Turbulent Week in Gloucester and Nearby Areas
A chaotic clipping reports a Gloucester fishing schooner incident near Portland Maine, a store fire destroying frame buildings, a New Middleton Ohio assault arrest, Cronin murder testimony, burglaries in St Louis, a suicide in Millie Jad, and various police probes across multiple towns. The混 source text mixes names, places, and events with incomplete phrases and OCR errors.
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Charles B. Muyavae
New Middleton
Ohio
Amanda Bloor
Andrew Kay
Tie Cronin
Dan Coughlin
Burghirs
Dubver
St. Lois
E. A. Bale
Millie, Jad. i
Stickett
Avvesual al
Tod
Warr
Willy
Goldy Luptai
Ultius
Gaby Lydtoubers
Lieto Aauney
Port Sauridao
Ute Gedaral
Juity
Zruick Dwigelus
Boxing and wrestling notes from Boston and Madison Square
The article details upcoming bouts in Boston and New York with fighters Dan Creedon and Dick Moore set for a ten round, five ounce title contest in Boston on February 27. It notes Jimmie Colville as referee and references training state of Creedon at 172 pounds after months of prep.
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Dan Creedon
Dick Moore
Boston
Tae Mel
Jimmie Colville
Sreedon’ Weis
Uig
Virstor Aones
Lniou Grove
Oia
Poriens
Luarte Snout
ChigAgo
Wee Pine Dacre
Washington
Senator Spooner
Milaviulkec
John Philip Quinn
Yaubler
Gaff
New
W. E. Savith
Aiton
Fragmentary World News Overview
Disjointed notes report amid varied topics including Poixote offering pardons to deserters, deaths among workers and soldiers in Ruasit, Froneh forces in Africa attacking British voutier pollen, Honolulu celebrating Abroysition days, Egypt's khedive opening the paneral assembly, Pope Leo planning a union message, insurgents near Ile shore, a vague Victoria death rumor, and a Toronto pavilion opening with officials presentes.
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Poixote
Africa
Voutier Pollen
Honolulu
God
Egypt
Khedive
Leo
Ile
Miscellaneous 19th Century News Items Mixed Reports
A garbled summary of varied 19th century items covers European finance, political figures, legal actions, crime, notable deaths, local government projects, and transportation concerns. Names like Hawkson, LeKuit Stanford, and George Hoyt appear amid scattered references to trials, recalls, and public works. Details are inconsistent and partly unreadable.
Fragmented Ring of 19th Century News Snippets
A garbled collection of 19th century items mentions wandering figures in the bush, probate decisions, a widow’s rights, a supreme court ruling, a trial for cruelty to orphans, a French award to an astronomer, smallpox reports, creditors seeking a receiver, mob moral charges against pastors, a shooting and a fatal dispute, mass labor on Chicago streets, and various geopolitical notes. The text includes references to Philadelphia, Knoxville, Madison, Cleveland, and Minneapolis, with scattered names and events, all presented in a fractured OCR style.
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Wainy Congress
Cleveland
Ohio
Congressional Debate on Hawaii and silver coinage gridlocked
The House and Senate exchanged bitter exchanges over the McCreary and silver seignorage plans. Senators Perkins, Daniel, and Frye pressed for policy shifts while Bland’s long speech defended his resolution. Debate touched annexation sugar interests in Hawaii, the Cleveland administration, and Secretary Carlisle’s discretionary coinage authority as lawmakers balked at immediate passage.
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Chandler
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Rye
Maine
New York
Hikiola
United States
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Ohrain
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Frye
Patterson
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Wheeler
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Atute
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Virginia
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Quek
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Vennssa
Michell
Wisconsin
Ami Liausbrough
Dakota
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Fev
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Harter
Montreal mayoral recount and diplomatic hints cross paths
The Montreal mayoralty recount remains unresolved before a judge with expectations of a McLaine majority. Meanwhile reports note a British ambassador, Genoa traffic shifts, and tension over a Canada France treaty influencing pricing, reflecting a period of global trade and political maneuvering.
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Mississippi Channel Draw Spay on Minnesota Side
Fragmentary report notes a plan to build heavy dikes to alter a river channel between Mississippi and Minnesota regions. Details are incomplete but imply action to redirect flow. No dates or responsible agencies readable in the text.
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Mississippi
Snow slows logs and rail traffic in Wisconsin
Good por loggers report heavy snow at Black River Falls Wisconsin with a sour northeast wind. Loggers who had left the woods due to snow are returning to finish winter work. Railroad traffic will be delayed by the storm.
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Wis
Loring
Crump Reflects on Burlar Brothers Crisis Coverage
The retiring editor of the London Times says his reaction to other papers on the Burlar Brothers crisis was the most blessed beat he ever handled. Moral: the biggest stories don’t travel far.
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London Times
Burlar Brothers
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