Battalion drill organized at Harvard College
In peace we prepare for war as a battalion for voluntary drill is being organized at Harvard College. Ben Wade responds to a solicitation to run for governor of Ohio by saying he would rather beg for old clothes than seek office.
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Harvards
College
Ben Wade
Ohio
Mios&s. We. Wheelock
Tatabletouai
Mercer (Penn
Ast Fiitley
Weir & Brown, Greenville
Captan
W. Wheelock
Moline
Pennsylvania
Ile
Tarfoimen
United States
J. W. Morey
Esen
Uleo
Ete Nichols, Shepard & CO
Pattle
Michisan
Beecnen’s Examination Ends as Judge Deliberates
The direct examination of Mr. Beecnen closed Tuesday morning and he remains with Judge Fullerton. Some of his explanations appear to take on a different hue under the judge’s scrutiny.
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Beecnen
State Legislature Adjourns Amid Farcical Session
At noon yesterday the legislature adjourned after most members left for home early. The writer derides the session as a farce and suggests the body would have been better off if it had never met.
Troops Move From Omaha to Black Hills in Gold Rush Context
Eight U S troops depart Omaha on Wednesday three cavalry units and two infantry detachments head for the Black Hills. The note suggests gold seekers may pursue mineral riches in the region and implies potential mining prospects.
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United States
Omaha
Black Hills
Township officers election shows GOP majority in county board
A toe by toe review reveals sixteen of nineteen county board supervisors are Republicans. In Drury the Republicans were defeated by one vote.
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Board of Supervisors
Drury
Counter Protest Sparks Tense Chicago Rally
On Monday a small group of Speaker Haines supporters staged a counter protest to the Republicans on Friday. The scene featured sharp sarcasm and what the Chicago Inter Ocean described as sneers and malice in equal measure.
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Haines
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Accent on New York Times Quips and Press Etiquette
A terse note contrasts preaching to the press with enduring social scandals. The author argues that awaiting publicity costs more for the scandal’s participants as time passes. The piece reflects fashion and public perception concerns in urban society.
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New York
Representative Browning Keyed in Republican Protest
A representative from the county joined Republican protests against demagogic tactics and party rulings read at a home gathering last Saturday. The act cited reflects clear political stance and is noted as consistent with principled conservative thinking.
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Browning
Agaist
Cit Demagogne Thames
Fragmented OCR Note on Punishment and Public Shaming
A garbled passage discusses corporal punishment and the public stake in reforming practices. It references a move away from barbaric relics and the aim to lessen public shaming as a state practice. The text preserves partial phrases about punishment and public displays.
Sundes Drummond Endorses Equalization Law on Franchise Tax
Sundes Drummond rules the state must apply equalization in franchise taxation as illegal practice. The new law protecting foreign corporations advances, signaling the Taxpayers' League pushes to align tax policy with this framework.
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Sundes Drummond
Unsigned Correspondent Speculates on Susan Bb Amie in Philadelphia
A correspondent questions Susan Bb Amie’s place and role in early Philadelphia society. The note weighs potential influence and notes Swisshelm as a possible figure of interest, while hinting at the era’s public expectations and reputational concerns.
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Ture
Susan Bb. Amie
Philadelphia
Fry Review
Swisshelm
Tilhaiys Missouri press group tours up the river
A fragmented report notes a Missouri press association group named Tilhaiys conducting a river tour. The piece appears as a local paper item with garbled wording describing media figures and journalistic roles, referencing print work and public representation.
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Tilhaiys
Missouri Press
Louis
Siet
Harpers' Appointed Inquiry in Chicago
A report from the cafe committee in Chicago seeks to investigate Mr. Harper's duties. Gene Beveridee presents the case while Harper defends his honesty and propriety. The article expresses hope he can prove his conduct proper.
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Harper
Gramma
Chicago
Gene
Local Business Leaders Urge Judge Gould Run for Mayor
A petition signed by numerous residents requests Judge Gould to allow the use of his name in the upcoming city election. The column notes Gould's long residence and strong business qualifications, praising public confidence in local merchants and asserting his fit to serve the city’s best interests.
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Judge Gould
Punishment of O Sh e wife witnessed by son in execution
The article describes the hanging of O'Shea last Friday, noting the condemned woman faced the scaffold with her son present. It laments past injustices of punishment and highlights the son walking sixteen miles for the crime's expiation, framing the event with harsh moral tone.
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Louis
O'Shea
Munderes
Illinois Senate Passes Megits Bill Expands Corporate Lending
The measure, approved by the governor, grants foreign and out of state corporations the right to make loans in Illinois, enforce securities, and bid on foreclosed property as if organized in Illinois.
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State Senate
Illinois
State eyes attracting foreign capital invitation and protection
A pivotal session focuses on inviting and safeguarding foreign investment, signaling the state’s effort to boost capital inflows and secure investment terms. Officials weigh policies, legal protections, and potential economic impacts to attract global funds.
Revolver Relic from Lexington Battle Centerpiece at Centennial
Mr T W Wiuuraton of Worcester Mass preserves a powder horn engraved with the first alarm note from the Lexington bell. Wellington ancestors known in Lexington and Chran dlers are cited as veterans. The relic is shown at the Lexington centennial celebration amid reported alarming ports from Key West and Havana. Sensational dispatches are said to be gratefully received.
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T. W. Wiuuraton
Worcester
Mass
Lexington
Wellington
Mr. Wellington
Key West
Havana
George Cardall
Ellen Cardall
Pean Este
Eye Whitmore
George D Gould
Tan Now You Jemes aeerds spell- Pais vey dohecent amuse
Fragmentary text describes a young lady and a named person with unclear context. It mentions future prospects and a potential match or engagement, with several garbled phrases and misplaced words. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the readable passages.
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Wala
Peto
Shespelis
Rhian
Illinois Bill Taxes Manufacturing Firms as Individuals
A completed Illinois bill taxes manufacturing corporations the same as individuals. It details how personal property and capital stock are valued for taxation, requiring the state board of equalization to set fair cash values. The act aims to ensure firms and associations are assessed in the same manner as individuals under existing laws.
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Tc. Batatt
State Board For the Equalization
Ior
Illinois
General Assembly
Tee
Nthie
Mosneh Company
Assoetdedou
Tered
Surat
Gard Odette
First crowd excursion leaves Moline May 4 to Kearney Junction
The land department managed trip via CB Q and BN MR RR departs Moline May 4 for Kearney Junction Nebraska. Round trip fare is $15 with tickets valid 15 days from May 5. Tickets available at Clendenin Wells Insurance Office in Moline Illinois.
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Land Department
CB & Q
Bn& MR. RR
Moline
Kearney Junction
Neb
Keaney Junction
Clendenin & Wells P.O
Moline, Ill
Wifité Lead Oil Varnishes Paint and Whitewash Brushes
At Clendenin and Martin's, shoppers encountered a display of lead products including whitewash brushes, oil, varnishes, and paints. Vendors showcased a range of household coatings and painting supplies attracting local customers.
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Clendenin & Martin's
Elected town officers listed for several towns in the county
The county clerk tallies election returns from multiple towns naming officers for Canoe Creek Port Byron Coe Zuma Coal Valley Rowland Andalusia and Rural districts. Offices include supervisor town clerk assessor collector highway commissioner and justice of the peace with several constables and school trustees noted.
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Canoe Crefk
E. P. Fenster
John M. Arnold
W. McMurphy
James Dillin
David Yamburg
Calvin Goodrich
Joslyn Wlackman
Julia M. Arnold
Port Byron
lIt. C. Trent
J. C. Fleming
N. Dowance
Geo. M. McNeal
E. E. Rogers
W. C Rice
Coe
Jesse S. Daily
Arista Sadderis
Itiugh McCall
Wesley Hanna
J. 5. Knowles
Daniel N. Beal
N. B. Joslin
Fred Ov Vieasers
Ernst Krell
Ihenry Dart
Ihenry Case
Jas. M. Beardsley
Alanson IX
Philleo
Jacob R. Hitler
Jacob Brockman
Chas. W. Hawes
John Behan
Patrick Gannon
Supervasor
Chas Kitterington
Pimotty Dutton
Paties Bai Lor
Dreob A. Carpenter
Tn C. Cavet
Niles
Win Muller
William Curtis
James P. Johnson
Thomas Armstrong
J. N. Adams
T. W. Betty
H. Johnston
Re Prada
Jost Pl Starkey
John Dousherty
Thomas Bowes
Thomas Doonan
Thomas Wilson
William Smith
F. Ekstrom
Jas
C. Bethusam
Rennah W. Buffuin
Matthew Robinson
Henry Harris
James Cozad
Milton Buffum
John Mosher
Perry Weaverling
On the Verge of Life forras Week
A report notes a critical health situation with recovery now despaired, and mentions Dr. Armstrong from Rock Island who has purchased property and taken up residence in the area.
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Armstrong
Rock Island
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Ber Bt
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J.L. Peters
Broadway
Beatty Piano
Daniel F. Beatty
Washington
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Smith, Cassel & CO
Pat Ay Turley
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