Telegrams in Brief from a Turbulent Era
A garbled telegram summary reports various ills and events including a Mormon epidemic in Hanover County Virginia, a fire gutting a saloon in New Orleans, political and criminal trials, deaths, and labor unrest. The piece names multiple individuals, places, and institutions across the United States, conveying a panorama of late 19th century disorder and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Comny
Virginia
Leven
Orleans
Charles Laman
Worarkin
Waabisgron
Slyas T
Porc
Wookay
Suirtle
Oregon
Minos Wetute Nas
Daniel Vrouman
Orunt
Traise Sienary
Presbyterian Eluresy
Ted
San Francisco
Uerfarmers
Louan Lenst
Cor Qing
Green Bay
Wienoua
James Machin
Tveskmen
University of Taois
Chemselves
Frank Feyler
Ats
Hoehestar
N.Y
Wis
Svarmen
Washington
Bland
Teller
Fragmentary 19th century legislative record on injury laws debate
Disjointed notes describe a legislative session with references to judo, damages for injury, and a push to bar certain acts. Mentions include a committee on pecuniary measures, temporary provisions for funds, and a resolution introduced by Senator Wood regarding re election. The text blends names, places, and procedural terms in a rough draft style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Thas
Pevsont
Abel
Wisconsin Assembly Passes Broad Budget Measures
Wisconsin legislature enacted a wide budget package funding school books from an annuity income, appointing a special committee to study radio earnings, and authorizing city and county projects. The body approved pardons, municipal offices, road and dairy product regulations, and infrastructure spending, with taxation provisions and consumer protections amid a sprawling session record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echool
Assembly
Burrows Rasoun
Bigman
A. R. Hal
Clainman
Tonapp
W. A. Tomes
Mine Pott
Ami GR. Mahoney
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Blake
Municipal Cours
Cconomowee
Wonkesiia
Washburn
Osthesh
Milasukee
Cenmedes
Anlan
Aime County
Baum
Goulds Deal over Elahry Will and Estate Tax
The article reports Jay Gould and heirs disputing a large estate with six children. Executors must pay taxes on personal property under the 1802 law. Personal estate exceeds ten thousand dollars, with executors estimating six hundred thousand dollars to the comptroller, planning deposits to cover a tax gap after audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Elahry
Cope
Insane Cure Tale Touted by No-To-Bac Ad
A fragmentary 1900s era advertisement recounts a sufferer’s tale of tobacco withdrawal relief via No-To-Bac. It claims dramatic nerve restoration after quitting, promotes the No-To-Bac remedy, and mentions endorsements by users and the Provident Chemical Company. The piece also weaves in an unrelated historical note about Count Gurowski and a Parisian affair.
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Tober
Sears
Ned Mick
Lily
Daly
Cole
Jin Galdwell
Ny-Po
Hasler
Rewasty Company
Eays
Prandt
Ier Pitino
Amy Manheou
Spain
France
Count Gurowski
Uobe Tau
Lion Broncais de Paulo
Gallites House
Pais
Connie Guronyak
Belgium
Belelan
Pesiad
Esata
Paris
Ppancols de Paule
Ciwen Amelli
Prooe
Liuewse
Sumange
Naerinze
Anual Gousert
Ciaurowski
Untitled Spanish Princess Recalled From Silent Life
A fragment recalls Isabel of Castile once famed in a romance, now living modestly in a quiet Town after arc of royal prominence. References lowly attire and distant kin, with ties to Naples and Spain’s royal line noted in passing.
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Lyap
Arc de ‘Teiouhe
Tavis
Hives
Isabel Sading
Gorrlea
den Wramqwis
Lavise
Naples
Dour
Isabel Ihranean
Queesy
Ste Bella
Spain
British MP Curzon Advances in Commons Race
Fragmentary report outlines William Curzon’s rising position in the British House of Commons, with mentions of government ministers and party roles. The text references the Monash effort, Tory leadership hints, and a likely contest involving media attention and public scrutiny amid factional shifts in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diy
Bieh
Curzo
Fats
Tord
Cosford
Conan
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Washingtonian and Ritter Von Sachet
Fragmentary text references Washingtonians and Leopald Ritter Von Sachet Mascels the novelist. Details are unreadable and no clear event or person actions emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopald Ritter von Sachet-Mascels
Dias Ablrankforth
Influenza Epidemic Strikes Berlin and German Courts
Berlin reports ongoing influenza ravaging officials and courts. Duchess of Sagan dies, Duke of Sagan recovering. Emperor William’s sister improves. Several Berlin judges prostrate. public schools and gymnasiums disrupted. Nuremberg leads in sickness. Hamburg follows. Debates loom on American trade, Bismarck birthday celebrations debated, Reichstag postpones sessions. Cologne reports an earthquake felt across the Rhineland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Duchess of Sagan
Washington
Duke of Sagan
Williar
Saxe-Meltinges
Willner and
Hofman
Bettermay
Urey
Carl Peters
Lopmany
Court of Dhamnberd
Apa Gymnasiumis
Germany
Nuremburg
Geb
William
Husbanmly
Irina Red
Beyalé
von Kantie
Prince Christian
Hohenlohe- Oohringen
Pismerek
Wayne
Toy Blaumarck
Bismarck
Reichstat
Princs
Spring Medicine Boosts Vitality with Sarsaparilla Claim
A testimonial extols Herod's Sarsaparilla as the top spring medicine, claiming it cures many diseases, strengthens nerves, and improves health. Mrs. Ainsworth of Eaton, Ohio reports two bottles ended her headaches and fatigue, noting better appearance and energy for daily work and motherhood.
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Mae Ang
Herod
Asnworth, Eaton
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Alva H. Vanderbilt
Wiliam H. Vander Dilt
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