Taows G Noreen and a nation in turmoil at Marshfield
A jumble of garbled 19th century text references Taows G Noreen praising Marshfield Wisconsin and critiquing political figures like Gen. Boulanger. It discusses the mountain railway to Mount Pilaton, Embezzlement charges, and various global concerns. The piece includes culture war rhetoric, editorials by John Byrne OByruny, and Cardinal Gibbons on labor rights, ended by collective labor debate.
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Cardinat
Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons
Wiloever
Outlook for Wheat Sees Short Crop Through Much of West
A wary forecast for the wheat crop finds early Washington estimates near 800 900 000 bushels, with drought hurting Dakota and northwest yields while eastern rain damages the southern harvest. The global market may lift prices as demand from Europe rises, yet Dakota could face lower prices and reduced production, challenging farmers there.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Dakota
Iucis
Russia
Austro-Hungary
Onoscelly
Cariier
Cariier Reporter Bot Mbiloan
Hitle
Electric Sparks and Storm Toll Across Several Regions
Widespread damage reported as storms lash Calcagy Buffalo and Chicago Milwaukee area. Casualties numbered at sup wight and four seriously injured. property losses estimated at $1,000,000 with factory destruction in Buffalo and glass shipments crushed. Whaling vessel losses and barbara con grae reports add to unsettled tally as crews and officers vanish. The Nesarr six thousand strong hailed as sterling in Coal Valley and financials show Tux Richmond Paper company facing assets of $824,000 and liabilities of $368,000.
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Nesarr
Coal Valley
Tux
Richmond Paper Company
Peoridence
Chicago and Milwaukee Cloak Company
Milwaukee
Tare Glana
Ball'broa
Buffalo
N. X
Cnnalesta
Barba Con Grae
J. A Hamilton
Orour
Agate
National Capitol notes and international trade items
The dispatch notes U S relations with Haiti and Santo Domingo and lists a signed contract for a coast defense project with the Sao Francisco ironworks. It records Georgetown University leader Favasa Conner’s death, claims he was the oldest private citizen in the United States, and mentions a British schooner seizure near Westminster. A telegraph from Aneszanz Bacezanr criticizes wool waste imports, and Creek Nation payment issues are noted regarding a $400,000 bounty and congressional authorization.
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Wasumerox
State Department
United States
Triumph
Westminster
Department
Norur
Fond Offos
Young 11 Year Old Murders Father In Idaho County
An 11 year old boy, son of Magow Crix, killed his father with a knife after a quarrel, then struck his mother with a club and fled with his infant sibling to a neighbor’s. The child confessed, stating he stabbed his father in the brain and killed his stepmother before running away.
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Mucilura
Magow Crix
Idaho
Elk Toro
Ahip
Clayton County
Wealey Eblkine
Drop Wother
Bons Sud
Tog Cnild Sud
Wooney Exxine
Elk Township
Drayton County
Iowa
Ph Cote
Ae Babe
Engineer Moors
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Black
Hyann
Incoherent Paris Cable Flushes and Global Silence
Fragmentary wire service text reports 1 200 tons of something received at Paris and elections with ministers named, plus raids and arrests in Tipperary and Belgrade. Mentions Dervish camp bombardment, British parliamentary splits over royal grants, and unrest with limited clarity due to garbled OCR.
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Paris
Bonlangey
Durviszes
Tou Hybrore
Dau
Taxwes
Ork
Tipperary
Labouohers
Gildetone
Parnellites
Briot News Briefs Chronicle Untidy Report
Fragmented Briot News items describe saloon closures defying Sunday hours, a diplomat's arrival in Chile, a rail freight dispute, land claims, and a court action over a Missouri River debt. Additional notes cover coal syndicate talks, a fatal gas fire in Ruthven Ontario, and a waterfront incident with a young man named Marvin.
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Denis Bie
Jay Goony
Sett
United Scare Court
Lindy Rock
Ark
Soxanton
Peno
Agenta
Horta
Worcerell
Joby Fyn
Old Farge
Lackawaane
Clear Spring Company
Weet Pitteron
Ruthven
Ontario
Luwuther
Wau
Marvin
Pobertos
Burglary at Bodwall Jewelry Store Leads to Indictments
A spree of crimes spans several states as jewelry worth $12,000 is stolen from Bodwall Jewelry, while indictments face five prisoners in the Cronin murder case. Reports detail a range of killings, abductions, and a miraculous infant rescue, with suspects including a son’s fatal quarrel and a nurse’s capture in Elk township. A key Iowa confession follows a grim domestic tragedy as authorities pursue multiple murder charges across counties.
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Bodwall
Av Lynn
Mags
Wisconsin Tales From A Fragile Morning News Brief
A jumble of early Wisconsin items reports Jating Warde of Ripon seeking dredging to widen a river mouth and Commuters praising a dual-route claim near Marinethe. Dr Whitean of Marmotte is knocked over by a droplet incident. A branch of the Wisconsin Humane Society forms at Bylot. Racine school population totals 7 515 with 2 229 boys and 9 610 girls. A drive near the Dolls Narrows and a railway bridge narrows the path. A broken home theft case sees a suspect held in Eau Claire county jail awaiting trial.
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Wixconsin Humane Bujciety
Bylot
Mhoboggin Dvasaynhawan
Racine
Psdplaof Kitboarns
Eau Claire
Lrompualesu Gounly
An Entertaining Odd Tale Amid National Encampment Gossip
A rambling narrative opens with a barefoot boy and a cracked hat in Indiana as readers ponder a road to Cookport. The piece shifts to Chicago July 30 and reports GA H department commanders debate support for a national encampment, considering rail delays, with officials split on attendance and potential impact on turnout.
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Whittier
Indiana
Cookport
Horace
Cockport
Johnstown
Bust
Flavent
Cniaago
GA. H
Viirole
Towa
Minnwwota
Mixnonrt
Iadison
Miohpan
Kapena
Kobraecka
Iasay
Jwad
Aurimbus
Mors
Roy
Department Comrounter
Litois
Tukas
Rodas
Milwaukee
Premas
Erater
Degasus
Martin
Thore Missing Letters In Milwaukee Postal Loss
The Evening Wisconsin reports a small registered letter robbery mystery at Milwaukee mail handling. The total amount found across recovered letters was 87.00 dollars, with Chicago letters cited to illustrate differing dates and attempted fraud. Postmaster Paul notes tracing letters to their senders and details danger from loose handling.
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Milwaukee Postoillea Minysverz
Wiscousin
Postofics
Milwaukee
Paul
Festmanter Paul
Chicago
Chicongo
Lewis Brothers & Co. Failing Firm Assigns for Creditors
The Philadelphia dry goods house Lewis Brothers & Co. on Chestnut Street declared an assignment for the benefit of creditors with liabilities near 4 million dollars. The firm, long a major wholesale supplier, faces bank and trust company pressure as creditors gather. owners Lewin, Lewin Jr., and Boardman pledge to try to pay in full if time is granted.
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Peripeurat
Lewis Bros. & Co
Chestnut Street
Argentin Itn
United Braton
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Lewin Brow & Co
Prowat
Ameans
Law Dem
Waller B. Lewis
Daa W. Lewis
Henry Lewin
John F. Boardman
Aupity
W Hy
Worth Oucet
Partien
Tomaya
Banka
New England
Boston
Providence
Hadford
New Bavon
New Bedford Banka
Poe New York
Fourth National
Ninth National
Central National
Central Tevet Company
Philadelphia
Choy
Domb
Hearty Lewin
Worth Atrnat
Henry Lewis
Camiia Iron Works
Eataty
Thexauuruer
Tus Joboatewa Maucfadincing Company
Woodvuly Qoolen Mills Adabigard
Lews Brothers
Cambria Seven ‘Company
Walter H. Lewis Wie
New York Townrance
Nuroh
Jaet Bradatronts
Lacir Creoit
Mage
Lange Financial Institution
Anaeta
Hoouritren
Teal Ontitt
Billy
Joan
Pet
Thia
Box
Tailore
Ao Maron Daxt
Bullock
Lewis Brothers & Co
Daly
Uta
Tauriwont
President in Quandary Over Mexican Claims Payment
President Harrison faces a dilemma as the Senate considers a long inquiries on Mexican claims. Secretary Bisinc's statement requests a windfall payment of nearly 700000 dollars based on awards by the commission, with Congress weighing retrials and potential restitution amid the pre-Cleveland era. Markets and industrial notes follow, including wheat, corn, and flour prices, with regional receipts and cattle reports from Chicago and New York letters.
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Wasummozoy
D. C
Hacridon
Deer Fork
Bisinc
Mexico
Mizloo
Sam
Cleveland
Congress
Sunate Committee On Foreign Relations
8Th Contern
Cannibalism and Opobo King Tales From a West Indian Visit
A provocative narrative recalls Opobo ruler Ja Ja and British trade in palm oil and ivory, detailing cannibal rites, deportation to Saint Vincent, and a long critique of African self-governance. It mixes sensational origin myths with a critique of colonial policy and race, citing Sir Spencer St John and religious tensions.
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Jada
Bing
Opabo
Africa
Jad
Ss. Vineet
West Indice
Vincent
Bubhard
Degresa
Opobo
Germany
Ja Ja
Jadainogbed
Biarlavye
Jaduao
Itu Totomo
Peade
Johnson
Jada Weet
Agne
Maogh
Hta Hing
Sa Vinnent
St Vincent
Buisiz
Ehip
Commonwealth
Freven
Piltuet
Valugbie
Spencer SL. John
Hayti
Ittandagsiut
Jonn
Haw Guua
Bpenose
Hayat
Suulungue
Genecel
Fort
Will
Papolsi
Prigst
Jator
Huuland
Kote
Ila
Senara
Snem
Chilé
Spancer
Prague
Spencer St. John
Alfred Milford
Compmne
Grand Goeve
Port-an-Prings
Tiynt
la Coups
Prinon
Spevosrin
Norhay
Knejt
Orienteas
Exiled Story From the Steered Berraconta’s Crew
The stormship Berraconta of the Atlantic bound for the Windward shores sailed last week. Captain Hubbard, hale and genial, spoke with a New York Tribune reporter on the quarter deck about an exiled tale heard aboard.
Wiped from the Earth Fears That Another Reservoir Dam Will Overflow the Country
A flood and cyclone report from Bilis Cornere Oleter county details massive property loss and injuries. Tornadoes uprooted trees damaged vineyards and orchards as homes were leveled and families displaced. In New Jersey fears of dam overflow near Rahway and Milburn prompted evacuations. Across towns in New Hampshire and Maine severe rainfall caused widespread destruction to crops and buildings. A Cleveland tale follows a mother and four children trudging toward safety, aided by officials after losing family members to the flood.
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Povomxserm
Bilis Cornere
Oleter
Matthew Harcourt
Buude
Bern
Toho Noleon
Patrick McGowan
McGowan
Ponca Vld
Tabore
Newask
N. J
Booth
Lear
Milburn
Puarxvieno
N. G
Toly
Dlalask
Btony
Brook
Coddington
Lea Honga
Groonbrook
Altamend
Ax O'Slack
Westield
Seyth Plaine
Greenbrook
Coscusp
N. H
Darlag
Various Claims Spread Across Explorers Writers and Notices
Dr Nagon notes Freenland thickness at six thousand feet while Zola earns high pay as a novelist to France. A Danbury photographer showcases a gallery of old negatives at Nor ringen jut Pier. A Cincinnati editor laments misprints and poetic rebukes about an illy reported stair incident. Regular health ads tout Mostottan's Boule ach bitters as a safe laxative and remedy for digestive irregularities.
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Nagon
Iovin Freenland
Zola
France
Humphry Ward
Danbury
Oaus
Hase Greaubonse
Has
Fragmented text hints at a couple’s distress in crisis
A mangled OCR excerpt shows a couple in a tense moment aboard a vessel or setting. The female speaker asks what she can do, while the male figure leans over a rail. The legible fragments suggest illness or emergency and imply a distressing domestic scene.
Shipwreck survivors tell grim tale off Alaska coast
Two survivors reach Cape Lisharao after the whaling bark Little Ohio wrecked near Paint Hope Alaska on July 9 1984. Eight or nine aboard perished, with many drowning as waves swamped rigging and masts broke away. The crew struggled in freezing water as a heavy gale and rough seas hampered rescue efforts.
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Gan Faranowss
Aloak
Little Ohio
New Bedford
Paint Hope
Alaska
Sethe
Ohio
Deabh
Alexander Omag Xare
Oatabur
Lath
Manowi Loper
Joseph Enue
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Marshfield Times
Taows
G. Noreen
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Txeopone
Teddy
Tau Peele
Qwino
China
Hy Wan
Pordluna
Tex Doke
Charlies Theodore
Bravaria
Hei
Hes
Moran
Patisuts
Humblar
Hogan
Balbalat
Bensrolens Perdon
Ab & Wood Meron
Wigan
Joux Borne O'Byruny
Bolan
Triad
Dr. Cronin
Oronis
Win-Trish
Babby
iVo
Vega
Billaf Publia
de Srmin
Hia Obapuotac
National Capitol
Kino Mian
Belgrade
Banka Joia
Briot
Beeonxy
Kespers
Patrick Egan
Chili
Gollos
Tyrtey City
Boranton
Jouxrn Baoxyxe
Fouche
Belog
Bareay
Abe
Fenohs
Baet
Small Tale
Thore
Colina
the. Lewis Bros
Gibrons
bin Olaima
Abd
Giboone
Sud
Sway
Thetman
Dewnas
Bunk Priver
Othier
Vagol
Vogel
Mtr Vogel
Barney
Azore
Vthe
Dushin
Adolph
Mr. Vogel
Barnug
Bear
Barny
Adolph Wither
Barony
Burney
Mure
Adulphe
Ted
Brele
Artroggle
Jolyah
Uimigo
Curtano
Thy
Weller
Oweller Erst Alg
Cvller
Polk
Kuller Cab
Reller
Wuller Enahy
Esller
Caicano
Te Porta
Tockar
Texas
Texant
Luke
Saith
Samme
Ajax York Uecalls
Bomneath
Ir H. Davy
Haut
Vale
Iria
Christina
Hia Biogram
Bus Meyer
Ite Barbareum
Unibel
Trene
Trier
Eli
Navang
Jude
Nid-Kingdom
Wien
Bie
Spencer Arnurte
Thare
Ulster County
Newark
Crevevano
Jalz
Eloh
Jtly
Shen
Johenan
Jobrytown
Wander
Tuckson
Norrigensuts Pier
Amoriog
Tenayaon
Buffalo Bill Hua
Colorado
Tauoty
Pariaionaes
Daniel Lamont
Bat Barbor
Mra. Clevainad
Mostottan
Fa Botanic In Ltd
Gelginande
Evecudaneum
Prolect Rikses
Meuphiy Avalanche
Poe
Alent
Cincinnati Commercial-Gazebro
Atlante Couilpusion
de Tanner
Bowlenger
Als
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