Veterans Welcome With Flags and Fanfare at Milwaukee
The Milwaukee town decorates in red white and blue as veterans arrive for the national encampment. Tens of thousands of visitors, including 25,000 veterans, flood in with hospitality plans and a $250,000 guaranty fund. Parade scenes show reunions of maimed veterans and a strong Ohio presence amid orderly arrangements for the event.
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Columbus
Mitchell
Grand Avenue
Bay View
Chandler Chapman
Grand Army
Chandler Cuspman
Loog G. A R. Comasittes
Olock
California
Californian Post
St Louis
Gen Sherman Misses Arrival in Chicago Crowd
Gen Sherman failed to arrive on time for a special train reception in Chicago as crowds and officials waited. The veteran was lost in the platform throng and escorted later to his hotel by Ran som post, while other generals and dignitaries circulated at the event.
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Mitwacere
Win
Kee
Gen. Sherman
Executive Council
Chicago
Ransom Post
St. Louis
Warner
Mra
Gen
Logan
Tanner
Gen. Alger
Reocauay
Gonerate
Howry Dean
Fairchild
Alger
Alger Fox
Gen. Veasay
Vern
A. G. Weissert
Washington
Santa Fe Train Wrecks Injures Dozens at Kinsuans
A vestibuled Santa Fe train derailed near Kinsuans Illinois at 7:45 am, injuring fourteen seated passengers in the chair car and scattering travelers to hospitals and homes. Names and details of injured include Peters of Emporia Kansas and Mrs Audsley of Me, with others treated for head chest and arm injuries.
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Kinsuans
Stanaron
Lila
Tate
Santa Fe
Cing Eise
Peters
Emporia
Fa Peters
Ida Gokeyman
William R. Fish
Topeka
Johnson
F. Geald
Mulvane
Ana
Edward Audsles
Ben Levy
Stzpater
Ter Heelias
Audsley
Muwaukes
Fort Henry Flag to be Used in August Celebration
In Batropsoax Maryland residents express strong support for a large flag display next month. Boon Appleton of 71 East Fifty-fourth Street New York is noted as the leader of the delegation seated over Fort Henry in September 1614 when British forces took the fort.
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New Yous
United Mates Gines Company
Jton
New York State
Obie
Hismot
Mann
Regeet
Jeannette
Batrusoax
Boon Appleton
East Fifty
New York
Appleton
Fort Mo
London in Crisis as Dock Strike Paralyzes City
London paralyzed as dock laborers strike, cutting off communications and halting shipments. Crowds line streets for sympathy coins, while markets, gas and electric services face delays and the city endures a prolonged stalemate with no settlement in sight.
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London
East End
Hyde Park
Westnos'er Bridge
Blackfriars
Hnea
Jaboreyra
Blackfriars Bridge
Belie Tee
Thames
Mark Lane
Ap Usavalling
Aother
Matton
Prion
Italy Shaken by Earthquake Shocks Hit Multiple Towns
Athens reports severe quake activity across Giers with several shocks felt yesterday. Authorities note serious damage in multiple towns and ongoing aftershocks feared.
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Italy
Athens
Giers
Sveral
Hippolyte on Deck in Hayti Amid Port-Au-Prince Tension
Dispatch from Port-au-Prince reports Hippolyte's forces occupying the town on the 2d as Legitime and followers depart by French corvette. U S officials note provisional president Hippolyte gains control, with no rioting expected, while Fred Douglass awaits a posting but no government to accept accreditation.
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Waspivaron City
Walker
United States
Santiipo de Cuba
Datul Auz
Ghierard
Port-au-Prine
Cablu
Hippolyte
Santiago de Cuba
Legitime
Fred Douglass
Fredrick Douglass
Hayti
State Department
Wharton
Hayt
Douglass
Pares
Stabio
Gad Hippolyta
Lew Wallace
Everly Tucker
Legume
Legitime Would Doubtless Have Emphhasized the Peousoity
Commission
Department
Philanthropist Shaw Dead in St Louis Age 74
Henry Shaw famed for gifts of Tower Grove Park Shaw's Garden and the botanical gardens to the world died after a brief illness in his 74th year. His estate around 2 million dollars, much of it reportedly willed to the city for public works, was noted with public honors despite his modest nature.
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Enelo
Stadt
Louis
Saleen
Thaaenlor
Wualy
Shetuhl
Ohio
Martin Sepi
Sis
Warner Pervers
St Louie
Lote
Lee
St Louis
Henry Shaw
St. Lous
Shaw
St. Louis Ety
Tower Grove Park
Varoud
Parochial Schools vs Public Education Stance Divides Parish
Rev. Father Corcoran of Arnos Church preached against public schooling, stating he would withhold absolution from parents who send their children to public schools. He cited an order from Baltimore bishops prohibiting Roman Catholic children from attending public schools without a bishop's special permit.
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Prrtsnvuna
Father Corcoran
B. Arnos Church
Council of Bishops
Baltimore
Diocesa
Boy Wanders Forest Ten Days Reunited With Family
Elmer Foster, seven, wandered Wisconsin forests for nearly two weeks living on berries with a dog for company. He was found exhausted but safe near Mosinee, after a long search by mill workers, neighbors, and experienced woodsmen. He survived by berries and rainwater, and was returned to his relieved family.
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Wausau
Wis
Elmer Foster
Wisconsin
Baturdg#y
Emer Fuster
George Fus
Worden's Mill
Mosinee
Deak
Elmer
Priest
Ace
Parmission
Joseph
Moglnou
Nybor
Aktraor
Nati
Ali
Yo Dsoubi
Thomas Daisy
Joseph Dasprt & Co
Salomno
Fashions of the Season From Gloves to Gowns
London and New York fashion notes highlight popular shades and fabrics for the season. Green stockings, officer red, violet perfumes, and coral swimwear ornamentation dominate. Driving cloaks, ginghams, and embroidered undergarments appear, with new sleeve contrasts and limited underskirt use.
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London
Doings of Royalty and Affairs of European Courts
Reports on royal habits and gossip from various courts. Pedro of Brazil anticipates ten more years of life while the German emperor writes daily to his wife. Rumor links Princess Victoria of Wales to Viscount Chelsea. Russia buys a new dog after mantiff loss. Duke Ernest notes Napoleon II smoked heavily in youth. Empress of Austria studies Greek amid grief. Prince Eugene of Sweden returns to Stockholm after Paris studies. Russian emperor imitates Gladstone and woodchops daily. Prince of Wales becomes a leading English grain grower with Sandringham farms over 2000 acres. Trousseau linen for Princess Louise bears crown initials L. Queen sends gracious message to Gen. Grenfell and Egyptian troops. Generals promoted to major general for distinguished service.
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von Pedro
Brazil
Victoria of Wales
Viscount Chelsea
Lord Cadogan
Russia
Duke Ernest
Coburg
Napoleon II
Austria
Paris
Prince Eugene
Sweden
Stockholm
Emperor
Gladstone
Prince of Wales
England
Sandringham
Princess Louise of Wales
Obscure 19th Century Snippets From The Es San Era
A collection of brief curiosities notes Krupp statue in Es san, a new fried dish, unusual umbrellas, and sunflower twine. It mentions May and June suicide counts, a tobacco ban at University of the Pacific, carrier swallows military trial, British reading room growth, and Maine jockeys with trusted customers. An old Cahokia church closes the fragment.
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University of the Pacific At
San Jose
Cal
France
Maine
Waldo County
Cahokia
Dls
Highway Robbery Outshines Underpass Stage Later
A Minneapolis bank official and another passenger were wounded, one mortally, when a lone highwayman halted a stage near Gogebic Lake. The driver fled as the robber fired, leaving the gravely injured man in the road for hours. A posse pursues the suspect amid doubts of recovery for the wounded traveler.
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Marnxapolis
Mino
Une
Ashland
Wis
Black Bart
California
Colorado
Gogebic
Milwaukee
Lake Shors
Western Road
Hue
Michigan
Gozebic Lake
D. Mackechar
First National Bank of Minneapolis
A. G. Fleischbein
Fleisehben
Bantemor
Lous
Phys
Mackecohkar
MacKechar
Eagle River
Minneapolia
Tham
Tilsy
Wilfarm Paddon
Washington Street
Chicago
Robert Rinlout
Bank of Montreal
Wife of Hamilton descendant jailed for brutal nurse attack
Atlantic City reports Victoria Hamilton wife of R W Hamilton, said descendant of Alexander Hamilton, arrested for a murderous assault on nurse Mary O Donnell with a Mexican dagger. The injured maid lies near death. Hamilton detained as a witness. later accounts describe a quarrel over the couple s infant.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Victoria Hamilton
R. W. Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Schuyler Hamilton
New York
Mary O'Donnell
jJattar
Hamilton
Mary
Ales
Jon
Irs
Base Ball Players Arrested In Hamilton Exhibition
Cincinnati and Brooklyn teams faced 5000 spectators at Hamilton Ohio. After the first half of the fourth inning police cleared the field and fined each player and excursionist 3.95 dollars. The Cincinnati club paid the fines and the groups returned to Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Hamilton
Jumper from railroad bridge survives Ohio River leap
Aug 25 Ludlow Ky report says 16 year old Joseph E Russell jumped from the Gu e unatl Southern railroad bridge into the Ohio river, a fall about 10 feet. He suffered slight injuries and water exposure after the plunge.
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Sheree
DixGinnarr
Joseph E. Russell
Ludlow
Ohio River
Biase jam Paaking House in Aug Meet
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local meeting or event at a parking house near a street in Aug with wind conditions and mentions a fortudate of the wind and rarity notes. Names and details are unclear.
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Biase Jam
Kamas
Mal
Het Street
Gptal Sayiby
Rou
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