English surgeon urges rapid competence for pedfile chair rocking
An English surgeon argues that pedfile rocking chairs require prompt competence, saying rocking arms strain the eyes and cause near-sightedness. Gen. A. Wauska calls for a Washington conference on pressing adoption of the hhimetailig standard, August 15. Titostas Wieres, vice president of the Tahun Co., is an Englishman with unspecified age and role. He names early life figures in a vague ellipse of political context.
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A. Wauska
The
Strait Lveawne
United States
Washington
Titostas Wieres
Tahun Co
van Enelishman de Tertho
Ds Sears
Lethes Countes
Ter
Unclear OCR noted on Perry case entry at interior ministry
Fragmentary text describes an entry involving Perry and a number of Penna Podinus with references to permission from the secretary of the interior. Likely notes a policy or event approval and potential participation in a Petit event.
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Mn. Stospoef Perry
Kia
Death of a President in Paris Cemetery Resting Place
A garbled report notes the death of a president and the burial in a Paris cemetery. It mentions a long period in a mausoleum or resting place and references a historical context with scattered names and dates.
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Piper
Paris
Fareniy
Ancient law cited in bond case over future children
A historical note discusses an archaic statute referenced in a bond dispute. The text suggests the law aimed to bar future offspring of an aggrieved party from assuming obligations, implying harsh penalties or restrictions. The exact scope and enforceability remain unclear in the fragment.
Fragmented political speech interrupts a president's legacy
The text reflects a damaged account of a leader named Sabnod, noting his poverty before leadership and a dead president remark. It mentions a treasury allowance unused to its full potential and a pompous public image as a French representative, illustrating public critique and financial tension surrounding leadership.
Plan to ease New York taspeyers burden on insane
A plan is in motion in New York City to relieve taspeyers from funding the state insane care. The state has long supported its mentally ill residents and faces a merged obligation with outside jurisdictions. The case has advanced to the courts seeking resolution.
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New York City
Taspeyers
New York
Jtidoge
Philadelphia Streetcar Electrification Sparks Market Rumors
Fragmentary report notes three or more horses on the market and a price of five dollars. Substitution of electricity for horses affects vehicle use and operations, with fear of job loss and limited work options, including racing, for a patient servant named Sia.
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Gaweor
Dyauwilru
Orilinary Farm
Naval etiquette breach at board meeting prompts reform
A member of a naval board in Washington offended officers by uniform conduct during a summer meeting. The board president admonished the officer and ordered him to return to quarters and follow salt regulations. The session resumed after the officer retreated in proper attire.
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Denise
Mavel Board
Washington
Massachusetts group marks Revolutionary heroes graves
A Massachusetts group hunts unmarked graves in New England cemeteries and places bronze markers bearing Maltese cross and wreaths. The effort reflects Massachusetts sending 6,007 soldiers to the Revolutionary War front.
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Massachusetts
New England
Curious New York recluse described in odd manners
A man named Jounx Wo Macmay is rarely seen at theaters in New York and limits park visits to once a month. He follows a strict diet, eats small portions, and maintains a youthful look despite being over sixty. He exercises each morning and walks from Trinity Church to his Fifth Avenue apartment. A Portland Oregonian report details trouble on the Umatilla Indian reservation with guard conditions and a tall ward named Swicklick facing drunkenness.
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Jounx Wo Macmay
New York
Trinity Church
Fiftieth Street
Portland
Oregonian
Umatilla
Calaboose
Howe
Vilas Defense of President Sparks Senate Clash Over Reform
The article portrays Wisconsin Senator Vilas defending President Cleveland’s tariff and reform agenda while attacking Maryland Senator Gorman. It details the heated Senate debate on tariff revision, executive powers, and party principles, with Vilas urging swift action to strengthen the treasury and push reform.
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Tie
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Ustas
Senate
Monsover
Wis
Arkansas
Jones
Miners Clash as Strife Flare at Shelton Territory
Violence erupts near Forten Morn mines when foreign born workers at Istetui and Island mines clash with white miners on pay day. Several wounded in gunfire but no deaths reported. Sheriff vows arrests as authorities move to quell unrest and calm the area.
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Daly
Lintan
Og Sanguinkry
Newroes
Istetui
CostCa
Nevo
Lonten
Civil Service Exam Announced For Warants Eithes August
The civil service commission schedules exams on August 7 for a position in the hydrographic department district. Examinations are to be held August 6 at Shoshone Indian agency with applicants in districts including Wycomina Heseford MS Dakota Port Defance Arizona and more.
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Civil Ser Jce Commission
Shoshone Indian Agency
Wycomina
Heseford
MS. Dakota
Port Defance
Arizona
Siveage
Petrait
Kuffate
Port Hall
Utah
Arkansas City
Nan
Fort Totten
No Paketa
Green Hox
Wissbargeo
SN. Dakota
St. Paak
Coxey Fled to Washington After Ohio Camp Scene
The text records Coxey and his armed followers deserting the Commonweal Army. They encamped near the Maryland border, then he advised his men to go to Washington to begging for support. Other followers, including Frve and Alvin, are being arrested and sent under warrants.
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Cosey
Wardongiex
Coxey
Cone
Ohi
Maryland
Massa
Washington
Frve
Alvin
Frisco Japs to Assist Their Government
A San Francisco meeting of Japanese residents at the consulate pledged immediate efforts to raise 10,000 dollars to aid Japan’s war. They proposed forming a 400 man brigade, arming with American rifles, and going to Japan at their own expense if needed in Korea. All colony members will be taxed to fund the effort if the war continues.
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SAN Praweisen
Japan
San Francisco
Congress Adjournment Timeline Tied to Tariff Bill
Washington July 27 Senator Ath. gon said Congress will adjourn within ten days if the tariff bill is defeated. If a tariff bill passes, Congress cannot adjourn before two weeks from next Monday or possibly later.
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Congress
Wasinsetox
Ath. Gon
State Senator Killed In Hexo Nevada Shooting
Mra M A Hartly, an artist, shot and killed State Senator M D Foley in Hexo Nevada on Thursday evening. The motive is not known. In Savas Kalow Gs Max Eisen maon, a clothing merchant, attempted suicide by morphine Thursday morning and is dying.
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Hexo
Nev
Mra
M. A. Hartly
M. D- Foley
Mra Hartly
Savasnkalow
Max Eisenmaon
China Japan hostilities rise as ships sunk and troops moved
Reports say the Chinese steamer New Shung and the Toonan were sunk by Japanese forces with many Chinese aboard drowned. Chinese troops aboard transports reached Yaleo river and joined Corean forces while Beijing considers a loan offer amid looming elections. Hong Kong bank notes tension and ships are held pending government orders from Tianjin.
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Suanesar
New Shung
Caim
Yaleo
Corean
Svortst
China
Japan
Hirth Mathieson Wess Stamer New Shing
Tradipe Cos
Toonan
Aiso
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank
Messrs
Jardine & Mathieson
London
Pekin
Chinese Trading Co
Tien T'sin
Mount Rainier Memorial for National Park Proposed
Senator Squire presents a memorial to Congress urging a national park around Mount Rainier near Puget Sound. Scientists support preserving the Pacific forest reserves with glaciers and Arctic flora and fauna. The plan seeks to lock the area from entry to protect its water sources and natural features.
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Congress
Washington
Squire
Pacific Coast
Mount Rainier
Muet Sound
Great Mountain
Senate
Rainier
Aewan
Pufet Sound
Helene
United States
War between China and Japan Could Tighten U S Tea and Silk Supplies
Chicago and New York observers fear the China Japan war may disrupt imports of tea and silk to the United States. The article notes Japan supplies about 45 million pounds of tea annually and China ships major silk and cotton goods, warning of price rises if seaports are blockaded and trade routes interrupted. It cites figures on shipments from Shanghai Amoy and Foochow and asks whether the vast two country trade will be damaged by the conflict.
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New York
China
Japan
America
Shanghai
Amor
Canada
Custom House
Ching
Tilman Tightens Grip as Supreme Court Shifts
On July 31 Eugene Bo Gary replaced Justice Samuel McGreawn, creating a two Tillmanite, one conservative court. The administration moves to test the dispensary act by appealing Justice Pope’s ruling freeing Silver the whisky dealer. The liquor crackdown appears paused pending higher court review.
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Tilman
Supreme Court
WIM
Contupra
Eugene Bo Gary
Samuel McGreawn
Tillmanites
Tillman
Ison
Pope
Departing Japanese Minister Tateno Pays Farewell Visit
Japanese minister Mr. Ta teno made an informal farewell stop with the president on Monday morning before leaving Washington for San Francisco. The visit aimed to quell rumors of offense over U S diplomatic handling of the China Japan Korea tri country dispute. Tateno departs with his family Tuesday sailing from San Francisco the following Saturday.
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Washerox
Gozo ‘Tateno
Havin Washiniten
Japan
Tateno
United States
China
Corea
Washington
San Francisco
Mutineers Surrender at Tracy Cite After Mine Mutiny
July 30 report says mutinous convicts at Tracy Cite surrendered Saturday and were led to the stockade under guard. Free traimers stayed away. Convict Pete Hamilton, who was killed yesterday, planned the mutiny both now and a year ago. his shooting broke the mutiny’s backbone.
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Nasuvirnk
Leon
Tracy Cite
Representative Hutcheson Seeks Constitutional Trust Powers
Representative Hutcheson introduced a resolution proposing an amendment to grant Congress authority over trusts and monopolies in essential goods. The measure would empower Congress to prohibit such trusts and enforce the article through legislation.
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Washxavon
Hutcheson
United States
Congress
Seymour Bros. & Younis Firm Questioned by Senate Panel
On July 21 Mr. Seymour of Seymour Bros. & Younis of New York again declined to answer questions before the Senate trust investigating committee about whether senators invested in sugar stocks through his firm. He provided no useful information to the inquiry.
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Washnotus
Seymour
Broehkerige
Seymour Bros. & Younis
New York
Stimic Trust
Washington
Senate
Eth
Cleveland
Ifill
Hasse
Fuaker
Stewart
Allen
Kyle Peter
Ippy
Smith
New Jersey
Vilus
PST
Wiks Street
Deavier
United States
Meteor Falls Near Sacramento Shining Green Smoke
At 7 30 Friday evening a large meteor plummeted southeast of SacCHAMENTO California. It exploded about two to three thousand feet above the ground and left a greenish yellow smoke cloud visible for about half an hour.
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Sacchamento
Cal
Minister Denby Ordered Back To Pekin Post
Evamwsville Indiana July 31 reports Minister Charles Denby on leave is ordered to return to Pekin China due to the wartime tension between China and Japan over Corea. He is in Detroit Michigan where his wife will join him and they will travel by the quickest route to Pekin.
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Evamwsville
Ind
Charles Denby
Pekin
China
Japan
Corea
Denby
Detroit
Mich
Vice President Stevenson Telegraphed to Return to Washington
Senate tariff managers urge Vice President Stevenson to come to Washington at once as his presence is imperatively needed by his party in the current juncture. He is at his Bloomington home awaiting developments and possible travel.
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Adini
Washington
Stevenson
Senate
Bloomington
Band of Thieves Drives 2000 Cattle Across Border
A band led by an American stole about two thousand head from West Texas ranches and drove them across the Rio Grande into Mexico near Sierra Mojado mountains. Texas authorities have been alerted to the theft.
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San Antonio
Tex
Iglend
West Texas
Mexico
Sierra Mojado
Texas
Peaches Bargain Prices at San Francisco Wharf Market
On July 31 at the San Francisco wharves fruit receipts were unusually large with over 24 boxes of assorted fruit landed. Peaches sold for ten cents per basket as market supply was high while pears moved at similarly low prices.
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San Francisco
Reward Offered for Byrne Murderer by Railroad Co
The Chicago and Eastern Hliness Railroad Company offers 31000 for the arrest and conviction of Engineer Bert Byrne's murderer. Sheriff Newton also offers a separate reward of 300.
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Rewand
Byrne
Danxvinagh
Chicagro & Eastern Hliness Railroad Co
Bert Byrne
Comany
Newton
Eight Sunstroke Deaths Reported in New York City
Eight fatalities from sunstroke were reported in New York City on Sunday. The city faced extreme heat with high temperatures and humidity contributing to the rise in heat related deaths.
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New York
Crops Burned by Hot Winds Across Kansas and Nebraska
Passengers report widespread destruction of crops in Kansas and Nebraska due to hot winds. Burlington road Supt Campbell says figures fail to express the damage wrought in the last week. Earlier experts estimated Nebraska would face a big dry spell in the corn crop.
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Denver
Col
Kansas
Nebraska
Supt Campbell
Burlington Road
Brakeman Acquitted of Murder in Missouri Trial
Charles B. Starke a Wabash brakeman was acquitted after a week's trial in Monrrty Missouri. He had shot Alexander McCambridge a striker during the recent strike as he was interfered with.
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Monrrty
Charles B. Starke
Alexander McCambridge
Tar Leader Arrested in Tarsney Feathering Case
Joseph Wilson, reputed leader of the tar and feathering party that attacked Adjutant General Tarsney at Colorado Springs, was arrested near Nevada Missouri and, it is reported, has made a confession.
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Tar
Desyrx
Joseph Wilson
Tarsney
Colorado Springs
Nevada
Boston Syndicate Posts 20000 Purses for Jackson Corbett Fight
A Boston syndicate offers a purse of 20000 dollars for the boxing match between Jack Jackson and Corbett. The relay event promises a big financial incentive and wide public interest in the bout.
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Fuly
Boston Syndicate of Sports
Jackson-Corbett
Two Die in Lightning Strike in West Virginia
In Waeverine West Virginia on July 21 James Wi Kinsey and Woodman Hines were struck while landing on the porch at Mrs. Kimsey’s home. Kinsey was instantly killed and Hines died later of injuries. The incident occurred during a late night event described as a porch landing during a storm. Local authorities began an investigation into the lightning strike.
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Waeverine
W.va
James Wi
Kinsey
Woodman
Hines
Kimsey
Kinsey Way
Senators Clash Over Tariff and Hawaii Recognition
The Senate debate centers on tariff reforms and President Cleveland's administration. Amid procedural skirmishes, discussions touch on sugar duties and coal and iron rates. Hawaii's new republic prompts a separate push for U S recognition led by Representative Routlie.
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Eho
Cleveland
Hundred A R U Men Discharged Over Refusal to Withdraw
In Cutcacoe on July 31, about a hundred workers in Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops were discharged for refusing to withdraw from the A R U. Forty five of the men have had their positions filled. In Portman Gre July 31, Cornelius Mees and his wife were found dead. the wife died from hatchet wounds and the husband hanged himself, suspected to be jealousy.
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Cutcacoe
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
A. RU
Portmam
Gre
Cornelius Mees
Battershall’s Canadian Respite Amid Sugar Trust Inquiry
TORONTO Ontario July 36 Sandford Battershall, long noted in connection with the sugar trust investigation by a senate committee at Washington, has been in Canada for some time but has now departed for Hamilton.
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Ont
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Tariff Conferees Stall Amid Hope For Consensus
Washington July 21 The tariff hill remains in limbo as Democratic and Republican conferees lock in position with no agreement in sight. Senators Harris and colleagues warn any concession to woolen cotton and metal duties risks blocking passage, while Republicans push to finalize a conference report and end the dispute for the nation.
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Wassuxcroy
Mohammet
Washington
Carris
House
Senate
Quay, Ledge
Aldrich
Allison Chandler
Hers Eaier
Harris Wote
Allison
Post Office Begins Distribution of New Stamps
The post office department started distributing stamps under the engraving and printing contract. About half a million stamps have been supplied and sent to post offices as requisitions arrive. Some 400,000 to 500,000 postage due stamps are ready and dispatched to postmasters. A new six cent stamp with 100,000 to 150,000 furnished to New York City is also ready for general use.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Post Ofice
New York City
English vessels load flour for China amid charter shortages
The Call notes English ships in port unable to secure charters will be loaded with flour at the owners' risk and sent to China. A canning company was contracted for 15 000 tons of canned beef for the same market. The Rio Janeiro and two earlier steamers carried large flour cargoes. Chinese merchants acknowledge China is stocking up on provisions.
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San Francisco
Rink
China
Rio Janeiro
They Would Not Quilt the Union at the B&O Shops
About 10 men at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops were idle after refusing to withdraw from the American Railway union. They were discharged and forty five positions were filled by non union workers.
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Chocase Jduxation
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
American Railway Union
Senate Judiciary Committee signals favor for bankruptcy bill
The senate committee on the judiciary agreed to report the Bailey bankruptcy bill favorably with major amendments. Senator Mitchell moved to substitute the Tory bankruptcy bill but the motion was defeated.
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Washington
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Mitchell
Effort to Impeach Attorney General Prepares Petition
On Monday two petitions from South Dakota citizens were presented to Congress asking for the impeachment of the United States attorney general for high crimes and misdemeanors connected to actions during the recent strike.
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Washington
Lucas Frep
House
South Dakota
United States
Stone narrowly misses county official in Braz incident
In Braz, Indiana, July 31, County Clerk Jack Wheerle escaped injury when a stone shattered the car window he rode in from Terre Haute on the Vandalia line. Glass sprayed over him as the stone narrowly grazed his head.
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Braz
Ind
Jack Wheerle
Terre Haute
Indiana State News Highlights From Early Morning Report
A smallpox case is found at Straw's Mill north of Jeffersonville, victim James Crandall aged 45. Fires devastate Hamlet's Hamlet Hay Co. plant with $10,000 loss. Adams County bank Incorporation. Muncie militiamen boycott Milton Hamilton for firing his militiaman brother. A machine makes bricks from limestone slabs. Hydrophobia cases tied to Pasteur treatment trip to Chicago. Various lawsuits, arrests, and local incidents span Logansport to Lebanon, including a suicide-drowning boy in Wabash, a pardon granted to John L. Gentry, and a funeral train accident near Gas City. Continuous reports of crime, industry, and civic notes across Indiana towns.
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Jeffersonville
James Crandall
Hay Co
Adams County Bank
Decatur
Laporte
al Murcie
W. H. H. Johnson
John Addison
Fairmont
W. Va
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Frank Kellogg
James Stivers
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Logansport
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Brazil
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Thomas Kress
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Ind
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Warwick County
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Agee
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Yenkey
Lebanon
Carr
W. Hastries
First
Indiana Heavy Artillery
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Louis
Harmner
Gas City
Fifty-ninth
Indiana Infantry
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Cunningham
Thomas Slattery
Crawfordsville
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