Turbulent Lincoln era notes from distant papers
The dispatches cover the Marshfield Wisconsin Republican State Convention to be held in Des Moines on June 57 next and a Hampton Roads Atlantic Squadron inspection. Governor Cleveland and Mr. Rogers are noted figures in state politics and law. A seven day Ken argument at $100 per day is cited, and a dynamite threat against the Brooklyn Bridge is warned as part of broader concerns about violence and unrest in the era.
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Towa
Des Moines
Suersay
Rocers
Bofalo
New York
Slaveland
Nisgurs Falls
Cleveland
Rodger
Hia
Rogers
Ken
Starroute
Ap Ench
Kera
Bs Administration of Justice
Delayed Postal Voter Issuance Ahead of September First
The post office department announces no postal voter credentials will be issued before September 1, marking a six month interval since passage of the law. Officials note slow action and compare private concerns to the department’s extended timeline.
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Prnpor Ald
Two men plead guilty in Phoenix Park murders case
Thomas Carratory and Patrick Delaney admitted guilt to the murder of Lord Caverdish and Under Secretary Burke and were sentenced to be hanged June 2. Delaney claimed innocence of the crime but said he was with the gang. the real killers were Joe Brady and Homer Kelly. Several others remain under capital sentence as appeals and new testimonies unfold in the tumultuous trial.
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Thomas Carrary
Patrick Delaney
Lord Caverdish
Burke
Gan | Tonced
Delaney
Joe Brady
Homer Kelly
Pamnix Park
Dolanes
Hyulon
Loon
Xilasinonm
Republicans seek to confirm Cook County justices of the peace
The Illinois senate Republican caucus resolved to vote to confirm all Republican nominees for justice of the peace in Cook County and reject Democratic nominees. Some members refused to be bound, enough to block action. Officials urge that confirmation rest on integrity, not party, noting the office is judicial, not political. The caucus warns of a troublesome precedent for the house when parties are divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitego Evening Journal
Illinois Senate
Cook County
Global tensions rise as labor groups push reforms and strikes surge
Evens reports show German protection requests amid French threats. New York labor union backs dynamite pressure for reform. Storms lash Wyoming and Nebraska. telegraph lines and Union Pacific trains disrupted. Snow slows stock and commerce. Rail and coal miners strike in Pan Handle region Pennsylvania. thousands quit over wage cuts. Cigar makers walk out amid demand for higher rates. Lynn sees baker strikes amid general unrest.
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Tax Central Labor Union of
New York
Wyoming
Nebraaks
Union Pacific Railway
Griathy
United States
Mart
Pan
Pennsylva— Nig Railroad
Lynn
Bfose
Berlin Returned Leaders and Irish Conventions Report
The report describes leaders returning to Berlin and others urging higher wagers. It mentions funds for relief, a French tax conversion measure, a Dublin verdict in a murder case, and arrests of Russian officers for nihilism. Britain seeks extradition. an explosion in Bodiges, France leaves many missing. Carey linked to Phoenix Park murders. Purnell optimistic about Irish convention work and reforms.
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Supsnou
Cao Les
Berlin
Iain Good Heart
Ime Carpenters
Marone
Jare du Antrike
Ure Purneil Reliet Fund
Dublin
Oxne
Fitzhurrin
Cabdiver
Whea
Philadelphia
Florence jail lynching and other 1900s crimes item
Reports a lynching in Florence Alabama after a confessed murder for tobacco. Mentions alleged theft by Indians, forged notes in Illinois, a Tennessee shooting and suicide attempt, elopement halted by relatives in Colorado Springs, church scandal in Brooklyn, Hyde Park defaulter and police probe, and a Toronto prime minister accused of perjury with political payoff claims.
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Florence
Ala
Crows Nest
Bozeman
Mostans
Janis G. Anderson
St. Jacob
Madizon County
Ticinois
Alisio
Sear Anelderson
Tenn
James Hawkins
Chow Bob Reeves
Hawkins
Texelty
Tldorada Springs
Pubi
St. Cecilia’s Catholic Church
Brooklyn
New York
Daniel Cronin
Florence McCarthy
Gravin
McCarthy
Dibel State
Cronin
W. J. Cuorch
Bytie Park
U.L
Church
Quorch
Hyde Park
Joan A. McDonaro
Daunts
Toronto
John
Accidents Tuas Died Wednesday Abrahan I
A fragmented report notes a fatal accident on Wednesday involving Abrahan I and a prominent manufacturer. Details are sparse in the OCR, but the item references Tuas and a notable corporate entity. Further readable fragments are needed for full context.
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Tuas
Windstorm ravages towns injuring many across Indiana and Ohio
Rockford Indiana and E A Collins formerly of Galena Til faced a severe cyclone that swept from Texas direction Sunday night. The storm ruined residences out-buildings and caused serious injuries. A Mormon polygamy claim from Salt Lake arose in complaint of denied redress. Legal actions show Ward's Milling and Manufacturing in Bangor Swing with 74000 insurance and a $30000 Ohio sewer works claim. An overall insured total of 50000 affected numerous Newaygo Michigan property owners.
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Rockford
E. A. Collins
Galena
Til
Granja
Norrasen
Levisiana
Bailetorm
Texas
Ward's Millingsod Manufacturing Company
Bangor
Swing
Ohio Sewer-Pipa Works
Columbua
Ohio
Newaygo
Mich
Partial April debt drop and railroad route approval
The article mentions a $3,000 decrease in public debt for April and the secretary of the interior approving the map of the Northern Pacific railroad through the Rocky Mountains. It also notes statements by various officials about perjury charges, naval orders, a coronation attendance, and a lawsuit resolution involving Senator Donlin and William Lilley, with denials and willingness to submit the case for verdict.
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Ta Ja
iNorther Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Secretary of the Interior
Surrayisisa
Hill
Mc March
Ewear
Craypian Hag
Mnecor
Casr
Treasury
Benet Galon
Green
iJuckion
Tenn
Sexatok Donsix
William Lille
A House Five Feet Wide in New York City
The New York Post reports the narrowest city house at Lexington Avenue and Eighty-second Street. A five foot wide, 100 foot deep lot forms two linked, four story dwellings with bay windows and odd internal layout. Each unit offers two bays, a kitchen and four rooms. both remain unoccupied with one available to rent at 500 dollars yearly.
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New York Post
Lexington Avenue
Eighty-second Street
Perdon
Olen
Jolon
Usy
Cume Mentoy
Maz
Texonte
Earb Igor
Hop Bitters touted as cure all digestive aid in old text
Fragmented passage praises Hop Bitters as superior to alcoholic patent tonics, claiming it gently aids digestion and various ailments. Mentions Dr Mooney and a Bergen Blod clergyman, describing-term disease relief and social fears about temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mooney
Lend League
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Ratard Ey Ee
Bergen
Temperance Man
How to Make a Smooth Lawn for Homes and Farms
A concise guide to lawn care from soil preparation to seeding and mowing. Recommends clay loam drainage, seed blends of bluegrass and white clover, early seeding, thorough rolling, and regular dressing. Emphasizes leveling, sodding where feasible, and timely mowing for durable, even turf.
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Werlarn
Wis
Jawa
Xrowto
Jeff Davis capture tale claims trove of collar relics
The piece recounts Kreper Knobel, a private in the Fourth Michigan cavalry, as the first to seize Jefferson Davis in Irwinville Georgia. It describes a dawn raid, surrender of Davis and escorts, a fatal skirmish, and a collar inscribed with the capture note. The account challenges conventional history and notes a relic collar in Knobel’s possession.
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Kreper Knobel
Jefferson Davis
Philadelphia
Mr.Knobel
Fourth Michigan Cavalry
Gol. Pritchard
Qaz
Irwineville
Irwin County
Davis
Wesern
Jefferson Davia
Fred
Pritchard
Apee
Irwinsville
Jeffreson Davis
Jefferson ‘Davia
Kaeper Enon
Michigan Cavalry
Irwingville
St Jacobs Oil and Society Figures Enter Crossed Tales
A jagged clipping mentions Joe Saaprix hurt by four men and reliance on St Jacobs Oil, alongside scattered names like Mary Ditham daughter of Judge Dallam and John Blessow of the U.S. Army. It references Bigelow son of John Bigelow and a pastor’s loss to St Thomas Church in Hanover.
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Joe Saaprix
St. Jacobs Oil
Ming Mary Ditham
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Starshfield Cimes
Marshfield, Wis
Tus Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Portreas Monroe
Anodunc
Lins Malegansy
Germany
Jan
Chawuel
Rom
Jeff Davis
Pient Jian
Havin Ho Milm
Valladelphia Times
Mra
Haynesworth
Arthur
Washington
Warahs
South Carolina
Express
Richmond
Juroagh
Paul
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