Lost and Found and Advertisements in Special Notices
Special notices describe low rates for short ads under four lines and column items for sale, lost items, services, and local notices. The fragmented text mentions places, street names, merchants, and various offerings from groceries to pianos, saloons, and medicines, reflecting a bustling town ad page with mixed classified items and public notices.
Memorial controversy and violence in tribal story fragment
A damaged narrative describes tensions around Barbara Pritchie and a Confederate event, with references to Stonewall and a fatal assault on Spotted Tail, Sr. by Crow Dog in Dakota. It notes court actions, tribal reactions, and an Indian agent report warning of ongoing hostility and legal repercussions.
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White Thunder
Spotted Tail, Sr
Crow Dog
Merbeas
Crow Tribe of Indians
Dakota
Delan
Spotted Tail
James G. Sareeme
Retakota
Seth
Rt Nd
Reduced Rates the National Educational Association at Madison Wis
A fragmented notice mentions reduced rates for the National Educational Association event in Madison Wisconsin. It references train connections and return options, with unclear dates and partial route details. Named places include Madison and Chicago and the overall note centers on travel arrangements for attendees.
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National Educational Association
Madison, Wis
Belligerent Politicians in Grand Vault Hotel Altercation
Telegram from Chicago reports George Turner of Alabama assaulted Brewer Cameron, ex-chief examiner of the U S Department of Justice, in the rotunda of the Grand Vacite hotel. Cameron struck back with a cane, while Hon. Paul Strabach of Alabama punched Cameron as the clash escalated over Cameron’s testimony before the expenditures committee on Justice Department marshals.
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Chicago
George Turner
Alabbarma
Brewster Cameron
United States Department of Justs
Grand Vacite
Cameron
Paul Strabach
Alabama
Department of Justice
The Invisible Prince and Walbeck Tunnel Wonder
The Walbeck tunnel built by the late Duke of Portland the Invisible Prince lets workmen pass to and from work without disturbing his tranquil retreat. Daylight floods it with plate glass bullseyes while hundreds of glass jets illuminate it at night. The tunnel is wide enough for carriages and remains wonderfully serene inside, offering an ice house like coolness away from the abbey and the surrounding park.
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Walbeck
Duke of Portland
Giant strike looms as 7000 Philadelphia shoemakers called out
A Knights of Labor District Assembly meeting in Philadelphia orders about 7000 shoemakers in the city and Camden to strike unless manufacturers sign a revised hand-sewers wage schedule. Hand welters already out, with three hundred involved. Manufacturers refuse to sign, signaling a potential citywide shoemaking standstill.
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Philadelphia
Knights of Labor
Camden
Dis Ae
Assembly of
Coromitee
General Assembly
Matee Ca
Laird, Schober & Mitchell
Swelfth
Arch
Shilowvs Vitalizer Advertises Digestive Relief
SHILOWVS VITALIZER is what you heed for constipation appetite loss dizziness and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price ten and seventy five cents per bottle sold by Williamson and Co.
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Williamson & Co
Four Mutilated Bodies Found In Kansas Tragedy
In Pleasanton Kansas a coroner’s jury investigates a grisly murder scene after a mother and her two children are found slain in Sugar Creek. A girl about 16, a boy around 6, and the mother are all murdered with brutal blunt force and axe injuries. A man seen with them earlier in town remains unidentified as authorities seek clues.
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Pleasanton
Kan
Sugar Creek
New Kentucky immoral literature law to take effect June 10
Kentucky enacts a strict measure prohibiting selling printing or distributing any paper book or periodical that records crimes displays criminals or depicts men and women in improper dress or under the influence of liquor drugs or stimulants with fines ranging from 25 to 200.
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Kentucky
Hotel Arrivals At Principal Hotels And Local Game
The latest arrivals at CITY HOTEL include Frank R. Ford E. D. Bawly Wa. Rasmer J. Cohrenechall J. H. Mock and many others from cities like Balto New York and Philadelphia plus 38 county guests. An exciting lose ball game Monday on Hansonville grounds saw Hansonville defeat Dublin 24 to 14. Also notes urging care of coughs and colds with Crofva Typophorhea for instant relief, available from local sellers.
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T. Williams
York
Jno
Coomley
Buffalo
N. Y
Col
Geo. T. Cline
Chicago
Rep
Ballentine
I. F. McBride
NM. Dorsey
Cincinnati
E. Ames
Waynesboro
Clarence B. Rundell
Montreal
Canada
W. W. Hutchins
Berryville
J. V. Jamison
Luray
R. Cland Dutrow
Adamstown
J. S. Gaither
Rome
Geo. Hansel
WmsPort
F. Murten, Jr
Cumberland
P. Poynter
Westminster
A. J. Holmes
Kalamazoo
County
Hansonville
Dublin
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