10 Feb 1886
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Newspaper
Morning Oregonian
Location
Portland, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1886
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text yields a brief note with unclear names and a possible urging event. The readable fragments hint at an action or scare event and a number four, but specific persons, places, or dates are not determined.
Outsider OCR fragment suggests a local item with unclear names and details. Readable elements imply a brief notice or update, but specific people places and events remain obscured and cannot be determined.
A clipped notice highlights business specials and merchant patterns in a period listing. It mentions suiting fabrics, a focus on first and second quality goods, and references to textile patterns and related trade terms. Persistent small print suggests a catalog or advertisement style typical of a historic newspaper page.
Readable fragments indicate a listing or notice for 280 intel NIFON CICA at 4 Third Street in Portland. The text is fragmentary with no clear event date or action but includes a street address and organization name.
A garbled proclamation text references an Efott Maden Drve Ohineae from Olyapia and a Taw andl Order Provadly The Haw s. The imprint lists THEODAE CLARKE & CG and an address at 62 Front St, but the surrounding content is unreadable.
Amid martial law chaos in a western city a night of unrest ends with federal and local authorities mobilizing. stores closed, vigilance high, volunteers sought, and fears of further clashes as agents curb violence. Officials report unclear but controlled conditions as troops stand by and a curfew looms.
Washington dispatch notes McArthur's appointment as District Attorney amid a broader Senate session. Provisions on public building funding for Portland, nominations for diplomatic posts, and calls for budget and treasury actions are described in dense, era-specific prose with references to U S government offices and territorial postings.
Official New York dispatch recalls Gen Winfield Hancock’s death on Governor's Island after a malignant carbuncle worsened by diabetes. Alarm spread at the capital as flags half-masted and urgent messages were sent to army and naval commands. Hancock, once a leading figure in the nation’s affairs, died at his residence amid public mourning and formal condolences.
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