Tuomas & Noxton report and odd mountain ascent tale
In Marshfield Times style notes, a Mount Pilaton ascent is described with six inclines and a stated ground distance, plus remarks about competent people and busy figures. The piece then shifts to a sensational tale of an Atlanta wife shooting her husband during a confrontation, followed by scattered editorials on weddings, Oklahoma “sooners,” and olive culture in California, mixing local color with curious anecdotes.
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Mimoz
Atlanta
Nigaeari
Thay
Elvaston
Eumomato
Livamoon
Flopenos
Elisabeth Maybrick
Jamesy Maybrick
Terra
Wm. Brone
Max
White Chapel
Rousia
France
Apportionment Debates Shape New Electoral Map
The text discusses how wealthier states may gain in representation under a revised apportionment, while the West and South could lose ground. It mentions New York losing seats, shifting regional influence, and hints at a 400th anniversary exposition in 1893. Foreign policy notes touch on France, Germany, and Switzerland amid broader European tensions.
Latest Telegrams from a Turbulent World
A chaotic mix of notes includes Camaracelu’s visit to Mexico and a solar eclipse expedition in Africa. Reports mention immigrant families at Castle Garden awaiting relocation, a monument near Doxbury, and a wind storm in Prairie du Chien damaging buildings. Also covered are legal moves in Kansas City, rising twin brothers in North Carolina, a brave rescue at Council Bluffs, and the Philadelphia Sunday closing law battles amid laundry workers. The piece brushes political tightenings in Europe, a deadly earthquake near Elvaston, and a court hearing in London concerning the Amanda Maybrick case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Faoramon Topo
Amberat College
Africa
Araures
Castle Garden
Yeparia
Great Britain
Waurrraxan
Suujrar
Miles Binadish
Doxvury
Muwa
Aoa
Jorxatows
Quitcan
Brooks County
Prairie du Oblen
Lews
Kansas City
Doon
Tvats
Twlpd
Fonda
N.C
Onn
Honda
Rhonw
Fonda Twine
Farma
Council Binns
Bia
Minwarzee
Grand Army
Sogpon
Jory Lie
Ban Feuneigou
Paoper
Laundrymen’s Association
Widespread Destruction From Storms and Fires Worldwide
Reports describe floods and collapsed basements from severe storms, with numerous deaths and property losses. Also noted are a Cuba fire destroying sixty houses and two children, a tram wreck in Ohio with casualties, and a ship disaster near Baltimore with drownings. A major river steamer incident and a Canadian harbor collision are mentioned along with tremors felt in a city.
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Trindebis Duces
Lewis Bros
Providenos
KR. 1
Sally
Dront la
Dan Luis
Cuba
Mokray & Arecetoy
Malem
Muva
J. Beebe
Baeton
Vous Crein Employen
Chesaporako
Ohio
Brighton
Teun
San Puanoisco
Linny Staegeun
Piper & Co
Throsign House
CaroaGo
Yearitt
Uwonty-Brae
Neaw Baltimors
Rcn
Ateamur Tolohuatar
Work
Mary Kulb
Mary Weiner
John Bite
Warwatiae
Palace
Lawrycow
Neversl Bexboos
Meg Saland
Pidoes
Ibia
Pienes
World News In Brief From Several Nations Arouses Curiosity
A mixed dispatch notes hopefuls for a settlement in the Oapte trouble. Reports from Le Soir claim General Boulanger faces a court martial in New York. Journat de Saint Petersburg says a coup against Boulanger failed. A Japan quake on Kiou-Sioo island causes a wreck and heavy loss of life. News from Sydney mentions a ship crew bound for San Francisco. Paris reports 600,000 voting papers for municipal elections. corruption alleged in Boulangist returns. London prints a manifesto from Boulenger blaming loyal candidates for defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arukne
Groron
Oapte
le Soir Pattiehns
Grn
Houlanger
New York
Gourt Marsial
Patamasrec
Petersbourg
Boulanger
Kiou-Sioo
Japan
Lowmax
Middletom East
Paris
Boulanger T6
Omnions
Lonox
Boulenger
Council
Crime and justice across Porte Kentucky and Jansaville
A colored man named Janxa Exuurr escaped from jail and was moved to a borloge after assaulting Pater Crow’s wife in Porte Kentucky. Teamerua Boxaon, an eight year old girl from Jansaville, was found dead in bed with a broken neck and a broken room, suggesting murder. A full court affirmed Judge Baio’s extradition decision, with no grounds to reverse, and Sarke returns to Rod.
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Janxa Exuurr
Pater Crow
Porte
Teamerua Boxaon
Jansaville
Ateoulia
Ita
Judgmant Varaday
Taylor
Dubuis
Eiliam
Baio
Barks
Sarke
Rod
Washington notes on appointments and fiscal moves in treaty era
A chaotic Washington briefing reports J J Bargber named chief engineer, Treasury receipts of 771 5 million tied to securities, and a Treasury report on Fidelity Bank matter amid pardon concerns. It also notes war department actions, civil service regula tions changes allowing temporary printers, and British vessel Black Diamond handling.
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Tom
Bes
J. J. Bargber
Vary
Trrasusen Hwazod
Vresentue Hyatt
Matey
United States
Thas
Calishell
W. T
Ger
Bohofiela
Proife
Varasxo
Bacciaon
Alvil Agriioe
Treasury
United Staten
Inttur
Svea
Distrink
Artoravy
Pronvantios
United Bsepta
Commodore William H. Filehagh Death Report From Naval Hospital
A garbled dispatch notes Commodore Wm Filehagh dying at a Philadelphia naval hospital. The storm disrupted a review of the British fleet near Sailhead. Assistant Secretary Liotanor remains unsettled but more comfortable. A summer retreat possibility was mentioned.
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Filehagh
Naval Hump
Philadelphia
Sailhead
Emperor William
Liotanor
Patna
Forvat
John L. Sullivan
Lonievills, Ky
John Hold
New Sect in South Carolina Led by Boyleites
A fragment recounts the rise of a radical new religious group in southern Carolina led by Boyle, dubbed the True Light Baptists or Boyleites. They reject paying preachers, require communal interpretation of scripture, practice women ministers, oppose the Old Testament, and observe Sabbath differently. The text also describes harsh social views and dubious practices, with stray notes on sensational war-era topics and medicinal tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girolinn
Sonth Carolina
Cave
Boyle
Lynchborg
Sumber County
Loey
Lynch’s River
Sumter
Darlington
Mont
Troy
Sean Addling
Lassacy
Mershall’s
Mast Kershaw
Kershaw
As & Vale
Noisy era and religious frenzy rise in Georgia
A Savannah report describes religious frenzy among enslaved Black communities led by Edward James, preaching end-of-world rants and calls to gather for a Promised Land. Fights flare as followers clash with authorities, with arrests tied to the Georgia case and local figures like Floyd Souleon referenced.
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New York Times
Savannah
Dupont Bell
Nogte
Edward James
Christ
Janos
Georgia
A8 & Lodher
Rav
Floyd Suelaon
Copyresa
Laser Dell
Soulgon’a
Ocatimen
McCrimimen
Piaptasion
Indys Axe Co
G. W. Hawkins
Enat Tannasee
Virginia
Georgie
Oynsowird
Liverty
Nalutosh
Cnde
Jams
Tero
Savanush
Dong
Saya
Adda
Sanday Nigat
Randry Lam
David Jamea
Edward
Carter
Tin Wrother
Thay
Bico
Cartar
Jim
Thin
Dave Jniea
Fragmented 19th century notices weave crime poetry and science
A garbled group of items mentions a pursuit in New Jersey where a man leaps from a third story window to escape police. It notes libraries and science patrons urging royal action for west Ireland, a man aging to one hundred by trench digging, and scattered lines about literature in Madras, an epidemic in Ohio, and sermons along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossel Hackeon
Buffair Bill An Pana
Siizaberh
N. J
National Library of Vfrelacd
Board of Visitore
Dublin Muxium of Science
West Ireland
Janes MaCready
Pittabeg
Spokane Fire Devastates City Blocks in Overnight Blaze
A massive blaze destroyed much of Spokane on Aug. 5, sweeping across Riverside Avenue and Howard Street. The fire consumed hotels, the post office, and several brick blocks, aided by high winds and limited water. Casualties included a man named Charles Davis, burned while helping residents, as relief measures were organized and rebuilding plans discussed amid widespread damage and power outages.
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Sromaxe
Buoge
Pacific Hotel
Arty
Washington
Riverside Avenue
Brown
Post
Mill
Grand Hotel
Frankfort
Ariington
Hames
Howard
Hoverat
Charles Davis
Bilinga
Mont Bu
Arlington Fire
Sonanmad
Main
Front
Brovons
Union Block
Windsor Hotel
Mamer
Elry
Betty
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Spokans
Devertbud
Atate
Northern Pacific Railroad
Cenar d’Aisné Aining
Oonsie
Leonard D. Sivyer
Syndicate
Eatare Tronafora Amor
Ines
Internal Revenue report shows year end totals and state breakdown
Commissioner Al Ditegild presents preliminary Internal Revenue figures for the year ended June 30. Total collections reach $190,996,482, up $6,608,857 from last year, with receipts from spirit, tobacco, fermented liquor, and banks rising. Tax paid totals $4,? and distributions by state include Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and Missouri among others, with heaviest districts in Ohio, Illinois, and Missouri.
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al Ditegild
Rayoune
Wasaxoray
Comaliaver
Incernal Revions Drivon
Ned Daukys
GoiFarlixnevas
Aa Dear
Kentucky
Mienopri
Nobrunka
Orin
Whroonein
Gunthian & Proteteed
Distriora
Lurid Popularity Of A Controversial Volume In Boston
A sensational Boston transcription notes a widely read controversial volume titled "Robert Elimere" in red paper covers. It captivates readers at the Listener’s table and tables nationwide causing disruptions in work and leisure as people read and discuss the book despite public scorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pamelor Literacura
Robert Elimere
Oklahoma Indian Agency Fee Dispute Over Ex Gov Crawford
The article reports a contested ten percent commission on a land sale in the Indian Territory with Ex Gov Crawford as attorney, claiming $225,000, while Vilas allegedly used the contract without department sanction. Washington authorities and Gen Gardner are mentioned as involved in the inquiry.
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Pali
Feea
Moadden
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Meyers
Pian
Porter
M Hodgen
Japoreatl
Gav
Crawford
It1a
Vilas
Ex Gay
Washington
Gardner
Hayes and Fort Overmaking Port au Prince News
Hayes Huippolyte in charge reports from Port au Prince with tidings of Hippolyte's forces taking Toninsaint Hill and L Ouverture location northeast of Port. Celebrations Aug 19 with heavy powder as troops welcome Hippolyte arrives. Also Oxen join the festivities. Oxbaranp Aug 8 reports 50 freight conductors and brakemen on Lake Shore line striking for pay raise to four brakemen per train.
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Huippolyte
Port-au-Prince
New
Youk
Ozemo
Heyti
Aks
Goosia
Lake Shors
Youngstons
Asbiabuls
Hayti
New York
Haytien
Haytisu Consal Genecal
Portian Prings
Stoner
Coke Workers Strike Stalls 12000 Ovens in region
Seorrpanm Pa Aug 5 The coke region around Connellsville sees a wide walkout with about 12000 ovens idle out of 14000. Strikers claim over a thousand of the remainder will be shut tomorrow. National Progressive Miners and the Brotherhood of Labor cooperate. Donnelly and Steinville men toured Moorewood to pull workers off job but some returned after visitors left. Three drown in Monongahela River at Pittsburgh area as Henry Simone 24 and youths Willie Elmons 12 Eddie Depioee 9 lose lives.
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Seorrpanm
Atike Lo
Connelisville
Atrike
Progressive Minera Sesoolation
Enlghes
Donnelly
Steinville
Moorewood
Monongahela
Prrresota
Drowning Witnesses After Wagon Job Goes Wrong
In a river accident three men drowned when a wagon loaded with refuse toppled into a river as the horse backed into the water. Two young men escaped with injuries, while the others perished. Nearby chiefs and locals reported political shifts and election outcomes, including a Democratic victory in the state treasurer race. A separate incident near Carey, Wisconsin, involved two men crushed by a piling accident at a bridge, with Joe Dachane dying from his injuries.
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Ware
Paar
Po Carey
Wis
Lachey's Bridge
John Loomia
Joe Dachane
Dachane
New Naturalization Law Teases French Officials
An 1870s era item outlines a French American's path to nationality under a new statute. It notes that birth to a French father abroad might grant French status and that native Americans of French parentage face military service, with government authorization required for some naturalizations. The report pairs this with market notes and local events.
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Wasuratoy
Agg
Gomonnicstion
Mate
Asid
Etes
Amyrianis In the Eye of the Rewatsto
Aod
British fleet review and political turmoil amid weather and travel notices
A late 19th century style dispatch reports Emperor William reviewing the British fleet aboard the Hohen Zollen yacht with salute fired and officers muster. Concurrent items note Osfsgo ticket rates to Denver and harvest excursion travel advisories, and Chief Mayes’ forceful opposition reflected in Cherokee Nation politics and Cherokee Agency commission tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem de Fortsoouth
Pontavours
Hohenzollern
Combine Heet
William
Beivish Asst
Jerp
They Have Him at Last Burke Arrives in Chicago
Martin Burke the Cronin suspect arrives in Chicago and is quickly taken to Harrison Street station for vigorous questioning. Chief Hubbard denies reporters access to interviews while Burke’s attorney from Appleton, Kennedy, is present.
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Martin Burke
Cronin
Chicago
Coon
Harrison Utrest
Burke
Hubbard
Raportera
Mr. Kennedy
Appleton
Metcalf Confesses to Murder Under Liquor Influence
The article reports Albert Metcalf, jailed for the murder of an elderly Edgerton resident on July 8. He claims intoxication and denial of the assault, while Edgerton residents fear a lynch mob. Authorities under Sheriff Babcock vow to protect due process and prevent mob violence as Metcalf awaits Polk County proceedings.
Bloody duel near Cottonport ends fatally
Report from Avoyelles indicates a bloody duel occurred yesterday between Harry Ononte and Charlie Armour, their in law, near Cottonport. Both men fired. Do cate was struck in the abdomen by buckshot and died, Armour sustained a shattered knee from a rifle ball. The fight stemmed from a dispute at a ball the prior night.
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Piosyone
Ruoys Specisl
Avoyios Oarina
Harry Ononte
Bie von
Charlie Armour
Bootsman
Docate
Armour
Kilrain Arrested at Ocean View and Other Daring Notes
A string of local and national briefs reports Jake Kilrain’s arrest at Ocean View by Detrotivo Norris and his transfer to Hampton for days. Dispatches note Kilrain intends staying in Hampton, with no further arrests listed. Also highlights a brutal prize fight in Brurno with punches causing a broken nose and near KO, a Hayti update from Port-au-Prince, a prehistoric giant hand unearthed near Kearney with diamonds, and Washington notes on Secretary Tracy’s travel. Reports from Sioux Falls on South Dakota convention work, Morganatic marriage explanations, a Wisconsin lead mine’s booming yield, and an American district attorney’s slander case.
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Noaronx
Jake Kilrain
Ocean View
Detrotivo Norris
Hampton
Barenavax
Americha Aays
Ian
Hempton
Virginia
Prise
Sioux Fane
Ang
South Dakota
Ita
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Solon Heteatt
Everrroy
John Malonit
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Metcalf
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W. B. Tate
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Joseph Gansberlin
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Nobbit
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Palmyra Muoufsearing Company
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Mordre
Indy Reyoeun
Edgerton
Anya
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Borrano
Faddy Brenag
Peter Tsoksoo
Dankson
Jima Wan
Bronnu
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Apedal
Kearney
D. BR. Mole
Mr. Mole
Mole
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Inter
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Miny
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