A Stock Yards Scheme With Germany In Pork Trade
Reports claim a stock yards figure offered to enter a new plant and pay the salary of a German inspector if Germany would seize on pork in Kernesed. The discussion touched U.S. contract labor law evasion and possible rail labor arrangements with Italian workers, with authorities investigating the matter as a possible cross border employment scheme.
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Een Besige
Kernesed
Germany
Welland Canal
Thenieritya
Gemnan
Fight offer to Dempsey and Fitzsimmons in New Orleans
News from St Paul reports Witzsimmons Hall in New Orleans inviting Dempsey and Fitzsimmons to meet in a bout authorized by a St Paul representative with a 210000 offer. The potential fight could occur within ten days. Separately, an eastern Denver route collision near Carlisle Col left five dead and six injured as two express trains wrecked.
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New Orleans
Rta
Witzsimmons Hall
St. Paul
Cluef
Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Fis
Salida
Denver
la Grande
Salt Lake
Carlisle
Col
Fragmented 19th Century News Fragments From Aberdeen
A garbled digest reports a fifteen mile by four mile tract bailed out during a gloria near Marshall and Bargent county. It mentions a Bribery Case in New Orleans with Emile Bagnetto found not guilty after deliberation. Also references papal mercy at Treves, a Vienna wedding lightning strike, a deadly excursion car wreck near Middleton, and cannibalism reports from Stanley Palla Congo free state with natives along the Loma river.
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Aberdeen
Marshall
Bargent County
Buuswick
New Orleans
Emile Bagnetto
Dave Bonhave
Africca
Stanley Palla
Congo Free State
Africa
Loma
Streum
Rendreds and Exenes Scene in City Report
Fragmented OCR text mentions armed individuals, a motive described as friendly, and multiple names and places. The garbled segment hints at a local incident with police involvement, unclear sequence of events, and several recurring references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ory
Hakomes
Torn Rail Crash Leaves damage and debris along line
A freight incident caused by a derailment damaged rails and freight cars, scattering debris across the track. Witnesses describe dust, overturned equipment, and partial blockage near a bridge. Emergency crews report rippling disruption and material loss at the scene with inspections planned.
Truce in Tennessee on Convict Work Until Legislature Acts
Miners and leaders back Gov. Buchanan plan to let convicts work at Coal Creek and Bryceville until a legislature convenes. Conference committee says guards suffice for custody. militia risks conflict if returned with force. Strong local trust in leaders shown by vote.
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Irra
Buchanan
Committee On Resmintions
Coal Creek
Bryceville
Duluth to Liverpool Direct Grain Shipment
A new American steel steamer named Charles W. Wetmore sailed from Duluth Minnesota with 95,609 bushels of grain for Liverpool, arriving after a direct lake to sea voyage. The trip proved feasible for direct Europe trade from Great Lakes ports without rehandling.
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Europe
Charles W. Wetionre
Duluth
Minn
Jane
Liverpx
Wetmore
Liverpool
Wellend Canal
St. Lawrences
Atlantic
Chicago
Ribs Nose Surgery and Other 19th Century Notes
Jat Ribs Make Nosew T D Bone of Las Vegas traveled to Decatur Illinois for a nose bridge crafted from cat ribs after childhood injury. A similar operation on Mrs Addie D Davis seven months prior produced a straight shapely nose. Also reported: Kansas Supreme Court case seeking attachment of Judge W McKay for disregarding orders, Pennsylvania Steel Works shut down over wage disputes, a French wreck injuring many after a collision near St Mundo, and Russia threatens expulsion for foreign businessmen not naturalizing within five years.
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T. D. Bone
Las Vegas
N. M
Decatur
Lil
Addie D. Davis
Ireland Debates Intervention Amid Irish Election Tempest
The piece recounts tensions over papal and British actions in Ireland on the eve of a general election. It notes sermons by bishops and calls for political restraint, with Lord Salisbury urged to intervene and vow against colonial interference. Strong entities include Ireland, the pope, and Exereo O fezer. The text cites political and religious leaders shaping the crisis.
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Gladstenjan
Exereo
Fezer
Limerick
Salits
Auler
Ireland
Pernell
Ireland Prospers As Government Plans Irish Bill
The Commons debate notes hopeful Irish prospects under a forthcoming government bill aligned with English acts. Reports credit improved conditions: reduced agrarian crime, fewer evictions, rising trade, and waning boycotts. Five major Irish banks declare 10 percent dividends. The Standard links subsidies from the United States to reforms.
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House of Commons
Ireland
Blour
T. M. Healey
United States
Balfaz
NOT IN MINNESOTA Gov Merriam vetoes Hall Fitzsimmons prize fight
Gov Merriam blocks the Hall Fitzsimmons boxing match in Minnesota linking militia aid to halt the contest. The Minnesota Athletic Club loses 12000 in forfeits and pavilion costs as authorities intervene, and the piece notes constitutional debates on wheat cornering and church reform movements with Cronin murder ties and Dr Briggs controversy.
South Dakota News Briefs Hit Divorce Saga and Crop Prospects
South Dakota faces a mix of dramatic social notes and agricultural optimism. A divorce case involving notable figures from Sioux Falls draws attention while Madison earns praise as a lively town. Farmers report the state’s grain crop at record levels, corn lagging in the north but hay and sugar beets yielding well. harvest excursion trains planned by the Milwaukee and Northwestern railways boost travel to Mitchell as irrigation interests grow with artesian-well hopes.
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Dakota
United States
South Dakota
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Mitchell
Late Nebraska News Hints at Bank Delinquency and Storm Sights
Nebraska banking board reports most loan and building associations failed to file reports since July 4. Nationals may be barred from operating. about forty local groups exist, with many headquarters inside the state. Also tales of a painful barber chair mishap in Fremont and a giant water spout near Butte City. John C. Watson signals push for November governor nomination. A church-front barn plan near Reserve draws local notice.
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Commonwealth
Nebraska
W.C. Brady
Fremont
Brady
John C. Watson
Republican State Committee
Farmers urged to hold wheat for higher prices amid world crop shortfall
An American agrarian circular urges farmers to store wheat as European and world crops lag. It cites severe European losses, a cyclical rise in prices, and government crop data to argue late sales yield better returns, warning against rushing to market.
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Ases
Wagoipz
AlHance
Aders Ny
Reform Press Bureau
Tars
Washington
Alliance
Agricultural Department
Europe
West Indies
South America
Italy
Spain
Africa
Germany
Austria
Russia
Atchison Gobules. A curious social vignette of behavior and perception
A fragmented excerpt describes a young woman collecting bills and warns against wearing a lead pencil in the hair. It notes a man may deny flattery's effect yet feels more self-satisfied, while a rough town figure pats one on the shoulder and calls them by first name in company.
Ruling Finds Prohibition Law Unconstitutional in Yankton
Judge White rules the present prohibited law unconstitutional as a title covers eighteen disparate subjects including importation, use, sale, and regulation of liquor. The decision bars enforcement and raises pending appeals with about forty Yankton cases tied to the liquor law.
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Dakota
Yankton
John Beecher
White
United States
Supreme Court
Railroads Protest Higher South Dakota Taxes
South Dakota tax board hearings heard railroad reps argue against higher assessments. Northwestern and Milwaukee systems cited lower tax rates in other states and questioned gross earnings versus expenses. Officials noted most lines showed operating expenses exceeding gross earnings and the board would delay final assessments pending further deliberation.
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South Dakota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Northwest
Lands Open to Entry in Huron Land District
Home seekers learn 268 430 acres of vacant land within the Huron land district are open to entry under U S general land laws. The lands suit stockraising and farming and lie near rail and market towns in Beadle Spink Hand Faulk Potter and Hyde counties totaling 268 430 acres.
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Huron Land District
United States
Beadle
Spink
Hand
Faulk
Potter
Hyde
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