Fragmented discussion on press reform and public opinion in Marshfield
A long fragment from the Marshfield Times discusses the role of journalism, the burden of public opinion, and the aims of the press. It cites figures like A. Dana and Horace Greeley, praising serious newspapers while debating political bias and the purpose of reporting. It also muses on wealth, happiness, and social change with references to Agassiz and broader reform.
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Franco
Iidauel
A. Dana
New York
Tnd
Uxpark Westinions
Anil
Dini Swids
Cawuil
Tia Cowndey
Leneter
Horace Croslyy
Ann
Wepapur
Sono Iluy
Brwnett
Eilur
Sas Pothiae
Rail
Crewliy
Bonnatt
Wotling Lnk
Rover Treil
Pontine
Audi
Thingar
Hemi
Kaman Tappows
Agassiz
Telib
Fragmented Telegrams Span Global News And Local Court Turmoil
A garbled telegram page reports on Lincoln family references and a London death, Mexican silver mine schemes, and political shifts including new governors. It notes a Kentucky legislator fearing for life in three counties, river land litigation, and a district judge delaying trials until a federal case settles, with broad local unrest and clan tensions described.
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United States
Roneyer Lincols
Alimiram
Ailitus
London
Benes
Juulyo Winslow
Elkhorn
Wis
Mexico
Clarna-Goel
Philnas
Frianglohn Cray
O. Matthaws
Uas Loy
Kentucky
Lexsnos
Elneainy
Robert I Lincoln
America
Air Ih
Govier
Bours
Thoraday
Tyria
Weaver
United State
Juige
Crime and political tensions across the nation
Reported shootings near Conuning's hill. a signal station worker flees to Vancouver. Nominations to federal posts include Caldwell for the Eighth Circuit Court and Brewer as Census Supervisor. Alaska lease changes favor North American Commercial. Siberian prisoners and reform protests rise in London and Vyle Park. A secret Oklahoma race movement aims to inundate the state with Black residents, seeking equal rights and school access.
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Haa
Senate
Henry C. Caldwell
Arkanwis
United States Circuit
Eighth Circuit
David J. Brewer
Peyton G. Smitheon
Tennenage
Sxoneranr Vernon
St. Paul
St. George
Alaska
Alaska Commercial Company
Loxnox
London
New Castle
Prisner
Siberia
Soclaliet
Vyle Park
Nu Sileeria
House Committee On
Iecome
Miller
Qate
The 13 Year Old Preacher Breathes Fire Across Georgia
A youth of 13 draws crowds with powerful sermons, described as tranquil and moving, while concerns arise about the rise of boy preachers in America. The piece notes older figures and a national debate on age and capability, with a broader political sideline on Dakota statehood, Congress, and the world’s fair proceedings.
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Georga
Wight Hargiirs
Peomuan
Vilbina
Prin Dom
Lusso Profundaa
America
United States House and Senate Debates On Oklahoma Bill and Elections
Reports from the U.S. Congress recount debates over the Oklahoma boundary provision in a House bill, a quorum issue, and later action on pension bills. The Senate discussed constitutional questions on a tax and policy bill, with filibuster-like exchanges and the adjournment of sessions.
Silcatt Charged in Rail Line Debacle Reported
A garbled report from Winlock mentions Silcatt the cashier and supposed engineer for a Southern Pacific company misrepresenting his role while tied to a Northern Panibe railway line near Toledo. The text indicates a linked incident involving deception and alleged fraudulent activity on the rail line.
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Craema
Sheri
Melyer
Winlock
Silcatt
Toledo
Panibe
Teo
Silcath
Pauille
Vie Pvisaner
Terrible hurricane wrecks towns and courts in the south
A severe storm and hurricane ripped through northern regions causing widespread destruction. The Gainesville courthouse was unrooted and unroofed while homes and barns suffered heavy damage. Several people, including C. I. Braunis and Gretna with four children, were injured or buried by debris.
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Coscomwa
Tt Warren
N. Hy Foguthua
Jae Leen Irene
Risus
Howe
Turpin
Br. Laws -Post-Misputel
Lexus
Gainesville
de Sante Wetlopok
Carthhgolx
Braunis
Gretna
Turmoil In Austria Over Reichstag Results
Reports claim Prince Bismarck may delay resignation as election results spark turmoil. Villages Abligak Robitel and Bibel are said to have been looted and inhabitants tortured by robbers. Turkish troops were dispatched but ineffective against the marauders amid a widening crisis.
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Jais Cheri
Austria
Bautixa
Muinderk
Reichstag
Bismiuoak
Robuel
Wet Gabrmal
Seeva
Uren
Loxspos
Standard
Berlin
Leligves
Princessmaurele
Laxpuxe
Quetta
Australia
London
Torres
Straits
Sowerset
Ndelock
Vevael
Firkt Claes
Stooms
Torres Straits
Austentia
Sontoreet
Mils
England
Lloyd's
Senate committee backs Warmouth for New Orleans customs post
A Washington dispatch reports the senate commerce committee, by what appears nearly unanimous vote, has ordered a favorable report on the nomination of ex Governor Warmouth to be collector of customs at New Orleans. The Ottawa relative note about Sir Julian Paunceforte being recalled is also mentioned but not substantiated.
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LA Or Sparen
Ottawa
Canada
Julian
Paunceforte
Washington
Eanard
Wauderer
D. C
Senate Committee On Commerce
Warmouth
New Orleans
Hrazil
Veuwhurdnes
Mane
York Chater
Niki
Brodtans
Collin
Legend of York Lore in early lows era
A fragmentary legend describes a desolate early territory where a wild class of people pursued horse theft as a favored crime. It notes industrious neighbors and widespread livestock losses as horses vanish during opportunistic roving periods.
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Lows
York
Ithemos
Legends Of The Cedar River Lynching Tale From Old Settlers
A damaged excerpt recounts a 1340 incident where nine men were captured by angry farmers and executed by hanging from a tree beside the Cedar River. A bolt of lightning supposedly struck as the sentence was carried out, killing eight while the ninth survived, later exonerated, and the tale became a famed local legend among early settlers.
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Cedar River
Winile
Strane
Remarkable Customs and City Life in an Ancient Port
A fragment discusses ceremonies around weddings and funerals, porters delivering goods, and street life in a port city. It notes funeral rites with horse-drawn hearses, wedding flower customs, and the bustling wholesale district with porters and freight operations. It also touches on summer heat, sea breezes, and a French healer in Orleans with a fleur-de-lis cure.
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France
Orleans
Rubber trust forms amid price rises in New York imports
A large group of rubber importers and manufacturers in New York formed a trust citing rubber shortages and price increases. The meeting, in which most local importers participated, aims to stabilize supply as prices rise. Separately, Rock Island lines announced passenger fare changes from Denver to Chicago, effective tomorrow, with Missouri Pacific and Alton cutting rates. A separate Mississippi case reports a grandmother’s neglect resulting in a fatal fire involving four children.
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Prinen
Ind Aanuig
Adruat Company
Stubhey
Elements Aroused The Missouri River Flood Threat
Fragments report extreme Missouri River flooding sixteen miles above Kunsts City with up to twenty feet of backing water. Bridge works by Van Ailes and Winner face closures as levee and dam projects struggle against rising waters. Snow and cold snap hit Wisconsin and Michigan regions. downstream impact on river traffic and agriculture noted. Indications of steamboat and freight disruption, with forecasts of potential continued rise into the weekend.
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Miseouri
Kunsts City
Coulis
van Ailes Hiaces Vlatuacion Bo
Winner Bridge Co
Jasperrinn
Wis
Gare
Mgi
Sanday
Thie Oui
Cavevan
Indian Rock Carvings Claim Ancient Battle Narrative
A long excerpt describes a stone near Dona Ana New Mexico on the Rio Grande with painted figures and an Indian narrative translated by an old man named Bobby One. The inscriptions map a battle between tribes with symbols for warriors, journey westward, timing in the buck moon, and counts of slain and captured. The 25 foot tall upright stone bears signs of erosion and was recently buried under sand, with the scene dated to ancient times by locals.
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Dona Ana
X. M
Rio Grande
Philadelphia Times
Nordy Hut
Bobby Oneeve
Hobby Oneere
Aleneagh
Bobby
Sven
Wigentius
Authen
Mrs Pracy Charity Reflects Deep Charity Motive
A New York Hood account recalls Mrs. Tracy whose secret charity matched her public deeds. She helped a pensioner in dire need by visiting on foot, cleaning the room, and nursing the afflicted woman through a painful illness two years earlier.
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Tracy
New York Hood
Taft
Slosson Triumphs Over New York In Lashley Tourney
In a late tourney match, Slosson faced New York with Heiser and Slosson trading scores. Slosson led with 33 points, Heiser added 14, while Bloeson posted 17 and 87. Hoiver contributed 14 as the final tally favored Slosson.
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Sloeson
New York
Heiser
Siowson
Slosson
Brand
Bloeson
Hoiver
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Calas
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Sing
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Missouri Pacific
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Secretary [of Agriculture
Texas
Currena Faris
Ben” Rinloud Company
Chas. B. Leverich
Olice
Jospex
Abrahn
Lincoln
Family Axe
Abraham Lincoln
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