Sovereign Is Savage Says That Ad Now Between the Devil
The Weekly Capital in Mitchell South Dakota features a controversial piece asserting labor fights back against capital. It condemns money power and a manipulative banking system, warning of a rising plutocracy eroding constitutional rights and free government.
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Sovereign
Anpty
Washington Spiril
Titannet
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Devii
Boyd
Ibiel
Gree
Deep Sea
Qulegourg
Trintal
Feigny
Iad
Fernity
Haa
Povyeriuieht
Ional
Lomdon
St. Petersboro
St. Catershure
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Duel in New York Leaves Four Wounded in Public Fight
In New York near the patissades two young men named Veigh and Wilkes fought a duel at close range. Both were wounded, with one standing later and others cited as notable locals. The incident, linked to personal feuds and newspaper circles, ended after all cartridges fired.
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New Yorke
Tupper Wilkes
Robert Raiei
Owens Pana Degirh Butler
Wail
Gearee Snepe
Doel Pedvellion
Gearce Bathory
United Sites
Gouint
A. Walkes
South Dakota
John Wilkes
Trowne
Owens
Unclear Ottoman Turmoil Signals Possible Ministry Change
Fragmentary dispatch reports unrest in Constantinople with talk of a near ministry reshuffle and a candidate for the vizier post. Diplomatic observers note disputed standard alignment, with mentions of Shakir Tasia and other officials in volatile preparations around the palace and city.
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Fasteen
Constantinense
Grresta
Malanood
Jollidin Ps
Ereai
Coan- Stantinople
Rmhar
Ie Myssydre
Ergeveund
Bitlis
Betoe Speuaily
Ghiarand
Shakir Tasiia
Connie Siiney
Ted Tory
J'sha
Grimitals
Postmaster Controversy Ties To Washington Staffing
A garbled report references the Assistant Postmaster general and posts in Washington. It mentions overtime reductions, presidential salaries, and allegations involving Jones and Mrs Jones amid postal service labor concerns.
Nourweelan suite Moatel: unclear race event note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Nourweelan suite Moatel and Wet TWuaredipoot with scattered names and numbers. Details are unreadable, leaving a partial scene with no clear event, date, or participants.
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Fias
Mowe
Castle Spegal
Moatel
Eleeven
Osthapponis
Lang
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and events
The readable text is fragmentary and lacks a coherent narrative. It mentions several garbled names and terms without clear context or verifiable details. No definitive person, place, date, or event can be determined from the legible portions.
Maniac Threats Trigger Police Probe at Pullman Building
George M. Pullman and his manager John B Griffin faced threats from a man named Sherman, a window cleaner at the Pullman building. Sherman vowed to kill either Pullman or Griffin, was tracked to the freight elevator by officers, and declared his intent amid a prior extortion demand to a woman who offered to name his targets for $25. The man was deemed insane and removed to a detention hospital.
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Ceorce M. Pullan
John B Griffin Raven
Geo M. Pullinoh
Tuatet
LB. Griffin
Te Itulinga
Wm. Sher
Pullman
Eopar Inlihe
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Griffin
Sherman
Pillman
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Luvidine
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Sentio
Eusioly
Poathupu
Grorhoth
Remains of Anarchists Reburied And Cremated In Cemetery
The report notes the ashes of August Spies Louis Lingg Albert Parsons Adolph Fischer and George Engel were cremated at Wilhanein Cemetery and later to be reinterred elsewhere. The ceremony drew crowds and mixed reactions as officials restricted a public demonstration and scheduled a hall gathering on West Twelfth Street with speakers Johan Most and Lucy Parsons.
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Cloeano
August Spies
Alber Parsons
Louis Lings
Adolph Wiseher
George Engel
Wilahein
Greil’s Wall
Walther Ftusing
Dimnistraudon
West Twelfth Street
Johan Mostn
Lucy Parsons
Enhaus
Curious Convened in Congress Expects Fresh Faces
The piece notes 162 of 330 incoming members are new to Congress with 27 Democrats among them. It highlights varied backgrounds like Salvation Army soldier Cyrus A Sullo, Texas legislator Miles 6s. 4% and others, and mentions veterans remaining in the House. It also covers court jury tipping, aid for the poor, and soon-to-be visible Congressional Library plans and Methodist school statistics.
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Salvation Army
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House of Representatives
Senate
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Fife
Champaign County
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Massachusetts
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Brooklyn
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Michigan
Grand Rapids
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Lnter
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Missouri
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Aldermen
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Adu
C Modore Selfridge
Naval Academy
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United States
District of Columbia
Fate of the Turkish Empire in Crisis
London advices say the political outlook in the East grew more critical as the Sultan appears to defuse power by rewarding Turkish officials blamed for recent Armenian outrages. Complete dismemberment or deposition of the Sultan looms as a likely outcome.
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Armenia
Dardanelles
Lis
Great Britain
Levant
Tureey
Turkey
Germany
Austria
Italy
Yildiysk
Abdul Hamid Plans East Front Library Project at Capitol
The sultan of Turkey critiques the Capitol’s beauty as a library facade work begins on the east front. Grounds are to be landscaped in a manner matching the Capitol park, with completion hoped by December and full construction of the library grounds set for spring.
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Capitol
Capitol Park
Work for the Negro Methodists Aid Society Meet
Meantime Methodist representatives from across the country gathered in Ceo to discuss the Freedmen Aid Society goals and next year’s work. The Chicago meeting marked the society’s return after eighteen years with reports showing forty four stations, 473 teachers, and about 9,270 students across black and white schools.
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Suams Aid Society
Chicago
M. A. Parkhurat
New York
Denenogo
Rust
Cincinnati
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Isto
Trinity Church
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Corn crop leads in volume despite lower yield per acre
The November report from the Department of Agriculture shows the corn harvest as the largest in recorded volume. The overall yield rate is 20.2 bushels per acre, below October's estimate, and the statement is preliminary. State-by-state figures for New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Kentucky, and Nebraska are noted with an average yield around 20 bushels per acre.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Kyane Hee
Nebraska
Unclear text fragment from Aberdeen store notice
Fragmentary OCR readout describes a store printing a portion of Sions and a treasurer involved in expenses. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or named entities to confirm a concrete news item.
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Aberdeen Newshood
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