London Theater Mayhem and Brain Study Proposals
A London woman pursues a new profession, while a New York enumerator faces a fraud inquiry for omitting two thousand names. Proceedings in Philadelphia discuss naval weight distribution and a bold brain research initiative led by renowned doctors and universities to study brain function using dissection and live subjects, with plans to publish findings in a magazine.
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Porter
New York
London
Afelen
Australis
Fragmented Telegrams Across Markets and Courts
A jumble of notes reports Bantac Bros Chicago jewelers facing 824000, Duprey Hall & Co Boston merchants failing, Marinette and Dinawan ventures miscommunicated. It mentions shipyards, a World’s Fair fund, Huntington suit, women’s education, and a McKinley era legal case. A Grand Rapids figure recalls a long army record and a Mississippi corporate bill appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantac Bros
Chicago Jewelers
Iilot
Duprey
Hall & Co
Tew Merchants
Boston
Hart Fallud
Juarmenor Marinette, JR
Dinawan
Zarldubo
Jernesé Duveratto
Detroit
Grivetcel
Shienges
Chiengo Shipbuilding
Mosi
Enghiaul
Rauch
Breautifier
C. P. Huntington
Jons le Kexsear
Wall Street
New York
Iis
McKinley
Wagar
Deudintssery
Sguivertongue
Ameriain Wathoile
Las Bothr
Notre Nine Civeradt
Howie Dors
Lasyruice
uRinigt
Mississippi
Night fire devastates city hotels and docks
Fire swept through Nashville and other towns on Wednesday night destroying vast portions of the Montgomery, Sianived Worse, and Shu Nautical States hotel areas, with losses estimated at 8250,000 to 8295,000. A hotel front collapsed at Williamsport, four workers buried, and multiple incidents left several dead or injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Arran
Sexwest
N. Y
Piorming
Shu Nautical States
Journal Ofice
Pittsburg
Waodaml Duunoml
Williameport
Aguas
Bellune & Zanesville
Galdivell
Avigtil
Elie Sina
Gaia
Marshalltown
Smith
Ting
Geo
Potter
Upham's Cornes
Mass
Lyons
Taylor Brothers! Foundry and Machine Shop
Wachiman
T.T Taggart
Dax Byuvan
Burlington
National Capital Cable Message Announces Death of John F. Smith
A cable from Tokio reports the death of Patrolman Stiles winner John F. Smith as Brag Newspapert receive word from the department of telecommunication and reserve. The president of Braglt declares the county port free to drop property for the United States. Rest in peace the Ramos Jourrant in serious comings from other quarters that the Benailiin government did not recognize the treaty validity.
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Skonerang
Elect TI The Mathllehl Soldier Becontes dian minder
The Wisconsin G A M L holds elections at Tarnyr Mah Magy to elect officers for the year. A. H L Du Croft and A. H. Ward head a list of officers. resolutions set aside funds for entertainment and a national nusiorigl act. Trustees plan two new funds and improvements for veterans while reporting financials through December. The hall hosts a reception by Commander-in-Chief Webb and local post veterans.
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Mathllehl
Dian Minder
G Aml
Sony
Pinent
Wisconsin
G. A
Relite Corps
GA. i
Elouk
Tarnyr
Elnabed
Ol Ny Tully
A. H L. du Croft
Bute
Supine Vivo Wis
Thy Dain
Port Gerd. Ri
S3is of
Veterany Loniered
Webb
Lincoln's Feat Love in a Haunted Graveyard Tale
An archaic, garbled account tells of Annie Rubletee and Arbithinns Tingolny’s courtship amid cemetery rites at New Concord, with ghostly prophecies and a stormy yearlong vigil. Lincoln joins the saga, courting in a grim narrative where fate and grief test loyalties.
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Lincoln
Love
Annie
New
Petereburg
Guaes
iHoury McNeill
Train Hero Rescues Child as Engine Screams Through Town
A passenger train near the Puursills' House density-or shadowed by the fearsome rush, a worker named Watts lunges to save a toddler stranded on the tracks as the engine roars by. Watts pulls the child clear just in time, earning praise as the engine shrieks past. The incident underscores dangers and the heroism of everyday bystanders on rail lines.
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Aico
Poorsalis
Ommea
Shexetowon
Enikl
Henry Powell
Puursills
Keleinyr
Gaerze B. Watts
Watts
Shadow
Sicilian Assassins Shot at by Mob in New Orleans
An unruly crowd on Canal Street and a large public meeting followed a verdict in a Sicilian assassination case. The jury acquitted six of the accused while three faced murder charges. majority of the city population endorsed the vengeance without prosecution.
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Sixth National Bank of New York
Wal Cxawrona
Decatur
Lll
Thie Quarney
Manion Sutrit
Fort South
Ark
Merrit
William Hurcniss
Cleveland
Awan
Charles J.edwards
Toledo
Eowix Boorn
Artor Olas
Webster
Trinidad
Col
McCarthy
Gould
Sam Legua
Ine Melatoshi
Guia
D.C. Heanes
Ollogh
Amone
W. S. Barkayson
John
Wicklelf
Mr. Parkerson
New
Hennesay
Wesligit
Tivae
Prino
Pryrder Ak
Volivy
Uae
Wegangavtieh
Fernando
Local notices reflect a year of turmoil and tragedy
A mosaic of 19th century incidents. trades disputes, court cases, and a fatal accident thread through Milwaukee and surrounding counties. Notable items include a looming wage strike, a man crushed by a trolley incident, multiple legal actions for damages, farm and mill fires, and deaths from accidents and illness across Dodge, Waukesha, and Racine counties. The report mentions notable trials in Green Bay and Pittsburg, and a large timber harvest on the Glick river with significant output forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha County
Dy. Fethers
Dodge
Sanday
Wise
Milwaaukee
Puy
Davidson
Ly Crosag
Vie
Dolwar
Finn Turniabad
Weyhull Plasterers
Wisconsin Legislature Debates Charters and Public Notices
Wisconsin lawmakers discuss amending charters for counties and cities, creating new judicial circuits, and tax provisions while addressing guardian duties and public notices. The session includes debate, committee actions, and memorials, with remembrances for John Edwards of Wood County.
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WiLante
Hitle
Williams
Minnesota
Brow
Sen
Warden
MuGeohim
Philip Rossmin
Courmithes
Udjfourmiondt
Seth
Nuriers
Tecitivy
Mt. Atkins
Aucabon
Ashlie
Wren
Nmpa
Langladeemandy
Turensuay
Mr. Edwards
England
Wiscon
Hazel Airean
Grant County
Tot
Gully
Fornia
Wisconsin
Mark Edwards
Edwairds
Port
Alvehuad
Board of Supervisors
Singer Sh. Dhi Grunun
Jedd
Lsd
Ho Wats
SS. Louis Im
Tha
Wood County
Tie
Lincoln
Oneida
Marithon
Sendo Hills
I Wa
Counliss
Clark
Faeksoo
Ena Claire
Green
Villa
Ootagamie
Brown and
Repairing and caring for old stoves and house customs
A long, garbled article describes stove maintenance routines including monthly refinishing with Chicking, removal of old coats, and careful polishing of iron and nickel parts. It also contains anecdotes about Gen Sherman, funeral customs, and reflections on ideal women and Portuguese suitors, written in a dated newspaper voice.
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Gem Sherman
Shermunbo
George W. Childs
Philadelphia Times
Sherwan
Grint
Thaokorn
Luomit
Congress Ends Its Session with Record of Republican Work
The congress, dissolved March 4, defended its actions on tariff, pensions, copyrights, and public works. It credited Republicans for passing key measures while criticizing Democrats for obstruction. The session, marked by reform in bankruptcy, civil rights, and land policy, is praised as productive and pivotal for the party's standing.
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Ceylon
Ty Honda
Lum Poldvar
Win Uvitunsr
Geena
Parsinasy Ocansen
England
Vranco
Newfoundland
Guerin
Woler
Borlin
iunTrat
Ayailte Gopudat
Mengal
Ennis
Labho
Quang
Viewins
Tie Paniarty
Prieto Jovone Nigialesn
Soir
Patriot
Honinmak
Paul
Veja
Bey
Spekner Recu
Congress
Gery
Pennsylvania Avenue
Uanss
Teoublies
Party
Lanecracy
Repullivans
Suwardneo
Geryss Wits
Bart Lguishilion
Fedumils
Firsh
Supra
Walter Will de Seutwad
Aiyl
Shane
Dixemiee
Gory
Wotad
Ba Tha Corte
Ann Sutlle
Mendaent
Ageny Fnally
Great Britain
Tts Indom
Republican Party
Reciprocity and Protection Clash in 1880s Trade Debate
A long satirical letter discusses reciprocity versus protection, citing Secretary Blaine and the Brazil United States treaty. It questions whether free wool and cotton goods would truly hinder protected industries, critiques tariff logic, and notes definitions of reciprocity. The piece mixes humorous fiction with sharp commentary on trade policy.
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Blaine
South America
Anil
United States
Neazil
Winarnas
Congress
Secretary of State
United States of America
Brazil
Uniterdt
Antarios
Amerivent
Blink
Jowa
Webster
Hiyaker
Wolfe
Great Britain
Harne Hive
Brnail
Webster Hundt
Flow to Mate Poultry and a Humorous Exchange
A noisy dialogue discusses poultry mating ratios citing English practice of six hens per male to improve stock. An experiment in Germantown Telegraph shows better chicks from five hens and one cock, while seven hens weakened fertility. A travel anecdote laments a remarkable housekeeper and a cannibal joke ends with a pun about salt and pepper.
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England
Germantown Telegraph
Tyranny Variant Noted in Workington Star Item
An incoherent excerpt from the Workington Star describes a tramp seeking food and a short exchange with a woman of the house. The dialogue mentions work and restrictions tied to a season, with disjointed phrases about wood, onions, and mowing lawns. The passage appears as garbled OCR text with unclear context and minimal discernible facts.
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Marshfield Times
Troms
Noetor
Purristine
Marshfield
Auton
Philadlelphia
Ain
North Pole
Tron
Peavy
Nanton
Geomtland
Lia
Whale Woods
Ling
Engiower Melvilly
Griely
Jemuno
Uiope
Rail
Sale Eneariins
Ates
Les Adrewly
Laem
Adler
Mathie Jolphia
Cal Science
Waterwin
Geith
Ehnea
Willime Pepper
Chiwhson
Joseph Leidy
Phihitelghinsa
Gs Epha
Hy To Wilder
Cornell University
Aid Willing Oster
Sohts Hopkins University
Sid
Milles Brooks
Allen
Tela
Investinuion Weliiel Ik
Deremy
Atbora
Peppersys
Lronmdar
Commission
Wiskin
NYWS
Kasey
Vahl Plasi
Tie Corporation of Manchester
Ino
Meyer
Is Vietia
Uwe
Hive Bean
Wok Somteneel
Crintnal
Cumberland Gap
Odwin
National Capital
WPHAM
NORL
Brest
Telnimovic
Jon L. Suneavan
Georgia
Athens
Townsend
Sullivan
New Orleans
WistoNa
Pate
Dehvoun
Debe
Owey
Hradley
Prestonia
Miphkhuria
West Silvas
Banyan of
Manaetis
Milwaukee
Hthevn
Conmerci
Ostikosh
Die
Toyalty
Pho
Ganiguny
Bolatvon Powitt
Gavillian Ul Moriilba
Pahttule
Aku
Mile Bodunduefer
Bhamboan
Outaginie
Charles Wood
Gertrude Jenls
Osher Nish
Louis Everard
Depore
Uel
Manila
Jour Hen
Jock County
Stockton
Cal
Penang
Janesville
Fred Will
San
Weat Side Railroad Company
Flo
Wells Street
E. Kluinkart Grewery Company
Racine
Bulding and
Dumuid
Lima
Elgin
George Palmour
Oyce
Wisemain
Abe Ming
Catitoraig
Woo Jeet
Edith Palmeur
Mes. L'Heps
Berlin
Timothy J. Long
John A. Linsey
Chicago
Iss Linese
Chickosh
Marinette
Pune Beveridge
Annie Collis
Legislature
Ae Idling
Per
Goury
Raecine
Waukesl
Xhall
Gardian
Senate
Horn
Hull
Sampson
Bavcock
Larsin
Tau
Rendir
Nan Brown
Subir
Chanbhaystod Faye Heyy
Lave Wells
Indy Gliliere
J. Young
Dollinsons
Sewell
Spenser
Daniels
Sir Walter Scott
Lonpfellow
Southwell
Congreve
Chorehill
Rochester
Arnastrou
Milton
Bailey
Trevel . Somgeville
Shampsel
Byron
Smoket
Irs
Mude
Bridget
Chia
Nbtalus
Cunjar
Tommy
Freddy Fingle
Reddy
Diana
Donnna
Sato
Aldbey
Lodiya
Stelgente Blecer
Tay Wotper-In-Chiw
Africa
Workington Star
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