Unclear fragmentary notes on varied events and people
A jumble of names places and events including references to Leavenworth Hart Mason City Milwaukee Chicago and Kentucky. Mentions political figures patent commissioner judge and a hydrophobia case. Fragmentary OCR yields only scattered items with no coherent report.
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Parris
Er-Cosuuneman
Buxres
Hart
Barlington
Town
Tharaday
United States
Washington
Bay
J. B. Kuxpece
Mason City
Jadga J
Euotace
Dison
New York Grant Monument Fund
Hilad Vaornolla
Henman Bowtiterm
North Hopne Avence
Chicago
Mount Sterling
Kentucky
J.J. Cornailton
Thyeo
Judge Bold
Diegraeeux
Commerce Commission
Ordurid
Tha Mobil
Mhio
Public Debt Declines as Global News and Incidents Reach Europe
The item surveys a mix of 1850s era notes: debt figures, political shifts, strikes in Chicago and Cincinnati, mobs and property indemnity bills, a coal mine explosion in Indian Territory, labor and railroad topics, and assorted references to public figures and events from Paris to New York to California. Strong entities include Cleveland, Paris exposition, General Sheridan, and Queen Victoria.
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Cleveland
Sullivan
Chicago
Cincinnati
Savannah
Indian Territory
New Orleans
Spencer Smith
Coronel KG Ingersoll
New York
San Francisco
Tinguaglass
Aichy
Nestlemonh
California
Javok Bhikariah
Broadway
Karn Luda
Cooleida
Kiniang
Dave
Chicago Strike Fights for Recognition by Carpenters
In Chicago a large meeting of carpenters rejected the bosses offer to set a wage floor and deny union recognition. The union demands eight cents an hour plus full recognition of the carpenters' council, amid bitter sentiment toward non unionists and a potential citywide strike that could paralyze building work.
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Chicago
Greenebaum
Ndon
Bosaos
Carpenters’ Council
Cateide
Lincoln
Bogucs
Klezeer
Pil
National Association
Howyer
Thia
Knights of Labor
Amalgamated Carpenters
Brotherhood of Carpenters
W. L. Myers
Carpentera’ Association
Ealy
Afteen
Manter Carpenters
Plcikere
Ethec
National Builders' Association
Orde
Toas
Builiers’ Exchange
Stelo Industrial
The Kitty Chase and Sheridan's Ambulance Gossip
The tale recalls Kitty Chase admired for wit and beauty as William Sprague’s match, with Sheridan's famed Army ambulance legend. Old Washington chatter links Kitty to Mrs Lincoln, power, money, and a vanished Regency aura as public interest fades.
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Vanatom
William Sprague
Ethink
Rhode Island
Ketty Chase
Washington
Kitty Chase
Lincoln
Gen. Badeau
Kitty
Kha
Sheridan
Roxton Transcript
Phi Sheridan
Chiaage
United States
Conrae
Bothe
Washington Cabinet Meeti ng Deliberates on International Questions
The Washington cabinet met at 11 o clock to discuss international issues including Canada policy Britain’s stance on the Caribbean and Alaska seal protection. Debates covered Haiti relations and the legality of actions under the retaliatory act and potential future talks with Great Britain.
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Waumnatoy
Great Britain
Firyu
Aluka
England
Tortegaa Islands
United States
Haiti
Alaska
Irelanda
Miley
Railroad Robbery Ring and Dynamite Cache Uncovered
A large raid uncovers a railroad car theft ring with a dynamite cache and arrests across multiple towns. Officials say 60 to 70 suspects await charges as investigations expand to Pennsylvanian lines and Baltimore and Ohio routes.
Chicago and St Louis tangle in tense championship game
The Chicago and St Louis clubs drew about four thousand fans at Louisville baseball park for the fourth game of their championship series. A nip and tuck affair, the lead shifted frequently until Chicago won 16 to 15.
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Chicagos
Louakey
Louistills
Witnase
Chicago
St Louis
Chicaga
Lavin
Dawn of Red Ribbon Fashions Highlight Society Notes
Wealthy eastern widows draw attention at opera and theater while Senator Dawes is feted in Washington for reelection. Frank Leslie figures in Washington society, New Jersey woman mocks Indian fashion, and casual furs spark health concerns. India shows four female missionaries per million.
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Legion of Honor
Senator Dawes
Massachusetts
Washington
Mre
Frank Leslie
New York
Central Africas
Emin Boy
Cleveland
Academy of Masta
Battlemore
India
Tn India
Prairie Fires Ravage Kansas Settlements and Losses
Reports detail devastating prairie fires across Newton and Graham counties caused by strong winds from Nicdamur. The blaze scorched two and a half miles wide, crossing rivers near Dinsmore and Salomon, with 13 to 16 deaths and at least four children in one family among the victims. Fire also spread from the southern area, with further disintegration of property and lives, while precise fatalities and extent remain uncertain.
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Beroms Compinta
Wwe
Solomon
Millbrook
Ite
Kansan
Arcutsos
Newton
Gratham
Bacarday
Graham
Dinsmore
Bolomon
Dakota Prairie Fire Stories and Rescue Near Newton
A fire near Newton and Graham counties on Friday caused the destruction of farm property and a barn, but a husband saved a woman whose clothing caught fire. A newborn baby was saved after an hour, while the horse and other farm stock were lost. Reports from Hounow Dakota detail the blaze and ongoing injuries including Hate Maloney still alive but severely burned.
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Newton
Graham
Dakota Peekie
Hounow
Dak
Prairia
Hate Maloney
Bandis County
Destructive Flood Threats and Major Fires Sweep Several Cities
A powerful wind driven flood event near Diack River Falls endangers Water Street and the Price Manufacturing. bridges and a water power building are swept away. losses run into thousands. Simultaneous fires in St Augustine devastate the hotel district, destroying the St Augustine hotel and other landmarks with totals near $200,000. Officials seek aid to protect remaining properties as investigations and emergency measures unfold.
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Adalstant Distriet
Fagan
John E. Hampton
Pennsylvania Company
Pennestvanis Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Toumature
Pittsburg
Avon
Mruwatakx
Diack River Falls Cayls
Spauiding
Rog
Ballot Box Tampering Arrests in Jersey City District
The Eighth district election board of Jersey City was arrested for tampering with the ballot box. Members Patrick Golden judge Patrick McGinnis and Owen McCabe inspectors and C T Dolan clerk faced charges after a secretary book was found inserted into the box containing about thirty democratic tickets. The incident drew witnesses and caused excitement before the prisoners were arraigned and held on $1200 bail.
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Myson City
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Ilinois
Paterson
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Pub Aatety
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Bloomington
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Me Supreme Court
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Lex
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Thak
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No. HG
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Cass
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Recoiler Smyth
Mary
Yhaus Yao Tralee Kissitng
Tes
Tewyer
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Che Chemie Dak
Cand
Abbey
Dause
Department of Agriculture
Pire Butlers
Corning
Iowa
Morag Sue
J. IL McKenzie
J. TI. Higgs
M. L. Moore
Gainesville
Florida
Lome
Sud
Roswell S. Ripley
Charleston
Zia
Magnolia Cemetery
Charlentor
Ogdensburg
West Point
Clsa
Grant
Augur
Way
Jxeney City
Wiee
Second District
Jersey City
Board
Consiata
Patrick Golden
Patrick MecGinnie
Owen McCabe
C. T. Dolan
Beyore
Murphy
Two Train Robbery Suspects Face Testimony in Court
Daniel Drinkforth of Freeport testifies at Joliet depot seeing two men near the water tank and tool house before Nichols train robbery. He describes one tall and one short tramplike pair boarding the engine area, implying Schwartz and Watt’s guilt. The testimony follows lengthy cross examination with little effect. President Cleveland accepts Piedmont fair invitation for October in Athens.
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Kew
Carthage
Morris
Lil
Botwarts
Watt
Ger Nichols
Daniel Drinkforth
Freeport
Minois
Drinkforth
Joliet
Nichols
Act Sehwarts
Atmos
Cleveland
Grant
Land Entries Cancelled and Cancellations Held
The commissioner cancelled twenty eight preemption entries and held for cancellation twenty nine entries in Obelis Kansas land district after a hearing before the register. The charges alleged the entrymen and their witnesses were mythical and false.
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Wasxixarow
Obelis
Kansas
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