Unsteady Brief From Marshfield Times Daily Oddities
The Marshfield Times reports a mix of distant railway news and social notes. It mentions Unaie Lapen yeasels cloating from Obicago, an early Straits of Maskloac opening, and Asa railroad treasurer appointment. It also notes Avie Hutchmoon, once a factory girl, now a Minneapolis physician, and various political and social remarks about leaders, marriages, and notable deaths including Mason Jo Ke Brawve Blaine’s brother and other figures.
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Unaie
Obicago
Maskloac
Pexnerevadts
Asa
Misa Avie Hutchmoon
Giel
Pall River
Massachusetts
Minneapolis
Tur Pittsburgh osil manufacturers re launced the rate rate
The latest telegrams report Pittsburgh mill owners boosting rates from 2.70 to 2.25, a move that will cut wagon costs by about 8 percent. Across New York Cohous Haxstony mill shuts, laying off six hundred workers who dictated hiring.
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Pittsburgh
Haxstony
Cohous
New York
Chicago
St. Pan
Northwest Territory
Fires and Casualties Strike North Middle Town Ky
A series of disasters and deaths are reported including a major fire destroying a tax business in North Middle Town Kentucky with losses around 85 000. A freight wreck on Mokyeport road causes a crash with fatalities. Army paymaster’s brother dies in Mansion Springs. Moravia and Milwaukee incidents involve fatal injuries, drownings, or ship wrecks. Several suicides and accidents claim lives across New York Illinois and Pennsylvania.
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Mokyeport
Yha Enginger
Fox Raswell P. Flower
Nilwaukeo
H. G. Broom
Brooks Locomotive Works
Hia Lome
Donirk
Connoreville
New York
JW. Daxesnuwen
Annapolis
Menad
Chicago
Oswego
Lancasien
Pennsylvania
John Brogher
Chisago Limited Express
St Johnsville
Notable victims linked in a spree of crimes across multiple cities
Reports detail a fatality from a ghot incident, a court verdict on a train robbery and murder case, and various financial and criminal incidents. Highlights include a farmer's death linked to a gashed event, Schwartz and Watt sentenced for a rail murder, and a Milwaukee bakery worker arrested for a $1,000 fraud. Additional items note a copper theft worth $40,000 misidentified, a federal bond set at $1,000 for farm mail fraud, an unknown robber’s assault near Louisville, a Chicago trial with not guilty pleas, and a missing Lacrosse cousin feared harmed while Mortimer Kansas reports a fatal shooting followed by suicide.
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McGarigle
Edward 6
McDonald
Kiehm
Gatta
Oliver
Leyden
Ocha
Janay Cuaix
Lacronse
Wie
Manning
Mortimer
Kansas
L. V. Balifield
Washington officials reshuffle treasury and land posts
The report lists multiple appointments and reorganizations: Sigour ney Butler named second comptroller of the treasury in place of Judge Maynard. Charles H. Young named secretary and ethnographer at a salary of 3600. Edward P. Binghaw appointed chief justice of the supreme court of the District of Columbia. the interior secretary seeks suits to curb unlawful timber removal. a court martial dismisses E W Benteen. the Vegas Grant tract in New Mexico ordered resurveyed. Nicaragua imposes duties on merchandise with a July 7 effective date. an interstate commerce order suspends fourth section for 70 days affecting major rail lines.
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New Menzie
Callixer
Herp
Washington
Dandon
Ohio
Supreme Court of
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Justive
Aecretary of the Interior
Dea
E.W. Benteen
Ninth Cavalry
Goustal
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Sparks
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New Maxico
United States
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Monmagua
Department of State
Congrasa
Nicaragua
Interstate Commerce Commission
Juan
Northern Pacific
Pacife
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
St. Louis
San Francisco
Crystle Gerry
Funeral Procession of Alexander Mitchell Impresses Milwaukee
The Milwaukee funeral of Alexander Mitchell drew thousands who viewed the casket at St James church. A simple solemn ceremony followed by a wide procession along Grand Avenue included clergy railway and business leaders, state officials, and citizens, ending at the grave with hymns and prayers.
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Robert Chivas
Pio
Andrew's Club
Pan Railway
Todges Gresham
Drumimond
Grand Avenue
Ninth
Eleventh Streets
St Panl
Hleaford
Mother Earth
Alexander Mitchell
Milwaukee
Meiwaurex
St. James Church
Keene
Christ. Tredap
Henry Fletchar
Joseph Pollard
Charles Dingwall
Wis. Schmidt
Wiliam Henry Hill
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchall
Mirabell
Eler Mey
Burley
Enay
A. W. H. Carpenter
J.P. Waling
I, Face
D. J. Whittemore
E. Britt
Maine
Ile
Mitchell
Florida
Weax
Qld Settlera
Pioneereluba
Bt Andrew's Society
Suprement Court
Andrew's Counsty
Gresham
Drnaimond
Dyer
Old Sattlera
State Historical Society
Madison
State of Soors
Bt. Pan Road
Merchante’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Northwestern National‘ Insurance Company
Losry and Ducks
St. Paul Road
Mitchell’s Bank
Ewuvione
Orduol
Ritasi
St. John's S Church
David Keene
E. G. Richardson
St. Tames' Church
Racine
Kenosha
Naarer
Robin Adair
Desperate Altercation Ends in Gunfire Between Officials
Desperate confrontation on a Missouri street leaves ex Supreme Judge John W. Henry shot in the right arm and breast while State Auditor Walker suffers a head wound. Both men are under physician care as investigators pursue motives tied to political charges and alleged corruption.
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High Ofleists
Missouri
Smevexson City
Supreme
John W. Henry
Walker
Judge Henry
bin Bra
Hunty
Leginlattre
Maltara
Evictions Begin on Big Bend Settlers in Fenced Lands
The Journal reports settlers on the Big Bend have begun to move as three day notices expire. Soldiers will enforce removals, with a widow named Hyon described as having furniture loaded into a wagon and placed on a wagon to the nearest station. Three weeks of military presence on Crow Creek reservation accompanies government fencing of a larger area, provoking indignation over the treatment.
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Pierre, Dak
Apecial
Big Bend
Hyon
Foreign money markets close flat as Paris influence steadies
English Congars and Acunt close flat in Lonvox trade on April 26. Consols at 102 7-16 for money and encount, down 3 cents. Marquall's foreign securities also flat as Paris influence is viewed as disturbed.
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Inet
Marquall
Apwa
Paris
Amer
War and frontier tensions linger in dispatches from April
A patchwork of late April reports details debt and bond prices slipping as 3 percent rentes fall to 72, German and French officials clash over frontier posts, and a Metz court holds suspects amid rumors of German agitation. Police detain a French citizen amid cross-border incidents while reports from Fort Sully describe calls to remove attackers and protect property as the era’s turbulence broadens across Europe and the Midwest.
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Matzer Zeitung
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Rentea
Minnesota
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Schunejolly
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Strasburg
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Muir
Minum
Germany
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Truax
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Gan
Ard
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Bheign
Treat
Florence
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Dapiie
Hyal Alot
Asme
Telien Tima
Dae Northwest
Claire
Fond du Lac
Aed Lanterings
Trnazdorlog
Mistriet
Wegner
Milwau
Cheery Ol Hannibal Wanderer in Bangor Winter
A quirky portrait of Cheery Ol Hannibal seen in Bangor during winter. He travels on foot with a slow gait, avoiding an overcoat, chatting merrily with drivers and locals. He remembers faces and family histories, loves dancing, and is noted for his sociable, jaunty nature.
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Pips
Adon
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