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Cholera deaths run high in Spain while U S states limit medical practice to educated doctors. Wallpaper manufacturers pool warnings as prices fall. Massachusetts leaders praised by Boston Herald for long state service. New Hampshire legs aid veterans with poverty provisions. A Brooklyn boy’s pocket explosion injures him from chlorate of potash. London doctor warns marriage improves health. death rates differ by age and marital status. French debt explodes to 6 billion francs with high interest. Sitting Bull disputed over Custer massacre with twins and escape tale and list of notable chiefs.
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Washington
Charles Knott
Mya
George Morris
Cuas B. Steves
Boston
Cour Yeara
Bonda
Fawning County
Georgia
Jesse Cole
Hunter
Anaovity
Fox Lake
Wis
Michael Bloedel
Aleck McLeod
Young McLcod
Taontas Batnano
Omaha
Henry Vorporten
Will Untler
Jann Ragery
Howden
Warrick County
Ind
Perpy Guents
Charlie Shaw
Syracue
N. Xi
Shaw
Joliet
Fracklyn
Soha Daily
Ike William
Willams
Daily
Bloomington
William E. Wood
Ashley Boure
Stover ZimerMas
Sullivan County
Tudiuns
Zimmerman
Epward Fixes
Moncure
N.G
Wa. B. Brooks
Laurel
fsWm
Barrison
H. Popney
Goxten
St. Georga
New York
Padney
Indian Territory
United States
Fort Smith
Ark
Informs Benton directory notes aging health trip to Colorado
A Benton city directory item mentions the population in 1920 and notes Marcous Har, former assistant postmaster general, will travel to Colorado for health. P. B. Savtauer rumored candidate for job in Cheloes, Mascachus elite. Mount Olivet crematory near readiness, IL. L. is near business launch, expected patronage from first-class people. Comet sighting by Professor Barnard at Vanderbilt Observatory in Nashville.
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Marcous Har
Poset
Colorado
P. B. Savtauer
Partington
Cheloes
Mascachus
Mount Olivet Crematory
IL. L
Barnard
Vanderbilt University Observatory
Nashville
Tenn
Creston
Iowna
Lous B. Reacus
Cornelius Barrett
Polk Street
Elgin
Marcolm Hay
Pennsylvania
Gener
Stevedson
Bloomington
Ald
New Haven
Coon
BB. Denany
New York City
Iovian
Texas
Komeas
Ravzaa
San Francisco
Triga
New York Central
National Agricultural Department
Lis
Com
Destructive Moods and Global Turmoil Stir Global News
Reports from Austria Galicia and Cracow describe flooding and wind damage with eight deaths from lightning. Scotland sends 130 girls to Canada for homes as 330 children total are sent this year. In France losses at Hus and Cochin China trouble French forces, while Annamites attack Gen. Courey’s command and are repulsed. London’s Pall Mall Gazette sparks uproar over immoral text, as Aberystwyth College fire destroys facilities and university refurbishes. British debates in Parliament touch Afghan policy and India defenses amid Egypt concerns.
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Gallicia
Cracow
Scotland
Quebec
Courge
Pall Mell Gazette
Finz
Morpicp
the University Colluge of Wales
Aberystmith
University Committee
Ths
Navy
Avam
Thuang
Ds Caurey
Hye
Artival
Eiforcementa
Parnellites
House of Commons
Helms
Ireland
Murphy
French
Cornwall
Leuse of Commons
Bradlaugh
Labouchere
Burt
India
Egypt
Series of Late 19th Century Fires Hit Multiple States
A sweeping fire report lists numerous blazes across Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Missouri damaging plants mills stores and hotels. Losses run from thousands to hundreds of thousands with insured amounts noted. Several fatalities and injuries are reported including a naval explosion and a suicide caused by despondency.
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Fama
Auverely
Fire devastates armory and nearby properties in multiple towns
A blaze at the Remington armory in Tilon New York and separate fires in Sharpsburg Pennsylvania damaged a livery stable butcher shop and three frame houses. Several structures burned with an estimated loss of 25000 dollars, partly insured. One person died in an unoccupied house and suspected arson is noted.
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Remington Armory
Tilon
New York
Sharpsburg
From the Capital Navy notes and bureau moves
The navy department reports the death of Chief Engineer J A Ziegler in Philadelphia. Tax civil service rules extend eligibility register retention to Jan 1 1956 unless disposed of sooner. The bark Jupiter is detained at Hampton Roads after sailing from Valencia without proper health bills. crew healthy. Indian education duties shift to John H Oberly with office in Second National Bank Building. War Dept directs Sheridan to concentrate troops for possible western Indian disturbances. Treasury delays a $185,000 street-improvement requisition. Whale-year appropriation is $395,000. Fairchild questions Washington treaty circular impact on domestic products via Canada. Shipments by all rail routes remain treated as before.
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Navy Department
A. Ziegler
Philadelphia
Txt Marine Hospital Service
Jupiter
Yalancia
Cape
Hampton Roads
Bureau of the
Indian Office
John H. Oberly
Bir
Oberly
Second National Bank
Interior Department
Secretary of War
Sheridan
War Department
Fairchild
Gurtome
Ourrego
N. M
Canada
Goutee Parc
puzzling postmaster dialogue and varied odds and ends
A jumble of old notes and observations covers a curious mix from Harvard name frequencies to water filtration tips. It cites Dr. Ldwind, Bishop Gilmour, and St Jacobs oil claims, plus a Baltimore style view on whipping and Chicago property ownership with high mortgage rates.
Tramp with an income talks of summer plans and a legacy
A New York Battery Park encounter with a well-spoken tramp reveals a man who has not worked in years yet survives. He claims a $150 inheritance from a maiden aunt and sustains himself by writing letters for foreigners in exchange for fees. He travels light, relies on occasional remittances, and plans to spend summers at resort areas.
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New Hampshire
United States
Lome
Harvard University
Smith
Williams
Browns
Grownes
Adamses
Clarks
Clarkes
Parkers
Joneses
New York
Battery Park
Neovie
Hilliers
Island of
Jersay
Bowery
Greenwich Street
New York Journal of Commerce
Lower
St. Lawrence
Lake Marsee
Besic
Rome
Edwards Pierrepont
ISG
Harvard
Grant
McGnncer
Suly
de. Douglas
Douglas
Chicago
Regretst and vanity fuel a schemer's talk with farmers
A schemer praises country life while denigrating farmers, claiming he never works for them and profits by flattering their vanity. He contrasts labor dignity with farmers and bunglingly shifts to ads for summer resorts, dismissing Europe as an option. The dialogue exposes manipulation and social pretensions.
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Dean
Timagine
Lhow
Europe
Coal and iron prophecy in a swampy earth forces
The text extols coal as the premier heat source powering human progress, describing coal formation in ancient swamps, its superior energy density, and its role in shaping industry. It argues coal and iron foresee a millennial era, then digresses to a printer’s note about illness and mailing changes affecting the paper.
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United States
Fishiet
Louisiana
Virginia
Briar Hill
Indiana
Wilmington
Besid Cood
The Great Bohm Family Tragedy Ends in Loss
In Weimar Germany the Bohm family suffered multiple suicides after a wife and later her husband died by self harm. The story follows Bertha Bohm and her husband Claas Bohm and, years later, Richmond Hadden who marries Bertha Bobin, learns of the family curse, and endures tragedy as Bertha Hadden dies by hanging and her husband contemplates suicide after discovering the scene.
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Berthaohm
Tuldimore
Lexe
Weimar
Germany
Claas Bohm
Brau Bohm
America
Richmond Hadden
Eastern Avenue
Bertha Bobin
Saxe Weimar
Bohm
New York
Castle Gardes
North River
Easter
Trenton
N. J
Springfeld
All
Grand Rapids
Bellaire
Ohio
Hadden
Nat
Liv
Mr. Hadden
A CHAYTER OF ERRORS IN TELEGRAPH MESSAGES
Telegraph errors create misreadings and confusions as messages are altered by a playful operator. Examples include swapped words changing greetings to alarm and schedules to mis set times, causing embarrassment for families and business, with notable instances of misreadings and absurd substitutions.
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Lapdan
Puck
Messa- Kes
Constantinople
St. Vitus
Aufferar
Vast array of curious notes from a bygone era
A miscellany reports diverse items from early America and Europe. It covers prices and distances, deaths from famine, purchases, weather, military figures, shipping, engineering feats, and odd local lore. Highlights include Harvard graduates' marriages, a maple syrup imitation patent, a Wyoming seashell find, and Grant’s recovering health amid a thunderstorm with Buckner visit.
Telegraphic error reveals church iniquities report mishap
A newspaper apologized for a telex graphic error in a lawsuit report that misread religious as litigous and hinted at subterranean laverns. The clumsy transcription cited a damaged line about a jelerk and underground liquor, suggesting souring effects from a recent drink.
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American Wall Paper Association
Boston Herald
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Everett
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Motley
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Yousg
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Walsh
W. Pratt
London
Pater
Judas
Napoleon Elt
France
French Republic
Custer
Sitting Bull
Lafi
Soong
Spotted Tail
Red Cloud
Omat Joseph
Benton
Simmens
Newbury
Cleveland
Chisholm Shovel Works
Fayetty Brown
Farwens
Dickinson
Pappy Guerin
Slins
George Johnson
Syracuse
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O'Neil
Galea- Org
Hoop Company
Farr
Sharpaville
Bartlett
Laport
Manisleo
Mich
Babcock
Carson
Tuscola
Douglas County
Great Barrington
Mase
Teavitt
Say Milla
Stubbas
Kara
Fess
BEL, Cartwahur & Co
Lose
Trask McDermotr
Jobo Leonard
Utica
Pridwy
MacLeymott
Jho Killog
Viola
Wia
Gisa Schamburg
Levi McFarland
Henry Fisher
Kickapoo
McFarland
Pre
van Errs
Janesville
Temple & Co
Lafayette
Keiler
Robert McGrath
McGrath
Akron
Egat Akron
Tos Globe Hotel
Wat. H. Genrima
Waldoboro Exchange Hotel
Waldoboro
Globe Hotel
Missouri
Jones
Ofer
Laddy
Ldwind. Howe
Hiss
Gilmour Cleveland
Delaware
England
Maryland
Chicago Times
Democrat
Ida
Thas
Billie
Chayter
Sankey
Lord Randolph Churchill
Windsor
Berlin
John Eston Cooke
Washington Territory
Cclccor
Curious
Maury
Anna
Elixabeth
Louis
Atlantic
Antwerp
Hamburg
Australia
Cape Colony
South Africa
Postal Savings Bayka
Opera Lion
House of Lords
Duke of Marlborough
Waterford
Lemuel Cox
Mass
Eis
Isabella Kenealy
Wyoming
Strong
Arlington
Tex
Geentsun
Charles I
Bogland
Mishler
James Clark
Lancaster
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