Diverse News Snippets From An Early Times Gazette
The column reports daily wreaths at Ronenrt Brownie’s grave in Westminster Abbey and a Payton, D. street railway offering rides at halt price. It notes language reach of Chinese and Englisms, Queen Victoria’s modest fortune claim, Siberian cold, and references to Yale and Baltimore records. It mentions straw plaiting in Bedfordshire, Minnesota and Dakota land values, French tobacco spend, an accident policy dispute, and Louis Nesserit’s historical renown.
Century clock millstone in Terryville marks founder’s memory
Celebrations in Terryville Connecticut honor the founder Mr Terry as the first craftsman to make old fashioned wooden clocks. The article notes his travel selling stock and how this birth of a clock industry grew to national prominence. It also mentions a Jewish refugee denial at Jaffa and a travel tip on sleeping with the head toward the engine for better rest.
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Terryville
Conn
Bli ‘Terry
Terry
New York
Connecticut
United States Treasury and Commerce News Summary
In a broad fiscal briefing, Fourth Auditor Lynch cites naval expenditures at 27,010,815 for the recent year. Reports note Secretary Rusk estimating agricultural value gains, mint silver dollar outputs, and large coinage and shipping figures. Other items include a proposed arbitration on seal fisheries, notable deaths, criminal incidents, and state population and election results.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Lynch
Fenton. R. McCreery
Michigan
Santiago
Chile
Rusk
United States
Treasury
Court of Chains
Ohio
Tadiana
Illinois
Cumberland Gap
Jatcheller
Portugal
Meredith
Bureau of Englaving and Printing
Dunina
Eader
Phows
Geenerat Milieg
United States Supreme Court
England
acEmontiere
Avastingtin
National bank closes in Corry with liabilities of 700000
Reports list a Corry Pennsylvania national bank closing with liabilities around 700000 and 90005 in a later line. Other items note fire losses at Joan O Connors dairy New York and a gasping list of accidents, storms, and political results from the era.
West and South Tragedies Highlight Turbulent Era
A chaotic Sampler reports numerous fatalities from a Denver stables fire and a derailed PasskhNark train near Athinta Georgia. Three men die in a Florida store burglary aftermath and a Fort Riley veteran horse dies at 24. A Cincinnati iron works figure faces $100,000 losses after a fatal blaze. The Great Oaken frame factory fire in Cincinnati claims three lives.
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Denver
Cok
Western & Atlante Road
Atom Sharey
Athinta
Fort Riley
Kan
Art Cincinnati
Walton Architectural Iron Works
Mantix Bran
Charles Morant
Avarditelnonville
Flo
Awestern
Fuele Company
Dilathe Minn
Turee
Cincinnati
Great Oaken
Turbulent Dispatches Report Global Strife and Domestic Tragedies
Foreign intelligence seeks friendly solution with United States over Baltimore sailors incident. Prince of Wales marks 50th birthday at Sandringham. Rio Grande may declare independence opposing Gen Fonseca, CASADIAN agents. Evill tours U.S. states urging farmers to relocate to Manitoba northwest. A woman in Chelabinly Russia hangs herself with three children to stave off starvation. Shichsaxgptgser cyclone in the Bay of Bengal claims over 200 lives. At Orangeville Cal Z P Brandon and wife die from arsenic poisoning used as biscuit mix. Montague Mich George Awaitater weighs fifty pounds at death. Moroccan sultan sends emissaries to Touat. natives decapitate five. Samuel Chipman dies at Cornwall N Y aged 104. freemason since 185. Off English and Irish coast, heavy gale causes wrecks and loss of lives. Chilean junta heads Senor Silva, Senor Luco, and President-elect Montt. Canadian government ignores Vancouver lepers. city frees them, many head to United States.
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Chill
United States
Baltimore
Sandringham
Norfolshire
Rio Grande
Fonseca
Kansas
Dakota
Nebraska
Mineeseta
Wisconsin
Aichigan
Manitoba
Northwest
Russia
Bay of Bengal
Orangeville
Cal
P. Brandon
Montague
Mich
George A
Morocco
Touat
Samuel Chipman
Cornwall
England
Ireland
Yuspen Chilian Junta
Sener Silva
Senate
Sener Luco
Chamber of Deputies
Montt
Vancouver
S. C
Robbers Loot Express Near Western Union Junction
A Chicago to Milwaukee express was held at gunpoint near Western Union Junction as three safes and bags of bank remittances were looted. Detectives raced to Racine, Chicago, and Milwaukee with authorities alerted and the train resumed to Milwaukee by 2 20 am.
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Racine
Western Union’ Junction
Chicago
Express
McKay
Western Union Junction
Hey
Sovet
Siv
Murphy
Demtad
Averill
Milwaukee
Messenger Murphy
Minneapolis
National and local notices mix from late 19th century
A jumble reports the death of journalist Con Doxy Pratt at Mac-O-Chee in Ohio aged 72, a lynching in Paducah, large October bread exports valued at 24,468,854, and a Miller's Station explosion destroying 20 tons of gunpowder. It notes a 50-life England storm, a Silver City fire, and a farmers congress in Missouri urging hog product controls and reciprocity with Kansas president A. W. Smith.
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Hanna Mosien
Glens Balls
N.Y
Slewe
United States
Poe Sam
Con Ship Brothers
New York
Bankers
New Orleans
Richard M. Nelson
Selmiay
Ala
Jons Mrreieny
Hancow
China
Doxy Pratt
Mac- O-Chee
Logan County
Warsaw
Oss Wendred
Chicago
Desplaines Street
Silver City
England
Yuor Crty
Tampala
London
Athens
Tir Farmers’ National Congress
Sediulia
A. W. Smith
Kansas
Resolutions Adopted by Farmers' Congress at Sedalia
The Farmers' National Congress at Sedalia Missouri on Thursday adopted resolutions urging a national hog product labeling law, a federal gambling ban on farm goods, and reciprocity with fair directors. Lincoln Nebraska was chosen for the next meeting. Vice President A W Smith of Kansas was elected president.
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Sedalia
Farmers’ National Congress
Lincoln
Neb
A. W. Smith
Kansas
Riot arrest at anarchist meeting ends police raid
Police broke into third and fourth floor halls as anarchists gathered for meetings in Desplaines Street. Officers seized red flags and pamphlets, arrested 75 participants including David Sutter and Ernst Kilbuski, and seized revolvers after resisting attendees were forced to surrender.
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Fieancator
Lywis
John E. Maided
Talea
Atreet
Tysentyr
Desplaines
Henry Mitler
Daniel ‘Sullety
Ernest “Rapper
John Deissh
Conrad Messer
Vwvore
Baolredt
Twelfth Street
Turner Hall
Lewis
Atenla
Sam
Inspector Lewis
Capt. Mahoney
Tay
John Gleckner
Gleckner
Hr Union
Desplaines Atreet
David Sutter
Buffalo
Linsrott
Garey
Webster
Ernst Kilbuski
New York
Ile
Newman
Death of Donn Platt in Ohio at Mac-o-Che
Donn Platt died at 3 p.m. Thursday at his Mac-o-Che home in Logan County after a week of lung fever. Born June 19, 1810 in Cincinnati, he was editor of the Washington Sunday Capitol and edited Belford's Magazine in 188. He was working on a biography of Gen. George H. Thomas and wrote letters to a Cleveland paper on the late campaign. He had been married twice. his second wife survives.
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Cleveland, O
Donn Platt
Mac-o-Che
Logan County
Cincinnati
National Capital
Washington
Belford’s
George H. Thomas
Cleveland
Col. Pratt
Hunter Dies in Own Trap in Magnetta Wan District
David Allen, a hunter living in the Magnetta Wan district, disappeared about a month ago while checking traps. His body was found in his bear trap with wrists caught, showing he died slowly from starvation. Also notes include G A R Encampment plans for Washington on September 20, 1592 and a Utah escheat ruling against the Mormon church tithing office and associated property.
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Bracesriver
Ont
David Allen
Magnetta Wan
Odd fowls tales wander through towns and states
Reports describe a wheaten setter missing a limb after an accident in Carnesville Georgia while a partridge from Connecticut is being mounted by a taxidermist. A green parrot plumage bird with eagle head and talons was captured near Cheyenne Wyoming. A crow pets a Augusta Maine family that travels Sundays. A trained bat in Spring Hill Pennsylvania delivers messages faster than two miles per minute.
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Carnesville Ga
Connecticut
Cheyenne
Wyo
Augusta
William Hester
Spring Hill
Mnute
Fresh Faces and Fresh Manners Across Dull News
A jumble of light quips from various papers quotes Miss Shingiss praised for her face and manners while others joke about hair, keeping Laura’s engagement, a factory chimney’s smoke, and a marriage impression amid playful vignettes from multiple magazines and newspapers.
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Trey Hapmonizep
Dukane
Shingiss
Dinwiddie
Pittsburgh Telegraph
Lavy
Laura
Buffalo Express
George
Maude
Demoarest's Magazine
Medicial Reform Society Adverts Across London
A garbled colonial era ad offers a 62nd remedy for kidney and liver disease among others, claiming Nile Valley origin and urging 10 cent stamps to James Holland in Bloomsbury. The page also contains assorted quips and a note on a Crescent trademark from Dr Harter Medicine Co and scattered humor items from various papers.
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America
Medical ReForm Society
Loxdon
Valley of the Nile
Egypt
James Holland
Bloomsbury Mansions
Bloomsbury Square
London
Singland
No clear story in scrambled text from Somerville Journal
Fragmentary OCR text offers no coherent event or named entities. No identifiable people, places, organizations, or dates are reliably readable to summarize a news item or notice.
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Claim Lasting Liver Relief
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a superior, safe laxative and cathartic. It contrasts them with an older pill, promising lasting relief without dietary or occupational disturbance and offering money-back satisfaction guarantees.
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Dr. Pierce
Postal Delivery for Farmers Promotes Free Rural Mail
Farmers push for free country-town delivery to extend intelligence and faster action. Daily papers keep them posted on world events, improving health and prosperity. The ad promotes Reid’s German Cough and Kidney Cure from Sylvan Remedy Co. of Peoria Illinois.
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Reid
Sylvan Remedy
Peoria
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Ronenrt Brownie
Westminster Abbey
Evcext Wainenet
Payton
Price
Téanouenens
Queen Victoria
Workholansk
Siberia
Many Wassington
Gen. Washington
Timberman
Texas
Tur Vity
Lorne
Va Qulong
Harriets
Presipest Dwar
Yale College
Aloes
Yale
Pftor
Enwix
J. Horstox
Bedfordshire
Vicinity
Minnesota
Dakotas
Great North
France
Sunany
Louis Nesserit
Nngary
Palestine
Jaffa
Cyprus
Jerusalem
Epi Intaesrina New News CO
Megon Saver
Chlot
Fro Kromig
Dayton
Hayward
Wis
Mattis Henderson
New Castile
Ind
James Kines
Calverty
Connell Bros
Deed Island
St. Helens
Ore
Tun
Markes
Hoies
Wheeler
Westfall
Alliance
Wilson
Boies
Hubbard
Ilinois Central Road
Jackson
Tenn
Wittrast Bowers
Yankton
S. D
MaskiEp
St. Paul
Joan M. Ghoven
Newark
John Tutchins
Congress
Ture National Bank
Corry
Joan O'Connon
Hointér
N Y
John Palmer
Grand Army of the Republic
Susquehanon Cony
Nanticole
Norman JL
Munro
A& Mile
New York Harbor
Ian
Bridgeport, Conn
John Kopp
Suicide Club
Marian
Philadelphia
Danville
Fredericke Mathuschek
Fink
Lippincott, Johnson & Coes
Prion
Loc Davis
Ninney
Boston
Franci J. Willard
Chieti
Pennsylania Senate
National Baseball League
Tain
Pennsylvania
Grege
Wright
Hage
Morrison
Tilden
Dem
Drayton
Pte
Foreign Intelligence
the Farmers’ Congress
Sedalia, Mo
Burrano
John Blogher
Citzens
Delaware Avenue
Huron Street
Ann
Natn
Boolal
Spain
Maria-Chrristina
Carnot
Wasutneron
Council
Palmer
Sheir
Saur Lack Crry
Utah
Zane
Mormon Church
Gardo House
Offee
Church Farm
Pekin
Baltimore American
Aunt Sary
Jennie
Oladonna Columbus Post
Dr. Harter Medicine Co
Indianapolis Journal
Idaho
Yonkera
Pork—Mesa
Western Steam
Butter— Western Creamery
Trerare
Batainti Ata
Seay Ware
Perry
ST. Louis
Omaha
Cypeteras
Ti Publicin
Somerville, Journal
Carter
Rome
Ala Troit Pree Press
Phese
Fale
Gomforting
Epps
Rovern
Men
Arioanr
Grdcara
James Epps
Hommopathia Chemdon
Aise
Gace
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