Ill News From Quincy and Galesburg Crime Scandals
A fragment reports a wave of crime across Illinois towns including Quincy and Knox county. It describes a fatal shooting near Chatobereours Pike county, robberies with threats, and a council inquiry into moral conduct and police oversight in Galesburg. Names such as Scott, Butler, and McLoughpin appear in context with investigations into corruption and crime.
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Coron
Cory
A Mc Laebus
Grand Pury
Crane
Ain Knox County
Galesburg
McLoughpin
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Colonel Winley
Captain McKenzie Reports Mississippi River Improvements
Captain McKenzie reports seasonal river work along the Mississippi from Keokuk to St Paul. The steamer General Jenee removed 530 snags and 14 705 leaning trees while logging 6454 miles. He urges sheer blooms at river eyes for safe navigation and recommends river light on certain drains. New barges are under construction for next season.
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Kenzie
Keokuk
Grafton
St. Paul
General Jenee
McKenzie
Mississippi
Give Girls a Chance and Work Independence
Advice urges parents to encourage daughters into special pursuits, pay them for their work, and let them buy their own clothes. This fosters independence and interest in labor, reducing reliance on domestic help and preventing daughters from feeling helpless if hardship occurs.
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Iris
Portland
Failures Reported Across Regions Highlight Week Trends
The mercantile agency survey tracks failures countrywide for the week, comparing P50 figures with recent weeks. Eastern and Western districts show mixed results with notable loan and freight concerns. New York City remains a hotspot for late-stage business difficulties.
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ROG Dun & Go
Mercantile Agency
Bootside Rabh
Cowet
New York City
Railway disaster victims and theater figures haunt New York press
The article recounts a fatal railroad accident linked to New York Central trains and profiles several figures including Tony Pastor and his theater troupe. It notes the use of St Jacobs Oil among performers for rheumatism and mentions Theoptius Parsonn, a renowned professor of law, dying in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Jeli Woo Perey
New York
New York Central
Webster Wide Park
Valentine
Louisa Valentine
S Browne
Albert Richards
Quiver Kells
Francis Marechal
Darling & Hoatsen
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Supervisors to Repair Jail Neglected by Meeting Action
Friday afternoon a group of county supervisors visited the jail to approve repairs. A six member committee including Ritter Aldrich Blomberg Burr Reid and the Sheriff will draft specs solicit bids and oversee the project.
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Ritter
Aldrich
Blomberg
Burrub
Reid
Iran
Nome
Small Pox Outbreak Causes Quarantine and Vaccination Push
An early report describes a smallpox outbreak causing relocation, hospital care, and a quarantine around the Norman property. Vaccination is ordered for workers at Dimeck and Gould, with two unvaccinated individuals dismissed. Police enforce health orders as the community anticipates restrictions and covered fever cases.
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Heise Ates
Evan Lave
Seth Moire
Rittleson
Wood
Waxstrom
Winstroms House
Dimeck & Gould
Waliakes
Jaguary
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Prominent News Pranks and Real Horrors Across Time
A reflective piece traces old newspaper hoaxes and sensational tales from Lafayette Indiana to Massachusetts. It recalls Central Park monsters and a Minnesota spook story, plus a false boy’s injury in Moline, noting how such fabrications spread fear and confusion.
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Lafayette
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Massa
Minnesota
Adam Sell
New York Herald
Central Park
New York
Moline
The
Disratch
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Deere & Co Diary Mailing Boosts Advertising Effort
Deere and Company issues its sixteenth annual diary described as a durable chronicle with statistical census data inside. They plan to mail about 200000 diaries to remind buyers that Prem and Co make good plows while the broader campaign ships 250000 copies overall.
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Prem & Co
Latanedample
CA Plainum
Unclear Historic Scandal Fragments and Suppositions
Fragmentary OCR text hints at scandal rumors and social critique but lacks coherent facts or named entities. The garbled passages reference reporters, lawsuits, wealth, and vague events, offering no verifiable dates or subjects for reliable summarization.
Fragmentary remarks on crime and psychology
An excerpt discusses a defendant’s mental state and influences on crime. It reflects on passion and restraint, noting how temptation and cruel impulses shape actions. The speaker suggests juries could prevent future crimes by probing underlying causes.
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Lyuer
Bang
Extending City Boundaries Benefits and Pitfalls
A discussion on urban growth argues that larger populations and wealth attract further expansion, benefiting both city and suburbs. It cites street improvements, schools, safety, and services as shared advantages, noting the interdependence of urban and suburban areas and the tax base benefits from a broader tax base.
Jurymen deny signing forged affidavit in Guiteau case
Four jurors whose signatures appeared on the crime affidavits filed by the defense deny any copy was in their apartments or hotel. They state they never held a pen during the trial except while writing autographs, and that any writing was done in the presence of officers. The impression is that the signatures are a forgery.
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Guiteau
New Trial Requests Over Informal Guilty Verdict
Scoville files in the Supreme Court for a new trial alleging verdict informality such as “Guilty as indicted” without count specifics. He contends two terms of court, lack of jurisdiction, improper admission or exclusion of evidence, and alleged prosecutorial and defense irregularities.
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Scoville
Supreme Court
Couns
Das Inet
Case Highlights Confusing Court Report From State Trial
Fragmentary OCR reveals a trial narrative with vague references to Samuel WoM and Prat bilo Pree. The piece mentions court proceedings, treatments, and a schedule claiming a two week period in a state context. Names and exact actions are obscured by errors.
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