Descriptive fragmentary notes on finance and buildings
Fragmentary OCR text discusses urban growth and economics. References include Chicago development plans, a proposed tall building on lower Broadway near Bowling Green, and comparisons to the Eiffel Tower and Washington Monument. Mentions trusts, bank safety, and bonuses offered to relocate furniture factories, with commentary on prudent management and responsible use of incentives.
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Yous
Chicago
Metropoliann
Washington Monument
Itill
Lower Broadway
Bowling Gree
Greenwich Street
Cos
Prominent Republican Politician Dies in St Louis
Telegrams report Grogog Ratu of St Louis, a notable Republican figure, died Thursday. Other items note cholera in Champaign and De Witt, population worldwide at 1,479,729,400, a New York insane case, and various legal and financial developments across Illinois and neighboring states.
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Currastes
Texas
Mexing
Grogog Ratu
St Louis
Champaign
de Witt
Tazewell
Iixois
Rumor and turmoil sweep nations amid misreports and riots
Rumors swirl of an imperial rift with Emperor William amid political drama in Europe. Narratives claim wrecks and riots from Tchernipoy Bassia to Didk Russia, plus trade bans, legal battles, and royal betrothal ties. A German crop report notes rye declines while Europe contends over wheat and potato exports.
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Russia
Willian
Switzerland
Didk
Scyth
Edam
Queenetown
Tchernipoy
Bassia
Purnée Fenorsasp
Roumania
Marie
Duke of Edinburgh
Ezir
West India Islands
Hey Ceew
London
Eng
Rothschilds
Bismanx
Wiliam
Reichstag
Wade & Proposition
Great Britain
South America
Campton
W.H. Allen & Co
Gatory Ke
Nowwr
United States Navy
Sixers St Paul saloonkeepers arrested for disorderly conduct
A jagged, early 1900s record notes six St Paul saloonkeepers jailed for keeping resorts for disorderly characters. It also mentions arrests for forging checks in Portland, a Chicago theft case, a hanging sentence in East Broath, a fatal shooting near Grinnell, and various other crimes and legal actions across multiple states.
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St. Paul
Doane
Chicago
Portland
Oregon
Charles Ackerman
Patrick Frierarucce
Sumut
Pittscurg
East Broath
L. W W. Coreman
John Lowy
Grinnell
Tow
Foy
Joboutown
Fragments of 19th century incidents and deaths in New England and beyond
A jumble of brief notices: a press feeder killed in an accident at Conningham and Co. printers, a Mount Car roll mishap, Miss Kitty Colebear and Jacop Brown deaths, a Texas bound escape through street chaos, Cotton Halt depot destruction at Bird's Point, and various train and rail accidents. Also reported are drownings at Sutton's Lake, a Paris Missouri aviation claim, and numerous deaths and calamities across the U.S. including Indianapolis, Kirkwood, Laramie, Monmouth, Trenton, and Potterville with victims named in some items.
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Conningham & Co
Sc. Pil
Jyarinayuy
Mount Carroll
Kitty Colebear
Jacop Brown
Keystone
N. H
Texas
Bird's Point
Lucy Jewrrr
Sarah Paaeter
Parix
Indianapolis
Ind
Burlington
Wrenf
Senisern
M. Dawsor
Wyoming National Bank
Ewikt
Great Britain
Burlington Road
Monmouth
Buin
Plan
Great Charcester
Love
Vigoranca
James J. McMuntay
Holyoke
Mass
Kylamazoo
Mich
Joan C. Honst
Dogberg & Couch Drag Company
St. Louis
Trenton
Philadelphia & Reading Road
Potterville
Curley Warnicker
Harry Wavner
Bremao Keele
Charles Bow Ae
Watmrat Repsray
yastas + mentary
Cork
Paswell- Dox
Dumb
Nicaragua
Universal
Washington and federal moves touch many issues
Widespread actions in Washington include proposed Indian school land transfer in Wisconsin Tomah and a call for reparations from Chili for the Baltimore crew outrage. Jonnathan Muigs dies at 80 in Washington and officials discuss desertion cases, while Barass arrives as Guatemala’s minister and naval reports reach the capital.
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Urid
Washington
Jooben FR. Eiking
Linuresant
Cowely
United States
Tracy
Antoonio Barass
de. Fernanding Crus
Republic of
Guatemala
Waalington
Central America
Hayes
Secretary of the Interior
Wisconsin
Tomat
Uyoin
Man Refuses Move as Woman Tries to Help on Street Car
A man remains seated on a New York elevated train car, blocking space and provoking stares. An elderly woman asks him to move, then another woman asks the guard to assist, leading to the man shrinking his footprint as bystanders jeer. The episode ends with the crowd mocking his discomfort and a punchline about reform schools.
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New York
Muile
puresAytoaiz
Reform School For
Apszish Clark
Porty
Sach
New Mortar Batteries to Fortify New York Harbor
Government moves to acquire Plum Island for fifty acres to house two mortar battery forts. The plan, designed to defend the harbor's ocean approaches, features vertical fire mortars in earthworks, partially buried to remain invisible from the sea, with long range fire to deter a naval assault through Rockaway and Gedney channels.
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Engineering Department
United States Uniy
New York Harbor
United States
War Department
Plum Island
Cony Ishiad
New York Horbor
Coney Dalind
Sandy Hook
Long Island
Rockaway Inlet
Brooklyn
East River
New York City
New York
Uawilson
Angely
John Newton
Wemy Midi
Ouiele
Venter
Sagan
Nolone G. L- Gillespie
Port
Stry Ncres
Wra
Kingman
Thomas E. Pearsul
Engrvan
United States District Court
Engraans
Jum Island
Coney Island
Point Breese
E.hermen
Barren Taland
Janiair Bay
America
Bay
Wadsworth
Hamilton
Rockaway
Pam Islands
Gedney’s Channel
Bisteria
Prnm
Sland
Nur
Phita Island
Pininjaland
Sandy Track
Villespie
Albany
Role of the Rebels in Northern Democracy’s House Party
A lengthy, opinionated national text argues that Northern Democrats will submit to Southern leadership in Congress. It claims the party’s speakers and committees will be controlled by Southern and western factions, labeling Northern Democrats as doughfaces. The piece critiques tariff policy, cites specific lawmakers, and laments internal party fractures while invoking English interference and historical tariff debates. It also references Brookings-like civic notes, a Milwaukee exposition attendance tally, criminal burglaries, marriage notices, and local happenings, weaving together political defense of Southern influence with scattered domestic items.
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Congress
New Hoyland
Acta
Mr. O'Navll
Hystuir
O'Neillus
Dinuidate
New England
Sandidale
Mitter
Wilba
Ig North
Sir Abitine
Spenber
Troy
Dumoring
Nale
Roger 4. Muis
Lexan
Benton
Mulin
Tennessee
Chitton
North
Carlisle
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Washington
House
South
Mr. Wilson
West Virginia
Milla
Texas
McMillin
Tenneasee
Breckinridge
Arkanaae
Kentucky
Turner
Georgia
Lexingico
Pennsylvania
Canada
Erie
Cuba
Philadélphia
Wilcon
Tammany Hall
Democratic
New York Evening Post
Americus
eBelien
John Bright
Engand
American Republic
Europe
Greas
Collen Club
United States
Cleva
John Bright Saus
America
England
China
Aga
Hamlin
Middleborough College
Vermont
Great Britain
Peter Cooper
Tod
King
Oshcosh
Singore
Illiam
B.C. Schulz
Kenosha
Kit Carson
Geo. Longatrest
Hawar
Zegitchctee
Chicago
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Utsks
Denslet
Veuno- Eabombeck
Marsaield
Hayward
Physisiva
Sueguon
W.doeol
Rick
Otley
Murstfluld Bank
Marehfield
Win
Elvis
Warnanc City
Upham Mtg Co
Durshfleld
Wis
WOOD
Sonutanes
Tishiany Black
Triland
Marendela
AL Kemptig
D.D. S
Firat Baydojinl Park
A. Cady
Muttard
Joan
Akivan
Mirandold
Lana von Meld
Wireoisin
Shrist. Jacobson
Goulalace
Marshfield
Farmers’ Home
Forstenburg
Due City
Nendancey Wei
Ouse
Felix
Price
CUNY
Phillip Manning
Architect
Bulder
Worth
Marshtield
Orl
HINDS
North Side Market
Jos
SEIDS
Prop
Buble
Central Avenue
Nott Side
Ward
Mareb
Merrill & Goggins
Wisco
Tuover
Parnél
Dniene Dow’ Murry
Ensign McCheaney
Otto
Buw Leen
Galifornia
Adoby
Iwada
Fainuis
Wailsing
Joan Aavocia
Fiona
Leen
Co Vonnnon
Uhey
Quan Frevouta Bts
United Kingdom
Burops
Green Bay Gazelle
T. R. Hudd
Green Day
Retin
Iohiah le
Uton
J.B. Taylor
Watertown
Flower
Henry Juenes
Mixa Margares von Bulow
Caperor
Berlin
Newport
Narugansett Pier
Highland House
Garrison'’s-on-the Houses
Kankakee
Foux
Centralia
Kenogou
Uble
Sriez
Blaine
Baltimore
Owen- Hutybingon
Saginaw
Adreira Farrazet
Boston
H. 4. Kitson
Henry W. Grady
Atlante
South Dakota Supreme Court
Georgy W. Sree
Con Greshe
Oklaham
Te Aleott Packing Company
Kangor City
Stokholdues
Tux
Vax
Hiawathy Kus
Talas Aite
Etill
Frane Varsee
Pitteborg
Thas Varney
Morahi
Jostru A Fisk
J. S. Maieb
Slovenski Bank
Uniontown
Praoklin D. Clark
Chicago & Northwest
Fru
West Site
Iowe
Marshalltown
Iowa
Iuta
Shore Road
Hurley
Florence
Mary Fuller
Wausau
Hina
J.C. Boxsie
Cuyor
New London
Florida
William Reed
Washburn
Parta
Columbus
Jetto Camp & Peterson
Minneapolis
Dionsse
Pond du Lac Hos
Wauysnu
Peck Guards
Harry Wentworth
Tomah
Frank R. Gantia
Fernwood
Lake
Milwaukee County
Spellake
Milwaukee
Young Men's Hebrew Literary Society
Jewish Alliance
Waldeman von Blucher
Elshart Lake
Iasb
Colorado
Prisces
HJ. Mubbett
C. W. Mullrath
Gathers
Dublman
National Avenue
Fred Carlson
Black River Falls
A.M. Bullock
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ripon
Ofice
Bowman
Summerfield Church
Apostle Islands
Isa Jennie Kiewert
Charles L. Kiewert
Wes
Germany
Hermann Hach
Magdeburg
Orhkesh
Menashu Bas
Himy
Erippe
Nedman
Judgman
Atlentia
Walter Merls
Houes
Dixie
Barbona
Bamilon County
Themezives
Ohio
Penenil
Cincinnati
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