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Minnesota Supreme Court Denies Hayward New Trial
The Minnesota Supreme Court rejects Harry Hayward's request for a new trial. He faces execution likely by hanging on December 4, three days and one year after Catherine Ging's murder.
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Supreme Court of Minnesota
Harry Hayward
Catherine Ging
Railroads Decline Consolidation Ruling Sparks Victory
Judge Kelly of St Paul decides against consolidating Great Northern and Northern Pacific. The decision is seen as a victory for St Paul and Minneapolis while the case is expected to go to the U S Supreme Court.
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Kelly
St. Paul
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Supreme Court of the United States
Minneapolis
Supreme Court Rules Bean A Vegetable
The court settles a long running question with a formal ruling on bean classification. Authorities reference standard vegetable status and implications for dietary labeling and commerce.
Bold R to Travel Faces Rail Rate Objections
The passage argues that an ambitious R plan could be viable if travel costs drop and rail rates lower the main objection. It hints at railroads as a potential obstacle and mentions a lion secured on the matter.
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Lion
Sioux Falls Press Targets Excessive Drinking Crusade
The Sioux Falls Press launches a campaign against heavy cor ing and influences the coming woman, while Cal argues about a Iowa woman who drank strong liquor repeatedly.
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Sioux Falls
Cal
Iowa
Fragmentary Musings on Governance and Society
A garbled excerpt cites Dr. Samuel F on American ideals and political manipulation. It mentions literature and honest meat in writings, old phrases, and a critique of state power and patriotic poor in a hazy, chaotic fragment.
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Samuel F
America
Mystery Racing Group Forms Amid Odd Claims
A new organization emerges amid fragmented notes claiming remarkable feats. The text hints at control by an entity named inneey Ocontrol and mentions racing, a brace, and attempts to break a great octopus through unusual methods such as eating pianos.
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Nels Racing
Aes
Penes
Succes
Debs Welcomed by Tens of Thousands in Chicago Return
The article notes Eugene Debs greeted by about ten thousand men upon returning to Chicago from Woodstock jail. It references his controversial actions and the role of the A R in opposing civil and federal authority, while mentioning Debs’s six months of confinement and ongoing influence among workers.
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Eugene V. Deb
Woodstock
Chicago
Eugene Debs
A. R
Detsocrates
Debs
Ives
Election results stir GOP debates on presidential contenders
Washington observers note no clear shift in Republican nominees yet discussions intensify. Reed advocates press claims of New England and Massachusetts support while McKinley and his allies gain momentum from Ohio and southern wins. Allison as a possible compromise grows with Iowa’s strong showing and Illinois figures shift Democratic prospects in play.
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Washington
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsyvania
Thomas B. Reed
New England
Mr. J
Ohio
McKinley
Napoleon
Allison
Reed
Iowa
Harrison
Illinois
Cullom
McKinv
C Ns
United
Am H. Morrison
Fragmented political commentary on American party reforms
A disjointed excerpt discusses the Republican stance and the nation's debt weight. It questions remedies and hints at concerns over international affairs and gold standards, mentioning farmers and planters and the need for a national policy. The tone is resolute about reform without detailing concrete actions.
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Bladelphia
Republcan
Moody Favored By Deadwood for Governor Race
The Deadwood correspondent urges Gideon C Moody for governor. A. O. Ringsrud of Elk Point, former officer and secretary of state, is praised as capable and likely to form an excellent administration, with local interest in a strong state leadership.
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Deadwood Correspo Journal
Gideon C. Moody
United States
Moody
Homestak Co
A. O. Rijgsrud
Elk Point
Parkston
Ringsrud
Huronite
Duke of Marlborough Faces Misread Motives in Marriage
The Duke defends marriage to Vanderbilt saying his aims were not vulgar wealth but personal motives. He notes his wife’s money was settled on her and argues public perception of his intentions is misconstrued.
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Duke of Marlborough
Vanderbilt
Fbisch
Kimball
D. Barker
Leete
Blsendon Township
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sioux City
Plankinton
Mt. Vernon
John Maier
Wm. Westphall
Charles Ariand
Washburn
Benedicts
John Harader
Philomathian Society
Harader
Free Methodist
Hunting & Co
Mr. Coon
Wisconsin
Schlat ter Found Amid Retirement Rumors
The Denver Times reports Schlat ter the healer has been located though he remains in retirement. The piece notes snow ends the football season in the east and concerns about hospital expansion in college towns.
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The
Denver Times
Schlatter
Twain's Lectures in Foreign Lands Draw Warm Reception
Mark Twain tours overseas delivering humorous lectures with notable acclaim. His reception in Australia confirms American humor resonates abroad as the Teachers Association schedules Saturday sessions with programs including recitations and papers on education and ethics.
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Mark Twain
Mr. Clemens
Australia
Charon's Coat and a North Island Hotel Tale
A damaged snippet describes a New Zealand north Auckland lakeside hotel popular with fishermen. A sick gentleman, Mr. and others, contemplates paying a visitor who owed him, but a dispute over a loan and a difficult decision leads to tensions and a stubborn outcome.
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North Island
New Zealand
Auckland
Wendell Holmes Note Reveals Hidden Library Drawer
Fragmentary text suggests a London queen praised various materials and a large library drawer in a town house contained a sh t. The note hints at a wanted or missing item connected to Holmes and royal taste.
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Wendell Holmes
Fragmented OCR Rough Note on Hills and Career
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions hills, a teacher, a border, and a female crew. The text is garbled with unclear references to careers and "Bismarck" along with stray terms about elimination and attraction. No coherent event or entities are clearly identifiable.
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Bismarck
Special Sale on Dress Goods and Clothing Items
An advertisement announces a special sale offering large discounts on dress goods hosiery underwear shoes cloaks and clothing. The callout promises wide cuts across all listed lines for customers to gain from an immense sale event.
Savage Mooselock megantic scenery draws explorers
The Lake Mooseelock megantic region of Rangeley lakes presents primeval woods with trees standing like sentinels where water has risen to shore, making trails scarce and interior areas largely unknown to guides and visitors. Peaks of the White Mountains loom on clear days, and rough seas appear on windy cloudy days, enhancing the rugged, savage landscape described by the New York Sun.
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Langeley Lakes
Rangeley Lakes
Moose
Megantic
Adirondacks
Mooselock Megantic
White Mountains
New York Sun
Fourteen Years of December Weather in Huron
Weather Bureau data from Huron covers December readings for fourteen years. Highlights include mean temperature 19 degrees, warmest December 81 with 25 degrees, coldest 1886 with unknown degree, record highs 6 degrees on the 20th, record lows 34 degrees on the 2ath. Frost timing mid September 17 and last frost May 16. Average monthly precip 0.63 inches, seven days with 0.01 inch or more. Peak monthly precip 2.09 inches in 1887, least 0.606 inches in exclude. 24 hour precip max 0.90 inches on US 29, 1889. Snowfall max 45 inches on December 1, 18. Clouds 12 clear, 2 partly cloudy, 7 cloudy days. Northwest winds prevail. max wind 18 miles per hour from the southwest on 10th, 1894.
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Degees
Issd
Issa
The Thec FollowRm One Day Showat No Vat No Ar Per
Fragmentary OCR notes list a one day event with unclear venue and pricing terms. It mentions follow up followrm and numbers that resemble catalog or ad codes. No clear date or location is readable.
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