanta
Bouth Chippewa
Feld
Oxtavax
A. B. Spooner
F. L. Vonsueaamiloh
A. E B. Barnes
Laur
Newxad
Dumoors
IKL
Micander Aledding
Sonyor
E. Smith
Dem
C. W. Howard
Clark
Abor
Ony Ce
Clareland Bond
Grady
W. A. Clark
Geniorel
Unis City
Ban Fuaxomco
City of
Pikin
Hong Kong
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