Gold Diggings and Political News From Some Foreign Press
An assortment of items describes gold prospecting in Georgia and California and a London and Dublin news column. It notes gold deposits, mining ventures, and mint considerations, along with George’s Boston report on the Australian system and voter behavior. The dispatch reflects 19th century global news focus with finance, empire, and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Gsiven
Thes Chivas
la Lawune
Haying
Streota
Gol
Lalot Hut
Sondlanuad
Goorin
Arbruteh
Wari
Herald Geneliles
Empire
Nie
California
Australis
South Africa
Alaska coal finds and notable 19th century notes
Vast Alaska coal deposits are reported as nearly inexhaustible with ore at 500 feet depth causing a water geyser in the shaft. The dispatch also covers lectures by Mar O'Rell, a big song sale in Washington state, railroad legal questions, and various political maneuvers and court verdicts reflecting a busy post 1889 scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Oncome
Ceast Islands
Pact Biovr
Fama
Mar O'Rell
England
Bik
Onereyvans
Kas
Cherrysile Vulcan Cowl and Minning Company
Duniso
Australia
Cali- Tocnia
South Africa
Africa
Norway
Sweden
Petra
Hermann C. Saari
Ls War Department
Washington
Lise
Europe
Saur Larne Crry
Utal
C. WW
Penrose
The
News
Luciera
Penitene
Houwa Mutha
Parly Minn
United States
Chuich
R W. Hall
Chigue
Burlington & Northven
Chicago, Burlington & Northvans
London
Endlothe
Greennough Walker
Liverpool
Unita Bate
Syndicata
Sid
Saratogi
Springs
Ark
Poland Springs
Toums Seine
Waukesha
Wia
Blow Lick Springs
Kentucky
Mang Kise Sentenced After Wife's Death in Pennsylvania
A chaotic report notes Mang Kise was sentenced in lsaleton Pennsylvania to six years and four months for killing his wife. The piece weaves assorted global names and events around a grim murder, amid fragmented details and garbled OCR text.
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Mang Kise
Lsaleton
Toronto
Andrew
Deusin
Kansas City
Maj
Denaust
Wausau
Wisconsin
Liothaus
Wallies
Grand Avenny
Theo
Tak Benah
WGN
Syed Eins
Continental World News Digest From Berlin to Spain
Dispatches from Berlin report denial of a quassacce against Ue Peters amid ministerial resignations over a war policy dispute. London and Paris press claim of Cola revolution baseless. Lake Nyassa area battles leave seventy five dead after Mikolola attack. Reichstag rejects cattle import ban and wine import motion. Universal suffrage decrees issued for the republic. Castelar’s movements spark political speculation in Paris as Spain awaits a possible Republican development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Zanzibar
Peters
Onand Oie
Mosixvipen
Jresiderih
Havaxa
London
Paris
Cola
Igland Politicnlle
Lake Nya
Sultan Macingire
Lke
Partingatli
Ekstrich
Mikolola
Wantix
Reichstag
Herr Barth
Herr Websky
Oncok
Pretto
Civ
Lelh Hue
Courtey
Pauilio Castelar
Mari
Appointment of pension commissioner selects site for snowy yard
A report from the Eng commission appointed by Secretary Whibney in January recommends Aliers at the lower end of Now Drhyans, Washington, D. C. as the suitable site for a snowy yard on the Guté bas wade. The commission notes support for this location and mentions the appointee’s role.
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Ing Navy Department
Henry Clay Cochesnt
Marine Corps
Aaron Ward
Legion of Honor
Varig
Congress
Wasutxorox
D. G
Yaylor
Jimeral
Interior Department
Atevtas
Gomala
Corgne
Ridironda
Commissionur
Reine
Wamuxarox
DLG
Valente
Rio Janeiro
United States
Adkems
State Department
Ih Ts
Adams
Miller
Supreme
Jedvessly
Henry Tmitahengis
St. Louis
WB. Brown
Machigani
N. Bs Brower
Topi
Aidessudga Conrit W. McCrary
Iowa
Hitchuiel
van Secretary
Noble
Lright
Allustrious Muggi
ISS
Eng Commission
Whibney Lash
Waswixaton
Fire roars through Anaconda copper mine killing four workers
A tunnel fire at the St Lawrence mine section of the Anaconda copper complex trapped four miners, Keller Beyond Murphy and Page among them, as heat smoke and powder danger filled the lower levels. Rescue attempts saved others but several workers remained unaccounted for, with the nation noting Anaconda Copper Company’s vast scale and stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tika Biereligg
Sumelay
St. Lawrttea
Levaly
Keller
Byond
Murphy
Page
Hive
Sh. Lawrence
Hitust
Weralu Werk
Thanksgiving Day Prayer Fragment Across Text
A garbled transcription presents a fragmented Thanksgiving prayer listing thanks to God for years, prosperity, harvest, and protective powers. It includes scattered lines referencing blessings, rain, harvests, soldiers, and nations with numerous garbled proper nouns and stray phrases. The piece resembles a historical tribute page but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Thanksgiving tale of love and loss in a crowded city shelter
A fragmented 19th century domestic scene unfolds around a widow named Antoiné, her struggle after hardship, and a tale of affection tied to a young man named Jimmy. The narrative drifts through Thanksgiving, poverty, a stiff-necked society, and a quiet gesture of goodwill as a silver dollar and a token card travel from stranger to hopeful hands amid a busy street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoiné
Antoine
Baron Lok
Reid
Anil Carr
Lee
Jay Halle
Basker
Turkey
Agmsithannian
Phir Vondomin
Tylee
Jimmy
Ted
Thanksgiving kindness from unknown donor reshapes Antoine family
The Antoine household learns a nameless benefactor bought a turkey and other provisions for Thanksgiving. Mrs Antoine, grateful yet curious, ponders who could perform such a generous act. Nearby families face similar trials as charity arrives in quiet, uncredited form, highlighting communal care during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Antoine
Thare
Mr. Crofts
Crofta
Thankaelving
Witnesses recount a horse sighting and Cronin case clues
The trial of James Cronin's case in Chicago's courthouse continues with testimony from Willi Mertos and other witnesses. They describe seeing a bay horse with a white face near the cottage and discuss conversations about the cottage and lodging. Witnesses also corroborate alibis and work histories related to O Sullivan and others as the defense aims to contradict earlier evidence while the court weighs the next steps.
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McCornuall
Willi Mertos
Tilkman
Forrest
Attso
Aha Casey
Ihaan
Ime Tito Ap
Dralick
Ras Yestilind
Kamae
Chin
Kanae
Q'Sullivan
Linng
Loney Meliride
Hanson
Nesk
Abind Uo
Jmyer Thompson
Burke
O'Sullivan
Lake View
MS Crow
Policerunnar
Hig
Dufendant Bopas
Challenbiael
Baileis Ur
Borrest
Hewes
Leslie
James Joyniatin
Cronin
Winn
JG McCon
Arrested on conspiracy charge linked to Knights of Labor
An arrest report states Byrne of 186 Wrights of Lavan arts was taken into custody Wednesday night on a conspiracy charge. The case centers on letters by Powderly and alleged connections to Callaghan, Wise, and Esran. The article also includes medical ad copy for Elcatelier's Stomach Bitters.
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Winrarja
Wis
Aemport
Preston
Xaven
Hhere
Hana Jacob Olson
Anéa
Byrne
da OR
Wrights
Lavan Arts
Scobtdala
Callaghan
Melinn
Niger
Elcatelier
Miterla Nilecks
Caney
Lynn K. Casey
United States
Genutor
Canny
Casey
Woman tied to Iron Exchange bank robbery case
Lou Thayer provides details of the Iron Exchange bank robbery of $49,000 on September 20. Perrin the bank keeper and Baker a saloon keeper are under arrest in Ashland and Bessemer respectively. The woman is in custody. investigators seek to connect Perrin and Baker to the crime while the express company faces repayment claims. The case involves multiple transfers, warrants, and ongoing inquiries across Wisconsin and Michigan towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hbunery
Wic
Lou ‘Thayer
Iron Exchange Bank
Phelps Perrin
EB. W. Barker
Ironwood
Mich
Thayer Awoman
Vervin
Hurley
Lie
Bul
Express Company
Baker ml
Womtn
Kronivood
Mid
Baker Wis
Baker
Tromwood
Perrin
Ming
Lien Geken
Ashhad
Taker
Uru Gingohie
Bessemer
Dhe Dine
Ray
Perri
Aval
Jefk
Eahier
Ita Pene
Verrin
New London
Wis
Fru
Binghas
Per
Lronwood
Parvin
Tusa
Z. C. Reynalis
Tike Genevir
Malar
Pererin
Biker
Walter
Wisconsin
Une
Perrinsia Baker
Olnos
Baleur
de Hurley
Li Perrin
Cluteet
Dove Hin
de Senoreris
Minuter
Hunky
Anistant Curhiur Perrin
Ashland
Money in Circulation Report of the Comptroller of Currency
The forthcoming Comptroller of Currency report for the year ending Oct 11 89 notes 3319 national banks the largest since inception. Aggregate capital and resources rise with loans and discounts up to 1 005 729 739 while circulation outstanding nears 4 279 000 000. Banks hold 194 927 000 in United States bonds and 986 752 003 in real estate notes. Fourteen banks organized, thirty four closed, but overall system growth trails demand for banking facilities. Recommendations include tax relief on circulation and careful substitution of securities. reducing deposit burdens and adjusting interest rates. prepayment options to align with four percent bonds.
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Ce Carre
Euding Octover
Wasson
Lanka
States Bank
Treasury
Hanks
United States
Texan
Comptroller
Banka
Ay Wisix
Night train collision leaves two dead in New York area
A passenger train on the Lehigh Valley line crashed into the rear of a standing local at a station. EG V Curry, a postal clerk, and John Vanhorn were fatally injured. two others seriously hurt. Nearby reports mention family and guardianship disputes in St Louis court matters and other unrelated notices about polygamy laws and a fire damaging iron works in Williamburg.
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Callie Dugewa
Ulacry
Etiuuur
Manhattan
Agnes Manning
Prignamarata
Slarpless Bros
Ry Quoils
Joseph Hodges
Rae Sidinge Twooniles
Acchio
Babueday
Atelit
Bres
Fie
Gand
Wwen
Ilisparel
Freight Teen
Angier
Herth
Henke Wises
Maver
Lenthors
Kununciska
Siroix
New Yorkera Tribune
St. Louis
Chetenhaio
Beriweiioe
Lanigh Valley Road
EG. V. Curry
Wut Kid
John Vanhorn
Dassaging Werk
Ottawa
Pax
Heek Iron
Williamburg
West Territory
Death of an Honest San and Pendleton Dies in Brussels
Hon George Hunt Pendleton ex senator and diplomat dies in Brussels after a stroke. Born in Cincinnati July 25 1825 he served in Congress from 1856 and ran for president in 1864 with McClellan. His funeral is set for Wednesday. he leaves two daughters and a wife from Princeton Kay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princis Scott Kay
Penilaton
Somndal
Congressien
George
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Marshfield Times
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Trin
Daman Disa
Dongola
Vayis Weiter
St. ‘Louis
Austris
Dublin
Tey George
Boston
Ning
Meir Loriner
Mr. Guorga
Asuurien
Wien
Chicago Timm
Pension Bureau
Bas Son
Son
Pauriss
Cress Motty
Farwell
Batcock
Santee Ghiye MeHlowe
Keontucky
Satyrugl Reranio
Renbuedyy
Willian
Gamboa
Derensed
Oller Appotibaaite
Tobias Tova
Gaalanatiay
Mastone
Gio Dietrick Af
Lonnewiel
Julia
United
Bucs
Cnmry
Walt
Gaule Flcalties
Tive National Capital
Dantlett Dare
Rover
Dhaka
Phaikea
Coweay Parks
Abella
Yebhy Hawks
Tepenaarey
al Awh
Mirna
Stein Cave
Elernal
Mym Aes
Simmy Antone
LO Guaxiek Srn
Leiguin
Fez
Suror
Alice
Mar Willing
Thialksyrivung
Geoxgivns
Haan
Sallyesaye
Lion Binter
Conrad
Arte Fron
Bremen Sone Mine Ag
Wretn
Rene
Bree Nut
Wight
Cabs
Bolle
Hart Beer
Greingeduys
Jane
Nikife
Dias
Standard
Sircken
Ragehoy
Bukury
Tawrenson
Payl Office Department
Piutter Generale
Sina
Vasiute of
Architacks
Eession
Cincinnati
Richard M. Hunt
Provident
Whitt
Saiwe
Masatnilns
Comenswiauer
Bussey
Carter
Hood
New York
Lha
J. Susskind & Co
Tb Canal Street
Ibis
Sunekind
Otticerr
Dermand O Freee
Muwadhen Mariel
Torksan
Ole
Mirlevs
Peter Eh
Geller Maye Hirkes
Porlhdtaadtys
Het
Veller Dias Waryy Lavd Kungs Galt
Pelle Sovyiber
b.Witg
Veller Danmiry
Stoulslere
Hort Clan
Kaoosthes Whark
Daat
Kye Finn
Frent
Sas
Ehipmenta
Guiles
Kien
Prochkerd
Ferry
Texas
Wilted Ab OK
Hemry
Gunes
Mighty Huisled Ord
Sunes
Etry
Maitives
Gob
Enn
UL Leers
Wislett
Fierney Enploye
Helott
Or Pinkerton
Sturgeon Bay
Fursinxe
Ohio
Cleveland, Loraine & Wheeling
Myern Ras
MONEY
Dacksesville
Fla
Olivette
Kes West Town
Havant
Si ‘Brietobel
Ordinnaice
Mathivas
Aroun Mutanads
JS. M. Munon
Coneul
Contat Hida
Costa Rica
Chicago
Dackman
Mia Jackman
Misa Jickman
St Louis
Sheiaqhita
Gienda
George H. Pendleton
Brussels
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