Suburban Correspondence from Hipmpton and Nearby
Local notes from Hipmpton dated July 15 recount visits by Teante Wake and Zuma, harvests and fruitfulness of blackberry crops, and residents traveling to Madison Wisconsin and Rock Island. Several sermons and church activities mentioned, with visits from Rev. Peregoy and Rev. Alford. Community vitality shown by multiple social visits and family movements among Cable, Geneseo, Clinton and surrounding areas.
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Hipmpton
A. Grember Wi
Teante
Zuma
Jogie Henry
Relahe Tives
Conner
Watertown
Rev. G. Peregoy
Burla
Seereney
Hampton
Colonna
de Conona
Jessie "King
Cambridge
Charles Bacm
J. F de
Rock Island
Emma Eomert
Will
Dave
Martin Coleman
MgratJohn Fisher Anu
Chicago
Carroll
Mary Madsen
Gilbert
Iowa
Theev
J. Bo Pollack
Homestead
T. G. Morrow
Lerlaw
J. A. Alford
M. E
Mattie
Fannie
Ethel Weed
Geneseo
John Lite
Cable
W. Reese
Zenesco
Andrew Grassall
Annie Evans
Pink Prairie
Briar Blog
Carbon Cliff
Skylark
Wheat and cattle markets nerved by July trading day
Quotations on the board of trade today show Wheat No 2 July opening eight cents higher and September closing up. Cattle and sheep prices steady with buyers active for prime grades and softer for others. hogs and veal calves quoted at market values amid modest activity.
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Board of Trade
Ber
Sebeh
Uiita Rae Om
Pth
T. Loula
Rarly Obie
Tennessee
Alton Bane Ap
Withoia
New York
Notable Names Gather for Local Marriage Notices
A fragmented OCR shows names such as Liconson Gostat Vormenien and Mary Tenpound linked to Moline, plus Thomas White and Stonie Goldsmith among others. An advisory notes filing there and advertises Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, claimed to aid teething and relieve pain for children for over 61 years, priced at 25 cents to 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liconson Gostat Vormenien
Mary Tenpound
Moline
Thomas 8. White
Stonie Goldsmith
Soline
Ktio Johnson
Kola Anderson
Charita N. Frick
Emind C. Cransail
Blalice
Thome P. Irwin
Minutedfiller
Solina
Ars
Winslow
Convicts Freed After Tennessee Milling Co Dispute
About forty convicts employed by the Tennessee Milling company at Bereaville were released early. two hundred and fifty other convicts were seized by a crowd at the Times office. Officials arranged returns and the state plans to intervene as convicts head to Sunny Prospect for Grandshod amid threatened further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimars
Tennessee
Tennessee Milling Company
Berecville
oMctals
Offitia
Matty
Watling Island Named as Columbus Landing Site
Special Correspondents report from Washington on Watling's Island in the Bahamas, arguing it best fits Columbus's San Salvador description. They describe isolation, sparse commerce, primitive huts, a strong lighthouse at Cockburn Town, and a single white magistrate ruler.
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Washington
Christopher Columbus
America
Watling’s Island
Bahama Group
New York
Nassau
Bahamas
Istrd
Watling'’s
Wathing's
Isle
Watling’s
Columbus
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Hota
British Board of Trade
Cockburn Town
Chicago Herald
Watling's Island
Nalen
Nairn
Iland
Watling's
Nuestion
Imen
San Salvador
Justi Winsor
Harvard University
Salvador
Ha Aawa Lagoon
Samaun
Cat Island
Turk’s Island
Mariguana
Srasais
Samana
Colambas Coli
Columuas
Weale
Watting
Rum Cay
Conception Island
Heatusd
Long Island
Clarence Harbor
Anc
Riu Cy
Lucana
San Raly
Bor
Colimbu
Wathing
Goa
San Savil
Alventumda
Ulaanbos
Leardt
Tau
Colamons
Unclear antiquated text on precious stones and beliefs
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses superstition around gems influencing health happiness and love, naming stones like moonstone topaz opal and turquoise. It mentions Mayan ritual influence, trade, and references to figures and places, but the readable content is garbled and incomplete.
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New York
Opr
Geomreport
Aiange
Darthdae
Marans
Ants Valiea
Andy Wiin
Oring Striudtmori
Turbulent 1891 News Bullets From Across The Country
Reports from across the United States describe violent storms and fire damage in Clinton Missouri and Kalanaoo Michigan. A judge awaiting murder trial died by suicide in Chattanooga Tennessee. Wheat production in Michigan reaches 24 611 455 bushels amid other regional incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadinal Manning
Hia
J A. Warder
Ubattanooga
Tenn
Michigan
Clinton
Kalanaoo
Mich
Mount Vernon
Wash
Los
New York Watch ‘Trust
Combina
New York
Zwingle
Chi. i
Siralomes Baxendale
England
Aunt Sarah's Gowns Startles New York in Old Style Garb
Special correspondence from New York describes Aunt Sarah living two miles from Squee doak and visiting her grandniece in New York wearing an elaborate traveling gown of taffeta with bows and ribbons. Her morning dress features brown moire and a tall cap. She disapproves of the niece's simple zephyr gingham attire.
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Landy
New York
Metropolis
Specia
Squeedoak
Butternalk Fally
Sarah
Hiynd
Wiaout
Zebertee
Bap
Driss
Wells Cichuve
Nevada
Europe
Saralbe
Drocyiog
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