Parcels of 19th century unrest and land prices in Acworth
The item reports on contested national tensions and local real estate: a New York influenced agitation described with rough figures, a large county comparison, and a notice of a 260 acre Acworth estate advertised for sale at a set price. It notes Charleston and Claremont markets as context for land prices and development.
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Sam Jones Iis
Wis
Sym
New York
Jergudém
Bankees
Politiehwi
Abe
Apwur
Gioetly
Dresvud
Gera
Till Pring
Argent County
United States
Cyster County
Montana
Niles
Vermond
Massachusetts
Connesticut
Delaware
Rhodeshud
Ows County
Belgium
Auunla
Arhuines
Grouwisi
Rober
Wbly-Bounnd
Argentine Republic
Povernpives
Germany
China
Telegraph
Migialung
Lan
Cincinnati
Gody
Marth
West
Ob Cho
Plana
Clust
Hampshire
Apyenie
Tate
Mab
New Hiuyshire
Gottiius
Wendlica
Wirooneunicht
Recert
Acworth
Luti
Charleston
Claremont
Latest Telegrams Reveal Widespread 1888 89 Election Shifts
Telegram summaries report elections in new states running mostly Republican except Montana. Notes on New York Milwaukee peach receipts, flood damage in New Jersey and Mexico, religious offices reshuffled in Chicago and Canada, and foreign weather and trade impacts. Also mentions Queen Regent of Spain easing etiquette and a speech by Nagle in Chicago.
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Ealay
Montana
Newor Licetiac
Milwaukee
New Jaret
Antsterdon County
Kaxxay Croy
Board of Police Commnioners
Salvation Army
Mita
Harrisos
Chicago
Bunin
Nagle
Mare Plat
Cuwaco
Harrison
Witex
New York
Wilkie Collins
Ingge
Rink Sulson
Atsad
Toronto
Sng
Canada
York
Uuidielig
St. Paul Mint
Lanceforth
Tyargnur
Duluth
Minn
Tannestown
Bion Valles Ueik
Nighy
Martin
Minty
Dakots
Tashop
Srons
Balls
Mey
Lowupli
Cutler
Abs Pester
Sir Thomas Elugeh
Winona
Will Bey Listign
Winurit
Digloth
Tota
Bamley
St. Val
Maun
Fallstown Ealso Beerkilicate
Poly ! Sh
Indictments and crimes spree sweep through Wisconsin and Illinois
A garbled but dense summary reports indictments involving Suuntre Feats of New York and associates, plus a Cook County grand jury finding an incidence of casbezslement against Harry Z. Clifford. Mentions murders, inquests, bail set at 3000, and a wave of local violent incidents across Milwaukee and surroundings with multiple victims and police actions.
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Chalkley Laconuy
Escaxana
Wal'ian Sous
Adathuy Gabor
Jos
Sahoroy
Ouigado
Michael O'Connor
Hawk Hand
Pasilic
Ingindec
el Latloche
Ming
Wisconsin
Niger
Pnlice
Milwau
Ogtrin
Steynssen
Win
Johns
Fremont
Tad
Jaber
Fires and Fire Costs Hit Rural Towns in Wide Destruction
A sweeping fire campaign devastated farms and storage areas across multiple towns. Losses estimated near 190000 with 170 cattle destroyed and thousands of hay bales burned. Officials report wind complicates suppression while damages exceed 280000 overall. Local farmers face ruin as livestock and crops perish.
Reform Delegates Visit Secretary Blaine for Exposition Progress
The agenda covered diplomatic ties and prizes as American delegates to the American Congress met with Secretary Blaine in Washington. Attendees included ex-Senator John S. Humrerson, Cornelius Bliss, Jefferson Koolik, Andrew Carnegie, and others, with talks on awards, medals, and vessel construction.
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Wasiixuros
Hendemay
Missouri
Blaine
Delonites i
Guneral
United States
Prin
Ailea
Bolshevik-like Boulangists Gain Lapses in Digest
A jumble reports Boulangists drawing strength with the general ballot. Word of ship collision near Newfoundland lacks details. Stree Carding and Manning settle a strike in India docks as workers clash with old hands. Mr Gladstone called the Grand Old Man by some.
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Panos
Luted
Mons Murtie
Hauchax
Wrocean
St. Pideoe
Newfoundland
East India Docks
Pyse
Manning
Gladstone
Socialist Convention Converts to Conform with Major Parties
Fragmented report notes delegates and committees debating constitutional naming and alignment with big political parties. The Chicago ministers and New York division are mentioned as shaping the structure. overall tone hints at party realignments and organizational changes.
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Pldforuy Ganses Wirth
Migewisten
GicoaGo
Winoe
Nate Nona
Islaw Ogrens Aranle
Conanition
Constitutional Namicinvat
Chigo
New York
Dnadhernial
Unclear transcription on city dispute and wreck end notes
Fragmentary OCR describes a coastal incident with names and actions. Mentions a coach Cavnpel Lavouille and a Canes city scene, wrecked vessels, foreign binges, and ashore reuse. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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Danie
Gelion
Tawelstigg
Mexseo
Canes
Pichilly
Fragmented legal notices and incidents in a dated issue
A mixed OCR excerpt reports on court actions restraining Alexander, Natalie asserting maternal rights, land reform proposals, and a fatal powder house accident at Gypsum mint near Cayuga. It also mentions a Boston child and requests for the reader’s latest theosophy works, reflecting incomplete, disparate items from multiple topics.
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Walton
Gypsum
Cayuga
Out
Miss
Boston
Parnell at Avondale Estate Wicklow Portraits and Legacy
The article surveys the Avondale estate of Charles Stewart Parnell in Wicklow Ireland, detailing the decayed mansion, overgrown grounds, and views from the hill. It recalls Parnell’s early life, his mentorship by Father Galvin, and his rise from local aristocrat to Irish nationalist leader, alongside notes on the surrounding Glen communities and historic lineage.
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Chicago
Parnell
Jordiy
Wicklow
Avoca
Clara
Igendzlough
Chile
Luberty
Centurive
Glens
Nornith Steel
O'Byrnes
Lilmans
Choir Dale
Gawet ‘Byrne
Pugleumynt
Wie
Wertermn
Nivicion
Jiarneil
Depry
Milleh
Clangely
Awitford
Hillerman Aed
Vale of
Glendylough
Mins
Michual Dyer
Wicklaw
Vanegar
Ulis
Das Amaister
Liamient
John Parnall
Conmerillan
Parnes
Avanborg
Ile Bod
Wisconsin
Avod
Ds Howard
Waii
Marae
Ol Ironsidas
Toin
Kingdon
Avondile
Pat Gaffney
Dublin
England
Galt Ney
Rath
Avondale
Hevibis
Grand Ney
Thoronihly
Muneste Milita
Rathdrum
Priset
Parcell
Lord Edward Fitzgerald
Garth Aryan
Trish
Father Galvin
Fucker Galvin
Mr. Parnell
John Parnell
Eris Lawler
John
Charles Stewart Purnell
Archer
Johm Burnell
An O'Byrne
Fitzwilliam Hume Dirk
Purell
Libbe
Meath
Alvin
Durell
Eid
Vansarood
Pura
Orklow
Rothdrem
Aughavanna
Carrawaystick Mountains
O'Conner
John Tilan
Avondale Trousa
Ancient Athens Economics and Public Life Note
Fragmentary OCR summarizing ancient Athens: population, slaves, exports, markets, laws, public buildings, festivals, and notable figures. Includes references to tax, interest rates, military pay, and the cost of daily goods, with scattered modern-era travel and health ads and a fire loss in California.
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Piblisburg
Athans
Attiwe
Athenz
Pontus
Athens
Dervosthenes
Natal
Plutarch
Barthone
Portan
Ont
Clear Creak
Vilage
Cambria
Obispo County
California
Proverbial Views on Women Across Cultures and Time
The text surveys proverbs about women from various lands, noting enduring claims of female will and virtue. It contrasts perceptions of women as strong and influential with depictions of fickleness and secrecy, citing Shakespeare and Montaigne and referencing the history of English and Spanish sayings.
Proverbial Warnings on Women and Marriage Across Texts
A long reflective piece surveys sayings about women and marriage from classical proverbs to modern remarks. It notes how maxims praise silence and prudence, warn against overbearing wives, and advise careful selection of a spouse, with references to Lord Burleigh and other authorities.
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Severn
Cueniane
Jefferson T
Gene Joneses
Tess
Kelly
The Vase of Water and Home Remedies in Historic Notes
The article surveys home remedies using hot and tepid water for ailments like colic, croup, toothaches, and rheumatism, recommending towels and cotton for sores, and claiming quick relief. It mentions mustard plasters and baths, then shifts to labor disputes where London docks calm after strikes and hired workers.
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Ho Renway
Kueh
Ian
China and Europe standoff over progress and trade notes
The article contrasts China’s measured modernization with Western criticisms, citing Shansi coal and iron wealth, railway and telegraph growth, and Baron Richthofen’s observations. It discusses China's vast labor potential, infrastructure push, and the global impact of its industrial rise on competition and economics.
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Hing
China
Chad
StOlbe
Omee
Baron Wiehthofen
Chius
Shinsi
Pennsylvania
Lis Pee
Trial Board Report on Cruiser Dallimare Short of Engine Power
The navy department received the official trial report for the cruiser Dallimare. It shows average engine horsepower at 5,788 with a 22.92 deficit, a penalty of 2114, and an average speed of 19.6 knots per four hours. Two indicators failed during trial and were replaced with untested ones. The secretary will waive acceptance pending contractor response on a possible further trial or final approval.
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Dallimare
Murder and feud violence reported in Alabama and Georgia
Reports detail a shooting in Montro Alabama where Neapro Stark allegedly killed Pan McAKennis and mortally wounded Stark’s daughter, later dying in a deputy’s duckshot. In Jacksonville Florida a McCay feud flare up ends with a volley through a window killing two and injuring another during a wedding event.
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Ala
Neapro Stark
Nuu
Moss Point
Pan McAkennis
Sand
Henry Ulunter
Pionit Nupro
Bund
Stark
Sun
Fred
Jaxnoirr
McCay
Feush
Anyringe
Farnivd
Peter McCoy
John Haw
Apen
Mucor ¢ Whe
Wel Juntos Yong Hand
Miss McCoy
Jensen
Warning Thy Frits Bugs Vigilants ta Montana
The tale reports threats and arson across Montana streets October 4 as fires erupt in numerous houses. Suspects tied to vigilante atmosphere are described and a lynching risk loomed as police patrolled the city streets.
Man Charged in Sewer Trench Death Case
Coroner returns verdict that Christian Schoenning died in a sewer trench due to negligent work by Paul Wy Scot and City Engineer Bussell. Defendant arraigned on a charge of manslaughter and to stand trial at the bar. Evidence presented was inconclusive according to the report.
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Worenie
Sain Claire
Wis
Gore Toy
Toath
Christian Schoenning
Aving
Paul Wan
Bussell
Barca
St Louis and Chicago Bowl Sold in Federal Court Action
The St Louis and Chicago rail line from Springfield to Liton field, 43 miles, was sold this afternoon under the federal court. Major Bul ford Wilson served as special commissioner. The reorganizing committee for the second mortgage includes D D Withees and Prose Collins. Bond holders price reached 8570,000 and a new company will be formed to operate the road.
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St. Louie
Sruservean
Bulford Wilson
Federal Court
A Is Company
Smallpox Reports Prompt El Paso Quarantine Action
In response to outbreak reports, El Paso health officials consider quarantine measures and compulsory vaccination. The city notes eighty seven cases reported up to midnight and cites the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway line as a transport route for exposure. Local authorities move to implement strict public health orders.
Bridge accident claims two lives and injures several
A traction engine and threshing machine broke a bridge near Janusville yesterday. The iron structure collapsed into the water, trapping Toba Spirke and Henry Wrighth who died. Others were seriously injured as the escaping steam harmed several workers.
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Seattled
Duuth
Fort Wayse
Ind
Janusville
Unity
Toba Spirke
Henry Wrighth
Ateam
Injunction Sought Over Chicago Board of Trade Pork Certs
The Chicago Board of Trade faced an injunction request tied to October pork certificates. The clique allegedly secured an injunction to block the inspector from issuing certificates for newly packed pork, while high priced pork deliveries were refused. Testimony cited ex parte action, with President Seaverns notified at Kenwood.
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Board of Trade At
Chicago
Citesen
Tudge Shapard
Board of Trade
Tate Deliverien
Seaverns
Kenwood
Pickers and Board Trade
Auvary Park
RobberyReported in Chicago Area Involving Mary O Brise
Mrs. Mary O Brise, 30, was robbed of 5000 dollars while traveling from Waltham to Elgin. The thief gained access by breaking a door in a room where the gray haired occupant lay unconscious. The event occurred yesterday as she visited her son's home.
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Chicago
Curesco
Mary O'Brise
Waltham
Masa
Elgin
Tragic Injury Reported From Local Incident
A veteran of the late war, Tala Ab Pourase, was wounded in an apparent self infliction yesterday. He attempted to end his life but his arm injury limited the harm. Authorities report no further details at this time.
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Hin ‘Ory
Ur Park
Mnda
Chambon
Jafferson
Byidloa
Lake
Advige
Margansmen
Montaigne
Siu-viey
Snes
Charles
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