Explosions and political notes from Europe and Americas
News of the Week reports a fatal mine blast at a Belgian colliery near St Etienne with 50 rescued. updates on the Deutschland wreck inquiry in London. Vienna notes imply crisis if Austrian note rejected. Bismarck backed by Berlin dispatch. communications place Argentina Paraguay dispute to arbitration. Andrasay polls update with Durango occupation.
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St. Etienne
Belgium
Fredamp
Jalia
London
Mir
Lde
Vienna
Sherth
Porte
Amaray
France
England
Berlin
Sut
Biomarck
Buenos Ayres
Paraziay
Grant
Gilr
Androssy
Andrasay
Scleen
Quesuds
Durango
Madrid
Navarre
Don Carlos
Ron Hem
Henderson & Co
Liverpool
Turkey
Henry 5. Young
Geneva
Montenerry
Ashtabula
Chicinnai
Grims
Averen
Tane
Supreme Court Commission
Supreme Court
Thilge Usta
Cavetous
Tony Muskingum
Cort MeKemary
Westminster
Wistels
Biscay
Alava
Sth
Serion
Jstat
Disraeli
Apeech
Egypt
Cairo
Oth
Wech
Sass Ble
Oyarigh
Toy
Reichstag
Rigusa
Betow Persis
Cuba
Ohio News Items on trials, trials and trials
Ohio items report Landis acquittal in New Jersey murder case and a string of legal actions. Notes include executions issued, New York and Boston events, Bowens testimony, Beecher case notes, and various arrests and trials across Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland with deaths, fires, drownings, and rail disruptions.
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Landis
Brideeton
N.J
Garrath
Vineland
New Haven
Industeinl Exhibition Company
New York
Ue Stueriat
Mra Thotinesen
Dolan
M| Hangwa Messrs
Mandy and
Sankey
Surat
Adnest Stringhare
Brooklym
N. Y
Thite Bros
Borton
Pal Sumner
Brooklyn
N.Y
California
New York City
Legislative maneuvering and crimes ripple through state Senate
In the Senate and House, bills are introduced to tax dogs, consolidate railroad oversight, transfer records, and authorize corporate formations while adjournments interrupt routine business. A photoshift of events includes a Mexican War Veterans group request, debates on medicinal prescribing, and a bribed years-long push for a larger subsidy. National crime notes recount a jail break at Tiffin, a colored man near Franklin found near death by freezing, and a caper abortive freight car theft at New London with thieves plotting to steal by stealth during wood and water stops.
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Congressional
Senate
Siecertos
Nonin
Piper
Rails Rernamusie
Giemsa
Tomes Estates
Grand
Broadway
Crosty Streets
Hiesey
C. Bowen
Cemwat Bank
Mymouth
James Tarteny
Newburyport
Sivas
Parton
Distinguished States
Ieee
Hekate Werts
Ampapolis
Uevysonn
Mae Keuntors
Nalfet
Vienna
den Iretock
Bert
Carer
Amatria
Sth
Feansiuan
Cason
Bill Wutharie
Chicago
Marshall
Vor Hillern
Dieyaleh
Ba Bate
Faye Ue
Oor
Meludie
Bareaux County
Helndie
Denver
Wal
Tuk
San Juan
J. E. Bilas
Cleveland
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Howes
Alddonne
Philip Goldberg
Chicagy
Rebinewa
Cincinnati
O. E. Tabcoek
United States Court
St. Lowis
Eumupiteity
Sables
Aury
Salt Lake City
United States
Cuipagu Board of ‘Trade
Aas
Siso Ie
Chicaro
Traears
Sprinafeld
Rion
W. J
Togeate Qlacc
Agnes
Treasury
Hardings
Metalic
St. Louis
Damoury
Bismington
Marston
Oliver
Bloomenx Ter Keetz
KA. Hounett
Henge C Gwen
Cairo
Spence
Willamson
Wille
Charett Tee
General Railroad
Genie of America
Louisville
Montana
Connell
Bismarck
Mth
Britten
Overstottz
Prnind
Rewes
Nice
Ward Roocher
Ate
Bubevet Triak
Hostin
Bowen
Mabel Young
Dyekman
Cinelnuts
Jude le
Mimati
Benate
Jumbus
Gleehunti
Howe
B.owwerpicn
Bate
Mexican War Veteran Association
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
de Board of Education
Collesen
County Nes
Messrs. Moody and
Sankey
New London
Fragmented OCR Poem Fragments From a Nightly Street Scene
Fragmented readable lines evoke a night street, with whispers, rain, and figures at a window. Seeched phrases swirl around memories, wreaths of smoke, and implied encounters, while distant sounds and soft weather frame the scene.
Ethel's Trial and Return to a Spouse's Love
A wealthy New England wife Ethel Lathrop endures cold treatment from husband Harry after gossip and strain. She hides hurt, endures social demands, and wages a quiet contest of pride and affection. A Christmas trip home becomes a turning point as love rekindles and tests endure.
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Ethel
Miss Renfields
Harry Lathrop
Ethel Lathrop
Spooney
Dommnion
Hee
Mr. Lathrop
Grimes and Casualties From A Grim Report
A collection of dramatic misfortunes and crimes includes Mrs. Tupper of Iowa arrested for forgery, a fatal mine pit accident near Columbia Pennsylvania, a county treasurer in St. Lawrence County found to owe $25,000, riverbank drownings near LaPrairie, a Quincy bank robbery confession following a prior hit, a fatal hearse accident in Yartsville, a boy killed by a toy instrument, a sixteen year old shooter in Indianapolis, a large planter shot near Memphis, a Bloomington landholder found dead and frozen, a pay car crash on the Northwestern Railroad, a Midland Railroad wreck near Middletown, and a Wyandotte bank heist that blew open its vault with fuse and powder.
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Pices
Montreal
LaPrairie
Termer
Moore
Quincy
Evansville
Ind
John F. Brown
Yarteville
Cottrell
Owensboro
Charles Love
Howard Valentine
Indianapolis
Valentine
Love
A Love
Sherif
Sllvam Thurkelred
Bloomington
Northwestern
Ishpeming
Negaunee
Michigan
Reynolds
Trackminster Brown
Midland Railroad
Middletown
N.Y
Wil Nome
Northrop & Bros
Wyandotte
Kan
Leap Year Tragedy and Fading Plant Tale at Moonlit Hall
A torn excerpt shows Eva rejecting Henry's marriage plea with a firm resolve to remain single. He vows friendship and support while she declares their bond impossible. The scene ends with a dramatic farewell and a dim, nocturnal setting. Also noted is a report about Mr. George Blodgett’s tree on Mt Bag Farm, an ancient stump estimated at 123 feet tall with a broken top likely 25 feet. A separate line mentions a sculpture or rings and a precise top measurement around 116 feet.
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George Blodgett
Mt. Bag
N. 1
Youths' Department Notes Revealing Scribbles on Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows youths' department with garbled lines about feathers and singing. The readable phrases hint at daily school activities or personal notes, mentioning sadness and a place to play, but specifics and context are unclear due to damaged text.
Pioneer Girls Rescue in Early Kentucky Frontier
In a July 1776 Kentucky frontier scene near Boonesboro, Betsy Callaway Betsy Callaway Elizabeth Callaway leads a canoe rescue as Indian warriors threaten her companions Fanny Callaway and Jemima Boone. Daniel Boone Richard Callaway pursue with volunteers Sam Henderson John Holder Flanders Callaway. Betsy guides on trail leaving signs to aid pursuit while rescuers attack the camp and recover the captives. The action ends with reunion and reflective memory of the daring episode in Kentucky lore.
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Boonsboro
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Richard Callaway
Elizabeth Callaway
Betsy Callaway
Fanny Callaway
Betsy
Jemima Boone
Ffort
Retty Callaway
Annals of
Irl
Boone
Samec Henderson
John Holder
Flanders Callaway
Holderson
Benny Callaway
Holder
Panny
Hinesolt
Tetey
Novick
Fanny
Jemima
Anecdote of Washington and the New York Circle
An old anecdote recounts John Cochrane sending the folle the New York Sites. Washington and officers in New York met frequently at a dinner where Dr Jobe Gochrane attended with his son Jad. Morvid, a guest, suddenly cried out Wasn't it 29, ny gli boy? causing a deathly hush and a quick break up of the company. The tale ties to Washington and the era’s social gatherings.
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John Cochrane
New York
Jobe Gochrane
Military Hospital of
Army
Washington
Spain
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News OF the
Sing Sag
Kester
Ohio
Henry
Sao
Mr. Beecher
Time Elf
Beveher
Bow
Tate
Beecher
Jonx Mesris
Millersburg
Con. J
Porras
Chin Statesman
Chillicothe
Freepis
Put-in-Bay
Aroa
Jude
Lancaster County
Cornus E. Buons
Cincinnath
Dsc
Duskne
McArthur
Jackson
Riatta
Fort Huron
Butler County
Jon Downs
Bellefontaine
Con. Wanniasts
Inter
State Board of Agriculture
Columbus
D.C. Curry & Co
Wooster
Cooven K. Watson
Sandusky
Birt
de Lane
Thaybaln
of Columbia Comentesioncys
Gia
Wislstriden
Siatertieb
Stsiles Tremurer
Joax L. Bracknerx
Athens
Mary Jane Lovell
Brian Dockstaven
Cleveland Post
Huron County
Trimmer
Oscar Koons
Northwood
Merrow County
Mra
George Nichols
Lincoln
Gro. W. Gorey
Edward M. Harner
Panhandle
Harner
Warner
Joan C. van Pert
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Missouri Penitentiary
Tiflin
McMozle
John McMoyle
Yockey Toms
Jas. Wright
Dutch Duke
H. Stackhouse
Jons Muer
Franklin
Miller
Me Wieul
Fairchild
Ober Ue Mege
Israel W. Andrews
Marietta College
TM Hymouth
Olio
Tid Avenue Slumb
First T
Painesville
Firat
Vine Street
Welsh Congregational
Mt. Vernon
First Congregational
Syow
Waiilens
Shaw
Helen
Miss Wilder
Europe
Helen Wilder
Larry
New England
Ri Ft
Jess
Mel
Rennehdt
Adit
Harry
Aeain
Agin Euhel
Ted
Fiarry
Joseph
Faber
Baty
Joe
Mrs. Renfield
Hit
Lia
Uirry
Friend
Eihel
Renfielda
Marty
Parkers
Lathrop
Renfields
Nelen “Wilder
Tono
Tone
Otakes Loue
Hares
Marcy
Evel
Joey
Grimes and Casualties
Eva
Pioneer Girls
Exiom
Frau
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