Tornado and political turmoil across the United States
A fragmented telegram scene reports a tornado in Texas causing damage at an unspecified location. It mentions W T Adame in Olversptle and Col. Wi B Strokes in Alexandria Tennessee dying, political resignations and nominations across Chicago Boston Rhode Island and Kentucky, a rail line wreck in Rome Georgia, fires in Dover Vermont and Oxford Pennsylvania, lynchings in Jay Springs Mississippi, and various legal and social upheavals including neutrality law enforcement and a major parade planned for New York. The text mixes figures, places, and events with many OCR errors.
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W. T. Adame
Olversptle
Boston
Col
B. Strokes
Alexandria
Tenn
George T. King
Richmond
Chiha
Athicago
Chica
Washington
Souhern
Rome
Dover
Venn
Peer Watson
Marry Watson
Oxford
McKinsey
Ireland
St. Cloud
Misy Jane Campbell
Prince Festini
W. Guilfrey Hunter
United States
Kentucky
Castillo
Rolof
N.Y
Mississippi River
Memiphis
Cole City
Z. F. Stewart
Cagle
Eilanohe Berard
Weat Point
J. Dombers
Spokane
Wash
Jay Springs
Mla
James Barefield
Hig
John BR. Turner
Philadelphia
Grant
New York
Mary Johnson
Cairo
Tensiesges
Arkansas
Bradley
Watler
Jackson
Poshl Ryan
Andrey Robertson
Jake
Norgy
Jenney Electric Motor Works
Bell Railroad
Indianapolle
Kruger
Transvaal Republic
Orange Tres
Africa
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cleveland
Princeton
Garrett F. Thorne
Keyport
Havine
Fali
Europe reels as crises mount over Crete and Turkey
Reports warn of poor health of Prince Bismark and possible imperial insanity rumors. Deaths and injuries ripple from Panama to London as European powers debate Crete, Turkey, and a looming tariff shift. The Central American exposition opens in Gumumala City.
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Prince Bismark
Gomez
London Daily Mall
William of Gerany
Turkey
Agu
New York
Panama
Antonio Exeta
Edward Ebenezer Kay
Juster
Kays
London
England
James R. Roosevelt
United States
Michonau and
Colina
Mexico
la Liberte
Paris
Utrecht
Tost
Hols Mezo-Vararheiy
Hungary
Gumumala
Poblic
M. Handaux
Goblet
George N. Curzon
Foreign Office
Crete
Cleveland Arrival Prompts City Law Firm Plans
The article notes former President Cleveland returning from a Carolina trip and signaling his intent to join a New York law firm. It also reports Republican leaders in New York seeking to push through charter and police board bills and amendments to the excise law at the legislature.
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Cleveland Baa
Carolina
Cleveland
New York
Eity
Greater New York
Wisconsin Legislature Reports Vetoes and Legislative Moves
The Wisconsin Legislature in Madison reports vetoes on Milwaukee police court clerk warrants and city bill signing power, with Winnibag county salary limits and alderman duties tied to Milwaukee. Senate concurrence includes a charter amendment for city officer elections and bills on fish hatching protection and deputy county treasurer appointments. A Thayer resolution proposes governor appointing a prison labor reform commission for study.
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Madison
Wis
Walter
Police Court of
Milwaukee
County Board of Winnibags
Muunicipal’ Court
Reinnoldts
Common Council
Mibwaukee
Drayer
Senate
Treasuar Madison
Thayer
Renate
Assembly
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin legislature fights over roads and licenses
Thayer and Solliday head a conference committee as Senate bills pass on births and deaths data and riparian rights. A set of assembly bills limits liquor licenses near universities, raises Oshkosh court clerk pay, and expands road and library provisions. Debates touch on convict-made goods, sodomy penalties, and education age for teachers amid broader bills on public works and governance.
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Thayer
Solliday
Senate
Jto
Dama
Vormans
F[attiers
Goxi Roada
Manleen
Thayed
Dennett
Committee of Penal and Charitable
McGillivray
Auslin 'Hal
Wisconsin Senate Passes Bills On Trusts Roads And Education
Madison March 18 The senate approved bills to regulate trusts and safe deposit firms with a 300 annual license and percent tax on gross income, authorize a state road from Pleasant Prairie to Milwaukee, enable city street linking by property owners, and adjust Richland county town boundaries. It killed measures on an advisory pardon board and unconditional pardons, and approved various education and fishery related provisions. Senate and assembly actions included physical education in schools, state fair funding debates, and tax provisions for religious property.
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Reinaaldt
Milwaukee
Wheeler
Waller
Milwaukes Pariis Court
Supreme Court
Hall
Bullard
Oshkosh
Assembly
Free Library Board
Cifies
Madison
Senate
Wisconsin
Pleasan Prairie
Kenosha County
Richland County
Hoyt
Asvartala
Isi
Messrs. Hoyt
Overbeck and Wyke
Eehgo Analeyst
Bayfield
Fshways
Dans
Ray
Agen Idm
Chipews Walls
Argovet
Tay Dk
Leeppo cd Gov
Agen
Buffington
Stanley
MclJonald Gill
Federal Law Makers In Extra Session At Capitol
Washington March 15 report on the fifty fifth Congress in extra session under President McKinley with Reed named Speaker designating the house leadership. A crowded senate attended and a special message urged tariff revenue while committees and members, including Reed’s election, were sworn in and organized for legislative work.
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Washington, D. C
Hobart
Senate
McKinley
House
Capitol
Thomas DB. Reed
Maine
Jvote
Ted
Bailey
Texas
Bell
Colorado
Newlanda
Silverite
Nevada
Reed
Toupie
Hover
Alex. McDowell
Pennsylvania
Serjeant At Arms
Benj. F. Russell
Missouri
Wo. J. Glenn
New York
J. C. McElroy
Ohio
Henry M. Condon
Congress
Testimonet on wet medicine and practical knowledge
A medical student notes the value of wet lab experience, claiming it provides practical understanding of confusions and dislocations that would be hard to gain otherwise. The remark emphasizes hands on learning and tangible insight from direct study.
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Puck
He As Near As It Can Get At It Summer Fans Debate
In a Tadlanapolis Journal conversation the idea that heaven resembles a perpetual summer is floated. The обмен hints that male to female ratios at such places would mirror those found at typical summer resorts, sparking light discussion.
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Heaven
Tadlanapolis Journal
Barrie’s New Book On His Mother Margret Ogilvy
Barrie announces a forthcoming book titled Margret Ogilvy about his mother. The work blends memory and reflection, not a straight biography, and draws on family life and the mother’s influence amid personal bereavements.
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Barrie
Wilte
Marget Ogilvy
Mr. Barele
Messrs. Scrivner
Bagnad
Messrs
Hodder & Stoughton
Harris
Roberteer Nicoll
Wenry
Mrs. Barrie
Jess Ani Leesy
Vaeir
Mr. Barrie
Joey
Mk Barriv
Keppy
Virtue of Silence Promotes Family Harmony
A Harper's Bazar excerpt argues for silence to reduce friction in families and friendships. It favors avoiding battles over trifles with children, choosing gentleness and diversion, and notes personal growth from past missteps. The piece emphasizes that minimal self-will and small sacrifices yield lasting happiness and smoother relationships.
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Tim
Eve
Gould
Harper's Bazar
Arsenic in Cigarette Wrappers Sparks Public Alarm
The notice warns that arsenic is used in colored cigarette wrappers, linking it to arsenic found in wall paper and various daily items. It cautions that contamination in cigarettes is a serious concern for smokers and households alike.
Arsenic Found in Cigarettes Warns Medical Journal
The British Medical Journal reports arsenic detected in over a third of common cigarette brands. The element, confined to colored wrappers, rubs off on fingers and onto cigarettes, potentially causing chronic lung issues and early tuberculosis signs. Restrictions on use by manufacturers in Britain and America are urged.
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de. Murrell
Chitco
Germany
British Medical Journal
Wheel weight and brakes in cycling discussed
The article argues against overemphasizing wheel weight and argues weight differences barely affect ordinary riders. It notes brakes are essential and suggests foot brakes as a neat alternative for riders who object to one handed braking, framing the discussion in practical terms for wheel performance and safety.
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Ordinsory Rand
Chivego Chronicle
Dickens Writng Method Revealed In Landies Home Journal
Stephen Fiske details Charles Dickens work habits at Gad Hill, describing daily 11 am to 3 pm sessions, drafting plots from hero names and surrounding questions, and using a consistent title style. The chalet room, sparse furnishings, and discipline shaped his approach, with letters, proofs, and literary tasks filling the day.
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Stephen Fiske
Dickens
God's Hill
Landies’ Home Journal
Mr. Fiske
Durtis
Peshter
Hive
Yates
Hei- Iifay
Tim ‘Chler
Honest Texas blacksmith and self drawn note
An old Texas blacksmith, frustrated with a stubborn debtor, agrees to accept a note for the owed amount. A former sheriff, claiming competence, drafts the document himself with quirky language and spelling, promising payment by June and declaring the note void if unpaid.
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Texas
Roxbury Association Aims to Erect Warren Monument
A Roxbury, Massachusetts association works to raise funds for a handsome monument honoring General Joseph Warren. The project plans include city support of a $12,000 appropriation toward erecting the memorial.
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Roxbury
Mass
Joseph Warren
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